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saloon Blown up with Dynamite.
FOREIGN.
Three Cheers for the Irish Re.
public.


Three Cheers for the Irish Re-
public.
DUBLIN, Nov. 20.-The jury in the
case of Jos. Poole brought in a verdict
Of guilty, and the Court pronounced
sentence Of death upon the prisoner.
Poole, in his address to the Court, aa.
mitted that he was Fenian. He
cursed England aud called for three
cheers for the Irish Republic.
speech of Poole.
DUBLIN, Nov. 2O.-Before be was
sentenced Poole spoke at length in earn.
est and, at times, excited tones. He
emphatically denied that he murdered
Kennedy. Hs admitted that he was
member of the Fsnian Brotherhood and
said he would be proud to go to the
scaffold for being member. Its objec
is not to commit murder. but to free
Ireland from the tyrannical rule of En-
gland. He believed he was per.
secuted because he was the enemy
Of the government under which he lived.
Poole acknowledged being in Kennedy's
company the night Of the murder, but
declares he had no hand in striking him
down. He had belonged to the Broth
erhood since he was l6 years of age, but
had never belonged to the Vigilance
Committee. His purpose was to waii
until his countrymen were prepared to
strike the blow for independence, when
he would cooperate with them. In con.
clusion, he said: II am not afraid IL
die; farewell all, farewell Ireland.
Three cheers for the Irish Re
publicl Death to English tyranny"
He will be hanged December 18th. The
judge, in passing sentence upon the pris-
oner, was deeply affected. He said th,
evidence left the jury no alternative, and
he quite concurred in the verdict Of
guilty. Poole's father wept aloud, ex
claiming "Oh, Joe! joel" The prisoner
replied, falterngly, "Keep up father,
keep up; don't give way. am ready
to die"
A Mistatement About O'DonneII
Corrected.
LONDON, Nov. 20.-A statement in o
New York paper Of October 26th to the
effect that O'Donnell' was evasive in
answering questions regarding his
American citizenship to Secretary Hop
pin, of the America Legation, O'Don-
nell, regarding Hoppin as British de-
teotive, is pronounced untrue. Hoppin,
on the contrary, was agreeably i'm
pressed with O'Donnell, who was open
and frank, and gave him all the evil
denee he had as to his American citizen.
ship, which has been sent to Washing
ton. 1t is probable the trial will be
postponed week in consequence Of the
non arrival Of witnesses from the Cape
of Good Hope.
War Between China and France
Imminent.
PARIS, Nov. 20.-The report that the
Chinese have evacuated Sontay and
Bacninh, is rnooniirmed aud is not be.
lieved. In all probability hostilities
between France and China will break
out within q few hours.
New Freak by Weston. f:Ss,'n
LONDON, Nov. 20.-Weston has under.
taken a walk of fifty miles day for 100
days, delivering temperance lectures on
the route.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-21
Ordinance No. 2o6.

An ordinance dedicating certain lands
as public street and highway.
The Mayor and Council of the City Of
Los Angeles do ordain as follows:
SECTION /. The following described
real property, situated in the city of Los
Angeles, county of Los Angeles, State oi
California, and more particularly de.
scribed as follows
Lot (l5) fifteen and southerly part Of
lot (l7) seventeen, block 1851 thirty-fve
aud one-half, Ord's Survey, OF the city ol
Los Angeles, more particularly described
as follows; Commencing at the Sc cor.
ner of said lot p5l fifteen and running
thence along south boundary of said lot
l5) fifteen westerly to the east boundary
of Rosas street; thence along the east
boundary of Rosas street northerly 1857
sixty-three feet to point; thence on a
line parallel to the south boundary Of
said lot (l5) fifteen and distant at all
points (Go) sixty feet thereirom, easterly
to the NV corner OF said lot (l5) fifteen;
thence along the east boundary OF said
lot tl5) fifteen southerly to the point Of
beginning, is hereby and forever dodi-
Gated to tho use of the public, and de-
clared public street and highway.
SEC. 2. The name of the above de-
scribed tract of land shall be High
street.
SEC. 3. The Clerk of the Council shall
certify to the passage OF this ordinance,
and shall cause the same to be published
once in the Los Angeles Daily HERALD,
and thereupon and thereafter it shall
take effect and be in force, H
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-21

