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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16
Farm Mutuals. Other Muuals.
Our Celebration.

The VI chigan semi-contenna celebrat on at
Lansing June 10 will consist Of a barbecue
and basket pionc. followed hy an evening
meeting in the capitol There Will be- 10
speakers from outside Of the state. Judge
Chapman OF Detroit will write the words and
II. Is. Boney Of Saginaw the music for an
original ode, and young lady is writing the
words for another piece Of vocal music.
Papers will b. read on the following topics
Historical reviews of the state ioI
the 20 years OF rs existence; judicial history
and progress OF state Jui!s prudence Legislative
reviews and resume OF thc state acts passed in
80 wears. COngrcssiona. review and history OF
the representation Of Michigan in the federal
government; progress Of higher education In
the state, including the Michigan university;
agricultural education. including the agr
cultura. college; history of normal and com
mon schools; agriculture, including the
development of all sections of the state; hor
tcuture, with history of the various hort-
cultural societies, meteorological development
OF the state and It's present wealth; mechanic
al and manufacturing industries, including in
vcntions military history Of the state; fish
cries IF the state aud their Development; agri-
cultma possibilities OF the northern pennsu-
la financial and banking history of the
state.
Judge Cooley will prepare the historical re-
view, and j. ". Bartlett OF Detroit, the one on
mechanical and manufacturing industries Al
the papers will be published after the celebra
ton in a large volume, together with a histor
of the state.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16
Don't Let HIM Escape Again.

A wall Of an unfinished building on Sixty
first street In New York, fell the other dag,
and buried in the ruins three little boys who
were among Il large number Of children play.
ing in the rear of the building at the time.
Two of the boys we're removed to their homes
and may recover, but the third died al
Roosevelt hospital. Tie building Wa,
the property OF Charles 4. buudensict, The
notorious mud mortar builder, and was one of
a number OF similar buildings in process of
erection when the Buddensich block in sixty
first street sell lust one year ago ana one man
was killed and dozen or more injured Bud
densick was arrested, charged with man
slaughter and found guilty in July last, but he
is at present at liberty on bail, while his case
is awaiting attention IN the court OF appeals.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16
DETROIT. MARKETS.

WHEAT-No.:1. white. spot, ears at soc.
10000 bushels az SIC, > cars at S6&c; May,
10000 bushels at ssh Z 5000 bushels al Sc
No. red. regular, . cars at ri &C.; Michigan.
. cars al = e.; April Michigan. 1900 at :, 90.
1000 bu az - &C.. MAY, 1000 bushels al - ,c,
2j.UUl bu az 50 G., 1000 bu a. 81 20, 800
bu az =, -c. 1000 bu at - g. 5000 bu al
st'.c, % 700 ia al 81 &C.. 5000 bu a. SIC.
2J.OOO bu al Si5tc, 10000 bu AT - BE-, 1900 bu
at -, e., and 100 bu at 81 e. June 1900 bu
at - &C., lUU.OlJ bu az $3.50. 5000 bu az 81 4
1900 bu az ~ c. 100000 hu Ut S>lsc, ZOO hu
at ssitc 15tOI hu az >sa-c 300 at = &C., 10,
100 bu at So. 300 Ia a. - sc, 10000 bu AT SO
and 1900 bu at = O. August, 1909 bu at Sc,
lO,0O0 bu at - C., $4,000 bu at $50.
CoRN-New mixed, / car ut 81 C; new high
mixed ! car nj 3sc.
OArs-No. white, May, 300 bu at 365lc;
No. spot, ] car 40 ,2ilc No. IS SPOT. cars
at SOC.
CLovrnsEED-Prlme, spot SG.l5 asked
so, spot, Sjsj.
Flour-1he market was quiet aud easy AT
the following rates: Michigan patents. s5d
j2j; Michigan roller. - ~ "a -; Michigan
superine. :. i5N3 -: Minnesota patents > ~
as -. Minnesota bakers, - 2Jod4 o. Michi-
gan rye, c3 5j03 cj. Illinois rye, 10 tJG3 -.
Barley and malt-Barley; Canada, 81 500
80: state, 81 N0l - Der cwt. Malt: Can
uda Boa 81; state. G5Cd9)c PER bu
PrOyi,Ons-D Detroit new mess FORK, Sl0.J0,a
1910; Detroit family pork $1,000 ll.25: short
clear, SGD, lard In terccs, Gl5@ss5c; half
hbls 81 .Wfa IN pals, 'iimsll hams, 81 ia
g e. shoulders, >! 5aj e. dried beef, 1880 II
bacon. .01l,c: extra mess beef s. dJ0H
family beef, $40 ,50 H..
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16
BUSINESS AND LABOR MATTERS
Prospects Good.

