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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-18

becnych wzywat DO porzadku.
Okarzony Dempsey byl mocno
rozdrazniony i uwaznie s1uchaf
zezna6 swiadkow. Nsjwazniej.
sze zeznanie z1ozy} chemik A.
E. Hunt, kt6ry W wydzielinach
jednego z chorych, Hebrona,
znalazf arszenik i croton oil
Hebron umarl 10 wrzesnia.
POwod smierci gen. Butlera.
Boston, MASS, II stycz. =
Donosza, ze przy ogledzinach
zwiok gen. Butlera okazaio
sic, IL smierc jego sprowadzi1o
pekniecie jednego naczyniek
krwionosnych W mozgu, spo-
wodowane przez silny napad
kaszlu. Wszystkie wewnetrz-
ne organa by}y zdrowe, moze
Butler by}by zyl dlugie lata,
gdyby ME zaszedl 6w nieszczs-
sliwy wypadek. M6zg zmar1e-
go waay} o cztery uncye vie
cej, niz m6zg Daniela Webste'
ra, kt6ry niezwykle wiele wa
zyl.
Trychinoza.
Sioux CRY, Iowa, II stycz.
= W niemieckiej osadzie "
poblizu Lemars, 20 mil ma pol.
noe, trychinoza sic pojawiaa.
Pani Alb. Heimgartner umar-
Ia, a 6 os6b cieako jest cho-
rych.
Skazany "a morderstwo.
ALBANY, II !, stycznia. =
Carlyle w. Harris, ucze1 ,,Col.
lege of Physicians and Sur
geons" W New Yorku, zosta}
uznany winnym morderstwa
pierwszego stopnia pope1nione,
90 ma osobie Heleny Neill
Potts, uczennicy pensyonatu
Comstock W New Yorku. Har.
ris pod innem nazwiskiem ozc-
nil sic byl z Helena. Kiedy
wykryto ten stosunek, po roz-
nych wydarzeniach, matka He
leny zgodzi}a sic ma pobrauie
parry i wyznaczyla dzie6 publ.
cznego slubu. w przeddziei
wesela Helene gfowa mocno
bola1a. Harris da} jej szest
pigu3ek zawierajacych morfine
i chinine, po kt6rych uzyciu
Helena umar}a. Sad przysie.
glych uzna} Carlyle'a W. Har.
ris winnym morderstwa pierw'
szego stopnia, a sad apelacyj-
ny potwierdzi} wyrok ssdu niz
szego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-18
Process ,,Malavity" we WfOszech

Process ,,Malavity" we WfOszech.
RzYM, l7-go stycznia. =
Wielki process przeciw Stowa,
rzyszeniu kryminalnemu MA
lavita" rozpocza} sic wczoraj W
Toronto. Oskarzonych jest
1O2; wszystkich wprowadzono
do sail sadowej W kajdanach.
Sprawa toczy sic W wielkiej
hall koscio1a San Giovanni, po-
niewaz sala sadowa by}aby W
tym celu zbyt ma1a. Cz}onko.
vie ,Malavity" So oskarzeni o
kradzieze, rozboje, podpale-
MIA, oszustwa i I'd.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-18
Sroda, dnia 19 Stycznia 1898 r.

