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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18
InxenIle Order Good remnInr,.

At the Richmond Male Orphan Asylum
there bas been organized Juvenile Tenn
pie OF the Order Of Good Templsrs.
Tie officers are j. L. Cook, chief tenn
plar; Miss Lily Trahern. vice tempisr; T.
L. Foster, secretary; " Lankford, inan-
cial secretary; George Southall, treasurer;
Thomas Farley, chaplain; Frank Gentry,
marshal; Emmet Archer, past chief tenn
plar; Morgan Crostic, guard; Charley
Farley, sentinel; Robert Wilkinson, right
supporter; Charles Henry, lett supporter;
Earnest Hubburn, deputy marshal; Miss
Mamie Traheru, assistant secretary. Mrs.
William +. TraheFn Was appointed super.
intendent and Nrs. J. H. Gill, organist
The membership is thirty-three, com.
posed mainly Of the boys of the Asylum
This lodge with the Gin Memorial Lodge
includes with few exceptions all the or
phan boys
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LATEsT REPoRTs cOEFLICIfNG.
CONF TO SEE HARRIsON.
Birmingham Protection Democrats Want
Appointees who Command Confidence.

Appointees who Command Confidence.
BIRMISGHAN, Ala. December N.-A COM
mite composed or six prominent manuiac
rers. sll Democrats, LETT for ludianapou
last night They will present the following
address 10 President elect Harrison:
We, the undersigned, citizons OF Alabama,
congratulate you aud the country on the SUE
cess OF those principles which have caused
your election. because we believe tha' pro-
fecflve tariff will promote and aid the deyel-
onment OF our national resources and be-
cause an issue fee from sectional feel-
Ing aud prejudces IS now presented
npOn which the people Of the South can De.
eide according 30 the dictates OF reason ana
conviction. We know there are large number
f. this section who think as we do and only re
strained from public expires Ion ana advocacy
OF their opinions b. "A feeling OF uncer ainty as
10 what Will be the policy adopted IN the iftal-
ment OF the Southern problem, ARD tnat fn'
apprehension that any change ~
our local government will Ue detrimental to
our best Interests. This iear, we beHeNe, VII
be materially lessened by good appoint
ments and the best result OF your
election secured by making aYpVnF
menis from that class Of Republicans whG
command the confidence ana respect OF ths
F communities IN which they hNe. S"eS ~P
pOintments will develop two strong par ue'
aud thus secure 10 us good IoNeinment.
{ This address is signed by about ~ SfotvStlo,
] Democrats, among the number being the itsu
ing business men and manuiacturers OF 'h'
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THE CITY.
Former Richmond Man
Drowned in the River
at Lynchburg.
YESTERDAYS NEWS GATHERED sY
OUR UBiQIIIoUs REPORTERS.
General Local Events and Notes.

A telegram from Lynchbure reports a
sad accident which occurred there to-
day. Msrcellus J. Blankenshlp, formerly
oi Richmond, but who had been working
In Lynchburg for some time past, while
out on the river fell In and was drowned.
search was made for bis body, but up to
late hour II had not been recovered.
Blankenship WAS brought up in Rich.
mond and formerly worked here IN the
Gallcgo Mills. lie has number of
friends and acquantances here, who will
De shocked at hearing Of his sudden
TAX ug OF.
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THE PAN-ELECTRIC CASE.
Answer OF General Joseph D.. Johnston
and Other Defendants.

WAsHRGrOs, December E.-In the case OF
J. Harris Rogers against A. II. Gaglaaa et. al
lkuown a. tho pan-electric oasel, the defead-
ants, Joseph f. Johnston, isham G. Harris.
John D C. Atkins and Casey Young, 10 day
f,ied their answer. The object Of the o'll was
10 dissolve partnership and for account Of the
Pan n-electric company.
MIR Garland had niet an answer, but the
others filed q demurrer, which some weeks
500 was Oyerruled by the Court IN General
i Term. and leave WAS gwen "a answer. 1hls a.
swer was fied to-day by General Eppa iunton
/ la il the defendants deny that they have jailed
/ or refused 70 perform any hsfeeMent WITH th'
complainant. aud assert that they have Ell
deagored noneetlY aud Al good iaita % condu,
the enterprise. and eharse that the com
plainant has in every possible way hnderc'
them. They deny that they have receives
any salary az officers. fney assert that the
have sold none OF thGir atOck nor receive
a single dollar, II the court hnds that tner
h atiy contract now existing they join Ia III
prayer FOR lts dissolution. They deny tins
conpiainaut has the right for NJ order Il
accounting, as he has sold all us Interest ~
stockholder aud hled dimusfers and othe
prayers
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