During three DAYS {. \ King * Co. OF
Toledo. received 100 rcpoits, covering ever,
important wheat county in Ohio. In Llama
Illinois. Michigan. Kansas and Missouri They
say he present prospects oi the growing crop
are favorable in lndiant, Missouri, Illinois and
Ohio, fair TO good in Michigan, and DOR iu
kansas. All S Iow an important improvement
since the recent rains. The prospect average
ven better than two wears ago. The area
own Is larger than the amount harvested on
ast crop Reserve, of old wheat moderate
tut Michigan has over ouc-fourth ul the ast
crop rem aiming. Half OF the farmers are dis
posed 10 sell Country roads bad
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16
Tracked by a Photo.

a decree for $1,000 alimony las been
awarded by Judge Shepard of Chicago To Mrs
Mary WOodwork agains, hcr husband, DR.
Wilhert Woodwork, who doscrted Ter fifteen
years ago. since which time he married, robbed
aud deserted another woman, AMI ~ nos
under the name of DR. William +. Wood
living with a third wife at indianapolis. where
he had a large practice, and has ueen regarded
as an exemplary man. Ills first two Wiyo.
casually became acquainted iu Chicago and
one day each coniidcntially showed her hus
bans photograph 10 the other. Woodwork /,
an eX member Of the Vermont and Kansas
legislature, and was Judge IN Mich gan.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16
Military School Of Instruction.

Adjutant-General John Robertson has Is
sued the following general orders.
il has been recommended bf the state mill
tary board, and approved by the governor, and
Is now therefore determined on. To establish a
school Of instruction FOR officers Of the brigade
during the term of the coming encampmeut, at
such hours rs the commanding officer thereof
NAV designate, 20 be- Ia charge OF aud conducted
by on officer Of The regular army. and 10 have
the troops. while in camp. under the observation
and inspection also Of an army officer, for which
details have been requested from the war de-
partment.
The duties attending the school and the In
spectiou 81 be carried into effect under the
Superintendent Of the lnspcctor-gcncral Of the
state troops.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16
Iver the other .fternoop Al Montgomery Ala

river the other afternoon At Montgomery Ala.
loo people have left their homes. Rumors of
persons clneing to roofs OF houses come from
along the river, and rescue parties with boats
have brought In su clcss all day. At Richmond
Va, all that portion o. he city known as the
Rockets" was submerged To Z depth Of eight
10 ten feet. The water was rising al the rate
OF six inches Ter hour. The pre- cautions taken
by people In the threatened districts viii keep
the damage down TO comparatively small
figures. Many poor families living in Rockets
were driven from their homes. From presen
indications this food will surpass those OF ls10
and 1871. Dispatches from Clifton Forge and
other points above Lynchburg state that the
water Is falling rapidly.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16
Alabamians Want Aid.

