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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31
A u. q o. lselict pcci.icn.

Judge Hugh Il. Bond, OF the United
States Circuit Court has rendered ieoi-
sion at Martinsburg, W. Va, which will
affect the rights Of employees Of the Bal
tinore Ohio Railroad Company cou.
nected with the relief association. The
cases which called forth the decision
were those of John Wendell Martin Va.
the + " o., in an action OF trespsss for
81 995 damages, and OF J. Wil.on
Martln, his son, for $40, 600 dam-
WAS suit By father for
compensation for injuries received by
his infant son through the negligence OF
the agents OF the company, il was shown
in defence that the father had signed a
contract consenting to the employment Of
the son and releasing the company from
any responsibility FOR damages caused by
the negligence OF it's agents at the time
the BOA WAS employed. The court held
this as n goad plea and bar to any right
OF recovery on behalf OF the father. In
the second case, which was q suit in
the name of the son for damages for in.
j1ries received by him bacspse OF the
negligence Of the agents OF the company,
ih9 same plea was flied; to whica the
plaintiff rendered replication, setting
up the infancy of the plaintiff Of the
time OF his signing the original contrRct
and also a. tbs tHs Of signing tine re-
leases after the injury. Tl.s rcplicetior
was reiectei by the court, as no. presan,
ing any da'onoa 70 the plea OF the release
The court he'd that it was conirac
bepadctsl to the infant, and one which
after IL haNama s racuta1 amid no an
forced It further l3ld that the rsilroa,
company Lad legel riTht by contract e
limit its liability Tor ipjnties received b.
its employees, eeUsed by the neg'igsnce @
its sgents-to waive recovery OF III
benefits provided under the rules an
regulations Of the Baltimore and OH
Belief Association. An appeal to til
| supreme court will be taken in the las
case, The gmount not being sufficient i
the first, no appeal will be taken.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31
KEErUoxY,s EAor1oSAL FIGHT.
list OF the Killed and wounded-A
sharp short Battle.


LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. "a "A special to
the Courier. journal received early this
morning gives the corrected statement of
killed and wounded in the factional fight
near Harlan Court House yesterday as
follows: Two hours before daylight
yesterday morning the law and order
party, hitherto styled the Turner faction,
Of Harlan county, so men in all, armed
with Winchester rifles and reyolyers,
under the leadership OF County Judge
Lewis left the court house and made an
assault on the Howard forces, who we're
in E. NJ. Howard's house one mile from
town. The engagement was short, sharp
and terrific, and not one of the attacking
party was hurt. But one Of Howard's
sido, Willard Dean, was INSTANTLY killed
and six others were wounded. Among
the wounded are Bird Spurl0ck, whose
injuries are mortal, and Robert Napier,
whose recovery is not among the posi-.
bilitiss. spurlock was shot in the head,
almost all of his lower jaw being de-
stroyed. Napier, a son OF George Nspier,
received two bullets, one of which passed
through his abdomen, probably cutting
the intestines. Ben. Mitchell and George
Cole were shot in the legs. Thomas
Howard got fsah wound in the thigh.
dim Spurlock had close call. A bullet
grazsd his temple, tearing away hand
full of hair and few inches OF skin, but
not fracturing the skull. viii Jennings
was shot through the right hand.
There was a report that Wilson Howard
had been mortaily wounded but later
adVices are that he escaped uphurt. The
foregoing list of casualties msg be relied
on Os absolutely correct it having been
furnished by gentleman who left Har.
Ian court house yesterday. The Howard
gang were badly demoralizsd by the
attack and its disastrous results, and
Tuesday night they changed camp to o
point about three milea from the court
house. They have been making the
house OF E. NJ. Howard their headquarters
E. N. Howard is a cousin of Wilson
Howard and lives at the mouth OF Poor
Folk one mile below the town.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31
A NOVEL " sDDtRa.
The Ceremony Performed without
a Word Eseing SpOaen.

