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New HAVEN. Doc. lO.-Thc exc il emCnt among
In. ialo under graduates over the arrest Of
several OF their numlcr for last saturday
night. disturbance. which had partially sub
sided sinco the cases against the accused were
npll,,.. was renewd this afternoon when Fred
Wyrehnuscr OF Minneapolis. mcmber OF tho
freshman class. WAS arrested. charged with
breach OF the peace. He was aiterward re-
lensod unior SlJO bonds.
Other arrests are expected to follow. Do
tnrtiyrs hayo boon employed during tho past
week gathering evidence, and It is said that
they have secured evidence sufficient to con-
hnus"r is tho student who Is supposed To- have
thrown the torpedo which nearly blinded
Adler II musician.
The sun., 1892-12-11
iN .iDDRESS on SILyEK TO CAEIELlND


DENvEr. Dee. l0.-The Greys,one Club. tho
cadine Democrats, organization Of tho West.
IL going TO send to lrn,ident elect Grover
Cleveland II con:ra'nlntory address, weitton
on Il scroll Of Colorado silver
1t will he in silver ease If the most bcnuti-
lui drSign The address IL siSnsl by A. !.
Mckinley. President of the club and Ellis Ii
Spencer. Secretary.
m" Frrrlc's rnity faction o. the Democracy.
of which the Hon. r.. NJ. Patterson is the
mting Mr. Cleveland ON his sI"ress.
IhrY say that no Thriisanshlp Is admitted
lnt2 II" club and that III "lort on the rart
sihly opposed tn" election OF Mr. Cleveland.
They say iurthor that It was not the gift OF the
club hnt Of u fow lrirnis O! Mr. Mckinley who
are ANXIOUS for Office
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.T krGu". Dee. lN.-Thc election held in
this city ycs,r.,'al and to-day 10 afford the
tuXluy,rs an oil,Or,E'itY to vote on Tho iueS-
tiun IA, tn ;l3r ,:"Hm'in.: Of ifanchi' for an
rinr;rir iai'Any W. concluded 'o.Hi.Ht. and
rcsult"L "a aH o,rrw a"!ninE NI'iuiN for the
Mon Electric ~. ,alE. IN" lHii"r rc" eived
.1;i.i Nu;"- uf TIA" l'''p hhlE0t- "HS;.
The contest Ma, rlNn"n lhr mon and the
West chester II ''r.' rotiIan!r-. some timo
ago the Common Iouu, il .:rHui"d a franchise
to tl!r W"atut,"-iul. ..uiupHny. and This raused
much romu,rt. when tine matter came be-
fore MaI"r lru~u h" Vetoed III" resolution,
hut the Common tuuUcN Uh-e,uently passed
over III" Nur.. '"'.. The MAYOR then issued
~ pror'uni'i,,n. directing that tar question Of
"tnn'ip- iAe tranrtrlss be submitted to the
voters.
! lie Il" isiun r"rh"roI hy the taxpayers Mt
the r"l!- ar"'rdiuglg declares the action of tho
ommoN Inhn"i IN granting the franchise TO
tho Ne-icluht"r Company as against tho
wishes 'nh interests nt ~ majority ui most OF
the tuxpay"is "f tho rity.
The sun., 1892-12-11
Object to Non.unIon Pointers on the Worlds
Tnlr Catalogue.

CHICAGO. Doc. 1O.-The opposition OF organ
lied labor to tho award OF tho contract for
printing the Worlds Fair catalogue to the W.
i. ConEey Company is becoming pronounced
The local unions will see to it that the Con-
vention OF tho American Federation Of Labor.
which meets In Philadelphia on Monday
adopts strong resolutions denouncing the
award. Local unions also propose 10 fry to
kill tho Sunday opening project u the Conkcy
Company gets the contract. and have already
communicated with all CongrcsSmen in SYM
pathy with labor unions in regard to this
action. The Conkcy shop is non union.
The sun., 1892-12-11
Catarrh of the Stomach.

Mr. JOIN KINEALY OF 1O4 East 18th ST. says
II could not traM block riH,ou stopping al
least ttrre times. ! lost my appetite. nothing
tasted good to me. and il did cat had a ter
rible feeling OF distress in my stomach aftor-
ward. At night would wake up nearly sufTo-
Gated. md would hs compelled 10 sat up on II
chair the rest OF tho night. ] tried II number
OF physicians: they Sr,ade,i ny hugs. liSitnrd To
fat ] don't believe they knew what was tho
matter with me Tho physicians of the Cope
land Institute seemed to understand my cn 80
thOrouEhlr. took their medicine faithfully.
and improved from tho start"
The sun., 1892-12-11
Alpha Delta ThI Reunion.