Mr. D. N. Rove is the Santa Ana agent oi
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FOR RENT.
BUSINESS FOR SALE,

new house Of eight rooms and bath. Ad:
dress F. c., postoffice. novzo u
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AGENTS wAKrED.
LOST

Apply to Ed. Carroll, No 10 Fort street. be
tween the hours Of Q and NJ, nov20 1v
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The stock board.
suit for Twenty millions.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20. "A suit in
volving over twenty millions was com
menced to-day in the U. 3. Circuit
Court by Jane M. Gray, Of Virginia,
widow Of John Bowie Gray, against the
New Almaden Quicksilver Mining
Company. Gray was one of the three
original owners of the property. He
died in New York in 1861. His part.
ners were Knowles Taylor and Robert
J. Walker, formerly Secretary Of the
Treasury. The action was based on the
fraudulent administration. by the two
partners, Of Gray's interest. whereby
the company, for small sum. succeeded
in obtaining entire possession of the
property.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-21
En Route to Sam Quentin.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20 BLACK
Bart has been the subject of much at
tention at the city prison throughout the
day. To many he said he felt keenly
the degradation of the position in which
he had placed himself. When asked II
he denied that he was Black Bart, be re-
piled: The officers say am, though !
say not" Tomorrow no goes TO San
Quentin.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-21
MEDIUM.
FOR SALE.

Two building lots on east side Main street, be-
tween Sixth aud seventh street, aS KAT feet
Also las feet on Seventh street, corner OF Los
@ G. KERcKHoFF,
noy2ltf ss ~ {. b12 s. Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-21
WANTED.

By man and wife (without children) sltua-
tions on nice country place. the man fully under
stands all about horses, cows, farm and garden;
the wife to do light housework. Address Coach.
man, HERALD office. noV2o "
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-21
Destruetive Fire at Dixon.

DIXON, Cal. Nov. 90 The losses by
the fire last night are estimated at a
quarter of a Million The telegraph facil.
itss are so lmited that 1t is impossible
to send full details.
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A. o. U. W.---sPECIal NOTICE.

The members OF Los Angeles Lodge. No. 66. A,
o. u. W., are requested to be present at our
regular monthly meeting, to be held Friday even
ing, Nov. %, at which time @. II. W., J. T. Rog-
ers Ia expected to be present.
Members OF Southern California Lodge, No.
l9l, and visiting brothers are cordially invited 70
attend A. o. DOAN, NJ W.
c. H. White Recorder novl5 et
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-21
An Apochryphal Story.

ROCHESTER, IN. W, Nov. 20.-The
Post. Express publishes letter from a
man who says he knew O'Donnell, soon
to be tried in Dublin for the killing Of
Carey. He says O'Donnell was one Of
the chiefs of the Molly Maguires of Penn
sylvania, and that, in conjunction with
Dan Kelly, Jim Carroll aud Red Shirt,
he was in several mobs. The three lat.
ter were hanged. O'Donnell, who for.
merly called himself Thomas Moran, is
the only one left.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-21
NEW TODAY.
RoracE

EDELhfAH a. co., Cigar Manufac-
turerB. make the best cigars and do the iargcat
obbing trade In Southern California. my1sff
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-21

hereby certify that the foregoing
resolution was adopted by the Council
of the City of Los Angeles at its meeting
Of November 18th, A. D. 1883.
w. w. ROBINSON,
Clerk of the Council of the City Of
Los Angeles. -
Approved this 10th day Of November,
A. D. 1888. c. Il. THoM,
-F Mayor,
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northern racinc ATairs

ST PAUL (Mipn.) Nov. 20, - The
Northern Pacific officials here consider
the action OF holders OF preferred stock
as settling all questions Of doubt Of VIII
lard's retaining the presidency OF the
Northern Pacific in his favor. All the
railroads, except the Northern Pacific,
have issued time tables under the new
time, to take effect Sunday.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-21
SAN GABRIEL
Notice of Street Work.