:
a Word SEEING spoken.
PHILADELpnrA, Oct. "a "A novel wed.
ding occurred yesterday afternoon in All
Souls Church for the Deaf, or Franklin
street above Green, where Mas Lizzie
Fox Veszsy of Wilmington, Del, and
Joseph FerrAl of this city, both deaf
mutes, were married by the Rev. Henry
Winter syle. Formally WAS entirely
dispensed with and the csIemony was
performed in very few moments. About
rs friends of the contracting parties wit
messed the marriage. The pair walked
up to the pulpit, accompanied by Joseph
Massey, who acted as best man, and Miss
Lizzie Waterwood, who attended the
bride. With the Bible in front Of him
the Rev. Dr.. Syle reoited the service by
motions, the contracting parties follow.
ing after him in similar manner.
When it came to the question by the
minister asking: "Do you take this man
for your lawful husband ?" the bride held
mp the little finger OF her left hand,
meaning II" aud then formed the word
''do" by joining the tips of the thumb
and second finger and holding the first
finger erect, making the letter 3D." and
then forming an ''o'' by joining the tips
OF the thumb and first finger. When the
question was asked OF the groom he went
through o similar performance, Slipped
the ring on the brides finger, kissed her,
caught her by the arm and hurried away.
Miss Veazey was dressed in bteel.oo
ored satin and wore gorgeous bouquet
of roses. The groom wore suit OF
black. Both husband and wife were
greeted with shower of rice and two
old shoes as they passed ont OF the
church. Ats O'Clock last night they held
reeeption at the groom's ncuae.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31


In response to an inquiry ~ to who
disCoyefsd America, tae New York Sun
savs; We'll, il yon want to snow ex-
sctly, hero goes; Bud hist monks from
China discovered the waftern coast of
ameticl in the summer OF 432, A. b. In
iGi more Cinnamon came ovar, aud 10
4,'9 still moro. The aboriaines did not
exclude them. In 725 monks from Ire.
land fettied in Iceland. In 1886 Biarni,
from Norway, sailed along Nova scotia
and Labrador, being the frat European
10 see the shores of the continent. Leis,
tho IoetSnder, made q settlement ia
Rhode Island in 1000 A. p. In ll7U
MadJc, Prince OF Wales, made settle.
moot somewhere in tho west and in ld9l
Columbus discovered ths country. Colum.
bus made the first practical business
discovery
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31
Mn. pAYIrr,s AppRKss.
He Is no Longer n Feninn-Work 4
the Land League.


LONDON, Oct. 24.-The Parnell COM
mission resumed its sittings to-day. Mir.
Joseph Biggar, NJ. p. for West Cavan,
who appeared in his own behalf, ad-
dressed the commission.
When Mr.. Biggar had finished his
speech Mr.. DRvitt addressed the commits
sion. He read his speech. He said that
in addressing the commission he was run.
ming counter to the opinion of the people
of Ireland, who endorsed the withdrawal
from the case OF Mr.. Parnell and his col
leagues. He was impelled to the course
he had adopted by the two cardinal prin.
ciples of his life-religious adherence 10
truth aud justice and the defence of the
character and cause of the Irish peasantry.
Mr.. Davitt declared that although he was
no longer Feninn if the condition Of
Ireland was the same as 1t was rs years
ago he would be Fenian again. Some
of the aims of the Fenisns, he said, had
been fulfilled already. The Lpnd
League, based on the same patriotic
spirit, was fast removing the barriers
which prevented Great Britain from Civ.
ing Justice to Ireland and the day was
fast approaching when Dublin castle
would quietly submit to the fate of the
Irish onurch. At the very time the
Feuian outrsgeB were being committed
the Manchester trade commission was in
session and evidence was given
before 1t showing the worst kind
of outraees there, for which outraees
no one was ever brought to justice. He
denied the statement of Patrick Delaney,
the convicted dynamite-, who was brought
from Ireland to London to testify for the
9imsS tuat the amnesty movement was
under Fenian control and accused
Dslsney of wilful and deliberate
perjury. No sgent, he declared,
had done more to keep alive the
national antipathy of the Irish In
America than the brutal language made
use of by the Times with regard to the
determination of the people of Ireland
resulting from the great famine.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31
Beecaam's plus cure bilious and norvoua
A Clever SOM OF sl.lsn.