The annual reunion Of tho Alpha Delta Phi
fraternity was hold last night Mt its club
rooms. ut Thirtv-rin'h strcat and Madison
avenue. The rooms were hung with paint
ings.. wh,ch ere to remain there through
ior'lay afternoon ana evening. the oc:
rasion being tn" clubs third annual
Artists Loan Exhibition. which began ycster-
day. There will be II public reception on Mon
we're rre.ent last night wcre Ellis Roberts.
Henry A. Bennett. Hamilton W. Gibson. II. n
TwomhIy. Collin Armstrong. Charles :. Eein-
f. Brown.
The sun., 1892-12-11
DYSPEPSIA FROM CATtRRH.


INCnt anu TN KcNN1f.
American people live rapidly. To this fact
is attrihutoI the almost general prevalence Of
dysrc1 sia. But 1t is not TO tho rush and hustle
OF lie that dyspepsia is duN so much ns to ca
tnrrhul trouble.
This is easily explained. Tho poisonous
dropping into tho throat. which is a part Of
catarrh. affects the stomach the mucus lining
Of which becomes irri.atcd and inilamed. and
that very common complaint. catarrh Of the
stomach. ensucs.
When there is added to the pains and misery
In tho head and chest tho horror of indigestion
the sufferer can well be ritied. The best thing
to do when this occurs is to see the Copeland
physicians who are celebrated for their sue
cess In treating cases OF this character.
The sun., 1892-12-11

"Why. Doctor" said q lady. IL I told
you what suffered under this treatment you
would hardly believe me. | was treated two
or three tines weok. They would spray
something into my nose ana when would
blow ont tn, secrctions on my handkerchtsf
the maticr that came out wodld burn holes in
the handkerchief. | Know IL seems to you nj.
most beyond belief. hut | have got to-day at
my home several handkerchicls that wore
ruined in this way. You can imagine how
strong this stun was that they put up my nose
whon IT, would destroy tho iibre OF linen
pocket handkerchief"
The sun., 1892-12-11
Drop In Western Freight Rates.

CHICAGO. Dec. 10-On Jan. 2 west bound
rates from Chicago to Colorado common points
will be reduced about 20 per cent The only
rates to escape reduction will he those on
wool. In agreeing on the reductions wool
was tax on out Of the classified list. and put in
the commodity list 1T the old raics. The rates
under the new arrangement VIII bo exactly tho
same east and vest.
Other reductions nr. ANTICIPATED. each line
taxing advantage OF tho present opportunity
Rates tn Texas points are in oNcn worse shape
than those to Colorado.
The sun., 1892-12-11
Catarrhal bronchitis,

Mrs IS,rGLi, MArEE OF di3 10th nv. SAYS:
Il had bronchial trouble. end on my first
visit TO the doctors oiiiro | was so short Of
breath that could hardly walk. NV chest
WIS soro and felt Iust rs though would
smother. was so chokei ur. | had severe
Lnrkinr cough, and ! would hawk and srit
M a rre,I deal of yellowi,h mucu-. with thick
hnrd Jumps ia it. since Drs. Copeland aud
The sun., 1892-12-11
THE LETIy.E MISS ETSSELL COT
For 5000 .he nuid Have ~ Bigger Silver
static Tlu., Mi"S Krhan,