The stories Of destitution and death IRON
Alabama are perfectly appalling. Hundreds Of
lives lave been lost, an the amount OF proper
~ destroy j. estimated at between S2,0OO,00O
and S.i.0UO.OO0 The mayor of Montgomery,
Ala. sent the following telegram To Senators
Pugh aud Morgan on the 9th inst: Loss Of
life an property from floods the vicinity
appalling Resulting destituton will be wide
spread ~ seems every river IN Alabama will
have the same record. Cannot government aid
be invoked for the sufferers, who are mostly
the poorest peupeW
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16
SOUTHERN FLOODS.
Condition of Affairs in the South on the
Morning Of April Sd,

At Chattanooga the suburbs are inundated
aud all factories have suspended operations.
several hundred houses are in water from one
to ten feet deep. DAYTON, Tenn, is under
seven feet 81 water. At Macon. Ga, the river is
falling. Two men were drowned and twenty
houses have been swept awav. Al Birm ny
BAN reports are received that az all the river
towns OF northern Alabama the effects Of the
rcshet are grow NJ worse. The Tuscaloosa
1athoats are used Tor street transportation.
The village OF North Port. across the river. Is
almost submerged. The wreck OF a house,
with persons clinging 10 II, passe down the
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16
Times Look Brighter.

business failures in the Unit 'd States Tor the
first quarter of lS'G number SOB. with labli
ties slightly over S29OOO0JO The failures Tor
the first three months Of lssl numbered 3653.
with iabilitie, II $4,000 0o0. The liabilities
Cor the last quarter $500 900, are less than
IN an similar period since l>,3. The decline
IN the middle states j. very marked, the labili-
ties for The first quarter OF l,sG being -, 80
900, as compared with Sl11l3OOO in the first
quarter o., - and sl3,OO0,OO0 for the first
quarter of 1854
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16
March Financial Statement.

I he following Is summary OF the public
debt statement made public April Isl: 1ota
interest bearing debt. Sl,252,ji3, 80, Cebt OF
which interest has ceased since maturity, 50
81 $50; debt Tearing no interest, S5i6,jl1,1l7
total debt. 81 .sO4 80 f.4G3; cash items and re-
serve held available for reduction Of debt
1910. 230l2S: decrease of debt curing IA,
month, sl40s5, 50; total cash ia treasury a
,hown ty the treasurer general account
S4q5. gg1 III
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16
LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE.-The market Is steady; choice
aud extra good grades OF shipping steers, $50
Ia l,iO0 lbs are quoted at s4(d5 60; good 10
choice stOckers and feeders at s. s0d4 80;
common and good aud mixed native cows
heifers ami canning cattle are quoted
at S2(di 81; bulk grades at 90 50 15(d3 25
HoGs-Keceipts, 1000, shipments, 5000;
the market IS generally steady common rough
and mixed grades Of hogs are quoted at g. 9Old
4sij ;choice assorted heavy packing and shipping
grades OF hogs at 81 2O(ii 80, common TO good
light and bacon grades Of hogs at 50 y0d4 80;
skips and culled grades at S3d3 80.
Sheep-The market Is strong; inferior 10
fair native shorn sheep are sold at f3G6:
Texans az 50 55,04 %.
The Drovers journal special cabIegram from
Liverpool, reports cattle 11fc higher. Best
American steers 1879 per 10, dressed weight
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16
Sentenced Tor Lie.

Valentine SANFORD of Henrietta, Texas, a
boy II Years Of age, la, been found guilty in
the district court of murder in the first degree
for Killing his mother Ills punishment was
assessed at confinement ia the penitentiary for
life. The evidence showed that the boy shot
his mother while she wa. al work in cotton
teld. The body was concealed in sOmc,bushes
near the cotton patch When arrested he had
lottlc Of poison on his person.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16

