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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-28
Coal. Coal., CnaI,,,

! am now prepared to furnish "In-
dlan Nation" in car lots at very low
rates, and would recommend consum-
ers to buy their supply before cold
weather Call or telephone elevator
oiiice for prices, which will astonish
you. n. C. BRooKs
July o2d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-28
FOR ARTESIAN WELL MA
.CHINERY, WRITE,
w. A. HUFFMAN.
Thanks for the Cake.

The GAZETTE Office was the recip-
lent yesterday OF u handsome supply
81 cake from the ladies of ST. Andrews
Gaild. II was highly appreciated by
the staff.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-28
Notice.

Wenar & Samuel having transferred
their book accounts to us, all who are
indebted to them will please come for
ward and settle their accounts at once,
or legal proceedings will be instituted
against them.
|. GOLDBERG X CO.,
66 and 6S Houston street.
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ID. SCHWARTZ & CO.
Corner Houston Streets.
.Attention. St0ckhOilers

There will be meeting at Ball ~
McCarts office of the stockholders of
the Fort Worth Park Driving Associa-
tion Saturday evening at 3 o'clock.
All are earnestly requested to attend.
j. =. WooD,
Secretary
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-28
TO TIE FRONT AGAIN Y
ATTENTION. GENTLEMEN
Clearing Out Sale for the Next Thirty Days!

We will offer entire stock Of Summer Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods regardless Of cost One
Of our firm will depart for New York this week. we
bound to make for the large stock Of fall and
winter goods we are to receive Gentlemen, don't neg
lect this opportunity it often afforded
the public. Our stock is still large and complete. We
can fit everybody that will honor with call Please
call early and convince yourselves mean what
advertise We will also say addition to this that
Merchant Tailoring Establishment is also full complete
and If you want nice and hobby fit, make you
the best in the state only engage the skul
worknen to do work
Truly yours
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-28

WiH yoa suffer with Dyspepg
and Liver complaint? Shilohis Vitfn-
izer is guaranteed to cure yor. Sold
by l.. n. Brunswig Il Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-28
ST. Charles Hotel.

Pleasant location, cool rooms. good
table, shade trees, etc. etc., at The st.
Charles Hotel. Dir. Stewart, Iroprie-
tor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-28
To Capitalists.

S25 900 city property, paying % per
cent in rents, will be sold on easy
terms. Texas Investment Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-28

MIR. x, p. Rice, Hamilton, saws
MY wife has used Browns Iron Kit,
tiers with satisfaction. IL has inn.
proved her appetite and strength.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-28

If Mrs, A., who sent an advertise
ment to the GAZETTE will call ut this
Office she will confer n favor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-28

SeepieSS nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's cure is
the remedy for you. Sold by l.. n.
Brunswig & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-28
This Month.

summer coats from 25c up at the
Peoples Clothing House, 10 Main
street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-28
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-28

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-04-06
IN DREAD AT BIsAIDwOOD.
The Searchcrs for the Drowned Nc
Themselves Imprisoned.

BEAIpwooD, ILL.,, April 1.-The fact that
the bodies discovered in the Diamond Mine
were to be brought out to-day drew Il large
crowd. About o'clock news was brought
that party wh) had gone after bodies had
been imprisoned in the roadway while put
ting the bodies liz collins. The excitement
on the top was intense. The wives and ret
atvcs of the men in the mine were wild with
grief over the prospective death of their
friends. A party was at once sent to search
for them and discovered that large pile Of
stone had caved in and blocked up the mar
row passage way. The men were, however,
liberated. One man was 50 pros
trated that he had to lie carried home.
The rescued party when they reached
the top said they would never go in again.
Other scarchers say they will not 60 down
again. 1t is thought that no further search
will be made as no men can be found willing
to go down. The bodies were taken out at
4 O'Clock and identified by their clothing as
Thomas Rogers, Hugh Ramsay, Andy Full.
ton, Ike Pearson, James Pearson and John
Pearson.
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Thrown FROM THE TRACK.
FIny.throc Persons injured in n Rail
road Accident.

