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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

hlanop Coleman and faulty have tasen
possession Of the home purchased for ' fbsIa
N.Y. Tse-lhe residence OF the late Bighon Lao
tae place nos been named "Rishopstead' =
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

The General MANAGER
wishes attention called 70 sh h
following " '4s
ihe store will be open each
evening up to and ineln dl',l,
Christmas Eve. 8
Goods 70 so BY mall can be
posted At the Bureau Of If Is Is
formation. :" - ~
i will be a favor to us for
customers TO take their nack.
can, 1ses 1iiey
i, u . is best 70 try to keep to
T.. ne r r3I when going through il
ME hear :, p mind, the people
ma maze the crowds, and With !
l u thought they can M M !,
make thcm. NA IN
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

The Indianapolis journal, Rep,
prinss revised tables Of 5aa vote fct
President 10 all tha asat4s. whlaa raise
GIeyelend's plurality to 107,45s The
igurss are official.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
TINE SENATE REosss.
Tho Republicans and Democrats
Have rot Yet Agreed.

Associated Prcss Dispatch by Special Wires
WASHINGTON, Dec. ie.--I'he Republican sena..
fora held n calicus this morning as rebnli OF
which Messrs. Morrill, and sherman sunnit.ea
10 Messrs Vest and Harris representing sile
Democratic side OF the chamber pIopos.iui", w.
10 agrea to u recess from SATURDAY hnAt, VIZ
god inst, until January I'd with night sessions
Of tie Senate until adjournment Ihls inc
democratic cnnferToee refused 10 accopt. ana
II Is said another conference VIII DC heln 10
morrow. -,
a caucus Of Democratic senators Will be hpld
tonight To decide upon proposition roheepii-
ing the holiday recesb to be innue 70 inc no
pnbllcnns tl-mOrrOM.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
wsusmskss's.

The grip Black Silk.warn
Henrietta has on your liking
tightens with every season. 4
right royal stuff-lf put to.
gether right. Some is and
some Isn't. There's no guess.
work about Priestley's. Year
10 and year out the same
none better. Color uniform
and fast.
A new invoice just opened.
Every number from SEC 70 A
a yard. No other store IL
town does or can show such
a complete line Of Priestley'a
Blacks.
Black Dress Stufis are easy
to get at now; easy to see.
Nothing missing that ought
to be here.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
@anamaEfs's
pnlIlDnLrnfl, Monday, DEC. II, isss

with even less crowding thar
heretofore. If we could serve
4o,o 900 a day last year we can
now serve 10000 and more,
and do It comfortably too.
We are always improving.
If we were TO keep on print
ing about it, we could make
perpetual alteration sales. y
You may expect improve.
ments here constantly without
our talking about them.
The store is more a store
now than ever. Lighter,
brighter, completer. Our ideal
is being realized.
The Basement has ample
outlets and Is more convent
ens.
Thefrst floor is so arranged
that things can be more easily
found and Is regulated to pre-
vent overcrowding by a sys-
tenn which experience has
taught US.
The second floor, now SO
accessible and popular, pre-
sents an entirely new arrange
ment of stocks. This part Of
the store seems to be miles of
bewildering pleasure. An
ever-varying exhibition of sill
yer and art articles. In the
middle of the second floor the
centre OF attraction In the
Pneumatic Tube Svssem
gathering the n, pey from all
parts OF the store 10 plain view
of everybody---a good place
TO take strangers.
The third floor is where we
keep Furniture store. The
whole Of this two acres is
given up to Furniture. And
everything is side by side for
comparison, and not on differ
emf floors as before, and as
ether folks have it.
It would be hard not to fall
10 love with the store now un.
der Its new condition. There
is certainly room for 10000
more persons. See ii YOU
don't think so when you look
az ne Strengthened aisles, the
oroadened, easy going stair
ways, the spaces given to Gus
toners for elbow-room, or TO
wait for elevators, or to see
things.
Inc store Is a sight, that's
a fact; working up TO-DAY to
rs full capacity "a great and
interesting OCCASION" as the
newspaper reporters would
put Ii.
The life Of a year Of prepar-
alton blooms our in these few
days. We have but little 10
say about Il, as what we are
doing day by day Is what we
are 10 business for keeping
me pest Of the best goods and
serving our customers In the
pest Of the best ways. There
= 40 need Of being ashamed |
q this kind Of storekeepInp
Aad people will surely find |
oQS u me course of time the
value q services such as these |
even without so much news
paper advertising.
,,;s Inc General Manager
following ''e
1ae store will be open each
evening 9, Up to and inclnGIno dine,
Christmas Eve. s
Goqds 70 50 BY mall can be
Y NEIEHHaFt - 4
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