rach W r. 1856 i 1860 (Lin-
coln), Z czerwca 1861 zostaf
mianowany przez gubernatora
Stanu Ohio majorem % pub
ku ochotniczej piechoty z
Ohio.
v pazdzierniku 1851 zosta}
pu}Eownikiem. w walce pod
South Mountain d. IA wrzes.
MIA 1862 ciezko ranny, odzna.
cyl sic walecznoscis. Dnia
19 pazdz. 1854 "a swe dzielne
czeste odznaczanie sic zosta1
mianowany genera}em bryga.
dy. w roku 1865 zosta} ge'
nera}majorem. Po wojnie po-
wr6ci4 do zycia prywatnego, a
4 grudnia 1866 zaia} swe miej-
see W kongresie. W r. 1866
zostal powt6rnie obrany do
kongresu, a W r. 1857 zosta1
gubernatorem Stanu Ohio. W
r. 1869 powt6rnie obrano go
gubernatorem.
VIZ. 1873 chcia} Hayes cof-
mac sic ma zawsze do zycia
prywatnego; jednakowoz W
diva lata p6zniej znowu obra-
no go gubernatorem. W roku
1875 republikanie nominowali
90 swoim kandydatem ma pre-.
zydenta Stan6w Zjednoczo'
nych, podczas gdy kandydatem
demokrat6w by} Samuel j.
Tilden. Komisya rozstrzygne-
Ia ma korzyst elektor6w repu-
blika6skich (choc Tilden mia4
wiekszosc narodu "a soba), o.
gfoszono re Hayes zosta} obra
ny d. 5 marca 1877 inaugu-
rowano 60 jako prezydenta.
Wypadek kOlejowy.
KEoKUK, Iowa, II stycz.-
DIS rano pociag kolei Santa
Fe, z}ozony z wagonu osobo'
wego, dw6ch wagon6w sypial-
nych j jednego wagonu jadal-
nego, wykolei} sic W poblizu
mostu przy Des M Moines ispadf
nasypu kolejowe go. Wago-
ny sypialne i wagon jadalny
spali}y sic.
Pozniejsze szczeg6}y dono-
sza, ze nieszczescie wydarzy}o
sic krotko 6 tel, dwie mile ma
zach6d cd Revere, Mo.
Zabity zosts} William Ross,
Negr, kelner W wagonie jadal-
nym. Pokaleczeni: William
Bell, pierwszy kucharz, z Chi
cago; Michael Attends, drugi
kucharz re st. Paul; Warren
M. Smith, trzeci kucharz z
Kansas City; James B. Jones,
konduktor wagonu jadalnego;
Albert Dempsey, konduktor;;
R. M. Stevenson, kelner; L.
Leugin, kelner Kansas City;
R. S Phelps Chicago.
Okaza}o sic, re katastrofa
nastapi}a z powodu, ze szYna
by3a W pewnem miejscu z}a-
mana: przez jaki wypadek
jednak, dotychczas niewiado.
mo.
Mr0zy.
KANKAKEE, ILL.,, II .stycz.
-Termometr bi6ra meteorolo.
gicznego W zak}adzie ob}aka'
nych wskazywa} dis % stopni
nizejz jzera { $50 CO. Najwiek'
sly to mr6z, jaki tu by3 kiedy-
kolwiek. Miekkich wegli brak
W miescie. Ubodzy wiele cier-
pia. w Rockford, ILL.,, by1o
25 stopni nizej zera, W Otta-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-18
Spisek monarchiczny we Francyi.

Spisek mOnarchiczny we Francyf.
PARYz, 17-go stycznia. = Il
dobrego zrodla twierdzs, IL
wladza rzsdowa znajduje sic
ma sladach spisku monarchicz-
nego, istnieiacego we Francyi.
Maja bye dokonane liczne are
sztowania. Spisek majscy ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-18
Manitestacya nedzarzy W Bruk
Selli.

selli.
BRUhsELLA, II styczn'a. =
Stolica pa6stwa mia}a dis mao
czny dowod, jak straszna ne,
dza panuje W Brlgii. Dwnstu
piecdziesieciu robotnikow bez
zajecia z Gandawy 60 81 mil
ztad) przyby}o pieszo, W nedz-
nej odziezy, srod najtezszego
mrozu, po sniegu, azeby zsdac
cd w}adz pomocy.. .. Przyby.
wszy do Brukselli, odbyli pa
rade po ulicach, wystawiajac
ma pokaz swe lachmany i
znedznia}e twarze. Do ich po-
chodu przylaczy}y sic t1umy.
Pochod udal sic do ministe-
ryum robot publicznych i do
Izby deputowanych, zadajac
piracy i wsparcia dla umieraja-
cych z g}odu zon i dziatek. Mi
mister i Izba przyjeli komitety
nedzarzy i obiecali sic zajat
ich sprawa. Obawiauo sic z te-
60 powodu anarchistycznych
zaburze6, ale rzecz jakas oby-
Ia sic bez stare.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-18
Straszny wypadek ma kOlei,
43ch rekrut6w rosyjskich spa
lonych W pociagu.

