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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
when Baty was sick, we gave her Castorie-
When sue wAs Child, sho cried for Castoria
When she became MIS-, slIe ciung " Cassoria.
When she had Children. size gave them CasssriA


Of DR.. Dayids Cough Syrup, taken when the
cough first appear. may save u long spell u
Illness. IL IS tho BEsT cough euro known.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-07
n POznanfa,
Poznon, IL Msjs.

roman IL maJa.
Przez kilka tygodni, kt6re u
plynely cd czasu rozpoczecia sic
nauki szkolnej po Wielkieinocy
i cd terminu przyjmowania no;
wych uczniow do szk6l tutejszych
mosna byio dowisdSiee sic 70.
anych szczeg6i6w zasziych przy
zapisywaniu nowicyusz6w szkol.
nych ] nabrac ma podstawie ta.
kowych .wyobraAenia o zadaniu.
jake sobie kierownicy szk6i tn.
'tejszych postawili W osadzaniu
narodcwOSci nowo Eameldowanych
dzieci. Ot6z przyszedlem do pre-
konania, BE wtym roku z wieksza
jeszcse mia "a lat dswniejszych
tendencyjnOScia starano sic ko.
sztem narodowoSci pOlskiej prsy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-07

spOrzy6 uczni6w oddzialom pie.
Observation-Disclosures. z wielka sta.
nowczo6cia i bez wszelkich skru.
puiew odsadzano rodzic6w Pola.
k6w W bardzo wielu pr~zypadkach
cd Prawa oznaczania narodowoSci
swych dzieci. Wcielajqc dice
POlskie do oddzial6w niemiecko-
kstolickich, ME ogranicsano SIC
ma tych, ktore noslq nazwisks
niemieckie Tub z niemiecks
brzmiace, lecz brano sie i do ia.
kich. kt6rych nazwisko polskie
ME Pozostswiaio &adnej wqtph.
woSci o pOlskiem pOchodzeniu
polskiej narodowoSci noszacych
takowe. / chocis& wdowa pam
Hilsmsnnowa jak najmocniej "a.
pewniaia, ke dom jej Jest polski
! fe c6rka iej Wanda po poIsku
sic mOdli, sspissno " szkole oby.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-07
Pamieci Mikolaja K~opernika, Wielkiego
astronoma Polskiego.
pres Ssymona Nodzersksego.