Charles r. NJnYcr Elected 10 sncceed
President SHeurpr

Associated Press Dispauh BY special w.ros.
BALTIMoRR, Dec. l9.--Charles II Nave,
railroad, -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
Now Yorh state ts1tilo"al1. s,,oc,,


Associated Press Dispatch by speciai Wires
nov, y. Y, Dec n, "A shock Of earthan.,ta
We ielt In washington and Warren ,qjiniins n
2.l5 this morning. The vibration lEgied ni,1t,t
four seconds. Buildings wore yioicnt!y shakon
= spoeung Of lladli Ha6sein JIhouli khan n
MhshlnRlon correspondent says: a'rhe Per.
sldl. minister Is In Enther a disuonsolaip IuSsi
~ KNOWS no Language but mia owa utd thern
T. hht ono peIson in Washington who ralI 5tleSl
teEs,aa. his gentleman has, in tho g0oinesa
% ius heart called on the ininista,. sev~,ai
ZINES , anu WIN this exception the minister ms
had no intercourse with any GnA blt i'm sun
nc Drought with him. lie finds cniIinY not
yery interesting, as he cHn say nothing to nv
one eI ana no one can say anything 10 him. NJ
iar no calls have been made upon him.
'--5- -
Ihe annual meeting OF the sontbern
Union Association for the detection of hnraa
thieves and the recovery Of stolen pronertv
viii be held in the Temperance f Hotsi
a9ekessh. on Saturday next. at noon, N''i'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20


a case came before Judge Allison, in
Philadelphia, on Saturday, in which the
defendant, policeman, was convicted Of
assault and battery growing ont Of the
policeman's attempt to arrest q citizen
whom he found on the street after he (the
policeman) had ordered the prisoner to
go home and stay there. The Judge de-
cided that the officer had exceeded his
authority, under the circumstances, in
glttug sp6a 5t5ey 1li hroEll. Gls4
~ IN attempting 4 enforce il. sni ia
posed sentence OF two weeks impSison-
ment. The plsintih was not the arrested
man but his mother, who had gone to his
assistance, and whom ths officer had
struck in the meleo. In imposing SEN
tenoe, Judge Allison DEFINED the lawful
authority of policeman in the following
language:
The time has now arrived when police
men should be made to understand that
citizens have rights which the officers nlust
respect and rights as TO which they are TO
DC projected even against the Officers them
seiH5s. IL very frequently happens thar n
man, through mere humanity, seeing
another oeing arrested aud hershly treated
By the officers, will tay to him, "Don't h!t
thht man in that way; don't treat him so
roughly" and the answer no receives ia,
III you don't shut up will arrest you too
And frequently he Is arrested sucn arrests
are totally unjustiflable under the law, Ar
onlcer may Tor nisdemgnnor which hs
Gees committed mako an arrest without a
warrant, and hs likewise may make an mr.
rest where felony has been committed, al,
where he has reasonable cause to belieya
that felony was eommltted. III thgt ease
ne need not wait fer WaelaEt, nor need
he, where he hears murder cried, for tn re
the necessity arises for an Immediate ar
rest, ior y Delay would perhaps permit The
Vioiator Of Inc law TO escape. Il also fire..
quentl7 happens tGef citizen VIII come II.
an officer or tie street and. say to MIN /.
That n,aa Is Committing an rtI4nsn },
Under such circumstances the officer hiss
no right to maze an arrest HIS rsnlv
should he: Go 10 magistrate ana lng,Eg
yoHr complaint. will 90 with you, AM II
the warrant bs piaced In ny hands | VIII
serve II. "a! eYon ID cases where be
makes the arrest upon Inc halief that h.
felony has been committed. and 1t furns ouf
mat that cellet was mistaken, his justlfcg-
non Tor mating me arrest sgithout !. war.
fantiaGst depend upon Tie EensAnsUlsnees 81
lhA grounds Of the bsliet upon Witch he
acted.
Poliesman, because they wearthe uniform
q an othesp, Ere not clothed with auth0fiF5
authoti5ing them to order citizens 10 ID
tGis or tas other, and then arr5s. aerl lar
Ab9oadieneo When tta aiti2 ne are NOT
violating any l9H, ana when oIllesrs Ref Nh
alch manner they b6clma inAthssl35is
Violstor9 ut rls iaI which /, Is .aeir duiy 8
uphold and IGalEtAin
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