PETERSBURG, II stycznia. =
Fatalny wypadek miai miejsce
IA linii kolejowej pomiedzy
Samara a Z}atoustem. w ME-
wiadomy spos6b W pociagu,
wiozacym rekrut6w do Sama-
ry wybuchna} pozar. Pociag
pedzi} z Gala szybkoscis i ma
szynista ME powstrzyma1 Co..
W jednej chwili wiatr prze-
ni6s} ogied ma nastepne wago
ny = i wszystkie stane}y one
W p}omieniach. kstwo sobie
wyobrazic przerazenie rekru-
tow. Niekt6rzy wyskakiwali
przez okns i drzwi sna snieg;
pozostali palili sic wewnatrz
wagon6w. Dopiero po przebie-
zeniu W ten spos6b sporej prze
strzeni przez palacy sic pociag,
maszynista zatrzyma1 lokomo
tywe. Gdy officer dowodzacy
oddzia1em, kt6ry sam uratowa1
sic przez wyskoczenie pocia-
gu, sprawdzi} liste swych pod.
komendnych, pokaza}o sic, re
43ch rekrut6w odnios}o smierc,
a 33ch zostalo tax strasznie
poparzonych, ze zapewne iztej
liczby wielu umrze...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-18

KANKAKEE, ILL.,, II sstycz.
-Termometr bi6ra meteorolo-
gicznego W zak}adzie ob}aka'
nych wskazywa} dis % stopni
nizejzer $50 CO. Najwiek-
sly to mr6z, jaki tu by} kiedy-
kolwiek. Miekkich wegli brak
W miescie. Ubodzy wiele cier-
pia. w Rockford, ILL.,, bylo
25 stopni nizej zera, W Otta-
wa, ILL.,, % stopni do godziny
2 popo}udniu; o trzeciej moze
do 80 stopni. w Indianapolis
trzymiesieczne dziecko Meyer.
XII Julii Carter umar1o W sku.
tex zamarzniecia W mieszka-
niu.
Zeznania przeciw Dempseyowi.
P1rrsBURe, II stycznia. -
Sala sadowa, W kt6rej toczy
sic process przeciw trucicielom,
znowu dzisiaj byla zapelniona.
Sedzia kilkakrotnie musial o.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-12-19
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A PARALLEL CASE.
a Texan who Rises to Inquire About
Hawaii and Texas.