Two well dressed men aud woman
drove up to the German Savings Bank
in Newark, n. j., yesterday week.
The men entered the bank and told the
cashier that The lady in the carriage was
unable to walk, but desired to s.,ssk 20
him aud make a deposit. One Of tae men
and the cashier Veht out to the woman,
but, after aome IL X, she deferred iusking
the deposit. The caSLier returned, and
ids other man quitting tire benz, the trio
dove of. A few minutes later it WAS
discovered that 81 l50 ia bills had been
stolen from behind the railing. Only two
CLERKS were in the taak at the time, and
il is supposed that tine thief stepped ia.
sidethe enclosure through the gate, which
the cashier loft open.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31
a Eest OF Arctlc rrayo,

San FRANCISCO, Oct. 2l.-The United
States cruiser Thetis has returned to
Sitka after an extraordinary cruise last
slmmer, 6nring which she sailed along
the entire A'askGu coast, pest Point Bar
70 y, and to the mouth of the Mackenzie
river in the Arctic ocean. A feet of wha!-
ing vessels went with the Tnstis. Ice
caught the war ship near Point Barrow,
aud she narrowly escaped being wrecked.
Ouly TWO exploring vessels have evar gel
80 ,hs Mackenzie RIVER and no govern.
mont vessel was sver that far before.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31
BLAoK sUssEs BoroorrE D.
A Paper with POLITICAL Antmus
Attach ing the Character OF the
CoiOrcd Race.

--s .-,,.,,, -
Go,orsa race.
R,cavnan oot 4h ca,, ia ;ssued
49, ,.h;oh sono,as oomh;nat;on NJ
tha ~ sn .; po'v ~ e;chmnnS ~ ga,
s.h;,s ,u,sss TO- tha;r nh;Idrar i,stssd
Y, o",o.aa onos II ~ o;ta ard r;o;n;,H
,,n uHu oI ah,nt i'm ma ;nhas,,tan;s
thara a.a not n,o,a ,hsn haIt 5oaSn
s.h;ta nn.sa s,,ris Tha call nronnsas
.hat mass ,eeaa.;,,, he baid and aroma
.aI s - sona eeo,,ts ,o.ti, 20 ;na,,oa =,
s aan NJ 'v nh;,a mon,on ~ ooma Nv Viz
a,n;a h. toIa ,ho n,aces IN vbita ,am;I;as
nnm hs,S A bn 90 ooInrs5 woman NE osil
~" NeA1 ~ eo'SA'N 04-,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31
VIZ. ohids Dimes the FARMERS, club.

PHILADELPHIA, Oot. IS. = Yesterday
sfterno Ii Mr.. George W. Guilds enter.
tanned the Farmers Club at his country
seat at Wootten. The guests were taken
to Bcyn Mswr on o special train from
Broad street station, aud those who came
from New York came over in a spc cial
car. The list of diners comprised /;
Channcey NJ. Depew, George B. Roberts,
President OF the Pennsylvania railroad;
Charles F. Mayer, President of the Balti.
more & ONO railroad; Austin Corbin,
President of this heading railroad; E, 2.
Wilbur, President OF The Lehish Valley
railroad: Gen. 'toraca Porter, Vice. presi-
dent OF the Pullman Cor Company; A. A.
Mcleod, Vice presilsnt of the Readipg
railroal, md others, Senator Cameron,
member of the club, was absent on
account of the recent death of his father.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31
MARRIAGE AND DTYOkCE.
The Canon Which the EpiscOpn
Convention t'nst.tdcr.,l