SMYRNA, Dec. 19.--Many OF the payements
about town were stfewn with bfanches Of
trees after Mondays blow.
Blshop Coleman on Monday visited the
schools, both white Gnd colored, Town hall,
water.works ana other places Of interest In
Six carloads of crushed stone from Port
neposlt, Nd, were received on Saturday,
Ihe commissioners put force OF 10 men at
work on Commerce street yesterday. The
roed-bed Was seraped and the stone laid
thereon to the dspth Of nearly half foot,
John V. Spruance, who recently returned
from the Commercial College it POUCH.
6sepstey y, has ""aartea . Tct't,e7 -,itl,
". G. WA,h
james y isssali, who aas confined to
lhe mouse Ior severai weeks win a nalnrint
attack, Is convalesasnt.
Ihe pubic aehools OF Smyrna will be
closed from Friday until the following
Monday week.
:, The annual election Of officers Of the
Smyrna Library Association will be held on
uhursdry evening, January Sd next, at the
library.
The marriage of Frank lincoln Rsynolds
and Miss Laura Marie, eldest daughter Of
Iown Commissioner william FAIRIES, was
soiemnized at Asburv methodist EpiseoDal
church, yesterday morning at 7.45 O'CLOCK,
ln Inc presenceot large number of peDpla
me Invited guests were escorted heyoud
the whlt4 ribbon by Ushers William CoiDltte
enL William Fleming Of Clayton; a, i,
Jordtne. eecretary and treasurer OF this
Phitsdelphia " Smyrna Transportation
uomlany OF Smyrna, and Walter Reyuolds
81 Townsend. The pulpit space OF
inc church was handsomely trimmed
with evergreen and holly, a bank OF which
H1neeated the organ, at which Miss gi6rs
wilson presided. An evergreen arch
spanned the csntre aisle halt wap up, Ia
which was attached a rustic gate trimmed
With Artificial rnsebuGs. At the appointed
lime the bridal party, preceded by the
hsaers, entered tho church aud advanced
u The aisle to their places at the chaneel
Tl'l Vhere they wero met by The RSv. W. S.
h9eiaaaa, wno performed the ceremony,
Iee bride was atttrsd IN travelling cos
TIME Of dark brown velvet, with hat to
4 htfn. Immediately Rstor the ceremony
the welded couple were driven TO Clayton.
where they TOOK the truin for brief tour,
their otIecttye point being Niagara Fails.
4Aey received many presents.
An effort will be uude in the spring by
owners Of trcf-ing stock hereabouts TO
"fAtee the wind" for suitable track on
Which to speed their trotters. The prnieet
Y meating the appreciation Of many
nutseplen.
WITH the approach of the holidays the
business Of Adams E1p;eas Company is
largely increasing.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
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SMYRNA.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
HMYRNA, Dec. 16.--Miss Saliie Oosgrif
was given surprise party on Thursday
evening by her young friends. About a
dozen couples were present and social
games and amusements were INDUCED in
after wIioh refreshments were served.
Messrs. McGaw Il Bro, whose cam
merry at Spesutia leland, Md, was de.
atroyed by fire last waek, win permanently
locate OF Smyrna IL suitable arrange.
inenta can be mode. j. r. MoGaw was
in town yesterday for the purpose Of
aseertaining the feeling of the citizens
with respect TO the intended move.
Several fights took piace hare on
Thursday night. One in front OF the
post Office, Just as the evening mail was
being distributed, drew an immense
crowd, but proved 10 be bioodless. As
usual young lady was the cause OF it.
another took place near the Smyrna
Hoase. A coiored boy knocked down q
white boy, but WIS summarily ''hustledn
by the lsttet's friends.
The Tuesday Club will bold its next
meeting at the residence of Biddle Mifflin
on South atreas.
travelling company which engaged
the Opera Hnuse for Wednesday and
Thursday evenings OF this week, failed to
put in IN appearance.
Large quantities OF dressed poultry are
being shipped from Smyrna, both by
boat and rail.
An onusing incident is related of one
OF smJrra'samateur sportsmen. Glad in
the hsbiliments Of fashionable gunner
he wen: down the bay to exterminate the
dueKs in that region. After half-day's
search without making single bag, he
spied covey of decoys anchored near
o sink. Creeping cautiously up within
close range he blazsd away. Hs was
about to wade in and pick up this several
that had been overturned, wien a form
rose up from tho sink and threatened to
blow his head of il he didn't look where
no was shooting next time. He returned
home duckless.
The body OF Almena Purnell was
brought from Philadelphis yesterday end
Inferred at Bethel A. NJ. u. buryine.
ground.
Samuel Wells, sailor, who for the
past six months has been travelling in
soushern waters, is home for the holi.
days.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-08-29

