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The Evening critic., 1884-09-24
THE EVENING CRITIC.
TART1aHEn AIfaIfGr Lang
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin iesuod from the Signal
O1lce to-day Gays,
Partly cloudy weather and rains are indi-
Gated for New England and the northern part
OF the Middle Atlantic States, the lower lake
region ana the ohio valley, with station
airy, followed by lower, temperature In these
distrfcts on Thursday,
The Evening critic., 1884-09-24
STEAMBOATS,.
r ooK AT Low FARES.

FORTRESS MONROE AND NoRFoLK.
FdRsT-CLAsS FARE, 81; ROUND TRIP. St.oe
The steamer LAKE leaves Sixth-ltreet wharf,
Washnelon, Monday ana "wednesday a. 6,S9 p.
m. ana saturday NJ p, m, returning ,monuAy
morning. The MosELEY leaves on Wednes-
day and Friday At $3.50 P, m, close con.
connecting nj Norfolk with all Railroad aud
Psisa1 and rooms secured AZ b, q o. Ticket
ONCE, IAN and Penn, ave.i q, II Thompson, Ol2
James otel, and General onice, siXth-st. wharf.
Telephone call, I3l.3
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Steamer j.
W. THOMPSON leaves Monday, Wednesday
and Friday NJ Ia. m. Fare rs cin
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
GEO. II. PHILLIPS Superntendent niyiO
A. B, KEYEs. J. l.. SMITH,
* Ely ES sc GO.
Close Carrlages for Weddings, Calls and Recon.
tons Boarding and Livery stable. Willard's
Hotel Stables, corner 18th and &c Hts
FADELY 81 BRO
422-M Eighth Street, between ID and 10 H. W.
Close Carriages for WeddlngB, Calls and Racep-
tions Boarding and Livery Stable.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-24
CONFECTIONERY
NEW ZOE DREAM d DINING BALLOON

I1Aa FOURTEEHTB STREET.
The hest Cream will be furnished IA nalo0n ana
sent per order TO any part Of the city. Cakes Con-
fecti0nsTy, Fruits. ETC., constantly on hand,
rates. ". MURRAY.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-24

by purchasing sth Dr. aafniture, carpets, &C.,
on easy weekl u -OHf monthly installments at
smith'sl 4te'Ndw Jersey avenue northwest.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nEMn
Events Sear and Across tho Iounty

Events Sear and Across tho county Lines.
A man near Allentown offers sl,000
to any respectable young man who will
marry his daughter.
Jacob Smith, aged Gj years, residing Z
near Loganvillc, York county, hanged
him self in III Of dsspondenCy on Saturday
morning.
Ralph Colwell, an eleven year old boy.
has mysteriously disappeared from Car
lisle, aud his unexplained absenc, causes
no little excitement in the town.
On Saturday afternoon Philip Weber, q
York baker, made an unsuccessful attemI I
to kill bis wife by shooting her with Il
pistol. Weber had been drinking.
Max Michael. an insane man living at
645 Leithgow street. Philadelphia. set hto
on Sunday night to the bed in which him.
self and his one year old child were lying
ar both were burned to death.
Edwin J. Schaum, who killed Isaac Sci
bert with base ball bat in n displ'e
about woman, which occurred at
Schaum's hotel, at Lebanon, was fouud
not guilty Saturday night. The trial last
ed two days.
General Sheridan has notified Maj
General Hartranft that he will visit tie
encampment of the Pennsylvania nati"nrl
guard at Gettysburg in August next, ~ q
that he " i'll remain for at least three day
He will have cavalry escort of at least on'
cOmuauy.
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At sea In q Row boat.

Captain John Traynor, who lett Bath,
Me-. on April 9Th in the dory Harold T..
Bibber to row to New York, arrived at
Whitestone on Saturday morning. He
was repeatedly forced to land by storms ;
otherwise no would have rowed the 400
miles in less than 20days. He started
with cat as his companion, but it was
washed overheard when he had been three
days out. The Mary Stowe, which left
Bath for New York when he did, has not
yet been heard from. Although he reached
Martha's Vineyard on Easter Sunday hG
did not enter the Sound until last sunday
and it took him five days to reach White
stone.
Captain Traynor, who left in the sum
mer of 1881 crossed tho ocean in the small
est sail boat which ever made the passage
will set out in June to row across thu
Atlantic In his dory. He says ho can row
fifty miles day in favorable weather anC
he expects to reach Bristol, England, il
about three months. He wi get q fresl
cat to accompany him aud his proyisiont
will consist of canned food, His boat !
thirteen feet keel, five feet beam an,
twenty-five inches deep.
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Where pby,ici.us Are needed.