Przes Ssynp0no AodrzecsSego.
n Mikoisj Kopernik kt64 Ont ~spytacie:
. Wy, szczeg6Iniej urodzeni W chacie
: Z~aPadiej. cichej ubogiej wiosii.
Atorzy MIC WleceJ ME znacie.- procz troski.
Pr6cz cielkiej, twardej cd dsiecihstwa piracy,
Procz ies i potu, q nieraz rozpaczy....
Mikolaj Kopernik = to geniusz narodu 80.
To chluba Polski toruhskiego grodu
On. to nauka wielkiemi -czyny
Zdobyf nam slave, wzbii sic ma wy3yny...
Kt6rego wolf potegi ducba
Olbrzymie siohce ziemska kula siucha!..
o, Drogi Ziomkul Swieczniku lechickil
Szczescie zes ME wpadi pod NOD jezuicki,
"a to zes zerwai ciemnosci zasfone,
Zes tsjemnioe odkryf niezgiebione.
Dzii wiecznej chwaiy otacza Gle tecza,
Gdys G... nauka wielki krok z~awdziecza.
Twcj Gym wsPeicsesny z czynem Columbusa,
Uspionych budai, Z letargu porusza
Nastepcom". dsja do czynu zachete;
Wa2nej epok sztandary zatkniete...
A ludzkoi6 dumna W rsdoici okrzyku,
CEesc "a oddaje Wielki Kopernikul
TAX, Kopernika wytyczone tory
HslTleks.ych medrcow refornuja w.ory..
Polakn dliefo system. przeinacza,
L nsjsmielszego zadziwia badacza.
Myili ~genijalnal.. wszak twoje promienie
"strzymafy siohce, poruszyfy ziemie.
Wierz ludu polskil kocbsny... iedyny
Jedna nauka, wraz z mia :. wielkie czyny
TworZa " narodzie niezmierns potege:
Chcess sic ~przekonac zobacz dlej6w ksiege.
badsj przesaioic kaAdego narodu,
a sam ts prawde przyznasz bez zawodu.
Bowiem gdy postep peta ludlow krnszy,
Gdy-mys she budl W najubo4szej duszy,
Gdy-rozum ludzftak daleko siega
Gdzie najbystrzejsze oko ME dosiega.
my do iwiatla podnieimy zrenice,
A rychfo zgna. rodowe roznice--
Postep pozmnieiszaf mora lady
Postep-usuwa dziwaczne przesady,
PosteP-jak burza poirod ~letniej suszy
HszechWiadne irony obala i kruszy.
Postep-nim jeszcze ten wick sic zakohczy, y
Wesiem braterstwa ~wszystkie Judy ziac1yl
A vice tuiac1e Polski, Ltwy, Rust,
Me badzmy niemi, nj slept, nj giusi
Ma ruch postepu = ma swiatfo nauki....
Wierzcie!. gdy syny.. vase cory, wnuki.
Juz tsjemnice nauki posieda,
Pewnie W niewoli - jake my ME beda.
Ojczyzna naszs .Unia' zespolana,
q grObu wyciaga skrwawione ramona
l VIOLA: ,,dziecil ty dru3yno Laszai
Tutaj W ksjdanach Rodzicielka waszal".
Nauka jedna mode nasz krai zbawiG
" rzedzie pierwszych W iwiecie pahstw postawic.
Zatem do czynul kto ~chociaaby trocha
Jeczaca W wiesach Ojczyzne swa kocha.
Kto kocha OjcoW nieska2ona move,
Kto wielbi duchy wielkie. zagrobowe.
Kto mianem Polak ME gardzilecz chlubi,
Mech marine czasu drogiego ME gubi.
Do czynu Bracial cry starry, czy mIodzi.
Do czynu SiostryI wszak czYn cuda piodzi,
Do czynul gdy Bracia ma Sybirze ~jecza....
Do czynu! gdy Judy kajdanami brzecza...
Do czynu wazyscyl DO krew lacka plynie,
Do czynu razeInl a Polska ME zginie!l
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-07

VIC AOA0OA y. nAuIAub y OCe10n0m
Hejnatem, Klemensem Reimanem.
chocia& ojcowie sapewnialj, se
.synowie ich 50 polskiej narodo.
wosci. W goraczce germanizacyi.
nej zaliczyf ten2e sam rektor.
ktorego naGwisko stafo sic W o.
statnim czasie. gloinem, sierote
Adama Romihskiego, Zakrzewi.
CA, syna cygarnika, Franciszka
Burdsjewicza, Ignacego Wolnie.
wieza j wielu innych chiopcow
Polakow do Niemc6w ola tepo,
ably sic uczyli modlitwy, katechr.
emu j piesni koicielnych pc ME.
miecku. Ably ME byio "a wiele
i zbyt natarczywych reklamacyi,
gfosili odnoini kierownicy szk6f,
ze to sic stale tylko tymczasowo
G.vorlaufig"), lecz owo ,,vor.
iauhg" ME ustaje.
Ably Gel osiagna6, korzystaja
rektor1y nawet z nieSwiadomoici
rod1ic6w, ME wiedzacych, o co
wfasciwie " tel sprawie chodzi.
l tax " szkole PREY bramie Byd.
goskiej odpowiada niejakii Ku.
czyhski ma pytanie rektorar D.
Kzesnitzka, czy 4yczy sobie, ably
she syn jego uczyi po niemiecku,
W mniemaniu, ze chodzi O nauke
niemieckiego jezyka a ME o ma.
uke religii, potakujaco. Skutkiem
tel odpowiedzi zapisano chlopca
jake Niemca. l byioby tax DO.
zostaio. gdyby sic p6zniej ME byio
wyka1aio, Re maiy Kuczyhski ma
lekcyi religii zgoia mic ME rozu-
miaf z tego, CO do niego mo-
wiono.
frzy]eto W szkofach tutejszych
take "a zasade, il dziecko PREY.
byte tn z innej miejscowosci musi
tutaj uchodzic "a Niemca, choc-
BY byi najoczywistszy dowod, ae
jest Polakiem, je4eli tam, gdzie
dawniej do szkoiy -uczeszczaio,
musiaio sic ola tego uczyc religii
po niemiecku, be W owei miei.
scowoici byi Ola wszystkich bez
wyjatku uczni6w zaprowadzony
niemiecki wykiad religii.
Hodzice poszukuja ma drodze
legalnej sprawiedliwosci i zaczv.
nara swe reklamacye i przedsta-
vienna cd n~ajniAszej iDstancyi,
lecz zle ma tenn = jak ma to ga
dowody wychodza.
Do sskofy PREY placu Sapie-
Syhskim zameldowala pani Rel.
man, zdomu Drobnik, syna swepo
3. letniego Feliksa. Rektor D.
Markus, usiyszawszy nazwisko,
PoWiada: mo, tax, matka lest
Polka, q ojciec jake Reiman Jest
Nlemiec, syn must vice bye
I'd eutsch- katholisch b" /
uczyc sis religii po niemiecku".
Ably wyprowadzie p. rektera =
bisdu, adai she nastepnie ojciec
do szkoiy j OSwiadczyi, ae Jest
POlakiem. skutkiem tsgo posia.
no chiopca ma polsks nauke re-
hgii. Pc dw6ch jednakse CIV
trzech lekcyach religii, wycOfa1
Enow rektor Feliksa 2 oddziaiu
polskiego j pOslai go miedzy
Niemcow. Pan Reiman zwolnii
sic znow cd piracy - a lest cie.
i mieszka pod nr. IL przv
Wodnej = by p. rektora
spoWodowac SVEN przedstawie.
niem rzeczy do traktowan;a svna
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-18
STATE COnRE,PONDENCK.
North Haven