S'altr lh!tl .hI.S hcutus
Mr.. T. lIsny French received a letter
from Miss faian Russell Yesterday asking
lim make Iallic = letter that sho received
from J. q. Hlrvcy about tho model for the
Nucl.discussel statue Of Justice IL silvcr Cor
tie World. Fat.
"lsenl ittoyoJ." ,aid Miss Russell. "know-
h:'Nh' you viii see NO righted in this mnt-
w This LETTER adds a new CHAPTER to tho
S7roy"rsy. AMI ais, introduces Il new statue.
Geahis:
i5'' NnM~>'r Br.n,Nc cr,cAco. Dee. 6. 1902.
t'M''" Rr.tN pi"..rryi. i".
War Miss EL,Hil hnvc lust returned from Now
N'a'E, where iiavr h",n for three wec%s past. snt
IAN aarsedhy myn',orury. NJ. rcase that he called
.i'h go" during Irur stay IN tuis ;nr rclntiys
lo''iHas mode for serpnd silver statue which
We "'hh Of erecting 10, smother svcr9roduciug
H. nm $50 nd. ..i by The sculptor who has in
4, r"i, Me "inr.aon o., ,he statue of Justice for
h., " ~ hL'ht,hi You saw his ngure OF Miss
+ T% H. " sr noN II un. y"us =. highly PLEASED with
GSfr. EIw' EI wy iaflrT nni tuer statue than tho
IhN" w. I, WIN hs Of sold silver hut much NOR,
,h ~ 70 mwlr, ~. wNk for man even greater
y"n.o a. & NJ ",N ne Is very Snso Gus TO excel that
~ MrsnI t he 'e,y s!.h ndeea,o have you a.amoIe
sT ast July in Nrw lorH IN yes,-s Ien, r'"ha "a
, ,.n.hs N1u u. w'f", for The statue Of ru W.
~ NV" r, p. nr declined as your manager to deIray
nanc "a "a, :" lhr eNpthc connected Herewith inas
,.% n 49, ~ ne h"u no ps1maneni Calm on yDur tim.
H., 'ht'' NHs OF course possibility Of yOn- I,,vtng
nnr, , 30 nr hia not led Justified n extenIina liz
un ,"s" nf mo nearn,s Of the Fair and the Im,cd
p,,.. W m.p"sai we heed to act quickly in tbis
~W 81 "nat we 10 must be done at once " '''''
ny w. "esie 10 pos" a. eur model we viii do for vou
N,rr pnbictr d2m" IA question of nice news
n, -. p"oi..'E, Just as have Jone in
a,srysw VI Mss Rslan Il enclose Sou an
NHlIh ] hHi
ni N, l,essrn'atiy.) and immoitalzc YOU in silver
hr.or, nsr" snaiI pc sNhlbited after tho Worlds
p,r"lN ~ least year. 10 ssibly Two years
'goHSliry and in the ON World wv ''~'''
n,k,sxs,mmnnr 10 ASK ton however to yive ma your
@. PSml Noihing less and / need to know mt
NJ l.r t, u" th.s Ittirr as contfential, and let
u. n,,,, nom You hy wire ymlr drcisinn in
SVrs ,nI' ani' favorable Will take the tfa for
g,,;,,t,s,y failure to see you in p.s on am. very
No,,,''' j. .. IiARyEY.
n.Itys'ctf lm,G,rneE q Days Theatre said last
iGs sraMs Miss Rohan had already posed IUr
ihs, bst s'atu" Of Justice. and. ,noreoysr'
aao PAID nothing for tip privilege.
The sun., 1892-12-11
Musical Instruction For All.

The second OF the additional free music
classes for the roople started by Frank Dam
rosch will assemble for instruction at $ clock
tomorrow afternoon in tho Hebrew Institute.
Jefferson street and East broadway. Mrs.
Sara ]. J. McCafYrey will be tho teacher.
Although this class is to be in tho lfobrow
Institute tho committee wants it understood
nntionnities are to he welcomed, The Hebrew
Institute has been srlectod BECAUSE 1t has tho
largest available hail on the east side down
The sun., 1892-12-11
Work Begun on thc New Inmnn Iron Stcam-
shin.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1O.--The work Of con-
structnG two OF the five steamships for tho In ..
ternational Navigation Company. which will
DO practical countorparts OF the City OF
Paris and City Of New York OF the Inman line.
has begun at tho shipya-l Of William Cranip
4 Sons
The first of the vessels will bo built where
the recently launched war ship Columbia was
constructed. and the second to the north of
Cruiser No. 13. The krcls OF both boats are
bein: laid. and they will he by far the largest
ships ever built by the Cramrs.
The 1nman line is controlled nv the Inter
national Navigation Company. as nro also the
Red Star line ami the American line. All OF
the prospective steamships will sail from New
The sun., 1892-12-11
Co'do" Men A.. that Action ON tar Hatch
.siii Isc Postponed.