The pauoity of medical men in Russia,
writes a correspondent, aud the habits of
the rural population combine to make the
Russian death rate the highest in Europe
Excepting the two capitals, where there
are many German physicians, there is no
district in the empire sufficiently supplied
with doctors. According to the --latest
returns the average duration of lifc in
Russia is only 26 years. Tho mortality
among infants is irightfrl. More than
90 per cent. die before they reach their
fifth year. Nearly 1000 600 children per-
isb every year. or 5000, 900 boys, only
3,770, attain the age of military service.
that is to say, their 25th year and of
these at least !, 900, 900 are found, by rea.
son of shortness of stature and weakness
of body unfit for military duties.
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Now York nanrkots

NEW YORK, April 23-Flour-stbie and West
ern less active prices not quotably changed;
Superfns state, ~ so13 40; Extra do, t3 10
as IS Choice do, % 7OGfG 90 Fancy DO, s6 IL
G6 5oi Round Hoop Ohio: 1 !sdt 90 /;
G s013 90; common TO good extra do, % 40G
875; cho CO do. o. s0d8 90; choice White
Wheat do, 20 25Sp8 30. Southern steady and un-
changed common to fair extra, 80 50zb4 20 I;
good TO choice DO. a 45Sf8 so.
Wheat feverish ana very irregular opening
prices declined lH6lAc with some excite
ment; No. Red, May. ii O9sksnl I2sko June,
llI@l li6 July, ,sI09S9I Tlh; Aug, sl O7N
Corn 1h6lMc higher; atterwari lost most
OF advance; Mixed Western spot AT 56,eG G
do future, 645zS8tzc.
Oats h6hc higher, including No. 2 May,
3sIs@Sohc June, 39hd iOc; State, iOd4sc !;
Western 334iGc,
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InterIockIng Switches.

The new system OF interlocking railroad
switches, was put in operation on the
Pennsylvania railroad at Dillersville, this
morning, and is said to work finely. The
switches are Of the same kind as
those used at the Broad street depot, Phil.
adelphia They control all tho tracks OF
tho Reading as we'll as of the Pennsylvania
raih DAD, being operated by a series of
levers in telegraph tower erected spe
cially for tho purpose. John Doyle will
have charge Of the levers by day, and
Aaron Mehaffy by night j. X. Bartloy is
the day telegraph operator and A. s.
Denlinger the night operator, BY the ne v
system it is impossible for trains to run
off the track and impossible for collisions
to occur at this rather dangerous OF rossing,
II the signals are properly observed, The
officers in the new tower have control of oil
trains on the Pennsylvania railroad as fa
east as Wilmer station and as far west a,
Laudisville and Mountville, respectively
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sl sOssi "a. w. ''o y NO ~ ra. hed'
ana Corn no scarce and advancing Steamer m,red
ana sn yellow. 62d03c sail yellow. sic 10
eas1c'' oS9etci No. mixed and yellow, 90
NJ 0ass arm but quiet; No. q white, .iiNo ;
mixed no so, ,tsSc rejected do, iO@tixci No. 2
Rye duff at 70apc.
'' o'n'eus. clover dull at sk0g<c, Timotbv
oq,r prsD AT u D Flaxseed 1rm at ii ioai ~.
NJ rI,o,xlslons nrm fair demand, Mess Pors ais B)
ns,i bams, t26 81 dN, lnuia Mess Bcet saa
0nAc 0nnnAcoua-smoked aoked shoulders, Sc sait do, ~
l2l4del2Ac. '''|a"'no' p'o"ieu uc'
Lard nrm; city refined. g.sDax, looc
butchers, SIC prime steam ss IS:
Butter duh In buyers favor, Cream cry extra.
M9zsc nrsts 25026c b. @. a N Y DO % ~
do good to choice, l8Rlsc. "N'
Rolls 7efsc.
Eggs QUIET Extras, ial9xc.
cheese steady but guiet; New York ful,
creams, new. HHdlblsg; now. iO1iio. as K,
auality; western Creamery extras, so i0c [;
Pa, part skins, 69exc do 'fuil skins, fresh
264Kc.
Petroleum steady Refined, SIs0sXc.
whisky at e1 IL
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DEATHS.