CiSoisNATf, o., March 30.-By the wreck
Of passenger train on the Cincinnati south
ern road at Mason this morning 50 passen.
gers were badly injured. The train was
going 40 miles an hour around sharp curve
when the engineer perceived broken rail
ahead and instantly applied the brakes and
reversed. The engine and baggage car re-
manned on the track the smoking car was
partly thrown of and the ladies' car entirely
left the track and stood almost at right angles
with the road. This car was subsequently
burned. Two sleeping cars rolled down the
embankmcnt 80 feet and were badly wreck
Cd. Very few passengers escaped without
injury, though most of the injuries were not
serious. The most severely injured were
taken to Williamstowp, KY, and the others
brought here and placed in good hospitals
and hotels Maj Mcdonald OF Xcnia, Ohio,
was scriouly hurt.
1t is now thought that the railroad acct
dent was due TO aslippery track caused by the
hcavy rain. The rails were stripped from
the ties Assistance of forty miles. Welsh
and wife, newly married pair of Cleveland.
Thomas Allen, Mrs. Lowell and three chill :
drcn. Judg Mclctt, Mrs. Solver, J. L. Ma
son and j. II. Carick are supposed to be
fatally injured.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-04-06
HORROR REVIVED.
Investigation of the TcWksbury Aims
house BOdy-selling.

Oh TIC IcWkhDuTy
house BOdy-selling.
BosroN, Mass, March 20.-There was a
large attendance at the beginning of the in
vcstgation tonight, before the legislative
committee, of the charges of the governor
regarding the management of the Tewksbury
almshouse, selling bodies against the law,
etc. The counsel for the officers made Il
statement denying the charges, but the COVER.
| nor said this was not trial. He was not Q
public prosecutor but present to give ev
| dence by witnesses 81 have neither white
| wash brush nor backing brush to use n!
| weapon" said lie. DIR. Dixwel q graduate
of the Harvard Medical school testified thai
| the students received large number of IN
FAINT bodies that they bought from William
Andrews, janitor at from SO to So each
Andrews said he obtained all the bodies from
the aims house. Andrews has since killed
himself.
Dissection showed that in many cases thu
infants had had no food for "a hours befor'
death. Witness said the bodies were dis
sected on the same table as animals and tn
remains swept into the same receptacle
Adult bodies cost so much that student
"chip i'm TO obtain them.
| oohu thhst, AL cilplo1c NJ tlc hlllsbouS
in 1880, but discharged for drunkenness, les
titled 10 driving team containing larg
number of bodies from the almshouse Il
Harvard. lie heard Marsh, the assistan
superintendent, say that he received $40 70
adult bodies from Harvard and $l2 from tn
Female college. There were between 80
and 400 deaths a year. Some bodies wer
picked quietly in pork barrels and sent t
Boston by order of Marsh. Some time
funeral services were held over collins file
with wood. Butler offered letter allegin
that Marsh lied about the disposition {
bodies adjourned.
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INDIAN OUTRAGEs.
A Rescue Party Trying TO save n Cap
tive Wife and Child.

SILVER Cry, N. NJ, March 20.--Judge
McComas of this city, formerly of Illinois,
while en- route from Pyramid City with his
wife and child, has been killed by Apaches
In the Thomson canon, 25 miles northeast of
here. The wife and child are prisoners. A
party has left to bring in the body and a
large body of armed citizens are now equip
ping to follow the trail to rescue the captives.
The soldiers stationed at Fort Bayard are all
| In the field. The country west of here is re-
ported full of Indians. Several camps along
the ella have been attacked and probably 80
whites have been murdered in the last four
days in Arizona. The reports are to the eff
feet that the Indians threaten the annihia-
ton of all whites in Graft county.
Judge McComas was u member of the law
firm of McComas and Michigan of st. LOUIS.
lis wife was sister of Senator Ware Of
Kansas.
1t is rumored that the troops and hostiles
had an engagement at Milestone mountain
last night and the troops were worscd.
The citizens of Benson held a meeting last
night at which the inability of the troops as
handled was set forth and the Government
urged to adopt vigorous polcys
LoRDsBuRY, N. NJ, March 29.-Mrs. Nc
Comas was found shot through the head and
lying at the side of blackboard, stripped
naked. Judge McComas was found 200
yards south of his wife shot in four places
and also stripped Naked
Murdered.
LAREDO, Texas, March 20.-It is report
cd that five Americans who left here for the
interior of Mexico to buy stock were murder
cd in camp near Saltilo.
Murders In New Mexico.
ALBuoUERQUE, N. NJ, April 2.-It is re-
ported here that the Indians have almost dc
serted the San Carlos reservation. Ycster-
day three miners were killed by Indians near
the Anlmas mountain camp at Grand View.
The mite was attacked last night and two
men killed The body of Charlie McComas.
son of Judge McComas has been found. His
brains were knocked out. Fifty Comanches
attacked ranch near Los Cruces yesterday,
killed herder and took 100 cattle.
Bound for the Dry Tortugas.
SAN CARLOS, Ariz., April 2.-Nawssi,
chief of the White mountain Indians, who
harbored the Chiricahua Indian captured by
Lieutenant Davis, has been ordered to Camp
Thomas TO be placed IN irons with the re-
commentator that he be sent to the Dry
Toltugas for life for harborng renegade,
threatening to burn the agency, go on the
war rath, etc.
Cooperation with the McxIcans.
HERMoslLLo, Mex, April 2.--There is not
a single Apache in Sonora. The last were
driven across the Arizona line, Sunday,
about 200 strong. Generals Crook and Carlo
have been in consultation by telegraph 1t
is thought that the Mexican troops will CO.
operate with our soldiers in Arizona.
A Company AnnihiIatcd.
LoRDsBUEG, N. NJ, April 2.-Therc is no
news from Capt. Black and his company.
They arc generally believed to have been
ambushed and annihiatcd.
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Ihe 9rHe Rress,
NEW ENGLAND.
Ehc Tewksbury AImshouse Inves;iga
ton.