Henrico County Court was IN session
short while yesterday Judge Edmund
G. Minor presiding The only business
transacted was the hearing of a number
of civil cases, none Of which were Of any
public interest
A couple Of magistrates had before
them few civil warrants Some were
disposed Of, some continued and new
ones Instituted
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

WAsaISGrON, d. c., December IL The
nomination OF Leon o. Bailey 70 be United
states Attorney for Indiana created sensa-
tion among the Indianlaus az the Capitol 70
day. Biiley is the man who, during tie recent
campaign, collected the afidavlts OF uouid
sna nfhers aftirmiug the charges that Harrison
had said 81 day was enough pay Tor work
ing man, aud that Harrison had ordered stllA-
ers shot down. These charges were ineorpO-
rated in a speech made by Bailey and ihOu-
sands oil copies Of tue speech were circulated
- a eampsigb document. Bailey has been the
Assistant District Att rney for Indiana. IL is
certain that every effort will be made 20 pre-
vent his confirmation IN his new position, and
the chances are in favor OF the REJECTION ol
the nomination, or at least It's suspension
until the lne ot adjournment.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

A deed was Yesterday placed on record
In The clerks Office Of the ChanceIy
Corn from Frank Miller and vile 70
Preston Cooke, conveying lot with I'm
movements fronting on the west side OF
Pine street nineteen feet and eleven
inches and running back between pa
rallel lines l0l feet % an alley The pT'ef
paid was $1,000 nm, -
Also. deed from Frank Miller 'o
II seldom Taylor, conveying nineteen
fs.t and eleven inches OF ground on we
west side OF Pine street adjoining 'ni i
shove and running back 70 the ss'o
alley. The price paid was ss,soV'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

Last night an attendant at The Musee
Theatre missed tcn-dollar note from
bis nockct. and accused two men, Ed
yard G Castor and James Howard, VINO
we're present, as being the thieves. Inc
police we're notified and 'he .wp RI" r..
named were arrested and tssen 10 'n' ~
second Police. station and locked up "
snsn;cious characters. They VIII nave
hearing before Justice Crutchfe'd 'h''
morning.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

BALTIMORE December H. - Byron H.
Holmes. purchasing agent OF the Pennsylva-
MIA nallTOaa. cOmmitted suicide yesferau hy
shootlng himself through The head II is al
leued that Holmes r. a defaulter 10 the cor
pany. fnt for how much S. not known lie
had been drinking heavily lately, and was IRE
uucntly seen in the company OF thmblcrs.
ftar Of fhe exposure of bis deficiency proha-
biz impsllod him 90 take his own life.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18
FINED for Fighting

Richard Phillips (col.) was before the
Police Court yesterday. charged with
abusing and striking Peter J. Jones
lcoll. The men were employees on a
tug boat, and got into light. The act
happening down the river, Justice
Crutchhed sent the case TO Henricc
County Court House. There Il was tried
before Magistrate CHM, resulting il
Philips being tined s. and costs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

NE Lad "a lVN sff"'f
French Candy. 8 lbs for 81 W.
French Candy, 20 cts per lb.' or io'
Sl00 III
Rest French Candy, 20 cts per 10.
Good French Mixtures, 80 and ~ CTS
per H. MI. c.,a, .,
cts Ter lbs 2 for 100
Assorted Caramels. p CTS per 10
Cream Chocolates, q cts. per 3D.
Assorted Nuts, New Figs, New pa'es'
Layer Ralsins. French Pf0nes, VilIon'
1nf (urrants, Al very low prices. NJ,
Fireworks are away down, and seiing
fasl Boy early ut.h
0f H. 10 cls doz.
Black fruit cake very fac.
Pound and lady cskes, fresh msas
daily.
Csl and examine cur large stock
PIzzSrs.
100 Eas, Broad ~.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

Last night Mrs. Fiske's tour-aci come.
tr aphniD Herne," was played al th'
A..3fmv of Music. under The manage
m.ot Of Mr J. NJ Kan, before an eAceI'
i.1, house, considering Tue weather
TIe nlsv was well produced, each mem
~ tie company, with Mr Frederick
Iaa.iing 10 the leading part being eAce''
rae play will be produced for The las
rae tonight, and is worthy o. lioer"
fsiTJnage.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