MoRRIN.-hpril p, 1894, in this city. Edna
May, daughter oi W. NJ. and Tillic Morrin,
aged year, month ana II days.
The relatives and friends OF tho family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
from the plIents residence, No. hji West
Chestnut street, on Tuesday afternoon at 2:SJ
O'Clock. Interment a. Lancaster cemetery.
JOURNEY. .-Insthis city. April ~, 1854, Mary
4. wife OF William H. Journey, aged ~ year..
The relatives and friends OF the family arc
respec fully invited 10 attend the funeral
from the residence OF her husbann, No. SO
Concstoga street, on Wednesday afternoon al
"a o'clock. Intcrment AT Woodward HUI
cemetery. a2S-2t
BoYLE-April y, lssi at his residence in this
city, George l.. Boyle, In tho Goth year OF his
age
Relatives and frIoHds are Invited 10 attend
the funeral from his lato residence, No. 10
West Chestnut street, on Wednesday, April
80 at $50 O'Clock a. IN. Solemn requiun mass
at st. Mary's church at 10 O'Clock. Intermcnt
at ST. Mary cemetery 70
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Following is tho report Of the police re
lative t. the street lamps, Saturday and
Sunday nights
Electric Mmps-Saturday night tho lamp
at Duke and Chestnut was poor all night
Lime aud James aud Lime and Frederick
out from 8 to II O'Clock Locust and
John out from half past /. Sunday night
the only lamp reported was the ono al
High and Dorwart, which was out from
10 to 2:30.
Gasoline Lamps--On Saturday night
and Oh Sunday Of tho gasoline lampt
were reported ont.
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There are innumerabo instances where
cures have been cficctoi by SOOvILL's SARsA-
PARILLA, or BLOOD \ LIVER SYRUP, for all dig
eases OF the blood, when the patient had been
given up bv phy sicians. 1t is one OF tho best
remedies ever offered 10 the public and rs II
prrplr ed with the x eatest care, as specific
tor certain diseases, It Il no wonder that 1t
should be more eiiectual than hastily written
and carclcssly prepared prescriptions. Take
SCovIL's BIO D AND LIVER SYRCr for NIL disOI-
ders arising from impure blood. 1t IA en-
dorscd by all leading professional men.
a2l-2wM W&F
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DISASTROUS CYCLONE.
sweeping over ohio with Terrible an
Fatal Effects.

sweeping over ohio with Terrible and
Fatal Effects.
DAYTON, o., April 29.-hbout five
O'Clock yesterday afternoon the most des
tructive Cyclone ever known here, passed
over the southern part of Montgomery
and Green counties, devastating every
thing In its course. The Cyclone assumed
the form of water spout and is described
as appalling in its fury, moving down
forests like weeds Houses were destroy ed
In all directions, aud jamestown, n thriv.
ing village of 600 inhabitants, was entirely
destroyed. Six persons were killed there
and thirty injured.
Owing to the impossible condition of
the roads and the destruction of tho tele
graph lines particulars of the disasters are
very meagre, but the loss of lifo must
have been great.
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A two and half years Old son of
John Hoover, Middle street, wandered
away from his homo Yesterday morning
aud was absent oil day. The child
wandered through Woodward Hill GENE.
terry, and thence to the lower eud Of South
Queen street where he was taken in charge
by MIS-. Shibley and was finally returned
to his parents, his identity having been as
certained through an advertisement being
left at this office asking for information as
to the child's whereabouts.
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krazlcr's Root Bitter5 arc not n dram shop
beverage, but ar strictly medicinal In every
sense. They act strongly upon the Liver an d
Kidney, keep the bowels OF en- and regular,
cleanse III" blood ana system OF every impu.
rity. sold by druggists, o.. Sold by II H..
Cochran, l37 and lIy North Queen Street.
Avoid Pills Being largely composed OF mer.
curry they eventually ruin the stomach, hut
Aliens Bilious Physic Il vegetable mixture
acts quickly. and efrectually cures. 25 cents
At all Druggists. a2SlwdH, ,WSF&w
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Sniiadelphtn
Associated Press.
PULfTIUfE.

EuK UUUHLy COMMISSION ni,.
ELL BATON, of Upper Leacock township.
asSuhject to the decision OF the Demo.
cratic convention lmd&ws
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Live stock DIrvkse.

CHcAdo-Hogs--Rec 5000 head ship
ments. 2,tO0 head market steady; rougn
packing, % 85g5 s5 packing and Shipping 1885
6l6 20 light, st 30d5 90 skips, sif5
Cattle-Receipts. 1900 hean s"'r Nents 100
head market slow and weak ~ rgcent de-
choice shipping, IS s0I6 10 coulmon 10 me-
dium, s. l0G5 10.
Sheep-Receipts, so head shipments none
market firm values nominal inferior to fair,
% 75fI5 medium to good, k65 50; choice 10
extra, IS 5DQ6 20.
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new Horx.
Quotations by Associated rrss,.
.IL-nI.-. Al.. - "a.