North Haven.
 THE COLD, COLD WINTER OF '92-3-GENERAL NEWS
 OF THE TOWN.
 Jan 16-Coldest winter for many years-14 be- low zero at H M. Bakeslee's and F C. Bradley's on Saturday morning. At the center the mercury does not go as low, but the weather is cold enough and the men work at ice. Smiths pond houses in town filled from that; forty or fifty men there at work at one time; ice about twelve inches thick and of excellent quality.
 Dr. R. B. Go dyear has built new ice house
 Four colored men, reported to assist in the service at the Northford Congregational church evening attract.d sone from North Haven who braved the cold to hear them.
 One hundred and ninety UT and two visitors at the Congregational Sunday school on sunday i; larger number of papers taken in the school than ever before.
 W CT U at Center chapel on We tuesday Business of interest to be considered and full attendance is desired. The union expects to meet every alternate Wednesday and can be de- pend upon without notice from aoy point ex- cept any necessary change will be given by the officer and daily papers. Thursday.
 On Sunday Rev Mir. Reynolds read the pro- gram of an anti saloon convention to be held at A1iddletown this week. Reduced return car fare.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. J Pardee were thrown from their sleigh on the way to church Sunday morn ing The shafts be came unfastened and dropped near Bai .ey's shoe shop fir ghtenng the horse, which be- anne uumanageable and ran. MT. an ] Mrs Pardee were not seriously injur ed but thor. oughly frightened. were several who saw the accident. W. H. Todd stopped the horse near the old BernardsHuntley place. Mir. and Mrs. R J. Shepherds daughter Mar guerite has baby sister whose birthday was January 1 ?, 1892.
 Our grocery merchants, Pierpont and Cooper, both distribute interesting, handsome calendars this year MT. Cooper's is equally valuable as a good looking landscaps scene as the one of 1892, whil, that of Mir. Pier ont shows two youpg E faces bright and attractive. The COURIER cor. respondent was remembered by MT. Pierpont and returns thanks.
 General salt meadow owners are now busily at work having
 The family of George Stiles received a box of delicious oranges from Mir. Stiles, who is spend ing the winter in Florida. The COURIER cores pendent was remembered by Mrs. Stiles. These oranges have a peculiar flavor which is very enjoyable.
 John Hull has rented an ice house at the Center and is putting in large quantity of ice for family use.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-18