O'BERaY. Died, ut go o'clock sunday. De
cember 18TH, Mrs N. g. 0'l5efry, wife OF John
W. O'Berry. in the 18th year 81 her aye. She
leaves a husband and one cAld and large en-
clio Of friends To ieougu her loss.
GcGAN.-Dsed, Sunday. Decemheg 10th, lsss
at ST., p,na., at his residence. No. lis Louisiana
street, Ihonas Gogan, In the ilst year Of hi
mourn their loss.
COURTNEY Died, a. her residence. No
| ii0i West Cary street, Monday morning. De
! cember 18th. ssee, at $50 o'clock, Mrs.. Aarga
| ret xundin Courtney. z native Of NonUQpu
county, Wales eyed o. years.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

Mrs NJ. II. Brooks, who lives at no
1924 yenable street, shouse covered win
a lin roof, had her chimney to catch nfe
early last night during a hard rain.
Some one turned in mn arm from box
67 corner of Venable and Mosby, bring,
ing TO the scene TWO engines. hook ano
ladder truck, the chief and his assistants
and between thirty and forty hremen
through drenching rain only to nna
hat he burning SCOT which came ou, OF
The chimney had fallen on the tin rooi
and died out 10 the rain. The nreinen
left disguised.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

Ask your druggist for Browns Bron
chIal Bslssm. Unexcelled as remedy
for coughs, colds, bronchitis aud all siIec
tions OF the throat and lungs. Trade
supplied BY G. W. La,imer, druggist, so'
West Marshall street, Richmond, va
Telephone 81, F,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

LONpON. December l7.-During the trial Of
a Trademarks suit in the lower courts 70 day a
ph0noe1al,h was lntrodu ed SO reproduce let.
icr and other papers. q he instruments worked
successfully, Bnd Judge Kay, who presided at
tho tYiai, was surprised ami pleased.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

la Consequence Of the extremely IN, IN,
.,..ent weather last night, the eoncef'
tvfse blind boys and girls OF he S'sun
I'm Institute. for The deaf, dunno anu
blind. which was 10 have been gwen a. a.
A..o.ladou Hall, Is postponed unlli mex mex
friday night a. the same place heDem
tsr l.e time and help the needy
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18
Chancery Causes Removed rom p"oH''

nanoery Causes Removed ifo'" po' SC SC
nnring the month Of June last Judge
A L H6lladav. Of the CbanceTy Noa9I'i
,o.-ucted The clerk 10 prepare iull lls'
10 al. che cases then on tne penDlus
iocke, in which no order had been en-.
tered for seven years or more. me i's'
wa. duly prepared, and exceptions nav
ias been made 10 the cases where counstl
oooli show good cause for conlinuahiv,v
tle Judge yesterday entered orders m in
shout $50 causes removing them IRON
fNa rrUhaf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

Tor SALE-BIRDS' EGGS. IHAVE
FOR sale privately very fine collection OF
Birds Eggs. all collected la Henrico county,
and including one hundred aud thirty Ave
eggs OF ntty nine varieties. in good condition.
dc i63t GEO. ". MAYO. Auctjoneos.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE. -- HAVING THIS DAY
y purchased o. W. II. Beveridge, trustee.
the STOCK, LICENSE, GOOD WILL AND
LEASE Of ths premises. No. S6 Brook
Avenue ! sha / continue the GROCERY AND
LIQUOR BUSINESS at the same st md and
solicit the patronage Of my friends and the
public IN general. CLARA V. LIGON.
l7dei66tl
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

LoSpos, December lgs--The steamer Jasper
from WorkiDgton Tor Glasgow. has fonnderta
of the Wigton coast. Her crew, numbering
eleven persons, were drowned.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

PEP0RT OF THE CONDITION OF
Ia THE CITIZENS BANK OF RICH
M0ND, AT RICHMOND, IN THE STATE
Oh VIRGINIA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSf-
NESS DECEMBER l2TH. 1898:
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MEETINGS.

NATIONAL BASK OF VIRGINIA,
UNITED STATES AND STATE AND C1TY |.
DEPOsfTART.
RICHMOND, Va, December 8, 1883.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKH0LDFRs OF THIS BANK
will be held AZ rhe Banking House on TUES
DAY, JANUARY 5ih, 1859, st IL o'clock m.
5deetjss J. W. LOCKWOOD, Cashier
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IA. rhermometer at the Times omeo.


