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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-29

70 bribe Indiana vosers In the last Presi
DENTAL election.
Plat said be underwood Georges con.
seniion to be that Conxress vss povefiess
70 pass any lsu 70 peotecs citise- Of one
S,ate in his riehss in another State. II
that vss 20 is vss pretty important TIA, the
eoaotry shesld sss3esstsnd hos weak, pov-
rris % and insieni1eans. and be almost said
ccnsempeible. rAe govefa0ent they lived
under. Had pes been she idsa Of the ex.
ponnders Of the consti' ufiea or cearss. I,
vas held. under the cor stitufisn. fh Il
/, uas in the power Of Congress TO pro-
secs eiGsea 10 the enjoyment Of the rights
guaranteed him By the constitution, Ard to
puei,h those ubs deprived, or attempted to
deprive him Of those rishfs. II is vas m,
in the lavs oG the statute book to punish.
in any State. any infrscfion Of the rishfs
guaranteed BY the constitution, ii vas high
time sueh laws we're pAssed.
The debate VS. further continued BY
Senators Gray. Chandler and Hoar. The
first part of Grsy's amendment vas agreed
20: second part not voted on.
Cali offered an amen iinent, calling on
the Attorney General for . report ~ to the
banging in sfhxy Of Pre- ssdent Harrison in
Indiana and Of Presieent Cleveland in
kansas.
without action 90 any pending amend
asus the resolution vent over tiii samorrov.
After q short executive session, tie senate
adjourned Il SIS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-29
MAINE DISPATCHES.
Colonef's Jury Renders q Verdict On
Hurley'S Death.
Says It Was Caussd by Excessive
Use-of alcoholic Liquola

Especial to the kennebec Journal
WATEHvILLE. Jan 2s-The adjourned
mee'insof the coroners jury on the Hur
ley case met At Coroner CArver's Office thi,
afternoon and evening.
The printed testimony Of the witnesse,
examined At former sessions was carefully
gone over. especial attention being given te
that Of DR. Campbell who Was the prnci.
pal examiner of the diseased mans stomach
A statement vas also read which was oh
tanned from DR. Weeks of Portland, " no
happened to be in the city today. DR.
Weeks. at the request Of DR.. Campbell,
had previously made an examination of the
stomach and txpre ssed It As his opinion
that the mans death was caused by il fan
nation Of the stomach. After . sitting of
The testimony the jury agreed upon the
following verdict
That James l. Hurley Of Grand Rap
ids, Mich, came - his death on Wednes
day. Jan. Is, at the house of Michael Ma
honey in this city: that his death was occA
stoned by disease of the stomach result
ing IN severe Inflammation or m lrtifcation,
caused or aggravated by long continued
aud excessive use Of alcoholic liquors"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-29
A REYOLTING CRIME.
Witness for Defense in Cronin
Trial Shot.
The Hudson River Ice Spectators Lft
Ploekins 10 the Kennebec.
Murders. Crimes and Accidents IL
the United States and Canada.

OrrAwA, Jan. 2s-The government hai
just been made acquainted with one Of the
most revolving revelations ever brought tt
light in Canada. II was uneArihed in con,
neetiou with the proposed women and girl,
purity bill introduced this session BY Sill
John Thompson. Minister Of Justice. The
bill provides for the hogging of persosi
found guilty Of debauehins Young boys and
girls
young church Of England clergyman
in populous parish in the western portion
of 0ntlrio brought before . magistrate on
i've charges of debsuching email boys. In
one case was fou,d guilty, and sentenced
to three months in jail, the severest sent
ence the la~ allows. From statements
made TO the authorities in the course o: the
trial il appears that this fiend has debAuch-
ed not less than 20 young boys in that vi
cinity The often ,es all committed in the
church vestry. II is understood the gov
ernment intends to take the matter up At
once wi h q view of inficting moIe severe
punishment on the criminal. Sir John
Thompson believes = knpw'edg Of these
facts will ensure the passage Of . purity
bill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-29
CRoNIN WITNESS SHOT
BY Police Captain Who Was Prom
inent In the Prosecution.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2s.-Robert Gibbons
witness for the defence in the Cronin case
was shot tonis ht by Police Captain Schuet
tier. prominent in the prosecution. in Z
saloon opposite City Hall, where the tive
men met by accident at the bar. Gibbon,
was dangerously wounded. Each Of tn.
men were accompanied by several friends
The accounts Of the affair are conflicting
According to Schuettler's friends, the
row started in some uncomplimentary re
marks by Alderman Mccormick to the po.
lice captain. ending in the slderm an throw
ing lighted cigar in Schuettler's fee.
The captain was about TO resent tle acI
when he received a terrific thump on the
iw from Gibbons, who was about to repea,
the blo~ when Schuettler pulled Z revolver
and fi;ed. Alderman Mccormick denie,
the cigar episode. says he had gone ou,
when he heard loud talk with scuff,ing and
returning saw Gibbons fall. Capt. Scnuett-
Ter was not in uniform at the time of the
shooting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-29
ICE ON THE HUDSON.
Conflicting Reports from that Section
on the Prospects.