Editor Constitution: As one of your
weekly subscribers and readers, l desire
20 ask a question concerning the possible
results Of the reported Hawaiian policy
which is lust now OF vital interest to every
Texan.
Many wears ego thousands OF Americans,
Including d large number OF GeorgIans, set
died in the northeast corner of Mexico. In
the course of time they overthrew the
Mexican local government, and after a
hard struggle established an independent
government. The new government was
recognized by the United States. but not
by Mexico After a few years, Texas was
annexed ana entered the American union
under Tyier's administration. Mexico
Kicked and the United States engaged Ia a
tNo years war in order 10 hold her an
ncXed territory.
We Texans have been under the impress
sion that this precedent would settle the
American policy when similar cases arose
an future, and the new policy outlined in
the course in regard to Hawaii naturally
eXcites grave apprehensions here. The two
eases are very much alike. The foreign
civilized settlers III Hawaii overthrow the
native semi-barbaric government ana es-
tablished a provisional government which
was recognized by the United States, Ing
lama ana all Of the great countries of the
earth. Then, the question Of annexation
came up. but to the surprise OF every body.
IL is proposed for the United States to
smash the provisional government and re-
store The queen.
II this is to be our line of action, what
IS the status vi Texas? 1t Is true that
Texas has been annexed 10 the union, but
under the new status. il our government
has been parry 70 the overtime " of neigh
boring government it must undo the wrong
and restore the status quo. II this is true,
Il seems 10 me- that the United States should
take steps TO restore Texas to Mexico.
our government was wiltnsssto fight for
the annexation OF Texas although the Mexi-
cans were prepared to maintaiE civilized
and Christian institutions. In the case of
Hawaii We know that the restoration of
the native dcmlna don would mean the SUI
premacy OF barbarisfn ami the death OF Chris
tian ciViiiz3uo IL that country. Ii we ara
n duty bound 10 tuTu The Americans ia
Hawaii, after they have established their
independence, over 10 the tender mercies o.
the natives, what Justification have we
FOR our acton III siding with the American
settlers i'll Mexico, ana lighting their bat
ties and taking them under our flag? If
the Americans in Hawaii are In the wrong,
the Americans in Mexico who founded
Texas were in tie wrong. and we should
apologize To Mexico and invite her to take
her own again.
This is the way Texans view the matter.
II you can show that the two cases are
not similar, and that the new Hawaiian
policy will give Mexico no moral grounds
upon which she can renew her claim to
'faSas. you will greatly relieve your per
picked TEXAN SUBSCRIBER.
lCorsicana, Texas. December 18th.
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FRON THE PEOPLE.


MincdGeYille, Ga, December 12-Editor
Constitution: The establishment OF state
banks of Issue is the surest method of the
EXPANSION Of our currency and can be made
as solid and safe a currency any. Geor-
gia and Carolina banks did not break before
tne war, ana their bills We're current in New
York and elsewhere at par. Under Geor-
gia law our banks should tnstanter issue
DiIls and test the law as 10 the tax on their
issue. But ID is best to repeal the 10 per cent
tax and not make the question in the courts,
perhaps, but 1 don't know. Every right
that q state or that the people have should
be well understood. TO create or make plain
the wishes Of the people as 10 this repeal.
cant YOU advocate action in every town,
city and county aud have the citizens to Pc
titiou their respective members in the house
ana our senators to urge the repeal? State
banks can give Us all the money we need.
q Il ANDREWS
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GE0RGIA POLTYICAL NOTES.

James +. Randall. in Washington let
ter to The Augusta Chronicle, says:
"I think that Governor Northen has
voiced the ma joritv 81 southern sentiment
when he depiores the nferentiai opposition
OF the president 70 removing the tax from
state banks. ard tue decided approval by
the president OF a tax on tie incomes Of
corporations. # the president fails to
lend his countenance to that part of the
platform which demands a repeal OF the law
unfriendJy 10 state banks, the passage Of
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sWARalsNG no CHICAGO.
'Framps from All over the Country Co
sta@ to {he Windy City.

Chicago, December 13.-The possession of
the fact that Chicago is preparing to feed
and lodge the hungry and homeless has
caused a tide Of ragged humanity to set in
from all over the country. Every freight
train. Tie police say, IS heavy-la with
trlmpish-loollne men. 1t is probable that
lice 10 meet al incoming trains and turn
back the wanderers. Those who refuse to
90 WIN The nOlce say. be arres led.
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Chicago, December l5,-Sigmund Massa-
loswslii, a Russian fugitive committed sni,
eide in Lincoln park last night Jonn
fo e ~ q Society that extends aid to suffering
russians, told the coroner today It. that the ,t
orTnv but became involved in political
dot and was forced to leave the country
in disguise lie left q family in Russia.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-12-19

