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The rustler., 1891-12-25
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

1nt coal miners strike at Crested
Butte. Col, was virtually ended On the
l'th by forty Austrian miners going to
work loading coke on the ears. The
men were protected by an armed posse
of fifty men
\ MEETING of representatives of scv.
eral Christian sccts OF the United States
in the interest of international arbi-
tration was held in New York the other
day.
THE president has sent TO the senate
the nomination of stephen u. Elkins.
OF West Virginia, to be secretary of
war
a SAN FRANCISCO dispatch savs that
the steamer Roseville, which had gone
To to" The wrecked brig Lahito TO port
returned unsuccessful, the tlw lines
not being strong enough The Lahito
is bottom up. She had 800 pcraons on
board, all ot whom were probably lost.
THE saw-mill Of A. Collett, ut Ridge
vile, Ind, was wrecked by the explo-
sion OF Il boiler the other morning.
William Wise, the engineer, William
Oollertt son of the proprietor. and
james Ctawsou were killed outright.
and several badly injured
a MOTION was made hy Mr.. CulIom
IN the senate on the 18th for the APP
pointment Of the standing and select
committees which was agreed to. MIR.
Iurpie addressed the senate in support
of the joint resolution for an amend
mcnt to the constitution for the elec-
tion Of United States senator's by n di-
rect vote of the people. Mr. Stewart
then made short speech on the presi.
dents message relating to free coinage,
after which the senate adjourned.
THERE was considerable talk recent
ly in Washington of republican con-
tests of the seats of Senator's Hill. of
New York; Brice. of Ohio, aud White. |
o. Louisiana. In the first case the |
ground will be Abandonment of the |
office.
THE DreXcl Institute of Art. Science
and Industry was dedicated ut Phila-
delphia on the nth. Many distinguished
men We're present.
TnE national prohibition convention
has been set for ST Louis June 20 and
50 next.
SECRETARY or STATE SorER. of Mich
igan. has resigned because of various
charges of grave character. lie con-
fesscd his misdeeds.
TnE consolidation of the national
eague and American association has
been virtually completed. There will
ieneeforth be one twelve club league.
The anti-lottery democratic conven-
ion of Louisiana has nominated full
icket with Murphy j. Foster as the |
for governor.
The rustler., 1891-12-25
WEST INDIAN RECIPROCITY.
The Secretary oi state Announces th
Conclusion of "a Treaty.

The Secretary eft state Announces the
Conclusion ofa Treaty.
/ WASHINGTON, Dee. 1.-THE sccrctar-.
I OF state announces the conclusion OF \
commercial treaty of reciprocity be-.
tween the United States and all the
british West Indian islands and british
Guiaua and on the first of january next
the president will issue proclamation
announcing the details Of the eouven.
tion. The agreement includes special
arrangements with Iamaica. Harha.
does and Trinidad aud the Lee.
ward islands. The following Is brief
statement of the value of the countries
during the past year Imports from
British West Indies, sii, 500. 600: i'm.
ports from British Guiana. 81. 500. 900:
total, $40. ls0 900; exports to British
Vest indies, s., 100, 900; exports to Brit.
ish Guiana, 81, 100 600; total. $40. 200. 600.
The department of state makes the
following statement on the subject:
For the past three or four weeks nego.
tiations have been in progress between
the department of state and the British
legation, assisted by commissioners
from Jamaica. Barbadoes. British Gui.
ana and other colonies with view To "A
reciprocity arrangement between the
United States and the British West In.
dies, based upon section of the tariff
act The last Of the commissioners.
those from Jamaica, left the city
yesterday and a satisfactory arrange.
ment has been agreed upon, t. embrace
damaica, Barbadoes, the Windward and
the Leeward islands, Trinidad and Brit
ish Guiana. In return for the continued
free entry in productions of sugar and
coffee to the United States IL has been
agreed by the colonies named, not only
to enlarge the free list of their tariffs.
but also t. make very considerable re-
ductions in the duty on the leading
agricultural and other products of the
L nited States.
The rustler., 1891-12-25