MACK. N. Y, Jan. 2s.-The ice on the
Hudson from Newburgh bay down is nearly
gone today x;ept along shore. Those
who expected soon 10 gather ice now are
greatly disappointed on account OF the poor
outlook. The principal dealers have gone
10 Maine to get supply.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Jan. 26.-News
from up river say 8 the ice at Castleton 10
four inches thick and solid from shore to
shore. AT Stuyvesant the river 10 closed
The prospects for an ice crop are becoming
brighter every hour. The weather tonight
. very cold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-29
Priest Refuses Burial Services Unlesi
Paid ia AdvaIce.

WILKEsBARRE, Jan. 2S.-Yesterday III.
remains OF one kritvitchki, who died las
Saturday, were brought to the Catholic
church at Plymouth for the cusfomar,
funeral services. The pastor. Rev. Father
Kolsoko, refused to read the services unles,
paid IS.
The friends of the deceased said they haf
no Nancy AAna asked him tn nj. until ths
next day. He refused TO 10 this but offered
TO read the service for So. They ayair
pltsded tey had no money. the prizes
ordered them to take tnr body out of tn.
church. They refused and he drove then
cut and locked the doors He then re
quested the burgess of the town to remov.
the body but the latter declined to inter
fere and the corpse now lies in the church
which is entirely deserted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-29
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

A schooner load of timber has arrived at
Rocklapd for large ee-mssted schooner.
About forty men will commence work .,
once.
Madame Nordica is reported to be about
to come into the immense properly Of her
husband, Cover. who was lost on his
balloon trip several years since. II 10 also
said tha, she 10 engaged again.
Dexter & sampson, one Of Piusneld',
heaviest firms. have suspended. They
have run . general variety store. also q
large steam lumber nil. George A. Bar
ron. Eden, Me-, has gone into Insolvency.
On Jan. 2la ve copied the substance
Of an article from an exchange amoag ou,
Sparks, referring to Mr.. = T.. Douglass oi
Le e~iston. We learn that the article va,
incorrect and We regret that ii found plac.
in our columns. and also nov cbeerfuIiy
make the statement that it referred u
ano,her individual entirely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-29
The New Extradition Treaty Is Sat
isfact ~ to Canada.

OrTAwA, Jan. 2s Sir John Thompson
Minister of Justice, was seen today il
reference to the new extradtion treaty be
tween Grea. Britain ana the United States
Members of the government including
bimself thought it a satisfactory soluii IN
of the long vexed problem. The treaty as
drawn up BY Secretary Blaine and Su
Julian PAuncefote, did not differ MATERIAL,
from that negotiated by Seer tary Bayard.
except the clauses relating to political of,
fences eliminated. The treaty added =
large number of crimes to those included
in the treaty of 1912. As far as the Do
minion government is concerned there is no
difficulty anticipated in accepting the treaty
Were satisfied with it and would willingly
aequiesce in its adoption.
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Philadelphia Industiiai CO. cooperative
Society Fails.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2s-The "Phila
delpha lndu-trisl Co operative Society,
limited. started 10 years ago by mill hands
and other working people Of kensign,on
has failed. Liabilities 43S, 900; assets,
s2s 900. Probably the largest ASSOCIATION
of the kind in the country. At one time
it had eight prosperous stores, 500 900
in the bank. and paid 8 per cent dividends,
but for the last few years, for some =
accountable reason. has been losing
ground.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-29
shall National Bank Issue Notes to
Full Value Of Boods Dep ,sitsd?