Alex. Van Sass the top hand dnren't
always win IN Hawfi.nrne p0Ler
game. He sd what Hpylc wnuld
call the hes, hand last Wednesdays t.r
an $50 poi, salf The "o'hpr feli"w
erabttd the money with one hauG and
slX-shoot,r with The other, liz PM
mDAet ~ ais pocket aud leveifd he
pistol ~ The amaxed Alexis hpHd
TIE ,.tipr. although a tribe iatne. hr.,Ee
the record for gioind ard l"fit rl,,-
bling IN geltiag DIAL of range, aud s,.v.
eral specia'ors had urgent bnsinpss
,ilt side. Alec. ayers that ,he man who
j. an Italian with an unmanageaiis,
t,nesnm'n, snapied his gun 'iree ,,is
tinsH liint., bei fortunately il would
not go off. Alex. ran down the street
procured Il pistol and returned Ia ibe
. blootly iieid OILY TO find his man
gone Later IN ,ne day Mr. lt,lan
was'iudnced to aisgorge the aoney--,,t
tito mpzzls of a gan.
Fs,len gamble and hold the i,eat
hare, . SAID Alex. :" / generally cap
tuze ,he POT, evea If SIX sioosers &ie
tsamEs."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-08-29
Catii.Sn Acquitted.

The trial OF j l.. Callison, for the
kril,ug Of Tommy Donahne ia Can,,e-
laria on Juue 81, resulted ia verdict
OF acquitted being returned by the jury
after less than one hour'S deliberaliop.
w. e. +. Dral made passionate APP
peal 10 the feelings OF the jury On be-
half @! Cailison. No jury was ever
known 10 resist Deals pathetic plead
ings, and when that distinguished bar
risier, out Ut the fulness oi bis heart,
wept bitter tears ovssr his clas.nl the
jury was Observation-Disclosures We did
n~ observe aay learfal display ia The
jury box.
r. Fl. Lindsay was retained for the
prosecution, aud came Eom Reno on
Sundays train, but owing tosolne mis-
understanding with his ciignt and the
cold shoulder presented to him by
associate celuse! $50 cahed) he look
Monday mornings irala for home.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-08-29
Taaa MT. DtMblO.