...s ..... T.n Moon riscS..... morn.
.ars ...... fle pav's .cncta.. g. .....
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Egg.Nog. Apple Toddy. and ho, ri.,',r ION,
snd.Jerry 81 Stumpi's, corner I's"''
and Maia.
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me IARIfF NH

was then taken up.
Mr. McPhers0n offered an amen1ment to
reduce the rate on car wheels tiOm ~ 20 2
cents. and on iugots Tor car wheels from : 90
I x cents per pound. This led 10 considerable
debate, but the amendment was hnailJ re-
{ fectpd.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18
cnAvoEs N TIE ALABAMA JUDICIARY

WAsutxcroS. D. C., December 1.-THE sen
ate Committee on the judiciary AZ its meeting
fhis morning agreed 10 a favorable report On
the House bin giving the iudg0 ~ thc cohih-
ern district or Alabama jurisdiction thrOu.h
out the middle district Of the state. me
c~n,witfee amended the biil So as to provide
that Tie Judge OF the Northern district, VINO
has heretofore had charge of the middle dis
tflct as well, shall hot be required 70 ieside 'h
the Northern district.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18
PROTESTING CITIZENS

WASHINGTON. D. C., December i.-Nf.
Chandler presented "a the senate to.ual
Carollr a say ny that they had not been allowed
10 vote at the recent election.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

For Goodness sake. DO say Told Yon.
That Dr. Dayid's Cough Syrup Is the
very best cure Tor Coughs, Colds, Group
Bronchitis and Consumption.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18
rHF HOUSE

The House TO-DAY rejected an amendment
urorcsed hy the Wavs and Means committee
To the resolution Tor the holidays alloltn-
uent and passed IL a. introduced. II Irollles
IN.
on the call of the States for the intro
auction on bills, the enemies OF me
Oklahoma. Nicaragua Canal ana Pacinc hall-
r ad bills eng gcd In flibustering 20 prevent
the consideration Of those bills.
sfon IN fho rules making the BIZ for the admi }
sion of south Dakota a special order Tor 10
morrow and from day 10 day unul Out OF 'hs
way. and al i.l5 IN. the II use ADJOURNED
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

TOR RENT.-FIRST AND SEC -
l. OND FLATS. No. 40 South Fifth El
street six rooms each newly and nicely pa
pcred hot a0d Cold-water range, etc. Halls
heated and Janitors attention. SUTTON 4 co.
i0i3 Main street. 8deld-3t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

wAsHISGrOs. December 1.-THE President
sent no the Senate to-day fhe nomination on
con o. Bailey of Indiana u be Attorney OIL
ihe United states Tor the District Of indiana
also fhe following po-tmastef- James -
Howell. Asheville, North Caro- ina g. }. Bast
'stt. Martin, Texas b. T. Atkins, Brook ha
ven, Mlssiss ypi and !. VI Goode, Malt Mines
Al4lana.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-02-25

this morning on the way to BDzeman.
Interviewed on the subject Of Me-
Lesry's resignation, he said it was a
fact; that be had received let ter
from Judge McLeary dated the 18th
inst, in which the writer said that he
had forwarded his resignation to the
President, 10 take effect March lst.
Mr.. Corbett said the Judge would re-
main in Texas and resume the lucra-
tive law practice which he had given
up to come TO Montana. The talk
about McLeary's nomination TO Con-
gress, Mr.. Corbett said, wss prems.
ture, The Judge might accept nom
ination IL the state were redislricIed,
which could not be done till 1880. At
present an intimate friend of Nc.
Leary's and one whom he had sup
ported for the office was Congressman
from his district and of course the
Judge could not think of supplanting
hin. Asked If the people of the west
eide desired to bring out a candidate
for nomination as McLeary's successor
Mr.. Corbett said he had heard of
nothing intimating such a course. The
butte people We're well represented in
the appointments Of Judges Bach and
DeWolfe aud wanted NO further hon
ors in this direction. He thought a
Helena man had good chance for the
succession. Mr.. Corbett went to Boze.
man this afternoon and will return in
few days. OF course he shall hold
bis Office until Judge McLssry shall
appoint his clerk
Inquiry about town fails 10 elicit
any evidence of aspirations TO the er.
mine among the several Democratic
attorneys OF Helena who are well qual.
flied for the place. 1t is said that At
torney General Cullom has been
urged to stand" tor the appointment
but would not have It, his law prac-
tice and salary rs attorney general be-
ing much better than 5000 year as
a judge. Col. J. A. johnson. E. w.
Toole. VIM. Wallace and others have
been mentioned as possible aspirants
but none has declared his intention of
seeking the appointment. There 10
widespread feeling thst inasmuch MS
Montana Ia doubly represented on the
supreme bench, the President is not
likely to appoint third judge from
the territory, though it would not be
surprising II some Montana man
should "brace" for the position.
Some seem to see in Judge Nc
Leary's resignation chance for Judge
DeWo olfe to be assigned to the Second
district, but if the Democratic prece.
dent is followed, Judge Bach, who
ranks Judge DeWolfe in priority OF
appointment, would be entitled to the
choice should he desire another dis.
trict.-Helena Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-02-25
1T DON'T PAN OUT.
The Clues Against Tascott May Never De
velop.