NrTCHE2. Dec. 10. The following letter was
sent to-dayt - 'cnntor" 't"orl," an ! Waltlail
Of Nississ.rpl hy I. L. TilIman. plrsid"n; OF
tie NGtchcH Merchants and Cotton fNchnng":
Our Cotton ENchunu". conroI"I r' ilar-
chants. planters, huN"r-. nauuin"tnrCr~
hnnkcrS aud iNsin"s~ in"n nf all ralIug-. -
enc" 10 have action on The Hatch hl' post
ponrd until Janunry, u /. Thought ihIl th"
viii not l,c affected H.. 'hc liberation Of the
The sun., 1892-12-11

effects Of this Kind OF ttrcatmont. Their noses
are burned out" their throats cauterized.
and tho delicate membrane lining showing
the unmistakablc and irrcparablc effects OF
these mothois Such cases are the most dit.
Interviews given o'ow, taken from patients
who have within q shogt time come to these
given word for word us they were mado in the
Offices Read them. aud then Judge whether
Dir. COPELAND is justified in protesting ngainse
such Wo.k.
The sun., 1892-12-11

ioSKERs. :. d.. Dee. 10 Miss Eva wilson
"mployed in the coax Department "i "A NHnk
ton dry go IDS store. has received a b"Iu"st f
s5D.U0u from an English aunt who died recent
" Il few miles ant "f London. Tho alnt's for.
tune amounts To SluO,HD had il To .r evenly
divided between Eva and her youngr" sister
Edna. who is II student In Il New York art
school. The sisters will GO to England early
next year to take possession of their new
home. The girls nro compelled 10 earn u
living.
The sun., 1892-12-11
I,upture,l His Ear Drum,

Still another in speaking of these Torque-
madas Of the profession. said: "They held
tube in my nose and turned on m air pressure
that made my head feel like II balloon: every
part of my hoad seemed to snnp and crack.
For hours nfterwarl tho ruin WAS intense In
my head. aud for eight long days and nights I
did not sleep. They hal rmptured my ear
drum. and have entered u suit for damages
in the sum of $4,000"
The sun., 1892-12-11
More Raids In the Fifteenth.

The police OF the Mercer street station made
another raid on disorderly houses and i'm
proper persons last night.
twenty women werc arrested on lhom pson.
McDonsall. Nest Third. and Wooster streets
ana the houses at .2n and 23O Thompson
street were rsided. and thirty-three prisoners
were made
The sun., 1892-12-11
Ills soft Palate IsurnCd Away.

gentleman cxrrcsscd himself In this
way: Il had u sore throat. and they burned
it with caustic until you can see your
self that the delicate mucous membrane lining
of my throat has been burned OH. You can see
the scar ts+u" yourself. Part OF my soft pal.
ate ia burned away too since thon | speak Q
great deal rs II had haro lip. | suppose I
cannot get any rciioI Tor my throat now. I
sniler with II all the time. too: and when eat
oftcntimcS .Onr OF the food gets buck of what
Is left OF my soft palate into NV noseand sticks
thCre md lMtprfrrnS with my hrcnthinG.N
The sun., 1892-12-11
JUTIINGS .4BOUT TOWN.

Lieut. H. r. Pssry. L. s. N. is at the Everett House.
Judge lngraham has annuled the marriage OF Eva t.
T. Noe Sh! ferre A. Moo.
Daniel Mclaughlin, the man who jumped from the
hl"nklyh bridge viii hc sent TO Wards Island as y
iunatc.
Mw. Maud Elmorr, tho leading woman OF tho Wilson
n.rirtl company. arrived on the City chester yer
The sun., 1892-12-11

Doctor. they burned my noso out" said
lady to Dr. Copeland They used an iron.
heated to a whitc heat. und thrust it up my
nose. 1t frightened me greatly and hurt me
more. There was a perfect cloud OF smoke
that came from my nose. and the odor OF burnt
flesh was so strong that it made me feel faint
and sick. tried to be bravo and stand this
treatment. for ] wanted to 10 cured so much.
but it was no use: trem bled at the thought
OF going to tho Office for treatment 1t was Q
long time after stopping the trcatnent before
my nose became rs wci n. It is now My nose
was very sore from tho effects OF the treat.
ment. and great scabs would form on the parts
that were burnt. and thought foc a long time
that tho partition OF my nose would slough
awayb
The sun., 1892-12-11
SEVERE LOCAL TREATMENT.
Methods that Are Not Only Painful, hut \ sc
Unnecessary and Unsuccessful.