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Dec 17.-United
States treasury officials made another
seizure of painting here yesterday on
which it was claimed no duty has ever
been paid. The painting seized is the
Aux Armcs,' from the Salon of 1891.
by Berne-llelicour, The first one seized
on Saturday was "Getomes," the lion
awaiting his prey. 1t is said there are
still four other valuable French paint
ings in the possession of Gross & van-
gysch which the government will seize.
The selection has been on exhibition
here ut local store. The officials saw
that the paintings are confiscated and
will be sold here atpubio auction.
The rustler., 1891-12-25
New Circuit .Iuslpes

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-The president
has sent to the senate the following
nominations: To be United States cir
cult Judges, as provided by section |,
chapter 5l7, United States statutes ut
large: William l.. Putnam, of Maine.
for the First judicial district; Nathaniel
shipman, of Connecticut, for the Sec
ond; George M. Dallas, of Pennsylvania,
Third; Nathan Goff, of West Virginia.
Fourth; William II. Taft. of Ohio.
Sixth: William A. Wood, of Indiana,
Seventh. Warren Truitt, of Oregon. is
also named for district iadge for the
district of Alaska.
The rustler., 1891-12-25
NEWS OF THE WEEK.



t"tssEtss 80 Hos fn sass - - ana alfh
tMH seuaff eas unt fH HHsstna un aHa ia
AH9 hwHsH o. a hrluf sHs..ua aaa shs
sfssAHf sHHuusuF7 far tutauw snss anasasas.
teHs AefeHa Hats-nsss EMdf. Nsarst Hsaf.
AftsA usuH 81 Noses E~ 81 seulas IA Il
frafsaa 4ti- : naaeA sah#sh =NN trasua a
re Hua NaHluiuNs Get MHanne-rsssls
~ tan.H. chairman s.afa y & kraaa /
a. = Cal sell fnf ana VA ual a
aufttfs1 amfls WeduusdaV
No husiHess uas tfausarseH - fas a~u.t.
- zhH latA ana the haasc 49, uat tn .sssiuv
@ehafe eauruses w.ru busy arranging esm.
p uees
taiN senate heid hrisf session On th~ fstb
fFw hiIls Nufu lutFa.fuesH asd 3 r~-sIutssn
saaNtsa ~ REGARD g. q ling = seaneles lu th~
Hnard - g. suts oG ahe sus8thsantsa wsf :
tnf" Al urued ...T Ttzz house was naf "a
@#sslUn
Mhis the senate NET m tie ifth mnav ne
thi"hs sore HrrssH 4 ~ linss the upanisx
oi tie Nuria's fate an SUNDAY. nuis yer.
presfuisd and Hftsf an executive zion
tas senate adiaurnedz Tie uuuss -. aa ~
"a session a. nattfr uf form no faaasaes.
BENG iransaet.a q except she amFamfuse..t
ut the committes~B ruies. Mes.rs MrMalin
tteun aHd catchHrs tMissf helms the
aFia"efattr members AlIuurued un I'd sat
uFdaY.
The rustler., 1891-12-25
FRlGHTFUL WRECK.
Peculiar Accident with Terrible Results
toa Number of Persons.