after deducting one-third from the amount
81 premiums received (Which is considered
fair aYeragel Tor expenses We have -, l>u,-Js ,
then deducting the amount OF losses incurred.
SlgSS. 64. there remains Slgl, 59i, which, if
divided among all the companies represented
would give about : $50 10 each, or about
.0O3j PEI cent on the amount OF can!tal repre-
sentcd U.s. the companies. as against loss OF
about OO37 per cent. on the business Of the
wear previous calculated on the same basis.
While many Of the companies netted much
more than the average given many more OF
them, from various causes lost money on the
year, business in this state.
II will be seen from the above table mat the
ire loss in Michigan in 1885 was less by nearly
half "a million dollars than that OF the year be
fore. and had 10 not been for the unusually
heavy fires which occurred in Detroit and the
Saginaw alley IN the month OF December. The
difference would have been much greater The
losses from June Up TO December had been
conn arativcly small uut the fires in the sec
lions mentioned swelled tie amount by about
a quarter OF "a million dollars. The heavy
losses occurring in Detroit January are not
included IN the above.
The commissioner find, that considerable
unauthorized insurance is being written in the
state. part by outside brokers and part by
otherwise reputable agents Of authorized com
pauics in the state. lie Is reaching such cases
IL arrest aud prosecution when possible,
OF the h!ty-Jue mutual tire Insurance com
panics now doing business IN this state. forty
iao coniine heir business to insurng farm
property exclusively, and ~ nearly every in
stance the condition OF the companies is salts
factory.
OF the other. nine companies, six insure city
AM village property one insurcs Touring mills,
one manufacturing property unl' and Que has
ceased to write policies and is closing up bust
mess.
From the statistics Of Loss, contained liz
the annual statements Of the mutual companies.
is lathcrcd the followin information as %
the number and origin OF fires aud amount Of
loss during $50
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16

People are recognizing thc danger att udIng
the ueO opium and legislative lodies are
being called a. ON 10 suppress ih, growing
evil Tho Only cou.h mixture which does not
contain op aies. amt Vet is OF remarkable cili-
cacy, Is led TAR Cough Cure. % cents.
King llumbort Il italy never looks q gift
glass o. champagne in the foam
Time may ''hcci the brec H. bui we serious
Is Goutt ( he will heal the Lreeche,n that ar
badly torn.
Do a. you please when you please % do
right; aud you viii always do the proper
thing in taking Bgelows Positive Cure for
coughs, colds and all throat anu lung troubles
Pleasant 10 take and cure speedy. 80 cents
and 81.
The home circl Walking around with the
baby al night.
IL is more Profitable 10 look up our defects
than 10 boast OF our attachments.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16
Sticking Strikers

The Knights OF Labor charge the railroad
company with bad faith and insncerity, aud
iositiyely refuse 10 20 back 10 work unless
they 90 as unit. The company claim they
have not work for nearly ali the men, aud
thus the matter stands.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16
Will Go 10 Work.

The executive committee of the Knights OF
Labor have Issued an order Tor tue resumption
OF work on the Missouri Pacific road An EN-
ployes were taken back except those who had
engaged i'm acts OF violence.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16

tits expected that In the interim the officers
viii fully prepare themselves Ia enter upon
their whole duties with view 10 making II q
most successful encampmeut.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16

ilates the food, regulates the stomach and bow
els, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Vinegar Eittsrs is the great disease pre-
yentcr, and stands at the head OF II family rem
odies. No house should ever be v thout IL.
vinegar Bitters cures Malarial, Bilious ano
other fcyers, diseases Of the Heart, Liver and
Kidneys, and hundred other painful disorders
send for either Of our valuable reference
books for ladies', for farmers, for merchants, on,
Medical Treatise on Diseases. or our Catechism
on Incompetence and Tobacco, which last should
bee in the hands OF every child and youth in the
country.
Any TWO of the above books mailed free Oh
receipt OF four cents for registration fees.
Ri. McDonald Drnl %. b.z Mnshinotnn ST.. ". y
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16

"lhe statements of the companies show a
falling of of business i'm tins state, as com
pared with the previous year, ~ regards both
amount written and premiums received, but
they also show material decrease IN the
amount of losses incurred, IL shown below:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16
THE STATE AT LARGE.
Raymond's Report.