DR.. Copeland aud his associates are sincere
in this matter. and as scientific men. as phy-
sicians, and M specialists they believe and
assert that these methods are injurious, dan
gcrous. health destroying. ani sometimes
Mtat II Is witt, no desire to make cnlital
out OF the matter that they present thr>o
facts. Day after dny patients come TO their
Offices LEARN. sIncE.n. evi,lcnco % the
The sun., 1892-12-11
ULCER OF STOMACH.
An Illustration Of What Neglected. Catarrh
Nav Lead To,

May Lead To.
Most OF the patients who have been cured by
DoctorsCopclanda and Gardner it will be noticed
from tho statements OF those whose testi-
monials arc printed. have been sufferers for
a long period Of time. Days. weeks. months.
and years Of Ill health form n terrible chapter
in tho lives Of many. and it is pitiful to think
that all this unnecessary suffering is under
gone Just because the victims did not seek the
right physician or tho proper method of cure
1t is Just because the way is not clear to hun
dreds OF sufferers that these articles are pub.
lished. Read the testimonials. and profit by
the experience OF others.
The sun., 1892-12-11
THEIR CREDENTIALS.

DR.. Copeland is n graduate Of bellevue Medi.
cal College: was President Of his class in that
institution. He has controlled. directed. and
managed for some time the largest special
practice In tho world. DR.. i. l.. Gardner grad
Mated from the University OF the City of New
special study in microscopy and pathology.
and from Prof. Thompson for special study on
diagnosis. lie underwent examination before
the faculty Of the jefferson Medical College Of
Philad delphin. Penn. and his diploma YVES en-
dorsed BY that Il otcd institution.
The sun., 1892-12-11
The Copeland Medical Institute,
is West 24th ST., Now York.
/. T.. GAKnHIG. ". IT,. 'ir rhS.ici.as

Srccianln-; Cata,rh. Bronchitis Asthma
and Ill diseases oi thp Eye. Ear, Throat and
Lungs. stomach and l'rwcls; skin and Blood
disr.,s"s-ErHcmC, hives. i,io'"i'"s. rimpIcs.
acne. rinGworn. tct'"r. salt T5ruA; kinney.
bladder and Rectal troubles - 't,hrte,.
liriGh,'s. gravel. rti"S. fls-n'". nstnla: rhcu-
sia. chronic ,l,arrhr'H. lNs"nirEt, cunNurnitipn.
dropsy. !i,cr ,'piulilin'. laAndics. .:!andulf
Juniors and al Chronic disease.
OFFIt7. n0I'R-, . \. ~. TO II $40 \. NJ,
/. 10 =, l.. W., : 80 % T.. -. sundays. . to .
A. W., to { =. v.
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""hoacn tteartet Club Give. q House
, Warming.

new club house Of the Hoboken Quartet
W "a'hirgtor street. FIoboken. was
.aopeh t" tho public last night. Tho
hb',,i,nS logan with u street parade In
" n,r,'' r'' ttriona. Iyras. and Hoboken Club
y sSI ia ~ 'ha, club house tlore was din
u! r,.i resident Ostvn Mayor stanton,
''e''d"Eis Patttorg, Welr. and kvhne.
The sun., 1892-12-11
''en'''l" Accident Inlu-A 4 to Rer,n ON
Monday.

tan,y Physician Converse has directed
g.'. "Oaof raTsloT TO hold an inquest in the case
G,r se Lawson. who died in the Jersey
r5,,,'"' n'S"'al from injuries received in tho
r&&,.n r&,.anoon, on tho N,w Jersey Central I;ailroad
,arsnlttr'lIir Thursday. The Coroner en-.
INiy.' Ill., n lvFv yesterday and viewed the
lyhi fi' i'ppe .ilmlGTTi wilI ho began on Tuesday
lI.i"iG Ghhlrh"'s Hall. Jersey City.
ttrr,'. n.Ir3v aad J. +. Feinlei, The two other
!i.y !it accident who arc In tho Jersey
llsyrwysn,'al are still in a critical condition.
sspto n' ift",,,iny easily last night, and there
"''"liIIiy Of their rccovSry.
The sun., 1892-12-11

sleep well now. something l had not done
In long time. / cat well. cough very little.
and feel better in every way"
The sun., 1892-12-11
The DOre Gallery.