Public Notice Is hereby given that the Council
Of the city Of Los Angeles passed on the 10th day
Of November, A. d. 1888, Resolution OF In.
tention, which Resolution was approved on the
l2t day Of November. 1888, providing for the
grading OF
sand street. between Cemetery
Avenue and Montreal street,
Al the expense Of the property ownezs. And
all parties interested are referred 70 said
Resolution Of Intention on file in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the Council for further particulars. A
copy Of said Resolution may be found In the Office
Of the Superintendent Of Streets.
Ell BOYD,
Superintendent Of Streets.
Los Angeles, November goth. 1888. novel Let
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Assessment for Seventh-St. Sewer
No. 8.

Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll
for md on account OF the construction OF the
public sewer known and designated as the Sew
enth-street sewer, No. 5, Is on file In my ONCE,
having been 80 fied November goth, A. D. 1888,
and the said assessment roll Is now open for
public inspection.
Clerk Of the Council Of the city Of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, November Goth, A. D. 1888 n2l-ot
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Passengers by the steamer Ori.
Dabn.

W bthu laii aOtahos
Passengers by the steamer Ori.
sabn.
SAN FRANcrsco, Nov. 10. The follow
ing passengers sailed for Los Angeles
per steamer 0risaba to-day; Miss Stryer,
Miss McCabe, Mrs Feubauer, L s Allen,
H Treat, Miss Rogers, Rev Messing, M
I Wilson, Mrs L A Rae and daughter,
Miss II Randall, c M DouRherty aud
family, f Croft and wife, q S Maxiield,
A w Royce, L Caswell, G Clark and
wife, @ Turner and son, Mrs H c Tur-
ner, Mrs w J Turner, Miss Turner, w
II Talen and wife, Miss A Demsey, Ada
Seely, Miss A Daraugh and one child.
San Diego: NJ Barrett, Capt Whitney,
Miss b Coin, II Cohen, J Husen and
daughter, J Corvins A Hamilton and
wife, Miss 7 C Stockton, A G Briggs, ]
P McWilliams F ii Street, r Allen, V
X Butler, J Feus, q Bing, II A Duncan,
w German, G b Percli.
wheat and harley Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.-Wheat
steady and Quilted; seller season, 81 248;
buyer, 81 SAL; buyer, season. 81 96f@
l.96t. Barley, weak but active; seller,
81, ,00s@l. OIL; seller, season, 99l, buyer,
season, Sl.l3@I.l44.
The Walkists.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.--The walk
ing score up to 10 o'clock this evening
was as follows; O'Leary, l6S; Hart, 1856;
Hartman, 100.
The Fruit-GrOwers' Convention.
SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. 2O.-The third
animal convention OF the fruit.growers
of California opened to-day. Horace
Davis, President of the Chamber of Com
merce, was called on. He said that
fruit-growing had became one of the
great and prominent industries OF the
State, rivaling wheat-growing. In ten
years, he predicted, the fruit crop
would far exceed in value the grain
crop. Grain always depends on ship
ping and transportation facilities,
whereas the fruit-growers would always
be masters OF their own market.
Examination ON the Charge OF
Murder.
NEVADA, CAL, Nov. Wv Imam
Pellow, John Scobls and Edward Chase,
charged with assault with intent to com
init murder, are undergoing preliminary
examination to-day before Judge Cald-
well, of the Superior Court. The &C.
cusation is that while james Wales was
working in deep mining shaft near
Grass Valley, on the 9th instant, the
defendants, by throwing down stones
and timbsrs, choked the shaft so that
Wales had to be dug out. They claim
they did not know he was there. Pei
lew was discharged. Before giving his
decision as to the Others, the Judge will
view the premises.
Bay District Trotting.
SRN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.--The event
at the Bay District Park this afternoon,
swas the roadstsrs' race for a purse and
sweepstakes of $l25, Bay Frank and
Terre Gotta going to wagon and Pilot to
harness.
First heat was won by Bay Frank, in
245, Pilot poor third.
Second heat was won by Bay Frank in
2;45, and the third heat by Pilot in
2:443.
Final heat was won by Bay Frank in
DAT
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-21
Transfer OF Franchise. .