hdDNhVAN iAtPolh
The first part of the report of Insurance
Commissioner Henry = Raymond, dealing
with fire and marine insurance, has been Tor.
warded TO GOV Algcr. The whole number OF
companies OF IN class doing business in Mich.
igan is l,9, CLASSIFIED as follows Michigan
joint stock companies, 3; Joint stock oompa'
MES from oIhcr states, s., Joint stock compa'
MES from fnrrIgn countries, "A, mutual com.
panies of other states, =; Michigan mutual
companies, 81; mutual cyclone, tornado and
windstorm companies, /. -Four stock compa-
II les and one mutual have been admitted and
three companies been withdrawn from
the state since the last report The
commissioner says
"Since the last report have made personal
examination into the condition OF the Mich.
gan stock fire insurance companies ana found
them i'm excellent condition, with trst-class
securi " for their investments, and showing an
increase of business. and net gain in amount
OF surplus OF sos ,32S over that OF the previous
year.
"The following table shows the Michigan
business of these companies for the years lSo2,
1883. 1854 and 1850 and the entire business
for 1883.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16
yineaar Ultters, a pul

Vinegar Bitters, apur
gativo and tonic. purifies thu
blood, strengthens the live
and kidneys, and will restor
health, however lost.
Vinegar lBitters Is thu
best remedy discovered fol
promoting digestion, curing
headache and increasing ths
vital powers.
Niue0ar RItters nSsim
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16

entire business for lss5.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-16

Risks written. Premiumsreceiyed
Fire. Inland fire. Inland.
lSS2 ........ sll.T9lGI S33l7u0 l2Sl5s $, Sd@l 4
lssi iA5Nl. l.-' I4.ut,sa li1 .sl2 I'D 1916 =
1874 - ll2s9 I-' li.n. 40 lll, ID - 3i.us1 U
lss5 .......... lbs623s l,tOi,d9 2S,1il ~ do,EH "
Entire S8.l74Ge0 s4,d4E
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-15
a ytrrp aier. wsNps a SYMBOL IN BIZ
TIIsWEEr

Along the quiet, shady lanes
Where once we loved TO stray,
'Monzst wcalthot haunting golden Iod
Ana sumaoh bold aud gay.
In ruddy splondor, as OF vote.
ita drops Of mo shine ~
Alas the sweet was all Tor you
1he bittor part mine
We owandnToi pimtes'. htndi Ia hand
trntNutUd, blIlho Uud free
Nor care nor phio hld touch our h"tiis-
Al happy then wore wrg
l fnud ia buTrioa W' W'CHmin nriybt
From out tho tnr x Ca vino.
Nlta tho sweet wu- I'll frr Nou--
no bittor pSri Was mlnc
vc parted. rich IN simp'e truat,
You Joined tho Vlty's whiti
what wonder that you soon iur.pl
iour little rustic glrif
AUD vet, whcnb'cr, mid autuuins h atd,
lts drops Ut q .e shine.
sllu the sweet was all fuy you
The biJtHr part was min'
= Florence h0O.lgUJ Bfol9n tr ne Ifdvt"eF'
EflyTt
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The pubIi.her'. Treatment OF Mn- Rose C'e''
Isnn'. Contributors