The Dore gallery Mt the Carnegie Music Hall
Is 10 he open this afternoon.
The sun., 1892-12-11

North Shore Limited via New York CsntrAi-bsst Af.
tsInoUn train t< L.l i.SYa -JsA
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-11-25
The Slender Woman.

ut Slcuuer WOIudu SfetItSG lulSIilkc Is
in having her clothes too loose, believing
that in this way she hides the angles. In
reality her bodice should be fitted per-
fectly, padding used if necessary, and re-
lance placed upon the trimming to give
apparent size. The lace epaulettes, either
on bodice or wrap, will add to her breadth
and make her look more rounded, while
the lace cape has an equally good result
She can wear short coat, double breasted
and with faring reyers of fur or velvet. In
deed it may be said of her that everything
impossible to her stout sister is permissible
for her. A snugly fitting bonnet will be
found most becoming, and about her throat
she can have either high, stiff collar of
white linen or the full. fluffy fur or feather
boa.
The tailor made suit in ita severity is
proper, for good tailor knows how to fit
even the plaineSt dress SO that the wearer,
while slender has a rounded appearance
and does not suggest that unpleasant ad-
jective, angular" Remember that hard,
plain fabrics are not suited to you, but
that you want rather the soft, clinging
stuffs that are at once graceful and in good
STYLE In colors choose the warm browns,
the brighter blues, although still mean
the dark ones. Soft, delicate gray will be
found particularly becoming, and is in
beautiful harmony with gray hair.-New
York Commercial Advertiser
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-11-25
Treasures of a Turkish Tomb.

No Christian may enter these holy pre-
cincts-the mosques of Nazan-and as one
passes the doors of the mosque one can
only catch glimpse of long rows of col
umns and afeades. The tombs themselves
are within, each in it's sanctuary. These
holy of holies are said to be most gorgeous
and beautiful. The ceilings and doors are
richly painted and gilded. the walls and
the tombs are hung with gold embroidered
velvet, while ON every side are ranged the
presents brought by the faithful who visit
and pray there. Two centuries and half
of offerings are contained within these
sanctuaries. Among them are candlesticks
of silver and gold, boxes of illuminated
manuscripts, more than hundred clocks
of all ages and fashions, quantity of old
china and many other quaint things.
Doubtless among this huge collection are
articles of 9bld and silver. clocks, china,
ETC., which, Oh account OF their ages and
the great care that has always been taken
OF them, are almost priceless.
The business part of the sanctuaries is
without doubt the huge boxes with grated
tops. into which the faithful drop their
money. The sums thus collected are di-
vided monthly into four parts, one-fourth
being laid aside for the keeping up of the
tombs, and three-fourths go to the she
reefian family Blackwoods Magazine.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-11-25
TENNySON.

Beyond the sunset he hath gone at last;
Palsied the pen. silent the silver tongue,
Finished the tender, fearful songs he sung,
The martial note that like a bugle rung.
Whose echoes sound from out fading past.
O cruel years, 0 years that speed so fast
Taking the choicest and the best OF ours,
Stealing life's summers and its sweet hearts
fiow'rs,
Crushing the pearls that are before us cast;
Thus from our century, ere we turn the page,
A spirit goeth, one who moved our moods
From Crimean charges to the peace which
broodS
Ger sunlit meadows and in twilight woods
The altruistic genius of our age.
Howard James in Kate Fields Washington
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-11-25
Let us Reason,

If any one weo suffers from rheumatism would
stop and reason moment before they decide to
purchace some remedy, they could not help avoid
any so-called cure that is sold for 81. Figuring
the retailers and iobbers and the manufacturers
profits out of that solitary dollar, there is lett not
over % cents for the medicine. DR.. Drummonds
Lightning Remedy appeals to ones good sense
The price S. per bottle and to any one suffering
from Rheumatism it is as cheap as it is good and
effective. Sent to any address by Drummond
Medicine Co., 1850 Maiden Lane, New York
Agents wanted.
Success in everything depends largely upon
good health. De Wits Little Early Rlsers are
little health producing pills. See the point
Then take an "Early Riser
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-11-25
They win Not Share.

Totling-I suppose Hilow will get all his
fathers property, as he has no brothers or
sisters. "
Dimling-He has, though 1 know Of at
least five girls who have promised to be
sisters to him. Detroit Free Press,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-11-25
Castoria.

"Castoria is SO well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-"
II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Ill So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
sOur physicians in the chldren's depart
ment have spoken highly of their expert
encs in their outside practice with castoria
and although we only have among oul
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it."
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIspENsARY,
Boston, Mass.
ALLEN c. SMITH, Pres,
uyrov Sfroef New York CITY.