New YORK, Nov. 20.-The Postal
Telegraph Company, for the considera-
tion OF $40, 49S. 500 Of full paid stock,
has transferred all It's lines, franchises,
etc.. to the Postal Cable Company.
The Coming Free Trade Meeting,
New YoRK, Nov. 20.--The free trade
meeting at Cooper Institute next
Thursday will be an affair Of consider
able Importance. Beecher will preside.
Among the speakers will be David A.
Wells and Henry Watterson.
saloon Blown up with Dynamite.
DASviLLE, Ind, Nov. 2o.--Early yes
terday morning unknown parties insert
ed dynamite cartridges under the Dew
drop saloon. The explosion blew tho
building to pieces and shook the entire
town
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-21
THE LATEST!.
s scial to the HERALD blythe Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
pn.senrers south ana East.


FREsso, Nov. 2o.--The following is a
list Of south.bound passengers passing
here to-day: .---..;----,
J Cook, Princeton, Mass; Phoebe N
Young, Louisa N Cook, Princeton, Mass;
J w Beaumont. Philadelphia; Mrs. A
w Parker, Oakland; Frank L Sinner
two children, Pomonaj Mr.. r. G Free
man, l. A; 1T Babbitt and wife, Choy.
enne; Mrs. NJ B Davis and child, ElPaso
Tex; Thos j. Ncsmith, San Diego; Mrs.
Merry, La; Miss Kate Barrett. San Ber.
nardino; II w Taylor, San Bernardino;
p Hamilton, Thos Brown. Arizona; John
Leonard, LA; John Howell, San Jose;
J Sidley, Puget Sound; + II Mason,
Nevada; r Anker, J B Burkhart, San
Bernardino; 1'hos Eby, . w Thompson.
Jay @. Kelley, w X Campbell, M W
Levy, Mrs John Fowler and son, San
Francisco; John Merriam, Plumas county;
J B Bioor, Sacramento; NJ Il Downs,
Benton, Cal; Borerson, Ei Paso, Tex;
Mrs Albert Caldwell, Napa, Miss Jessie
McLelland, Miss Ada McLelland. WIN
ncmuccs, New; Mrs. G. d Witherell and
son, Los Angeles; l. M Nicholson, Ore.
eon; John Sing Portland, Or; Raymond
Comedy Company, to arrive at Los
Angeles, Nov. 27th.
The stock board.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 20. Best and
Belcher, 305; Chollar, 200; Consol-
dated Virginia. AS Crown Point, 80;
Eureka Consolidated, 49,; Gould h
Curry, lao; Hale & Norcross, Las;
Mexican, 25O; Northern Belle, 800;
Ophir, 5.s7b; Potosi, go; Savage, 65. /;
>, Nevada, 1926; Union 3.a5;. Vel
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-21

On reading and filing the petition Of George f.
Long, administrator Of the estate Of Alphonzo
Holienbeck, deceased, setting forth that nothing
had come into his hands as administrator Of said
estate, except the real estate mentioned In said
petition; that all the debts and expenses Of ad.
ministration have been duly paid, and that said
estate is ready to be closed, and praying for O
distribution OF the real estate to j. 4. Hoen
beck.
1t is hereby ordered that all persons interested
in the said estate be and appear before this
Court on
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-21
Order to Show Cause.