tea Number of Persons.
CINCINNATI, Dec. IA Lima, O..
special says II frightful wreck occurred
two miles east of that city on the Pitts
burgh' Fort Wayne e Chicago road. II
was the westbound Colum bian express
that suffered a most peculiar accident.
The train was running fast to make ur
lost time and ON approaching switch
where Il freight train was standing n
rail broke apparently after part OF
the train had passed over IL. The dim
ing ear left the track and struck the
freight engine. The sleeping ear Del
phos was wrecked, but was erect: the
Arden was lying on its side in the ditch.
In the dining car Chef II. j. Manuel
and j. H. Augustus, cook, were caught
and crushed. Manuel died in half nm
hour Augustus was badly bruised and
Ncalded. T. f. Nuf, fireman of the
freight had both legs mashed. His
home is in Fort Wayne, Ind.
Among the passengers in the Arden
who were injured were:
w. g. Hamilton. New York, consult
ing engineer of the road, injured inter-
nally; not serious
Frank A. Laripen, Grand Rapids.
Mich, reported dying.
Mrs. Josephine Plenty, Jersey City,
cut on the face and body.
j. ). Rummels, Chicago, badly hurt,
left side and leg.
Mrs. a. Smith and son. years old,
New York, latter very seriously.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank T.. Dunn. Miffie-
town. Pa, cut by glass.
William G. Foote, Chicago, conductor
Of car Delphos, seriously injured
The cook, Augustus is reported dy-
ing.
The rustler., 1891-12-25
INCREASED INTEREST.


Nms hMtsF-~aaa~ mlmlnx 0amxsna1mm q a.a~ms
- the M~@aaa.x - r@p~ss
eFNiAefaa1n No. GAee ts.-Therw
= - tnesva.sd Interest at ttss Interstate
mining eunxeutlan herr. over ~ dele
gate belnw enrolled. The morning
sessipn sas devoted prineiually t. two
ahle paPeHS enc rea4 BY lion. j. n
0uinn. - - Lauis- exnrufivr eammis.
>sssuer q the wurld's fair. un Missouri
- The worla's fair. ana the other
~ L A. roNe. - Fart smith.
nn Arkansas a. the warlds
tair. SECRETARY Iu4euh Z
Goth strongly advocated ! united effort
AT along the line - make eamprehen-
sive display ai the fair q ell the differ
eut kinds ul minerals - the sections
repneseuted ~ the convention shortly
after dinner the delegates were given .
ride over the city In electric ears
The delegates rcasssmhled d few min
utes after 2 o'clock ia the afternoon.
when = NJ. Hamilton. deputy United
States mineral surveyor fur Arkansas.
read paper On the great lead. zine AMI
copper deposits In four # the northern
counties Of Arkansas that arr without
railroad facilities and In which mining
claims have already located a. follows.
Eight hundred in Marion. 600 IN Scarcy,
200 In Boone and 200 In Newton county.
". q. Scwell also read paper on the
wonderful zine fields II Newton conn
= Ark. A. l. Johnson and +. 4. Chap
man, uf Newton county. Mo-. dis
eussed the lead and zine resources of
their county, and Col W ". schermcr-
horn spoke on the vast mineral re-
Sourocs II northern Arkansas The
session closed with the reading Of
very entertaining but highly speculative
paper ON "Prehist iric Man" by Prof.
Z. ;. Curry, Of Thayer. Mo lie illus.
trated his paper with numerous maps
aud specimens. Papers were read nj
the night session bypruf ". II. Sea.
mans, Of Carthage; !. 4. Holebaugh. Of
Joplin. and Prof W. u. Richards of
Rolla. The convention will close it,
work with the report Of the resolutions
committee tonight.
The rustler., 1891-12-25

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs il taken; Ii Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste. and acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, eleanses the sys-
tenn eaeetually, dispcls colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habituaI
cons patton. Syrup of Figs Is the
only remedy of is kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
eeptable TO the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, ito
many excellent qualities commend Il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale In 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure il promptly for any one who.
wishes to try It Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F1G SYRUP CO..
Shs FRANCISCO. cat.
LOUISVILLE. ~. kEw ToRk. NJ
The rustler., 1891-12-25
August
Flower

| inherit some tendency to Dys-.
pepsia from my mother. suffered
two years in this way consulted a
number of doctors. They did me.
no good. then used
Relieved In your August Flower
and ii was Just two
days when | felt great relief. soon
got so that | could sleep and eat, and
| felt that I was well. That was
three years ago, and | am still first
class. l am never
Two Days. without bottle, and
if l feel constipated
the least particle a dose or two of
August Flower does the work. The
beauty of the medicine is, that YOU
can stopthe use without any bad
effects on the system.
Constipation While I was sick I
felt everything it
seemed to me a fuan could feel. I
was OF all men most miserable. lean
say, IN conclusion, that I believe
August Flower will cure anyone of
indigestion, if taken
Life ofMiserywith Judgment. A.
NJ. Weed, 22o Belle
iontaine ST., Indianapolis, Ind" .
The rustler., 1891-12-25