| Dorsey OF Nebraska. from the commit
tee on banking and currency, reported Z
bill TO provide for the issue Of circulatins Z
| notes TO the national banking associations
Dorsey explained that the obj Of the bill
| vas TO permit banks to issue notes to the
extent of 100 per cent Of the par value oi
| the bonds deposited. instead of 80 per cen,
~ now provided. IL the bill became q
Law, = bank deposirins b. nds to the amount
| of 500 600 could issue Bo,es TO the same
amount, less the 5 per cent left ss . re-
serve fund. To pass this MEASURE would
encourage private and State banks to 20
into he na ional system and increase the
circulating medium.
Bland, Of Missouri, thought the bill
should be entitled An act ito bull the bonds
Of the United States in the market against
the government, and government treasury -
He believed in the old principle that gov
ernment itself should issue money, treas
ury notes instead Of bang notes. He OBJ
jected TO giving any more power 10 banks
Walker, of Massachusetts, said anything
that would strengthen the National Bsnki K
Act vas in interest Of the people. II this
bill passed. government would have 4 Sc
curity Of rs per cen.. an increase of l6 per
cent over the seclrity II had when the
national banking system was inaugurated
Anderson of Kansas, regarded the bill -
q proposition TO remove the safeguards
provided against the encroschments of
the national banks, and, As q republican.
appealed to the republicans not to yield a
hairs breadth to the national banker but
retain every safeguard placed around the
national banking act of IL. framsrs.
Pendleton of West Virginia, favored the
bill. believing i, to be . righteous and
proper measure and would add to national
circulation.
Lane of Illinois said if he were banker
he would be for the bill. but being a rep
resentative of the people, he Was opposed
to it.
Cheadle of Indiana favored the bill. He
could not forget that no holder OF 4 dollar
of the millions issued and circulated BY
national banks ever lost a cent Ii WAS
safer to rest the circulation on the national
banking system than on the CAPRI .ce Of con.
gress.
McRae of Arkansas opposed the bill re-
gsrding it as antagonistic to the free coin
age of silver.
Kerr of Iowa supported the measure.
Conger of Iowa fav ,red the proposition
and believed it in the interest of the peo-
PIE
Whi.iss-4k N, ,caiss1. lsscid nss give the
bill his support. and dli not thins its effect
would be to increase the volume of cur
rency.
The bill went over and the house ad-
jJurned.
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The House Passes a Pension Bill.

The committee on invalid pensions re-
ported and the House passed the bill pro-
viding that in the case Of pension claims OF
dependent parents. it shall be necessary
only to show to the pension Office that par
ents are without other means Of supper,
t1an manual labor.
Taylor of Ohio called up the m ,tion male
yesterday TO table the motion to reconsider
the vote by which the House passed the bill
providing for the erection of three United
States prisons.
The motion to table vas agreed to. yea.
l62. nays li2
Dorsey Of Nebraska. from the CO nmittee
on banking and currency reported the bill
TO provide TO. the issue of circulating
notes to the National Banking Associations
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-29
One Piece OF Evidence Of Crime Ex-
planned,

CoNroocoox. n. H.. Jan. fs.-Beck. OF
Loudon. cousin Of the late perley W. Beck
vas in Hopkipton today. He says in con
nection with the fact that his note to Cal.
vim II. Beck vas found among Perley W.
Beck's papers. thai Calvin notified him he
"a, going away, and he paid the money
but the note vas not delivered to him,
This disposes Of one item Of apparently
eliminating evidence against Perley Beck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-29
darnibal ham in Heads tho List for
the q. A II. Memorial BUILDING.

BANGOR. Jan 2s s-Sub.crip,ion books
for the Grand Army memorial bulIdi 6
fund were opened today. The list was
headed by ex-vice President Hanr ibsl
Hamlin, with = subscription Of 81 500, sub
ct to tao conditions. as follows; In case
# SlT 900 being raised within two years,
ne will pay 5000; if $500 additional is
secured in that time, he will give $1,000
more, making in all e450). With the
amount realized by the recent fair and this
subscription the Post has about 81 800 for
nucleus for the building of the proposed
memorial building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-29
OXYGEN REtoRr ExPLoDEs


BLooMiSGToS, H., Jan. 2S--At 2 this
afternoon. in tho High School at Lexington
in this county, an explosion of an iron re-
tort in which oxygen was being generated
in chemistry experiment hurled 80 per-
sons in all directions, 20 being more or less
msnsled. A can of gasoline took fire and
spread rapidly over the floor and seats
rhe flames were extinguished after bard
fight IN which several students were slight
.corched. Prof. jess was terribly burned
will probably lose his sight, and may die.
Bertie Farsel. aged 20, is likely to die.
Hattie Bernard is Dangerously hurt. 1t is
believed the explosion caused by impure
chemicals.
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A Twelve Year Old Texan Murders q
CompAnio0