The Clues Against Tascott May Never De-
yeiop.
CHICAo, Feb. 23.-The News this
morning says: Two bits Of news from
the grand jury rooom yesterday have
changed altogether the accepted uu-
derstandlng of the Smell murder case.
In the first place, TAscott's alleged &C.
complice, Ed. Smith, is proved to
know nothing at all about the case.
In the next place, about half the grand
jury think that the police are work.
on the wrong clue. The most frequent
expression heard in the grand jury
room after witness had gone out was
There is no proof yet" and it is ab.
solutely certain that, though testimo.
ny was heard all day yesterdy and the
day before, VIM. Tsscott was not IN
dicted. II was lsughable, after all
that had been said about Ed. Smith 20
see the fellow walk out of the states
attorneys Office with apparently no
more concern than fowl in .barD.
yard. Instead Of being a crook, cspa-
ble of devisiug aud executing a crime,
such as the grand jury are investigst.
ing, he is simply a chu1cky thick
headed lout. A criminal such as the
indications point to as the Smell muir
derer could not be hired to do business
with Ed. smith.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-02-25

months the project has bsen working
and the play Is nearly finished, only
lacking the polish which the friction
wheel Of intelligent wJak alone can
give, Miss Van Zsndt 10 an
enthusiast in the project. There
Is no question that the young
woman Possesses considerable talent
She is stately. cultivated, polished,
self.possessed. More, a hundred
times more than this, she is beautiful.
Miss Van Zsndt's play lie 9 good one
or q bad one as different people may
view it, but 1t is at least q strong one.
There's tragedy In il. 1t is perhaps
even sombsr, but there's CLEAN Of
h1mor running through It. Yet even
in this there Is q purpose that ls
tragic. The character that furnishes
the humor is Chicago policeman.
The anarchist hates the police; He
calls them the "hired Inurderers Of
capital" How could this hatred be
shown in u play? By killing Q
dozen policemen? Oh, no. That
would create sympathy. Then how?
Why, by making the officer a fool, q
knavish, ridiculous fool. and this the
play does. The play is somewh b, At AN
archical in tone OF course, subtly and
in manner concealed, but the hydra
headed monster grins from beTween
the linss, aud leers from behind the
mask.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-02-25

crooked pin, and leap as II dynamite
had exploded under his chair This
visitation would De only prick like a
flea-bite, aud yet he sits for days in
the torment Of chronic pains. The
person So attacked resolves TO put of,
aud postponrs very often until too
late. Then he finds his disease devel-
oped into an iufismmglory stage, or
into a dangerous type OF II worse mall
ady. There il remedy, he should
know, that does not temporize with
anything in the nature of pain, bus
goes 10 work on sstraight job, searches
OUT the pain-,pot, aud gets there with
out fatefiDg and without failure. For
instance: Ten years ago, says Mr..
Joachim Witt, Evanston, ILL.,, Febrb-
AIRY IA, 1857, II suffered with rheuma-
tism, which placed me In bed; used 81.
Jacobs OIL and was cured; no return OF
pain" Mr.. II. Carl, l89 Fourth ST,
Troy, n. T., writes March IL, 1887:
About nine years ago my sor was al
flicted with rheumatism. He used 81.
Jacobs Oil, about four bottles, and wss
cured; has had no pains since" MI
! II. II. Moore, Fairfield, ONO, writes
February %, 1887, (his ofgi state
ment was dated 1850: Had, as stated,
a very severe attack Of rheumatism;
used st. Jacobs OIL and 1t cured me;
no return of pain since Mr.. Joseph
Kapfer, Mohawk Hill, Lewis county,
|N, Y. writes March. 1857 (his original
statement Wa IN 1882: II suffered H.
times with rheumatic pains; used one
bottle of II. Jacobs OIL and was per-
mancntly cured" Mrs. Julia Ken
nedy, Mianus, Conn, February %,
1857, (original statement 1882 writes:
For long period suffered with
rheumatism; tried many remedies; no
relief; tried St. Jacobs Oil; effects were
magical. and was cured; no return Of
pain" Mr.. John f. Schultz, Bloom
lnRton. H.. April s, 1857, writes that
he suffered three years with rheuma-
tlsm In his limbs, stitches in his side
and paralysis. Found no relief ill he
used 81. Jacobs Oil. One bottle cured
all pain, and he has had no return.
Mr.. Ira Brown, Private Banker, Chi
csgo, Ills, April s, 1857. writes; Lay
fiat on my back three months; used
~. Jacobs Oil and was cured; never
been troubled since.n These examples
show how TO get the right thing, 20 do
the right thing at the right time and In
the right way.