OS complaint of Alderman Henry
Schoeufcld, Mayor Thomas Knole@ Of
jacksonville, ILL.,. has been arrested up-
ON the charge Of omission of duty and
wilful aud corrupt oppression in office
IN that he, as presiding officer OF the
city council. refused to put to "a vote an
appeal from one Of his decisions. The
question of allowing Schoenfeld TO use
city water in au ice plant under an old
contract was before the council and
hnoles refused to put the matter TO n
vote and Schoenfeld appended only TO
meet with another refusal.
The rustler., 1891-12-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

COMMISSIONER LANE, OF the depart
n-ent of agriculture, has issued cir.
cular calling a convention for the pur-
pose of considering the practicabiity
of reducing the acreage of cotton in
the south. He names the city of Mont
gomery, Ala, as the most suitable
place and Wednesday, January 6, 1899,
a. the time.
The north bound passenger train on
the Santa Fe, en- route to Kansas City,
was badly wrecked near Paul's Valley.
Tex Many passengers were injured.
The rustler., 1891-12-25

III the rural conference az London
represented with absolute fidelity the
spirit OF the agricultural element of
Great Britain the country would be ON
the eve Of political aud social revo.
luton No assemblagc Of supposed
representative men ever held in En-
gland has displayed such envenomed
hostility TO parsons and landowners.
delegates, boasting themselves as per
sistent parson fighters and dcnouncing
squire tyranny, were cheered and their
scornful allusions to the patronizin0
airs OF the clergy toward rural inhabit.
ants were keenly relished. The en-.
tire sympathy Of the conference was
reserved for the motto: Down with
the Church and the Landlord"
The rustler., 1891-12-25

THE large attendance Of royalty at
The recent wedding of the son of Sir
Samuel Wilson, NJ T.. in London. was
due In part To the queens gratitude To
the young man, who is now In the
Horse guards, for service he did her
majesty when he was schoolbov n,
Elton. II was at the time. some years
ago, when madman jumped from the
crowd when the queen was passing.
and drew pistol to fire at her. Young
wilson. who was standing pear
promptly knocked the weapon from
the lunatic's hand aud perhaps saved
the life of his sovereign.
The rustler., 1891-12-25

WHTN Cole Younger was captured
after the Mortified bank robbery. the
horse that had carried him on many of
his raids was bought by a Minnesota
sheriff. who rode him for several vcars
and then sold him Il mail rider for a
posi- horse. The animal. known as
Prince. is handsome sorrel. and
though now tweut9 years old. is. be.
cause of his speed aud great en- iurancc.
the pet steed Of his owner lie IS the
object of great local interest because
of his history.
The rustler., 1891-12-25

ASSISTANT ATTORNEY -GEx. SHIELDS.
of the interior department has
decided that Jane Waldron. who Is
the dadghter of u white father and n
half-blood Indian mother. was born a
citizen Of the United States and that
her claim that she is a I Indian bv virtue
Of being born of an Indian mother can.
not be allowed. Neither can she LONGER
be permitted TO draw rations and nm.
nnities as such, from the department.
nor can she receive lands in severalty.
IL is said at the Indian bureau that this
case practically y decides from 500 to / 900
similar cases in al parts OF the west
In many eases. however, the right of n
half-blood, to be regarded under the
laws as an Indian, is fully aclsnowl-
edged in n number OF treaties
The rustler., 1891-12-25