STOCKS lower. Money easy nt 2c
New York Centrai................... .. ll8L
Erie Raiiroud. lSL
StutUnS Express ........s'. .,''.'s-..'S'..ss.'I3p
.ichigan Central Railroad. :.'".... -
Michigan Southern Railroad. ..........,, q5k
Illinois Central Railroad. i.........,....,. ., IL
Cleveland Pittsburgh Railroad ......,..,l+l
Chicago Il Rock Island Railroad ...........llS
Pittsburgh N Fort Wayne Railroad. .......l29
Western Union Telegraph Company. t5H
Iolodn Nanash. I....'-.'....'........'.... Va
New York OnLarfo h Western..,..... ,.... sL
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Ph,iade,pb,a Uat,Ie MArsa,

STOCK ARDS, " Est PuILA LADKLpHrA, April 2s-
Cattle in fair demand receipts, $500 head;
prime, 6AG7c; good, 6Md64c medium, 6l1d
&c; common, 5f16hc.
sheep in tair demand receipts, 1000 head
Prime, 6A47c Good, 6x@S<c; Medium, ba468
&c common. tH8oSG; lambs, 6Ag7nc.
Western stock, sasHc; no country stock ar .
rived
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i;arthC Iomsy Rrewiue Compscy 'sCeleUrst. d
KUChestrr tSoer,

Tue quality ot this beer speaks Tor i.selt II
Is concede by tho bts, Judges and OK crts 10
b1 tho Finest and PurcH malt beverage brew.
eel in the United states. PatrOnsarc requested
to SEQ that they obtain BarthoIom1y's Roches.
ter; every bottle labelled, and not contound
1t with other so called Rochcs, er beer. .Hr.
Geo. 4 hieht, OF Lancaster "a alone author.
ized to sell our beer A. wholesale In Lancaster
county both In kegs and bottles,
BARTHOLOMAY BREWING CO,
AZ std OF Rochester, n. y.
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TAKEN TO PsILADELPHIa.
Jos. Il. StTiokIer Arrsigned There and IL,
In . 900 Bail.

JOS. X. StriokIer rArrsigned There and Held
In 5000 Bail.
Joseph II. Strickler, of Mount Joy, was
arrested late on Saturday night at his
home by Detective Miller, of Philadelphia,
and taken to the latter city. Stricken
is charged with being an accessory before
the fact to the death of Hattie Soholl, who
died from the result OF malpractice. His
Strckler was taken to Philade lphia and
looked up in the Central station.
A dispatch to the INTELLIGENCER from
Philadelphia this afternoon says:
90 Joseph Strickler, of Mt. Joy, charged
with beiog accessory before the fact in
procuring a criminal operation on Harrie,
Scholl, which resulted in her death, was
arraigned before a magistrate this morn
ing, waived hearing and was held in
$1,000 bail for trial, :"
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A Long journey to Meet Her Lover.

Miss Maria Malinak arrived In Reading
from the northern part Of Russia to meet
her atiianced, who has been working
along the line Of the new railroad, and,
after earning enough money, procured a
passage ticket and sent for her. She
Travelled about a thousand miles by rail
before she reached the seashore to sail for
America. She arrived In Reading TIVE 80
hours sooner than she was expected, and
no ono was at the depot to receive hor.
She, therefore, proceeded along the line OF
Tho new railroad on Saturday, inquiring
for her betrothed, Janos Jurov, until she
6nally found him near Gibraltar, six miles
below Reading.
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sPEUI1L NOTICES.

ABSOLUTELY tho best Porous Plaster ever
made. The Hop Plaster Is composed of Fresh
Hops, Balsams and Gums Weak Back, Side
Ache Sore Chest. and all pains ARE speedily
cured by its use. Apply one, Only % cents.
Il. any drug store.
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SECOND EDITION.
EVENING. APRIL 40, 1884
BY CABLE.
sOmk NEWS FROM EUROPE TO DAY.