Following ia superintendent Shock
ley's weekly report OF operations NJ
the Mount Diablo:
The winze below the sixth level Is
down 13 feet aud shows a few inches
Of low grade ore. The erosseut in the
intermediate east of the shalt between
the fifth and sixth levels has been
stopped, and drift started in the ore
found 10 this crosscut. In the west
intermediate between the fifth and
sixth levels we have two small stopes,
bolh yielding ore Of fair grade. The
main stope between the fourth and
fifth levels is giving come $50 ore
The Yves, stope above the fourth level
SHOWS some in provement.
The east stope on the third leve'
no,p shows bu. little ore. East OF the
shaft between the second and thiru
levels we have II stope on a small lode
that looks promising. The hanging
Slope between the second and tuird
t..vels shows inches of $500 ore The
east slope above The second level is
giqing considerable $50 ore. The IN.
termediste slopes between the first and
second levels shows no change We
have north erosscut between these
levels tiat is now in Is feet and shows
4 few inches of 500 orc.
A norta crosscpt has been started
from the west diff on the arst ieyt.,
snd is now in 21 feet. The east aSif,
above tho ,irst level is in ESQ feet The
siopc above this level shows no i'm.
proS.2aeDt
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-08-29

A Dreadful Gala nfsy.

A shocking disaster occurred IN San
Franchises bay last "Wednesday morn
ing, by which fifteen persons los, their
lives. Amspg the nnfortupates were
i. G Hampton the Virgjnn Civ gro
"eryman, and Ills most esiinaple vie
II seem. Mr. Hampton and vile
OK passage in ,he Gay OF Chester. II
consider, f',i Hnmbo!dt Fay, and the
steamer left her berth al 8 ociGk dur
'hg The preva ence OF II heavy tor.
Nhen midway belwec Alcairaz and
he Heads the steamer eollided viii the
Incoming China liner Oceanic, III iron
cian ADD one of The largest steamers IN
the pactIic radt. fbs collision in
said 10 have been aue 10 a Rliseadvr-
statd[ng OF. lie log signals sounded
by the steamers. The Chester was
struck amidships and nearly cut in two
She sank iu less than Ten minutes in
300 ieet Of water, taking fifteen pas
sengefs with her.
Mrs. Hempton'a bndy was recovered
and vas taken TO Virgiaia Tor lnter-
nent. - reward of ia 600 is offered
ion the recovery ot Halnpton's body,
ard divers are searching for il.
Perhaps no mau WAS better known
40 Storey county than j. G. Hampton.
de has been identi5ed wl'h the coau~
sy's interests for over rs years; he has
held several positions of trust In the
county government; he was also d
Knight Templar.
A son aud two daughters ale left to
mo,in the tragic and unti.nely loss vi
one blow OF both father and mother.
Johnny GilzGerald and Glenn Lem
cry, Reno hotel mep, were passengers
90 the ili-lated Chester, but escaped
injury.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-08-29
BUSINESS NOTICES.


New solid and rolled gold jewclry
at q. f. 1ayior's.
send to The BULLETIN for Job work
oil every description.
Apologize, cold wsier bleaching
soap. for s'sic at y. r. i.yior's.
Subscribe for The tuLLGr1N, only
SIS year,
lilnsTated Poems and elegant dolls
al Q. s. raylors
A ine assortment of shoes from
l'ncb'ngliaai X dicii;. j,ist received al
y + lay l,fs
New icweiry, including eipgani
scart pins. charms, cuain., -et III glove
bnttoaeis, watches, Gle, Il, q. L. Tas.
lor'a.
LET Ioi.uny Cyerhect or Wilson Cain
mix ,ou one df,nk, AID 1t will be i'm
possible, To resist calling for another.
Tryit cnce.
Neai gift and eaildren's books at Q
f. Taylor's including ths Aicod series
Cbatterboxss aao other very attractive
juvenile works.
Bob Rrigh. has received q tue as
sor,Eent Of genuine meefschaum pipes
An who smoke should have one. Cali
at his store sud see 3hein.
Watches Or anything In the line OF
jewelry needing repairs, if left at o
F. Taylors will be forwarded to u
firstclass workman Good work
guaranteed, prompt attention and
reasonable prices. y
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-08-29