New YokK, OFT. "a In the House OF
Deputies Of tho Protestant Episcopal
OonN nticn yesterday the question Of
chauging the title of the church was re-
fsry5d to the next trisnniel convention.
A proposition which implied M omia,
sion If the prayer Tor the President Of
the Uaitoi States was negatiYed by u
vote OF s. TOT
The house then, with closed doors,
TOOK up one Of the mcst mnmsntous SEQ.
items Of the con u,cal lGw, that Of mar
ria9e and divorce. Dr. Benjsm min Franklin
o. New JeTsey, Chairman of the COM
mittee, opened the proceedings by read.
ing the proposed new canon.
The night session Of the house Of dep.
uties vas uppruluctiye OF results. 'rhs
question Of marriage and divorce again
came up for consideration aud after dc
bate vas referred to tine convention Of
1Sl2
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31
FREE MAsONRY.
Election of OsIiocrs Of the Snpreme

Election of Officers of the Supreme
COnHcii ia New York.
NEW YoGK Oct. 2i.-The annual ses-
zion OF the Supreme Council, Sovereign
Grand Inspectors General, thirty.third
sud last degree OF the Ancient and Ac-
cepted SCOTTISH Rite OF Free Masonry,
for the United States OF America, their
territories and dependencies, CLOSED yes
terdsy at tre German Mas lnic Temple.
The following officers were chosen !:
John j. German, Ii. p, Sovereign Grand
Commander; W. A. Hersheiser, 2. 1t.
Grand Commander; Granville A. FEambes,
Grand Minister OF slate james O. Ktoo
zen, Grand Prior; John Boyd, Grand
Treasurer General Il. q ; Robert Is. Fol,
ger, Grand Cor. Sec. ID. b.; John q
Barker, Grand Sec. Gen. Il. E., Willard
o. Vandsrlip, Grand Mas. Gsn. of g.;
Isaac F. Graham, Grand Mar. Gen; h.
J. Edwards Grand Standard Bearer; o f.
Briggs, Grand Captain OF The Guard ;
William Bngert Walker, Grand Marshal
OF the Camps Thomas Bsl, Dr., Grand
Marshal OF tue Camp; q. Il. Barnes, II.
D., Grand Marshal Of the Camp; IsasC
i. Graham, Communicate chief q
Judge George z, Wilson, Commander in.
CHEZ Grand Consistory OF Iowa; Wilkes
q. Van Derlip, Commender-in in. chiei
Grand Consistory OF Massachusetts,; o
Wight Davidson, CommandeE-in-cniei
Grand C9nsistosy OF Minnesota
j. J.. Stoddart, Commander in .ch Z.
Grand Oorsatory OF Uhi9; Rober
l.. Wright, Deputy for the $ ate oil
Kew York Frank Il. Whiteomb, Deput,
for the State of New Hsl1psnir Cuele
f. Pinkham, Deputy Tor the state 81 Cal
iiornia David O. Wooliort, Deputy 10
Indiana; William Milford IaEtaAam
Deputy for Flcriia; L. u. Merriam
Deputy TOR Nebragda; Genera, Commits
Of Administration, Hopkins Thompson
Edward Atwood, Jo4n q. Harris, doh
q. Barker and JOHN nouSlh.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31

SPREGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 24.-Mra.
Joseph W. arnold has been acquitted in
the circuit oonrt Of Sangamon county on
the charge OF numbering her husband on
June Sd last. Self defence Was her plea.
Arnold's estate amounting to $50, 900 is
a mstter of contention ainopg the heirs,
and the array Of counsel on each side re-.
suited in the most notable murder trial
IN the recent history of the county. The
verdict is in accordance with the popular
sentiment
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31