Fall OF the UavsIry Barracks Mt Portsmouth
and consequent Death OF workmsn
Fatalities in spain.
LONDON, April 2S.--The new cavalry
barracks, In process of erection at Ports.
mouth, suddenly fell this morning. The
workmen, all of whom are conviots, were
burned in the flames. The loss OF life is
large.
The accident at Portsmouth was less
serious than first reported. Five arches
OF the barracks fell ipjuring thirty coDvicts.
DsstsrdIy WORK In spaip.
MADRID, April 2S.--The loss of life In
Yesterdays railway disaster near Cinda.
dreal proves to have been much greater
than at first reported. Eight corpses have
been recovered from the ruins, and fifty
soldiers are still missing. 1t is believed the
weakening of the bridge was the work of
Republicans.
A Balloon struck by Lightning.
TERM, April ga captive balloon at
the International exposition was struck by
lightning to day after ascending short
distance, and burst with loud report.
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AstrIks Threatened.

CHICAGO, H., April 2S.-Next Monday
the members o. tho Carpenters union,
about 800 in number, will demand an in
crease of wages to three dollars per day,
and, in case the domAud is refused, they
will strike.
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THE sELINsGRUyE FInE.


A Disastrous Con II az ration IN = Littio Penn
sylvania Town.
SELINsGRovE, Snyder county, April
90 The fire which broke out
in Schooh's store aud warehous ess
was under control by eleven O'Clock las
night. A number Of stores and stables
were burned out and the total loss will
reach $4,000. The insurance is light
The fire was the work of an incendiary.
The alarm was slow in being given as the
miscreants had cut tho bell rope. Many
robberies were committed during the con
fuginn
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ltenumen Mnrk

IRwIN's STATION, April 2S.--Iho two
thousand miners who struck ten days ago
resumed work this morning, tho West
moreland coal company yielding to tht ir
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Insurance Is Il good thing whether apple
TO life or property No less II blessing Is any.
thing that insurcs good health, Kidney-Wort
does this. IL Il natures great remedy. IL Is Il
mild but efficient cathartic, and acting at the
same time on the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels.
It relieves all these organs and enables them
to perform their duties perfectly. 1t has Won
dertul power. See advt.
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sure cure for Blind, bleeding and Itching
piles. one box has cured the worst case ot -
years standing. No one need suffer five min.
utes after using Williams Indian Pile Oint
ment. 1t absorbs tumors. allays itching, acts
as pOdl;ice, gives instant relief Prepal ed
only tor Plies, itching OF tho private parts
nothing else. Sold by druggists and mailed
on receipt OF paicc, 81. Sold by ~. Il. Coch.
ran | II an l3g North Queen street.
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GLENs FALLS, N. Y, April IS "A fire
here this morning has already destroyed
the Music hall, tho opera house and tho
Presbyterian church, together with fifteen
stores and fully twice as many offices. 1t
is still burning.
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kany people are astonished when they dis
co er the wide circulation OF Thomas Eciec.
trio on. There Is hardly drug house In the
country that does not have this remedy upon
its shelves. The public have found 1t n good
thing and stick tolt, For sale by II. B. Coch
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Has Ilnnlilence.

:" In one case personally known 10 mo the
success OF BurdOck BLOOD BnterS was almost
hundreds OF dollars. myself have the gTr atest
confidence In them" +. ). scratch. a. uggist,
Ruthven, Ont. For sale by II. d. CoChi an,
druggist, 1877 and l39 Norlh Queen street
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sLt.tar s.atosna county raI Go lection.

Biisfor Statoanu county TaI Go lection.
To day at noon tho county commits
siouers opened the bids for the collection
Of the county tax in tho east aud west
wards Of this city, Following arc the
bids
East Wards--F. 5. Albright, u per
cent; II Leonard. 40 Tooth of per cent ;
J. Voudorsmith, G5 Tooth Thoa. Balses,
/ per ccut ; J r. GAryiu 50 -1O0,h II.
b. Noudersmi'h S0-l00 5 w. Raub, G2-
tooth II II. Ilolton, 80 Tooth.
West Wards-F. $ Albright II per
cent. II Leonard 90 l00th;J j. .Vondersmi,h h
18th Thos. Bakes and 40 Tooth j.
Il. Garvin aud u Tooth ii. b. Nondcr-
smith and 40 1OO;h S. w. Raub aud
55.l00th II. II. Holton and 37i l00tb.
The commissioners have not get made
the award, though Mr.. Leonard will prob.
ably get the contract if his suretes are
sufficient, he being the lowest bidder,
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Col. II. Walters, U. $. District Attorney,
Kansas City, Mo, authorizes the following
statement " Samaritan Nerpine cured my
niece OF spasms." Get at druggists 81 80,
a!2lwdeOd&w