ton.
H.. A.. ,..uo r,a ro.,.s,,rr
oOs'oN' MUS hplh ihc ie"NSo0''
almshouse Investigation was resumed to-day.
x.Watchman Dudley testified that when he
do,octo1 March ,ho lo,,or ,o,d him ,o keen
,',,, 1''','" Wv ''','e' wv =,
sun auoul WHAT lie hau seen Vi lhc ioauiiis vi
bodies Marsh said; "Wc have got to
hive some nay for orr iroiilIe in taking care
NJ ,hosn ori,,cr," wtnoso soid ,ho, n man
,o, ,,,,i T., eli ;,,,ay;nn,oJn nJ diod in fnur
IL yr',, -, ,.,,,lno, "''>
Wy s,,,' ~ III, l., ,t, ,r,,,,l, ,oom snvorol
tn f. uI IT, i,,,a,no haJ ,c,;roJ Co;nr
IL; ,,,,., ,,i,,l, L., an,,, NotsI,,s ,,,iro onon;nS
,l,n ro,,,nr., ,r,,,,Is onJ iol.inr cln,hinT
hor,rrn,, NJ, Do Nc ,hn hHnsnl,ccnor7
,"i,i In, ,i,i sin l,aJ Zoo, tho eomc thina
THO r,nst valmolin dresses wore tolnn by
Mrs Marsh nmJ made ovcr for ,hc Dav;s
ciria hrr rrl,iivcs
Wnnrss iold of some % cbillron in ono
word VII, iisrI In crv a, ,igh, hocouso Of
hn,"cr ono nirbt he wont IN tho hnrvina
~rn,inj and saw four hoJias ,esurrcc,oj a ,n5
driven off Thc food for Tho inmates ond
insann w,s oIwovs vor,, WON Mo brnad
,y,s eour nrorlc oil ',ha ,;r,o al u,a
nunptitv very small iIo sno,,o ahnn,
II IN N,rsh ,rJ ,nro,,rd osnoc;o,,v ,ho
condition ~ ,ho h',r,.ri, ,,,iI,ro, Narsj sa;J
Lc ,rmneeod mo-, - 3nn,,nh al sa;d I
thn,igbt M, and soycroI times Carried ,hon,
NO. Of Irood i" no t"id ,nn Is d;dn,i want
me IN do tbot anv moro" ;rhn allowance 81
nIhnr food vos r,r,, sierdor Tho mon who
drove lie bosnitnI io1n ,olL ,be Wines tbot
he ,1ol, mn a. hnJirs in e;,,ht months Tho
man was diss,,isfrd ,hrn hnt newt dav show
cd n few bnnJrrJ which he eaiJ Marsh cave
him e
On cr,ss.cvnr,;n,,ior DudI,v ,os,ifiod ,o
fine iuotIrn,ion Of iIn nlv.iciop IN nraent
cases Isamr women ,yric snni IN ,bn sicl,
ward to toi,r caro- nf women Sick viii nil
kin,Is of Iisrns,s wLicl, nioht bc con,og.
iDms Wine { con,nloin,d ,o Marsh I'm, WIS
tnII ,lot insane nprsnus conld nnt ,oke a
dis'n sc IIc cNn1nloincd o,so I'm, thev could
no gc1rl, on he fool giycn Marsh told
hin t.t fhnv were hroucht there tn die
t'Ha- lain eO al least three times. A wom-
Ell named hate, an inmate, told him she had
l9und wa To Keep the babies quiet and
showed ilu bottle containing a preparation
az ihofpinut wen her by day nurse, She
~"lu Size ul"n care now many IL Killed. she
was Iglh'''u IN Two weeks after he complain
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A BRAVE LADY.
She Endures the Pain 0fa severe
Surgical Operstionl without taking
ChlorOfortn.
(From the CourIer.)