"After suffering for months with in somnia (eleeplessuess) and nervous pros tration was persuaded to try Paine's eel cry compound
 "Good results were shown after the use of one bottle, and three practically cured me.
 "Fully approaching the benef s derived from the use of Paine's celery compound, I take pleasure in recommending it to others. It is not only valuable as a rem edy, but delightfully."- pleasant as com pound"
 The cas. cf Helen Jackson, who now re- sides at 23 Lawrence street, is not unlike 1t. Both suffered from the rssult of an impaired nervous system, and both Were speedily cured. Says Mrs. Jackson
 "My left shoulder and arm, my knee and tie lower part of my right leg be- came very stiff and painful. could hard ly walk. My doctor csme and Irsscribed for me Instead of getting better 1 got to my hand. That was go swollen could not use it for some weeks. My leg re- mained the same I hobbled around for one whole month before l gave up. That was in January. One sftern on In Febru- ary I felt as though I would like to lay down for few moments. l did, but stayed there did not gst up again for two months. had th rec doctors and they told me I had iptiamm story rheumatism. still had pain in my left arm, bat my knee was a sight. Int w*s GO swollen and so crooked and 80 painful l thought would never get it straight again.
 "Wlth all the medicine l took, nothing seemed to help.
 "Duripg that time my sister recom- mended Paine's celery compound, and b. 2 .n taking it at once. Slow, but sure, it d,d it's work. I felt the effect in two wseks' time. In two weeks more l began to walk with caue If you could see me now the way I walk about, you would never believe it was who could not walk for two months Paine's celery compound did it. believe in it and recommend it to everybody.
 "My husband a'so had terrible sharp pains all through his body which located in his left hip. He commenced at one taking Paire's celery compound and can prove the wonderful effect it had on him. The pains left him and he felt different man altogether"
 From all over the state and particularly along the Hudson where it has been almost impossible to supply the demand for Paine's celery compound, come the same kind of reporrs Says Harman Henderer of 243 Third street, Albany:
 "It affords me pleasure to add my test imony to tie value and efficacy of Paine's celery compound
 "Du,ing the six years between 1884 and 1890 wa- a constant sufferer from acute rheumati.m for many days at a time being unab to leav. my bed, and at all times suffering in 'ense pain.
 II had tried every remedy suggested, without obtaining relief, and had about given up all hope of recovery, when, little over year ego, at the earnest folicit- ation of a friend began to use Paine's eel cry comp ,und. FrGm the time I began taking the compound began to obtain re- lief, and for the past pine months have not lost day from my business, and now consider my. elf permanently cured
 Painss celery compound mikes people we'll
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-18
HEALTH OF THE STATE.

The Unusual Prevalence of Scarlet
 Fever-The Secretary of the State
 Board Strongly Emphasizes the Ne-
 cessfty of Isolation and Immediate
 Precautionary Measures.
 The state board of health report for De- cember embodies much of interest to the public. Among the specially local points it is noted that the number of deaths in New Haven for the month is 147. Of these 51 were of children under five years of sge The total of deaths represents an annual death rate in New Haven per 1000 inhab- itants of IS 0l; New London's is IS 08; New Britain's 20; Hartford's 19 O2; Derby's IS; Ansonia's 13 05. The town of Winchester had the highest death rate for the month, 22 O1.
 Tue following towns are reported as hav- ing no deaths in December: Andover, Avon, Bolton, Canterbury, Chatham, Chester, Durham, Eastford, Esston, Franklin, Goshen, Grsnby, Hampton, Harwinton, Lebanon, Lisbon, Mansfield, Marlborough, Middlebury, Morris, North Brsnford, Old Saybrook, Prospect, Rocky Hill, Roxbury, Salem, Sterling, Warren, Washington, We-tbrook, Weston, Willington, Wood bridge-33.
 In addition to the above report of nor tality this office is in receipt of nineteen other reports from sanitary correspondents in various parts of the state, relating to the eickness prevailing in the places from which they are received.
 The towns so reporting are Ansonia, Avon, Bridgeport. East Windsor, Green wich, Griswold, Guilford, Haddam, Hart ford, New Britain, Norwalk, Orange, Rocky Hill, Salem, Stamford, Sufield, West Hartford, Westpo1t, Wetaersfeld- 19
 The mortality report for December has been received from every town in Con- necticut except Union.
 There were 1,04l deaths reported in the state during the month. This was 24 more than in November; it was 699 less than in December, 1891, and 5S less than the aver age number of deaths in December for the five years preceding the present.
 Tee number of deaths in the twelve months of the year compared with the same of each of the five years preceding was as follows.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-18