The following news items are from
the I.y,,a yColly1is a'ioats OF last Satur-
day:
j j Gla2ner, who has been driving
team for Ed tswitt, broke his leg last
Monday. He was hauling load from
the Alta mine when the wagon went
over the grade. Giaznes dumped 10
save haaaself, bat he struck pile of
rocks and tell in such manner as to
receive n serious break of both boues
Of the leg below the knee.
{! N, Mann is doing his threshing in
the eld- fashioned way this year--let-
ting tlls chldrea iaae horses over the
crop. Ttse ,enay fault Ae finds with
this STYLE is that his crop ii ehi ,dren is
aot large cnoas,h To utilige all Of his
Eerses.
Tenn Hi! has recently 'taixen out
eoEle slnaN sats OF rock from his mine
aear hbe pdymastey, in Palmyra, that
assay 5000 u ton.
4 car loaded with wood caught fire
on ahSrsday's G& G. train north of the
reservation. The Fames were soon ex.
uugIist ed by water Trom the engine.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-08-29
Foe Coo a,sy Cle,se.

Under the heading oil "Folitica! An
nouncements will he found the card
Of }. Huc!at, who will en'er HE lists
before the Republican County Con.
ven,ion for iCauaty CIork Mr.. Hue
lat is employed as head bookkeper Tor
Z Wood & Co. OF Aurora, ana is in
every way coiupeteBt 10 fill the office
10 which he aspires. He has always
been a stuunch and consistent kepnb-
lioeDa, ard never ssked the patty for
recngnitlon before. HIS friends think
His past services entitie him TO this
position, and have induced hlR TO go
before the convention.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-08-29
Wssas's Im - Nassi-S

The Dan Lyons hung in New York
last week WAS not our own Ban, for
merly OF The Virginia Chrnicle., who
Is now in the Sand wicli islands. Car
son Appeal.
no. And the s.. y. Davis sad Rob
ert Fulton, who we've " hniecuit .;i4te,t
ers" on the Inflated City of Chester are
not the Sam and Bob so dear to the
hearts OF we ssgebrpshers.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-08-29

A very pleasant dance took place at
the Southern Hotel last Wednesday
evening. 1t wax gotten up cn few
hours notice for the entertainment Of
the boys from Candeiaria aud Aurora.
Tom Callow, the Ole Bull of ksmeral.-
da, manipulated tAe catsut. w. W.
Booth, p.ok the cookie rs the must
graceful waliKer, and declared Chat he
never enjoyed himself SO much since
he had the measles.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-08-29
Jh4 ., insary Ticket.

In response To call published in The
RuILErIN las, week, there WAS large
attendance of siauaca Republicans
present at the Court house lNs. Wed
nesday evening to chnose delegates to
the Republican, County Goa Vention,
said delegates to be voted Tor at the
primary election TO be held on the Sth
ii ncrr mon,A.
], ii. Mcbride was chosen Chair
tgan, and briefly stated The ohieel VI
the ureling.
j. a. Tavlor WAS elected Secretary.
After considerable ha1thing and
skirniishing the following list of dele.
gates as selaeled
j II Taylor a. W Croker
G. L Reed Jerr, Quinn
> D. Nn'au9 Robert aerrymaD
James Card we'll Ed. Prince
5. n Rosenthal.
The Secretary Was Instructed to have
tickets printed and make otAer neces.
sary preliminary arrangements.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-08-29
A R.,talIe Remedy.

Al!cock's Porous Pa slers never fail
to give speedy proof of their efficacy
as he best external remedy tor weak
back, rheumatism, luhl bago, scia,ica,
colds, coughs, soar threat, pulmonary
and kidney difficulties, malaria, dis.
pepsia, heart, Spleen liver and stomach
Affections, strains, and oil local pains.
They have been In use for over tbirty
years, and their value has beeu attested
by the highest medical authorities MS
vel AS by voluntary ami aainlpeach
able testsinooiaIs froa thousands who
have used them.
Ask for A'lcock's Porous Plasters,
and lei no explanation or solicitation
induce you 10 accept q substitute.