SAs ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. 25.-Tony
wilson, aged IL. and Robert Miles, aged IA
quarreled a, variety theatre, Sunday nigb,
and vent to q neighbour q square to Ash, it
out Wilson remarked that If he had q
knife be would settle the matter very quick
ly. Miles produced a j,ckknife and gave
it to Wilson. daring him to use it. Wilson
at once drove the blade Of the knife into
Mliess heart Miles fell dead and the
young murderer Aed, but Afterwards vent
home AID delivered himself up to the
police. He has been An unfuly boy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-29
SCHOONER WRECKED.
Frank Harrington. Well Known on
Kennebec, Wrecked-Crew Saved.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. 20 The schooner
Frank Harrington, from Linikens Bay.
Maine, with cargo of 6s5 tons Of fi.h
scrap, dragged her anchors in the heavy
northeast gale and struck on the south side
Of fybee beach at 4 o'clock this morning
She pounded heavily and a tug was sen,
to her assistance but failed to pull her OF
Owing to the continued gale she was aban-
icnei BY the crew at | 80 and they were
rescued from the oreakers with great din
entity by the tug.
She lies brosdsIde on the beach With the
sea washing clear over her. When aban-
'ioned she had eigh, feet Of water in her.
The vessel and cargo are considered total
loss unless the gale subsidies soon. The
crew saved nothing The vessel ls owned
in Boston and is insured as is her cargo.
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Italians Killed and Wounded by an
/ Explosion

SUSRURr, Pa, Jan. 26.-A gang Of
I,aiIsn., Poles and Hungarians were at worI
widening the road-bed Of the ShamokiD
Sanbury Le~isburg railroad in a cuI
aear PsIinos today. When three blast
were set the gang retired to await the ex
plosions. Only two blasts exploded ant
supposing all had gone of the men retur nee
to the cut and ~ere shoveihng away ih'
dirt and broken rock, when the third bias
exploded and the men we're hurled in al
directions Three badly mutiia,ed bodie
were tak en from the debris, and FIVE mel
xere ally hurt. Ten others we're badl,
cut and bruised.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-29

The following changes in the Maine
postal service are announced
Route 124, The Forks to Moose River.
Leave The Forks daily except Sunday. at
I 45 A. NJ, arrive at Moose River at 345
P. NJ; leave Moose River daily ex"ept
SUNDAYS at 8. Is A. NJ arrive a, The Forks
by 5 10 P ". Adoot Immediately.
Route 356 Ocsanville to Sou Deer
Isle Leave OceanviIe daily except Sun
days At A NJ, arrive At South Deer I,le
BY "A NJ leave South Deer Isle daily
except SUNDAYS at II A. N. or on arrival
Of mail train from Green's Lending arrive
at Ocesnviiie 10 an hour. Adopt immed-
lately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-29
Aiienated . Wifs's Affections From
Her Husbapd.

MANCHESTER, N. IL, Jan 28 Willard
Boot by was placed under $4,000 bonds for
his appearance at the next term of the
Graf on county court, to answer to the
cha, &c of having allie mated from her hus
bands affections Mrs. George Kenuem Of
Bristol. Boothby is . prominent dentist
here and eloped with Mrs. Kennem in
April la,t. Both came back to their fami-
lies during the summer. II is understood
that they have been corresponding ever
since
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-29
LIQUOR Raldiux at BAnRoI.

BANGOR, Jan 2s The people Of Ban
sCr are now convinced that the liquor sgi
tation which commenced with such ala, M
ng vigor during the first week in January
likely to be a permanent affair Their.
- bot day that the officers do not rsid
ONE of the saloons; not day that the IN
c -mif Z freight trains are not subj rcted tc
tn, most rigid search for the contrAbanc
GOODS.
In the case Of Msginnis. Monday. be va,
dntd $50 and 80 ds, in j,il BY Judge Bret
tor the sale Of pint of liquor to K b
Hassard one of the liquor prosecuting com
nittee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-29
Maine Invent ,rs Granted Patents

Tie following Maine patents have been
grantei: Frank L Bartlett Portland. two
parents on me sllursical furnace. also for
reading silver and ) ine ore.; willard
A. Bates. Princeton. harness pad; Everett
Cook. Livermore Pals, pipe wrench; Jas.
n. Mcmillan, Portland, Ave patents on
support for spinning ,pindles; Joshua B.
Roberts. Hanover, cutting-o6 saw; Chad
bourne II. Warner andC. A. Jordan, Au
burn. hoor clamp; Samuel s. KlmbaIl
Bangor, coin wrapper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-29
Centennial Anniversary OF q. 9 6u-
prems Court Next Week at New
York