Mrs. Ida N. Langley, wife of Chris. Langley, died at her home, No. 5 Osborn street, last evening at about o'clock, leaving boy about one week old. The de. ceased was married about five years ago. Only one year after her marriage Mrs. Langley fell down stairs with a lighted lamp in her hand and was frightfully burned. From the effects of the accident she never fully recovered. Chris. Langley was formerly prominent and popular member of the fire department and at pres ent he is an employe of the New Haven clock works and electrician at the New Ha- ven opera house. He will receive the sym pathy of all in his sorrow.
 The deceased was daughter of Samuel W. and Ellen L. Churchill, now of Milford, formerly of this city and at one time resi- dents of Franklin street, near State. Mrs. Lsngley's age was thirty four. She was for number of years past a member of the First Baptist church and was highly esteemed, and the sad news of her death will bring sincere sorrow to many hearts.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-18
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
 Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria. Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
EtnanCtaI.
The stock Market-Irregular open. ing-The Close FiTm-Falling or in the Demand for Stocks-Railroad Bonds Active and Primer.

NEW FORK, Jan IL
 In the st. ok market here to-day there was a less urgent demand f Jr securities, and bears and traders were more active. Selling to realize profits was factor at all hours of the day, but was pronounced in St. Paul, Rock Island and Chicago Gas. While the bea IS attacked the last named it was found well protected In the spe- ciaties there was absence Of ciques. The coal stocks were strong in the forenoon Lacka- wanna making Q sharp advance, the others ris- ing fracti onaly. Later ia the day Reading was heavy. The bitumInous c pal stocks showed none of thei- latent strength. Hooking Coal score1 a net decline of 2zs ger cent. Manhattan was moved rapidly backward and forward over a range of something over per cent, but display ed a stronger temper and closed with a gain of 24. Reslizations in the gr augers stocks forced declines in a number of tte stocks The general list opened irreg Jar and generally higher. The forenoon's operations generally showed small advances, but these were in most cases after. ward neutralized. The list q osed firm. Railroad bonds were active and firmer, but final changes were unimportant.
 Following th- closing prices, reported by PRINCE & wHITELy, bankers and brokers, No Gl Broadway, New York, and No. 1G Center street, New Haven:
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-18
THE CUhONEk,s VERDICT.

Coroner Mix Exonerates the Rail-
 road Company and Engineer Bake CT
 in Regard 10 Young Elk1ns, Death
 in West Haven.
 Coroner Mix yesterday completed his in- vestigations into the death of George R. Elkins, the thirteen-yea old boy who was killed by the "Ghost" train at the Main street crossing in West Haven on Satur- day afternoon about o'clock. He holds the company blameless in the matter, and that Engineer Baker used due diligence and was in no way responsible for the boys death.
 The citizens of West Haven are going to bring the attention of the railroad authori- ties to the dangerous condition of the Washington street and Union avenue cross- ings. Bells have been placed at each of these crossings, but they cannot be heard when two trains are passing. Since the boys death it Is authoritatively stated that the company will take immediate steps to abolish the gTsds eEossings in question.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-18
PersOnal Notes,

ferSOnal NOtcR.
 Stephen F. Cain has returned to Niagara university to resume his studies.
 James L. Bassett, for ten years night watchman of the l. Candee rubber factory, has resigned his position owing to paralytic rheumatism.
 N. D. Folsom, the veteran sportsman of Church street, ia going on a shooting trip to Georgetown, 8. O., next week. He will return next April
 Rev. Dr. B. B. Taylor of the Church of the Disciples, New York, will address the New Haven Christian Endeavor union at the United church this evening"
 Coroner Mix proposes on February 1 tc take trip south, to be gone for few weeks, for rest. For the last two years he has taken no vacation from his duties. Miss Bertha Niles and Master William A Niles, children of Attorney W. P. Niles, are both suffering from acute ton silitis at their home, 374 Center street Fair Haven
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-18
A VICTIM OF DRINK,