The pubIi.her'. Treatment OF WIS Rose N'e''
lands contributors
Tho Noycmhar issue Of Literary Lyo has
aru.srcd without the name Of Miss Rose
Enyabgth Cleveland ~ editor, but bearing
tho marks pf her odltorsbip In the arpear'
apcn os an article ny her physician aud friend,
Ur. =. n, loaming, the distinguished special
i1,rSew York. ltnppaars that this gentle
man. nj the request Of Miss Cleveland, pre-.
p,red An article on "Blcon and Shakespeare
AID II was forwarded to Chicago. Miss Cleye'
land severed her connection with the msga-
Eiue Immediately after the OctoOer issue, and
~ DR.. lpaming's article had not appeared or
been paid tor. she ordered ia return TO him.
wAiting a sufficient time without hearing OF
tho article, Dr. Leaning wrote To PUB
Usher Elder demanding ia return. After
some days He receiving note from the latter
saving that tho article was retained for publi'
cation In tho November number, "provi-
drd," wrote Publisher Elder "we can ar.
range satisfactory terms" lie added "Whst
IL tho least amount you will accept for your
articloY'
The author roplioa recalling his article, aud
ths only response he received was It's ap-
VtarauCo In tho November number, 10 Ia
continued In the December number. Mis-
Cleveland Is pOworloss to prevent such con.
duct on the part ot her former publisher, and
her friends who sent articles are compelled
to submit to the treatment Elder gives them
without hope Oi redress. In the October
Ssue was an article on Mrs. stowe, prepared
hy Mrs. Kinney, OF Hartford, with great care,
Aud adorned with "A portrait furnished by tho
Euthor. EldOr used tho article, and tailed To
pay Mira kinney tor It. Her case and
pT. Ioamlug'a arc two OF many, and 1t IL
likely that iHe manuscripts nov In the
publisher hands unpaid for will appear ia
suCUeediug numbers Dt tho Chicago msgs.
gue. This ~ ralGur an unusual way OF run.
ulug a uuagaz.uU, but ii f. ELDERS way, and
be has rr uorupIucliOus oi conscience In pur-
suing IT, Miss Cleve!And's annoyance IL
great over this treatment OF her contributors,
but suc has no power to compel payment To
them uf th0Ir money, The free advertising
thai has been E.Suu Go mo magazine on ac-
count uf the ai-tiusu',htu editor ought TO IN
duce Elder g. pay for articles used by him,
hut since no such motive influences him,
Miss Cleveland des.rGs the widest publicity
90 10 given 60 the fact that she IL not assCoi-
a'ol with hIs publication, In order that no
one may sCud their manuscripts under the
impression that She IL its editor To all who
inquire personally Oi her she replies
promptly, and her iriouds are equally active
IN tgv.ux 10 prevent further Injustice 10
uthofs through Publisher Elder
Meanwhile, the ma EsE.nc u being run on
tho contributions OF Miss Clevelsnd's au-
th0ra who sent their work to her, supposing
that shs ws4 so tao lead oi and would con-
iIUUo WITH, tl!z magazine.
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"HAGh MErACk a lasting ana fragrant per.
Cochran Druggist, No. 1877 North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-15

tJENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD SCHED-
ULE.-in effect from June Is, 1885.
at Philadelphia as follows:
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ssrOI4L sOTIOEs.
% EImnt It out. -

1he above Is an old saw a. savage "a II is sense.
rollpiaiTt nor rssTyousHcss n ihev once set n
good hold. Ihuy don't remove themselves in
that way. The taking tew doses of BuTdOck
ht0od BHuCTs Is better than "grunting IL out"
" hat We can cure lCt's NOT endure FOR sale by
u. H. cochran. druggist, IS7 and l39 North
Queen street, LHuCas tor,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-15

Offensive breath vanishcs with tho use OF DI
SaEu's juEayIh heu4tdE. M,IhSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-15

There mr., loss persons afflicted with rheums-
iism, rinos or druggists have sold salvation
on
Fcw aye aware n the Importance OF checking
~ cough or common cold iu it, hTst stage. That
which in the beginning would yield To mild
remedy, y neglected soon prCys upon the lungs.
10.
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WHAT sGNATOK NELSON THINKS OF ALL
COCKS POROUS PLsSTERs.

sEvATE CHAMBER hLhASY, n. Y April I, lSsj
On IN, 4ith OF February, lss3 was taken with
a violent pain in the region OF the kidneys,
suffered such agony that l could hardly stand
up. As soon AS possible l applied ALLCoCK's
FoEOUs PLAsrERs, one over each kidney, and laid
down In AN hour to my surprise and delight,
tho pain had vanished End wgs vol. l wore
tina plastcTs for n day or two as precaution.
and then removed them. l have been using
ALLCouK's PoEOUs FLAsTERs in my family for tho
last ten years, and haye always found them the
quickest and best external remedy for colds
strains and rheumatic affections. From my eI-
uerienCo believe they are the best plasters in
the world. HENRY U. NELSON, .
Two IgmCh'cs with but a single end-St
Jacobs Oh and Red star Cough Cure.
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The Resurrection OF Lazarus

Was miraculous operation. No one thinks of
rtinlng the dead these times. though some dss.
perat"ly close 10 deaths door have been com
genuine and lasting health. For sale by H. b.
Cochran, druggist, lS7 and l39 North Queen
street Lancaster