NEw YoRk. Jan. 2s s-Preparations are
almost completed for the celebration Of the
centennial organization of the supreme
court of the United States in this city next
week. Arrangements are in charge Of an
executive committee of which ex- Presiden,
Cleveland is chairman. There are cooper.
atinR committees from the American Bar
Association. David Dudley Field. chairman /;
New York City Bar Association, Clifford A, ,
Hand. secretary. Chief Justice Fuller
and all the associate justices of the supreme
court will attend in a body and will come
from Washington, Feb. 3, accompanied BY
Presiaent Harrison and most Of the cabinet
Governor Hill and all judges Of both
divisions Of the court of appeals will attend
The exercises Tuesday morning, Feb. %th
will be in the Metropolitan Opera House.
with the following speakers; Ex- -President
Cleveland (who will preside), ia ige Arm
oux, William Allen Butler of New York,
Hon, Henry Hitchcock of st. Lsuis, Hon
Thomas Semn.es Of New Orleans, Ex-
mister +. J. Phelps, President Harrison.
Tuesday evening there will be 4 banquet
at LenoI Lyceum. Covers will be laid for
over eight hundred people. making the
banquet the largest ever given in New
York. "Wednesday evening the New York
City Bar Association will give a reception
to the Supreme Court,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-29

II you will send rs your address, We will
voltaic Belt and Appliances, and their
charming effects upon the nervous dsbiIi-
tarei system. and how the, will lick y
restore You 10 visor. manhood and health.
II you are thus Affected We will send you .
Belt aed Appliances on trial.
voltaie Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
jan37dAvlyfo form
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Tho Plum ber Set the Fire.

SPRIsepIELD Mass, Jan. 2s.-The fou
story granite block of Chas. A. Call, gro
ce, State ST., was damaged by fire this af
tcrnoon; loss to stock about 5000; in.ur
ance $500 Loss on building about $1,000
insurance $1,000. Four tenants had house
hold goods damaged by smoke. The FRI
started from a lighted candle with whici
a plumber WAS working.around an oil tank il
the basement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-29
OVER THE Stale.

The North School, Portland. joins the
ranks Of the flag bearers.
O'Brien & Masters Of Tbomaston have
purchased the schooner 9. 8 B,ckmore, ia
tons, built At ST. George by the late Joht
Bicsmore. She will be used in the lime
carrying trade; she will carry 2 800 barrels
The Bar zor Loan and Building Associa
ton held its annual meeting Monday. ant
elected William r. Pearson, President, ant
Albert T. Thompson. Secretary. The Di
rectors report tina, the Association is npor
q sound business basis and that its basines
10 increasing each year. The Association
il an institution that has the confience o
people, Who are sho~ing their appreciation
Of il In q most subsantial manner.
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Shot BY Her Husband After Dispute

NKw BEDFORD, Msss., Jan. ?s,--Bar-
bara NA~ratil. . Bohemian woman. vas
shot by her husband this morning while on
her way from her home on Sawyer street
TO work in the mill. Three shots were
fred when the ~oman's screams attracted
attention and the man ran away. The sole
cause Of the crime was 4 dispute over the
sale Of their hose. The womsn's condi,
ton 10 precArious.
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A Bold Robbsr Becomes Also Q Muir
deYeI

berry and murder occurred here yesterday,
at an elite faro bank attached to the b jou
saloon. The players had left the room
Sith me but the dealer and a young
stranger Of absut % years of age. He had
lost one dollar, bu, while alone With the
dealer be ~h pped out 3 pistol and de.
msnded s2' from the dealer. His de-
nsnd Vas complied with and he asked for
$500 more, but others we're coming in and
the stranger conciu led to leave. He made
all in the room take seats as he ind Gated
and started for the door. He was inter
rupted by the door-keeper, Dick Richard.
shom he promptly shot and fatally wound
ed. The robber escaped.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-29

Bangor; Calvin C Gr;fha Vienna; An
dr~v J. Robinson. North Jefferson; Johr
p. Brown. deceased, wa,eraoro; lsash B.
Webb. Portland, Alvin W. Hani, Lin
cola; wm- W Hsrtshorn. Belfast; wm
George. Bar Harbor; Sumner, father OF
Francis K CaaDman. Nobieboro; Caro-
line, mother Of Dsnville Thompson, Scion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-29

DR.. James CorYie. DENTS, in Baltimore
writes: II have used DR.. Bull's Cough
Syrup personally and'i my family for t.o
or three years, and sm prepared to say
that there Is n0hing to compare to il ~ Z
remedy fnr . cough, cold, etc." rs cents.
Pains in the back are frequently caused
BY sudden vrenchins Of the spine. A
few applications Of Salvation Oil will give
DasDaoent relief. iAn29dlsfoIrm