Mrs. Esther Monroe of 13O Franklin
 street a Probable Suicide-She Re.
 fused Help From the Town.
 Another name was yesterday added to the long list of the victims of drink. Mrs. Esther Monroe. aged about sixty, was dis covered in her room at 180 Franklin ,treet lying prostrate on the floor, having died of asphy xiation by gas. She was heavy drinker and had been arrested several times. A few days ago Superintendent et
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-18
G0DEY's EDITOR. Albert Hardy, the Poet
 and Author. He Has Suffered Many Months with Insomnia. Helen Jackson Also Laid Up in New York City. Similar Cases Reported at
 State Capital.
Harman Henderer of Albany Now Permanently Cured.

NEW YORK C1TY, January 17.-Albert Hardy, the poet-author, whose Maid or Bethany" commended him to MT. Glad stone and Edward Everett Hale, has been appointed associate editor of Godey's Mag azine, portion he will doubtless fill with great credit to this leading periodical.
 MT Hardy has entirely recovered from his long siege of insomnia and nervous prostration, owing to the use of the won derful remedy discovered by Prof. Phel 's of Dartmouth college. Says MT. Hardy ::
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-18
aESuctcSs GsuIa.
New York, New Haven
 and Hartford K. K.
pecemper II, Iss2

TRAINS LEAVE NEW HAVEN AS FOLLOWS
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 Nnugatuck Division. FOR TWISTED and way stations via Manga tuck Junctou-I:i5 p. m. srND.Ys-ssoOA G. m Northampton Division. FOR SHELBCRNE FALLS. TURNER'S FALLS, WILLIAMSBURG HOLYoKE and NEW HARTFORD and intermediate sisisns-S:22 ii:oS a. m and s:0o D. m.
 FOR NORTHAMPTON, WILLIAMSBURG and points this side, al 5;s5 pm
 erkshire Division.
 FOR DERBY JUNCTION, 4s& D u. FOR DERBY JUNCTION. BIRMINGHAM, ANsoNIA. etc--7-oo. e:S5 & n-, Is,oo, a2o, s:so, 7:4o ii:I5 p. u- susD1rs-s:io S. m, s:sO pm.
 FOR wATERBURY-7soo, 9:<s 6. m.; ia:oa, <:so, 5:so. 7:so D. m- sUxnIFs-s:io e m-
 FOR WINsTED-7soo a;f' a. m: e:eo. s.E. 7:to p. m. SuNDAYs-s:io a m-
 FOR SHELTON, BOTSFORD, NKwTOwN, DASBURY, PTTTSFIELD, STATE LINE etc and ALBANY. BUFFALO, DETROIT, CscN- NATL, sT.LoUIS, CHICAGO AND THE WEST a:<a 6. m anr f:2S p.m.
 FOR LTTCHFIELD and points on g., L. &H aR-- ZOO 6. n., Cvis Bridgeport and Hawley- Sflle,) f:es ?. r-, (via Hawleyvile)
 Express Trains -Locsl Express
 C. IT. HEM PSTBAD ID, Gen. Passenger AEt.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-18
Inferior Goods.

The only safe way for purchasers is to insist on having the genuine article, and not allow themselves to bs swindled by having plasters said to be ''just as good," or containing superior ingredients" i'm posed upon them. These are only tricks to sell inferior goods that no more compare with Allcook's Porous Plasters than copper does with gold. One trial of Allcock's Porous Plasters will convince the most skepticsl of their merits.
 The eminent Henry A. Mott, jr., Ph. D., F. c. S., late government chemist, eer- ti6es:
 "My investigation of Allcock's Porous Plaster shows it to contain valuable and essential ingredients not found in any other plaster, and find it superior to and more efficient than other plaster" Ask for Ancock's, and let no solicitation or explanation induce you to accept sub. stitute