Detroit Free Press.
Come over and get introduced to one
Of the smartest girls in Philadelphia, !"
said the colonel the other morning, after
we had finished our cigars. ~ don't call
her beauty, but she IL highly educated
and as sharp "a razor"
"Detroit, Detroit" she muaed IS we
were introduced. "Oh, yes, can place
il now. | was wondering whether 1t was
in Quebec or Oatatio. was there once"
"lndeGd"
"Yss, and the people were celebrating
the qusen's birthday"
81 6ee.n
"Erhey ware celebrating it by snow
and ice carnival. You are very patriotic
people"
"weil, yes"
81 suppose the YOUNGSTOWN horror hos
rendered Them somewhat apprehensive in
Detroit ~
Gas to what ma'aIn ?"
"Why that Lake Michigan might burs.
out and sweep you oil away"
sob, we don't feel any fear OF that"
Don't you, indeed. An yes, but how
stupid of me! The Rocky Mountains
are between you and the lake, of course.
Are there many wild animals left in De-
! troit ~
"a few grizzly bears and mountain
| liOns.n
"And the Iudiars?n
They never approach wi lin n mile OF
the stocda3e, and they don't kill overa
d0zsn people week"
How nice. must sit down some
time ami tslE to You whole half day. q
When tho colonel and l returned T.,
our end OF the veranda looked ut him.
HIS he'd his face turned away 1t was all
Of two minutes before hs slowly wheeled
around and brought his fist down on his
knee with 'hs EXPLANATIONS;
swell, IN be hanged!"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31

SPENCER, IND,, Oct. 2t,-Gaorgs W.
Fdiriey, toe proprietor OF the Mesgs ants
Ijctei VINO Ua4 banned in eGigy Mondsy
pieat 70. bringing a second wife home
wit bin Only tw0 weeks after buryipg
his Gt-t ona, was ioreed to lasve town
l.s; nigh. Tie Indignation increased to
EfEh IN extent ,:,at ha sold oub his hotel
u -s nspagw and isittos parts unknown,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31
Cuticura tsesolven,.

Tho new Blood Purifier and purest and best Of
Huinor Remedies, informally, and GUTICCRa,
the great skin cure, and Uu11CuRA SOAR. an
exquisite Skin Beautiier, externally, cure
every speclesof torturing, humiliatnr itching,
burning, scaly and pimplY discusses Of the skin,
scalp and blood, with loss Of hair. and ali
humOrs, blotchrs, erupt'Ons sores, scales and
crlsts whether simple ,scrofulouI GrconagiDus,
when physicians aud all known remedies fail.
sold everywhere Price, CU1iCUHA, 5uc. ;
SOAR, a5c REsOI.vEST, 81. Prepared by the
PnTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION,
Boston
D-Send for "linw to Cure SKIN Diseases" 81
paEes 80 Illustrations, and iOl testimonials.
MA1EsS Skin aud Scalp preserved and
DRps % beadtitied by CUTiCuRA SOAP. Alb
a.lt Lao
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31

PHusDEiPuIA, Oct. 25.-Henry Keller,
who Fued the Hestonvilie, Mantna ~ Fair
mount Passenger Railway Company to
recover damages for the loss OF leg
sustained while attempting to enter {.
SUMMER car from the side step, en- which
he CLAIMS to have been standing, WAS yes,
terday awarded 5000 By a jury in the
common pieas.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31
nnrl,,cn,. Arn,cr snIvn.

The best salye in the world FOE cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, tetter, chopped hands, ohiiblaIus,
eofns, aud all SKIN erupgions, and post
lively tuces Piles, or no pay required. Il Is
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price rs cents per boz.
For aale by Bolton 1mith, corner Seventh
and Pine streets. Goods delivered tLss,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31

FERGUS FALLS, MINI, Oct. "a
Serious prairie fires are raging in the
neighborhood OF Mettona, Dougla'
county, which has devastated the farms
of many settlers. A dozen or Is have
lost all their hay, and some have lost
buildings.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31
Isescucd by staden. Tlfe-snvers,

CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-In the midst of
heavy northeast gale and high sea the
Evanston life saving crew, composed of
students Of the Northwestern University,
rescued the lives OF 20 seamen and one
woman on Tuesday night. Three vessels
had gone ashore, and the men on two Of
them were in imminent psril.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31