MmE. MEInA the heroine Of the SEN
tEtimal escapadc with the young Due
dorleansl vas the fayorite pupil Of the
famous Nine Marchesi. toe Paris
teacher # vocal music. who calls the
prima donna her adopted daughter"
and has always been mudy cuthusias.
ue over her talent Recently the singer
has been installed beneath Nine Mar.
chests rooi and very much pcttcd aud
sympathtzcd with 10y her former
Tea her
The rustler., 1891-12-25

pEcHuE has hsft issued stating
That from January ncxt the Luth-
eran CLERGY win BE- deprived ~
the right - appoint ar discharge
The masaers 81 Lutheran schools
IN Russia 4 special commission has
been appointed r. examine teachers In
The German schools Should any ~ the
teachers display imperfect knowledge
Of the Russian language they will b.
dismissed
The rustler., 1891-12-25

II Is said fhn pr Ho'me- has de-
fided o. undertake uo more literary
work for the present The Young
blood ought % have chance to hr
heard hc is reported to have said
though the metaphor Is curious
one for a ppetphysician and a
Bostoniau, too, to use. There may be
VEN of regret ia the utterancc. too.
for port even kindly old poet Is
only human
The rustler., 1891-12-25
CURRENT COMMENT.

Mn GLAnsrexEs criticism - Mr.
e0seheu's ere pound uotr selaeuae has
kiiiea the ehaaees - tae blii IN rsarlia-
ment TIE conservatives have no De-
1ire that The measure - urumufed.
The rustler., 1891-12-25

THE Nuvas'i urwes a. alliance ~
tween Russia and Turkey. which have
heretafnre, O. saF The least. uat hern
rcgarird as The hest ae friends The
Nuvosii declares thar sht ssn-Turhish
war Resulting a. i did Ia tie liberation
II slave reuarned an alliance between
The two power possible bv removing
all pretcxt for . new conflict
The rustler., 1891-12-25

MaSuAN. Heermhrr ta. wa she ar.
nivvrsarf - she death - the prince rsm-
sort u ha died a Windsor castle thirty
YEAR aEa Memorial sergeres were
held 81 the r1yai mausaleuu - Fras-
more. They werr attended Is the
queen- prlure and princes ~ Wales
and other memlersui tAe rayal family
The rustler., 1891-12-25

STA Edwin ARNOLD has been criti-
eiscd rather sharply by Rev William
Elliot 6rilis, az BOSTON. "a Cungreva-
tionalist, iur saying IN his recent book
ON Japan thut The japanese had never
been separated hy rrecds and religious
wars Mr. Grifs has himself lived In
the empire. and h. claims t. know
enough af H., history e. De- aware of
Theological fcuds which led to great
blood shed
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MEDICAL
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HEALTH IS WEALTH |