tFrOm the CoufIer.)
Mrs schoonmaker of Creek Locks Ulster Co.,
n, Y, had the misfortune 10 entirely lose the sight
of one Of her eyes, through an accident, and en-.
dured painful innammatOry action therein for two
0ng years; tic other eye finally becoming SYM
palhetlcaly Affected her general health seriously
suffering; indeed she was a mere wreck, a walking
skeleton In this terrible strait she consulted DR..
David Kennedy. OF ROn1out, n. Y, who told her
at once that the injured eye must he removed She
quietly kut firmly sail. "All right, Doctor, but
don't give me chorofOrm. Let my husband sit by
my SIDE during the operation, and will neither
cry ont or siir' The WORK was done, and the moor
woman kept her word. Talk OF soldierly courage
TINS showed greater pluck than 1t takes to lace a
hundred guns. To restore her general health and
give tone aud strength 10 tho system DR.. Kennedy
then gave the "Favorite Remedy which ccansud
the blood and impaired new life 10 the long suffer-
ing woman. She rapidly gained health and strength,
and Is now well. Tile "Favorie Remedy" is a
priceless blcssingto women. No family should DO
without II. Your druggist has It. II not send TO
Dr.. David Kennedy RondoHt, New York.
JAM ,mwf&w
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The WlIIctt (asp

Dislrlct-attorncy Howard of Warren coun
ty, N. Y, states that he has no present in
tenlion to request the governor to order
an extraordinary term Of court of oyer ant
lermlner for the second trial of George II
Wilett, the murderer of John b. Pair Of
Glcns Falls, and it is not probable that VII.
lett will be tried before September. The
district attorney alleges that his hands are
tied because of the refusal of the late board
oil supervisors to make the necessity appro-
pfla'ion Tor the proper prosecution of
the case
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-04-06
LamOillc County Court.

Inc dockcts for the April term of La.
noble county court are out. There are 50
cases on the court calendar, "a of which are
State cases, made up of larceny, LIQUOR ar.
son, forgery, ioHeGing an officer, burglary.
and INVESTIGATION. There are two divorce,
eases, and 80 Understand more will onnesr
en- the CO. docket There are Is cases on
the ,haIccry calendar, among which are
seven Tor foreclosure. The term commences
April cath. III
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-04-06

Poisoned Coffee as an Aid to Marriage.

LYNCHBuRG, Va, March 30,-Mrs. Jona-
than Monroe and her son Warren have been
poisoned, in Campbell county. The poison
was administered in coffee and both died
soon after drinking, A niece of the poison
ed woman visiting her is suspected. 1t is
rumored that the girl meant to poison the
mother in the absence of her son to remove
an obstacle to her marriage with the latter,
but Warren retired Unexpectedly and was
poisoned also
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-04-06

Cork, March 30. Fcatherston, an Amcri-
can, and O'llerlihy, a Parnellitc have been
arrested here on charge of conspiracy TO muir.
der Carmody, a p'asterer, has also been
arrested. Documents were found upon
O'llcrlihy. The arrests arc believed to be
dne to Information given Ivy a mau arrtstco
at Liverpool.
\ man arrested th,r', carried in box nj
troglycerine, with internal machines mos
cunningly devised. Another supposed con
fcdcratc, Porter was arrested ut st llelcss
The passengers by tie Cork boats have beer
Carefully scrulini?el LOr some DAYS.
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4 Lctter Ethan tII.n,s

The Fairhaven Era says that the follow
lug is copy of an original letter Of Ethan
Allen, now in the Possession of Rutland
gentleman and never before published
sE. This Hour, Capt. Warren and myself
Arrived at Iicondcroga with the soldie,y
Consisting of Scvcniy-six men, Including of
llcefs. We met with Il Cannonading Of
Grape Shot, the -Nu@'ch ,cas doth terrific and
Delightful. We was across the Water at d
Distance OF 50 OF 100 rolds. Some of ouI
Party was Killed, the REGULARS Broke theil
ranks but we Know Not as we Killed an,
of them. The Council of War have aareet
to Immediately take Possession OF the Isle o
Noah, which is Ten Miles tins side Sain
johns, and foriify it and alvanc,
all the Troops thtlcr We can spar,
from Every Station ON the Lake. Th
is therefore to Desire and Earnestly re
quest you to Lay this Letter before Those OF
our liiends, that are at your Station to repal
here for the purpose above Mentioned.
should think five or six men Sufficient to DC
upy Your Station, and forward Provision
except proper hands to manage the Waite
Craft for that purpose. | desire You woult
send all the Soldiers, you can and urge for
ward Provisions and AMMUNITION. Fail Not
Given under my Hand the 2lst Day of May
1875.
ETHAN ALLEN.
COMMANDER OF G. NJ. BOYS.
n. B.-This Express is by the agreement
Of the Council of War j. \.
To Capt. Noah Lee, Commardaut al
Skecnsborough.
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An Enthusiastic Endorse mont.