The rush on the druggists stillc0utinues and
dairy scores Of people call for bottle OF
kCmps Basatn for the throat anl lungs for
the cure OF coughs, colds bronchitis, ASTHMA
and consumption. kcmp's Balsam, the ste nd
ari family remedy, il sold on guarantee and
never tails 10 give entire satisfaction, Price
5Vc and SlO0. Trial size free,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31
American House, Hogansbnrgh, n.
Itching aud ERurn,nx.

have been afIlicted since last March with
o skin disease the doctors called Eczema.
My face WAS covered with scn5s and sorea, and
the itching and burning werD almost unbeara-
BILE. Seeing your CUTIcURA REMEDIES so highly
recommended, concluded To give them trial,
using the CuTlCIRA and CUTlCuRA SOAR exter-
nally, and kEsoLvEST internally for four
months. call myself cured, In gratitude for
which make this public statement.
Mrs. c. a. FREDERICK,
Il..-.uL- Il Il. O.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31
Ladies' Ribbed Underwear.

Ribbad Balbriggan Cotton Vests, high
neck and long sleeves, at 45, 37l, SO
and So cents each.
Ribbed Merino Vests cotton and wool
mixed, high neck and long sleeves, at
so, 75 cents aud $l.00 each.
Ribbed Swiss Cashmere and Cotton
Plated Vests, high neck and Short
sleeves, at $125 each, high neck and
long sleeves, at 81. so cash.
White All. Wool Vests, high neck and
long sleeves, at $l.00.
Imported Cashmere Swiss Ribbed Vests,
low NECK, at rs, IS cents and 81 90 !;
high neck and short sleeves, at 81 90,
Sl.25, 81 so and 81 rs each; high
neck and long sleeves, at $l,25, 81 SO,
SITS, $500 and 50 50 each. Color
Scarlet, white, natural, sky and pink.
Swiss Pix and Wool Vests, high neck
and short sleeves, at &I.50 each.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31

NsB;, IA y53tY ,Ii,lF,,,
took orders enough to pay me over 500" w.
j. ElmOrr, Bangor, Me-, writes " take an Of
der for your album NJ almost every house.
visit. My proht IL often as much rs s2o for
single days work" otarrs arc doing quite rs
well: we have not space to give extracts from
their letters Everyone who takes hold OF this
grand business piles up grand profits, SbHil
we start YOtl tn ihls business. readcrt
Wrteto US and learn all about II for yourself
VIC mr. starring many: we will start you II ynu
don delay until another gets ahead OF you in
Your part OF The country. If you take hold you
viii he abe to pick up gold fast. gS Glt--
TN NrrUunt Of n forced manufacturers sale
I2I.DOD ZEN d0ItRr Photograph Al
Dulnl are to be sold to tho people fer 50 ench.
Bound IN Royal Crimson silk Velvet Plush.
Charmngly decorated lnsidts, liandsomsst
albums in the world. largest size Greatest
bargains over known. Agents wanted. Liberal
terms. Biz money for agents. Any ono can
become u successful aren't Sells itself on sight
little or no talking nere shry. Wherever
Shown every one wants TO purchase. Agents
take hundreds and thousands of orders with
rapidity never before known. Great profits
await every worker. Agents are making for
tunes. Ladies' make as much as men. You,
render, can do rs well rs any one. Full infor-
NATION and terms tre'G. to thnso who wri'e for
same, with particulars and terms for our
Family Bibles, Books and Periodicals. After
you know all, should you conclude to 20 no FUR
ther, why no hnrn. IL done Address Il, g.
ALLEN a Co., Augustn Maine.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31

William Kline, lIar-
.riHhurr, Pa, writes: II
have never known my
thing 10 sell like yonr
album. Yesterday |
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-31
COVERED WITH SORES.

Hsoy one year and "A hiatt 1ld. Face
And body In a terrible cInhttIOn.
being covered with sOscs. Sulphur
cprings fail. Cured ny CutiCurI
Remedies.