Sioux City. Ia, December 16.-The dead
bcdies of G.. P. Myers and G.. T. Bloom,
NO crooks and confidence men, were found
mis- morning back of saloon on Nebraska
e+reet Both We're shot through the abdo-
rorn There are two theories of the killing,
one that in attempting to hold up the men
were shot by the intended victim, the other
that they were killed by pals. Myers and
Bloom were running a fiim-tlam tailor shop.
No arrests.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-12-19

China to the United States. He departed
for Washington last night He would say
only when interviewed that the present
treaty is far from satisfactory and that
the Chinese have not settled on the terms
of the treaty which they intend to pro-
pose as a substitute. For thing, how
ever, the Chinese government will not OPP
pos the new registration law
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such repeal is very doubtful indeed. and
our people will be disappointed. II not wrath
full. 1t will require all of the president
pertinacouS powers TO carry through his
scheme of an income tax.
Governor Northen Is right, in my opin-
ion when he declares that this is not the
income tax the people desire. An Income tax
on the rich alone might be popular. but
an income tax on corporations would IN
volye many thousands millions, who are
not at all wealthy. If corporations were
to be taxed in the way suggested, they
would manage to squeeze it out CT their
patrons and employees. AS Governor North
en- says, such legislation would only inure
to the benefit OF the opulent classes, dis
courage industrial Investment and stirnu-
late bond purchases. Political a2itatOrS
against the democratic party would not
ask q better theme than this for propagation
of their ideas 10 q successful concIuSlon.'
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NEGROES RESIST ARREST.
TWO Killed and One BADLY Wounded
l.N the Nnrahns.

Jacksonville Fla. December IA special
to The FINEST Mon. from Live Oak, Fla,
says James Mathis and Henry Scott, two
negroes We're shot and killed by City Mar
shall Peary last night Richard Robinson,
another negro was also shot ny The mar
shall but not fatally. The negroes We're
drunk and dsordelly and when Peary at
tempted TO arrest them. resisted and drew
ravolvers. Pcary began firing, shooting
Mathis through the head and Scott through
the heart killing them Instantly
Robinson was shot in the shoulder. The
coroners jury eXonorated Marshal cary.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-12-19

If any young, old or middeaged man
suffering from nervous debility, weakness,
lack Of yigor from errors or excuses win
enclose stamp 10 me / will send him the
prescription Of genuine certain cure free
Of cost. No humbuS. no deception. Address
Mr.. Thomas Barnes. Marshall, Mich.
S.NARAa.NG. VO CHICAGO.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by mere promptly
admitting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attes$
Che value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced III the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is Due TO its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties q perfect lax
alive; efIectually cleansing the system
dispelHng colds, headaches and levers
and permanently curing constipation;
It has given satisfaction to millions ana
mer with the approval Of the medical
profession. because it acts on the hid
t,evs Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and il IS perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 hotties, but it IS man
nfactlred by the California Fig syrup
Co. only. whose name is printed on every
nacl.aga, also the name, Syrup OF rigs,
and being well Informed, you, Will not
ocrept any substitute if offered.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-12-19

the pleasant flavor, gentle action and sooth-
ing effect of Syrup of Figs, when in need OF
q laxative, and if the father or mother be
costive or bilious, the most gratifying re-
suits follow it's use; so that it is the best
family remedy known and every family
should have q bottle.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-12-19
ELEGANT DINNER SET.