In the Superior Court Of the State Of California,
In and for the county OF Lo5 Angeles.
In the matter Of the estate Of Alphonzo Hollsn-
beck deceased.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-21

A good stout boy as an APPRENTICE 70 learn the
trade Of Job printing. One with some experiences
In presswork and setting type preferred. Apply
at the HERALD STEAM PRINTING House n2lti
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-21
Whent nntl nnrIex Mnrket.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.--Wheat
steady and Quilted; seller season, 81 24s;
buyer, 81 SAT; buyer, season. 81 96t@
l.96t. Barley, weak but active; seller,
81. .O0s@l. .Ol; seller, season, 09l, buyer,
season, 81. 1901. la.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-21

British ship Argo. Capt. BlomfeId from Aus
tfalia.-- Neither agents por the Undersigned
master Of the above named vessel, Will be re-
s5onsible for any dsbts that may be contracted
By the crew. HARRY BL0hFIEI.D.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-21
WANTED.
LOST /,
MaMHE

On first road to Evergreen Cemetery, dark
brown overcoat. Finder will please return to %
North Spring street. 1t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-21
Monday, the Third Day OF Deesm
ber, A. ID. 1859.

At 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the court room OF this
Court IN the county Of Los Angeles, then and
there to show cause why an order OF dis
tribution should not be made to the said J. Il.
ollenbeck tho real estate described in said Pc
tition, and the said administrator finally dis
charged and bis accounts settled.
1t Is ordered that copy Of this order be posted
by the Clerk OF this Court In at least three pub
lie places in this county. at least ten days before
said day Of settlement and hearing and that
copy thereof be published for five successive days
before said day Of hearing. In the Los ASexLEs
DAILY HERALD, newspaper printed and pub
lished in said county Of Los Angeles
Dated November goth, 1883.
nov21 St " E. HOWARD, Judge.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-11
CARDS As ORNAMENT

It's a phase Of New York ,lc thi>
giving ana carrying OF picture c,lds
Exactly what merchant inaugu Ileu such
donations, | know not but once IA
gurated, 1t has grown uto ID curIptj- -ab
Jcct OF speculation. tine ieuy ut~.
another, goes hugging the & t.,tlcv-a
and various are the iica a#l3cI. ~
as each dealer strives a;.er n.t,il. ISL
we see vases, birds, dogs, cat> b.htss ii
baskets, and know not what Ii.e @ her
day | picked up what seemed a lIctty
autumn leaf. On 1t, | read In delcate
fancy letters just legible through the di
yersities OF coIoring, Tie light runnine
New Home Sewing Machine Simple;
aud best. The company present pack
ages OF these leaves deity bound t|oge,I.-
CT with fne wire, and the recipient cal
arrage them into ~garlands, bouquets oil
any other | not this wor.hy
OF the nmetocDth century ! Then. Is t.
Christmas, Easter aud Birthday card-
which are sent and received by The thous-
and, what may no be done What il
not being done with them? They are
ranged GA manIlepicccs, cover ones table
aud brackets, Till Ingenuity is busy con
irving uulookcd .ur uses. Some cover
fancy boxes with them, Others make va
riously shapes, stand, forthem and thu,
disposed Of they make pretty euougi
wall ornaments.
ltOStTIEp MAY.
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The Bad and Worthless.