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nxyrr, q guaranteed specific for Hysteria Dr.
Dssa, Commissions, Fits, Nervous keuralgia.
Headaohe, Nervous Prostitution caused BIZ the ne
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sanity ami Leading % misery. decay and daafh
Premature Old Age. Barrenness. Loss of Powsr
In either sex. InyOluBtayy Lcs-@- es1 s,ss-.,,as
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winter is going to be very inexpensive, be-
cause [ have told him that TO be absolutely
chic everybody must wear black. Being
fair, can wear all those delightful camel's
hair casnrneres and cloths that cling SO de-
lightfully, aud as | can't have color and be
in good form I am going to have black
We vet CLOAK"
ga black velvet cloak !" said small per-
son, with hair as black as the ace Of spades
and cheek like peach-"e black velvet
cloak! Why, remember, when Yves bit
of girl, that my grandmother's black vel
vet cloak was cut up to make Ele jacket,
and the rest of the pieces weat TO AXE hats
for the several members Of the family"
"Well,n drawied out blonde young
woman who had slightly cynical LOOK, If
I were old enough ] should probably be
able to say that remembered when Henri
Deux and all his court wore them. But
unfortunately my memory does not
90 back 90 far. Nevertheless they did wear
them, aud wore them with a much greater
air Of distinction than does the
fashionable girl to-day. To really wear
cloak well, aud by a cloak mean cape
coming below the knees, one should learn
first Of all to make ones self reposeful,
which means, to her who understands, the
being very calm aad wnlking straight, but
not stiffiy, then you walk as you should and
the cloak falls in natural, grac sful folds and
you are given q demure look that ought
t. charm by its coquetry.n
"But,n said tho first Of the three. 81
waited 60 talk about colors. not cloaks.
Now, how will Ollie, who has dark hair,
ever wear blsckF
'O.1 answered the second, "she must
wear the blacks that suit her; when she
chooses a wool. II must have silky APP
peAFAnoe, like Henrietta cloth; It's wee
bl5ndes that can wear the rough chsriOts,
eafbels hair cloths, ssrges aad Grape cloths (;
but then Ollie can wear satin, which Worth
Is bringing 10. OF sbe can throw q dash u
scarlet Or yellow 20 her black aud look like
q span.sh girl lsn Il queer how eOiofs
s.feet onsf Is SQUADS exaggerated, bus
giss you my sord a honor that ] have
been inAds as gloomy a. possible, aud have
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Will you permit me, says Clara Belle in
the Enquirer, to touch bllthesomely on the
subject of murder, We have had murder
as a fine art, murder as the last resort Of
patriots, murder made safe under the plea
of insanity and now we have the startling
novelty OF murder without committing
crime. don't refer TO murder as il is G m
United in Hawthorne's "Marble Faun," by
a look which impes the assassin TO commit
the crime; or as in "DanIel Deronda" by
act Of omission in not throwing ropo to a
drowning mnn; but to murder committed
un Ter tee very Ruise and garb OF affection.
The case is an English one. aud although
the murderous intent existed beyond a
shadow Of a doubt, yet there IS absolutely
nothing for the law to base charge upon.
Il is ali suspicion. but suspicion SO stfon g as
10 merit the name OF certainty. heVe al
wears ago Lord r. married lady Of noble
lineage, but be soon tired q her. and u was
a notorious fact that he was desperately and
maily ia love with o much younger aud far
handsomer woman. Now began a ilendisnly
cold-bloodei SC heme 20 get rid OF hls vie.
lie enc ,uraged Der % drink deep and 20
us- morphine. He bought aid ana vicious
horses foF Der % drive and ride. calmly
vauutiBg heF hQrsemsnshiP ~ order q pro
hsr 90 = become a more aud u9Te dafing
rider. 10 vent % the se tch est during
part % zoe summer. shsrs be ineiiel ber ~
prestige cauoeipg cl9tg q particularly eni
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Walter Bridges, Athens. Tenn, writes:
'For six years / bad been afflicted with
running sores and an enlargement of the
bone in my leg. tried everything heard
of without any permanent benefit until
Botanic Blood Balm was recommended TO
me. After using six bottles the sores healed,
and am now in better health than ] have
ever been. / send this testimonial unsolic-
itOd, because want others 10 be benefited.
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sIIIPPING.
BEAUFORT AND PORI ROYAL. s. c.

sTEAMEg ALPHA. II. A. sTRoHHAR.
Will Leave every Tuesday aDi Ihursday a. Z
O'Clock A. n. returning every "Wednesday ana
Friday. No freight received after 1899 a. = On
saiiiag days win touch ~ bi1nion On iuss
Day and Friday.
Special TILE 10 Button eFffy sunday q 20
\ rrturning ieeFe BiuiftOn 81 a r. Mon
day
FOR further iuferun sion. epflE -
q II. NEpLoCk, AEei9, ksl,fs HiieH
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Kohler. the lively elothisr, will sell one
hundred oyereoats al si0, worth sl2 add
els. to-day only. 10 Broughtou siTset.
I'D
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Kohler, tho lively oloshier, will sell %
suits worth SIS 90 and $40 90 for si2 90. 60.
day only. l5S Broughton street.--Ad.
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Pictures 10 great yariety ana all prioes
n. 9. Taylor, 135 York street-kd.
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Abboif's East Indian cofn Pznt cures az
c0rns buni0hs aal warts Al