Every lady is fond of handsome table wars
and when il can be had on the very easy ermL
Or at the low price we offer this set, there is
no reason why she should not have one This
100-pece dinner set is composed Of the follow
ing, made Of the finest white granite body,
handsomely decorated ia the latest and popu-
lar shade Of violet with pure gold decoration
on the knobs and handles. We do not offer
this as a cheap. wort hless set, but first-cIass
one at a low price and we warrant it not to
scale or become rough with usage. 1t is light
in weight and good enough for any rich mans
table.
| dozen plates, dinner size.
L dozen plates, tea size.
/ dozen plates, pie size
1 dozen butter dishes.
I dozen fruit dishes, Xxi.
1 dozen cups, medium size.
/ dozen saucers
/ platter 10 inches long.
platter Il inches long.
2 covered dishes. 8 inches long a pei.
/ bake or pudding dish.
pickle dish.
1 sauce or gravy boat.
1 sugar bowl e pei.
cream pitcher
\ l covered butser dish Is pei.
! bowl. -
The accompanying cuts show the sty:e Of the
SET and decora tons. 1t is a beauty and will be
sure 40 piease. Price delivered anywhere east
of the Rocky mountains, S11. or with The
Weekly Constitution one year. SlZ.
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The New Chinese Treaty
San Francisco, December fly Wing
Vow, Chinese consul general at San Fran
cisco, has been summoned to WASHINGTON
to confer with the Chinese minister regard
Ing new treaty soon to be submitted by
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-12-19

for the year 1854 an 4 number one two
mule farm. with . comfortable dwelling
house Oh it, and will furnish all necessary
Agricultural implements, two good mules
and feed. Also two one-horse farms with
dwellings, bat with no stock, farming i'm
plernents or feed furnished. These farms
ara in Montgomery county ana within six
miles OF e. T.. '. and c. railway, and
profitable results are guaranteed to IN
dustrious tenants. The last Two farms
are for sale. Walter e. Macarthur. Nc
Arthur Montgomery County, Georgia.
W1q-26
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getic men wanted to sell nursery stock.
We have an immense stock OF the highest
grade. equal to any III the United States,
and we want reliable men TO travel fol
MS Address q. II. Miller & Son. Rome,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-01

Fire losses In the United States dur
ing the first nine months OF 1898 we're
SEQ, $40, 600 greater than the correspond
ing period OF 1892, and not lass than a
dozen strong companies are preparing
70 go out Of business between now and
the first OF January. Low rates, heavy
losses and onerOus State legislation are
driving capital into safer and more
profitable fields OF employment. The
active companies have paid out over
SO, 900, 600 from their aggregate surplus
funds thus far this year, and the Janu-
airy statements will show an enormous
shrinka0e In the securities held by the
companies. IL has been one OF the
toughest years in insurance annals.
The FIRE waste ia this country from
January l 10 October footed up $751;
$50, ZOO. a monthly average OF S13,537,-
600. The loss during the corresponding
nine months Of 1892 was S94, 992, $50, a
monthly average Of 1O,594.7O0 For
the corresponding period Of 1891 the
loss was SOS, 900, gro. 1.-THE percentage
keeps up during October, November
and December az the same rate as dur
ing the preceding nine months the total
waste from fame for the calendar year
will approximate S162, 500, 600. The loss
by months with comparisons with pre-
ViOus wears is as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-01
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.

turesses ruin their voices by drinking
beer. Or did somebody else say that?
Between them all we are bound to have
the very things we profess not to want
TO talk or think about, agitatei in our
very faces, and in spite of ourselves.
Mrs. Kendall may make micKle OF our
american divorces" but there are
many married couples in England who
stipple themselves with every stigma
but that, and would do better to be
openly disgraced than secretly as they
are now. However, this is scandal,
which, as our little friend on the stage
says, is gossip made tedious by moraliz-
ing, or words to that effect. The play
is to amuse, at any rate, and these hid
ious discussions about plays make the
whole thing bore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-01
the Best In the world.

Senator Henry c. Nelson, OF New
York, writes:
ION the eth of February, 1888, was
taken with violent pain in the region
of the kidneyA ] suffered such agony
that could hardly stand up. As soon
as possible I applied two ALLcocK's
Porous PLAsrERs, one over each kid
ney, and laid down. In an hour, TO my
surprise and delight, the pain had van
ished and was well. l wore the plas-
ters for day or two as precaution,
and then removed them. l have been
using ALLoocK's Porous PLAsTERs In
ny family fer the last ten years. auc
have always found them the quickest
and best remedy for colds, strains anc
rheumatic affections. From my erpeyi
ence believe they are the best plasters
in the world"