meyer ~,y.,ldt. }uti c~oau'et,ttni. h.
as,,.ially true II q family mtalelnee
and i i positive proof that the remedy
-,4h,fed i Of n highest value. y sJ9h
= il had been tested aud proved by tie
whole world that Hop Btters was the
nure,t. best and most valuable fanny
rrdicipe ON earth, many limitations
nrnpr IN and began 70 steal he notices
- witch the pres, and The people q the
.nuntry had expres ei the merits It II
and IN every way tsy % induce siieT-
-, iryaliIs To ne thor stun instead,
meeting TO make money on lhc cT@'i
nd pood name Of II. b. Many others
.t,rtrd uostrums pat up in similar sIy.e
- II. b.. with variou-ly devised naWe.
n which the word Hop or Hops
we're used III a way t. induce pGopiG 81
believe they were the same a. Hop BIT
err. All such pretended remedies q
cures. no matter what their style or name
/, ana especially those with the wore
Hon or Hops III their name or ID
anv way connected with thrm or their
,ame. are limitations or 6 unterielts.
| Beware Of them. Touch nou %. then.
| Use nothing but genuine Hop bitter,
With a bunch or cluster 0! green Hop, ~
ne white ialel. Trust nothing else.
Druggist ard dealers are warne against
| iealing in limitations or eIts-
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@~st"htSf AaaN
: Ht. -"oios .
pnN iaN uie4 : '1
siiP anu Wa c'n4at tio
pushes ~ the oa IN P"t ''i"St.
he outlook IN mining cree 81 an
ets'ug M q SptinS oi'e'r' "V 9
81 toe streets and q ths t''''y" =
qut'ea ot'noer = 1p'tah' y y.
ml H-rTe~e ~ a'1aaeS "me's 'h't
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About sixteen States OF the Union now
have Railroad Commissions. nearly ali al
lhem only advisory a yet I~euIesSe,
a, wheeled into line WIN a bill creating
a Commission with tut D wer TO regulate
The rates OF freight AMI passage; 10 re-
quIre tie road, 10 aid 10 their r%OIIiDl
took u!id Ccpots, Increase or a oiisi
stations, or lnakeany change in the plar
Of operating the ROADS or conductino
their business. which in the opinion o
the Commissioners shall lie reasonable
aud e~Xpcdlent IN order to promote he
security, convenience al acclmmo3a
ton Of the public. rhe bill generously
provides, however, thar uore Of The pro.
vision, oi the Act shan Apply To rola,
that are ~ beng or may hereafter b,
coustructed AL ten Years after the
completion oi the new raj road The
Ieaeon ior t. , exception. We presume to
tic tha: the ; are Il, not care to worry
with a roau that does nor pay. but after
the trIek settles AM ben uell baIlasted.
after enterprises have been stimulated
aonG thu nne ADD a good local business
build VI, she is vii ing to add it 10 Ter
assets.
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ERANHLINroN LIlIRARY AND THFo

F~RANHLINToN LITERARY \ THO
LOGICAL INSTITUTE This institution is
located On The Raleigh < Castor i. X
about twenty eight mics north or X.
eIgh, III North Carolina. ltIs presllD.
over Is Rev. Geo \ ung, % Iarl,I,,
\. y. lie IL assisted by All H. Z corps =
teachers. his institution l. under the
Juu.rUl ol the American Lnuatiau ,u4
Seutlon. The location l. a Very de@lia
be Que.
The main objects are to educate cole
ed men Tor tie gospel ministry aud gave
good opportunities tor secular educatioi
10 ali children OF the African race. 1t
succeeding very well, but hike all schoo.s,
il lachs money. Brothers Watson, =
ONO, Brush, Vt New York, Rev. JohI
q. Wilson aud wife, Of Philadeladelphiu
have enleared themselves to thousand,
IN this State. Rev. j. ". W%ellons, oI
Franklin, y. C., has co-operated will
tie { brethren in their good work. d
4. Long.
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DON'T STEP ON q ROLLING
STONE!

That i what Captain Alien of tn,
Fire Department of Worcester did. and
hat was how he hurt III, ankle 80 had y
After the doctor ST the broken bor G,
Captain Alien used PERRY DAviS's
PAIN KILLER as Il Iinimont. The suffer
ing was soon over aud the Captain was
wei IN "a short tine. Know ug the a,ci
dents to which hr3men are constantly
subject, Cartala Alien advIs-s everybody
Connected with q Fire Department i,
kecr a bottle Of PAIN + LER always III
hand.