GoRHAM, n. H., July IA, 1917.
GESTs.-Nhoeyer you are, don't know but
thank the Lord and feel grateful you know that
in this world of adulterated medicines there Is one
compound that proves and does all 1t advertses to
do. ana more -Four years ago had a slight shock
OF palsy, which unnerved me to such an extent that
the least Excitement would make me shake like the
ague. Last May was enduced to try Hop Bitters
used one bottle, hut did not see any change; an
other did so change my nerves that hey are now as
steady as they ever were. II used TO take both hands
To WRITE but now my good right hand writes this.
Now, II you continue to manufacture as honest and
good an article as You DO, you VIII accumulate an
honest fortune, and confer the greatest blessing on
your fellow men that was ever conferred on man
kind. TIM BURCH.
Mar29, eOd-w2wnrm
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n Cold Place To warmth.

'rlo ...z.-, . .. -.
lhc people OF n eseviile were startled
wednesday morning by report that II. o.
Matthews, an old and respected citizen of
that place, had attempted suicide. lie sas
seen to climb over the non railing Of the stone
bridge and was on the bottom rail on the
outside OF tie bridge, susuondcd 45 feet
ABOVE the Recovered river when he was
cau-ht and pulled back. Mr. Matthews has
Al iImGs acted strangely since the Keeseyilt
llre, when So mach OF his property was de
stroYed, and his friends fear that lis mind is
Affected. When asked villa. he was doinn
over the rail, he replied that Lc was all right,
lie only wanted to warm IN.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. WISsLows SOOTHING SYRUr for children
ieehlng is the prescription Of one of the best fc-
male PHYSICIANS and nurses In the United States,
and has been used for forty Years with nevcr-fa-
ing success by millions of mothers for their chill
dfen. during the process OF tecthing It's value IL
incaculabe. 1t relieves the child from pain, cure
dysentery and diarrhga. gripping In ;hc bowels and
wind-colic. By giving health 10 the child II rest
the mother. Price 25e. bottle.
MARI, mws WY
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William j. Coughn, Of Somervillc, Mass, says
Inhe fall of 1870, was taken with BLEEDING OF
THE LUNGS followed by severe cough. lost my
appetite and flesh, and was confined to my bed. In
lsI, was admitted 10 the Hospital. This doctors
said had a hole In my lung as big as a half dollar
AT one time report went around that was dead
gave up hope, but a friend told me of DIR VIII
LIAM HALLS BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS.
got a bottle when to my surprise, | commenced tC
feel better, and TO day feel better than for tire,
wears past
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Ncnsmnn's l,eptOnized Beef TOHic, the
only preparation OF beef containing It's cntre Hri-
houl properties. 1t contains blood-making, force
generating and life sustaining properties; lnval-
liable Tor indigestion, Dyspepsin, nervous
prOstration and all forms OF general dcbllity; also,
IN all enfecbled conditions, whether the result OF
exhaustion, nervous prostitution overwOrk, or acute
complaints. CAswELL. HAZARD X Co, Pr0prio-
tors, New York. Sold by Druggists.
Oct Is. saiAe3M
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That Is what Captain Allen Of the Fire Depart
ment OF Worcester did, and that was how he hur
his ankle so badly, After the doctor set the broker
bone, Captain Allen used PERRY DAvIs's PAL,
KILLER as llniment. The suffering was s0oI
over, and the Captain was well In short time
Knowing the accidents to which Iremen are con
stantly subject. Captain Allen advises everybody
connected with Fire Department to keep bottl,
of PAIN KILLER always on hand.-April2d-w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-04-06

In the Hop Plaster are united the virtues of FRESH
Hops and the Strengthening and stimulating bal
sans, and its cures OF Weak Back, Pain in the Side
Rheumtsm and Neuralgia or Pain in the Chest are
simply marvellous, 1t being more enlcacious and
thorough than any linimcnt or liquid remedies
you'l say so after using.