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The evening world., 1894-10-10
HANGED HIMSELF AT HOME.
O'Connor Ended His Life with q
Rome This Morning.

Michael OConnor. ffty-five years old,
committed suicide at 10 o'clock this
II orning by hanging himself at his resi-
dence. 49, Hudson street.
He threw rope over the fanlight. and
making a nose, put his head in 1t.
The evening world., 1894-10-10

'The Twenty seventh and Twenty eighth Wards
were portions NJ the ElChtr,nih Ward I'm 1901
THE Twenty ninth, ThIrtictH and Thirty frst
Wards were the townships n FlathuSh New
I'tre.h and GraNrs,ni uni this year The tot9l-
In 1898 were Flathush. sos, New Utrecht 05G
GrayesCnI & as
The evening world., 1894-10-10
Narragansett Races Postponed.

Special to The Evening WORLDLY
RACE TRACK. NARRAGANsETr PARK, Ga
10 ON account OF the storm raging hsS
to-day the races have been postponed. To-day's
entries and programme Will be carried out to-mro-
The evening world., 1894-10-10

to the Secretary OF State, as the petit
tons were circulated among the voters
at the primaries in Brooklyn last night.
The evening world., 1894-10-10
Democratic Party, Reform OrEani-
xation.
CERTIFICATE OF INDEPENDENT NOMINATION

CERTIFICATE OF INDEPENDENT NOMINATION..
To the Secretary OF State, Albany, n. Y:
We. the undersigned. duly qualified voters OF
the State OF New York in accordance with the
provisions OF Chapter $50 OF the Laws OF 1892,
hereby make the following nominations for Of
hces to be filled at the next ensuing election In
the State OF New York.
city Of New York, whose place OF business is at
For Lieutenant-Govern ...,.........
the city of......,.,,........
whose place Of business is at No. ...,....,.....,.
For Associate Judge of the Court
of Appeals ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .,..,...
Of .,;.....,::..'........''' whose place Of bust,
ness is at No. ..'.'''.'.''''.''.'''. in the city
VI We designate as the political name which We
select DEMOCRATIC PARTY REFORM OR
And we do hereby designate and appoint Ed
ward NJ. shepard, Of BROOKLYN; John Brooks Leav
buffalo. or any two OF them. as authorized 10
nominate candidates for the olces named herein
for, which no candidates are nominated herein
rllnation. death OF nominee, imperative or
insufficient nomination. or in any other man
ner.
Residence No,,,"; CIV =, street or avenue
STATE OF NEW YORK.
COUNTY OF ...,.......,......
on this ,,....,, day OF October, 1894 before me
to me known, and known To me to he the person
described In and who subscribed and signed the
foregoing certificate and Acknow lodged that he
sFnei the same, and the said subscriber thereto
being by me duly sworn. deposes and says that he
10 a voter OF the State OF New York and that he
has truly stated his residence in his statement
Of his place Of residence added to his signature.
Acknowledged. subscribed and sworn
to before me this............day OF De-
tober. 1894 Name OF voter)
Notary Public ......,....,....,. County,
The evening world., 1894-10-10

ARE YOU In the rush for CowPERrHwAIr's
Carpets lO4 West 18th 81 ~
The evening world., 1894-10-10

CBy Associated PressD
ROCHESTER, y. y oct lo-The body ~
Frederick c, James. aged forty-one missing from
his home over week was found Yesterday on
the banks NJ the Genosee River below the falls
lie had committed suicide with a revolver.
The evening world., 1894-10-10

Mas WINsLow's SoorHISG SYRUP is an uneN.
oelled medicine for children while teetOing 25c -
The evening world., 1894-10-10
Shepardites Are JubiInnt.

Shepardites Are Jubilant.
There was rejoicing among the rank
and file of the Reform Democracy in
Kings Countrywide Shepard wing-this
morning over the new third State ticket.
The leaders gathered at the headquar-
ters, POI Montague street, Brooklyn, to
discuss the situation, and as each cap
tain of the 6S5 districts filed in with the
returns from the primaries last night
they stopped to learn II Justice Brown
and Mr.. Lockwood would accept the
nomination. In answer to the same
question put by an Evening World' re-
porter, Secretary Charles j. Edwards
said:
"You may say positively upon the
best authority that the two candidates
will not decline to run on the third
ticket
with a third State ticket in the field
the apportionment may be defeated.
as It will bring out Democrats who
would otherwise remain at home"
The petitions with signatures neces-
sary before the third ticket can be print
ed by the State were pouring into the
Montague street headquarters this morn
ing.
At $50 o'clock Robert Baker. who has
charge of circulating the petition, es-
timated that 1000 of the 5000 signal lures
required by law had been obtained.
Here is the petition that is being cir
culated for signatures:
Each voter should sign this certificate with his
name and place OF residence. and also sign
the afhdavit and execute the same before
notary public or commissioner OF deeds: then
The evening world., 1894-10-10

In a better Democratic party in the
State. / have been a Democrat all my
life, and will take no step which is calcu-
lated to injure Democracy. However, I
would prefer to postpone a statement Of
my views until write my letter of &C
ceptance, in which shall embody them.
II expect that l will be formally noti-
fed of my nomination tomorrow or next
day, when will formally accept in writ
ing.
II shall not make a political campaign
In the sense Of touring the State, as
lawyers first duty is to his clients.
explained to the gentlemen who nomi-
mated me that 1t would be impossible
for me to neglect my law business, as
1 have many important cases pending
in the courts here and in Washington.
l shall make a few speeches, however,
as many as / can find time for, but
will leave the campaign work to
others"
The evening world., 1894-10-10

Is one Of the largest In the city and our prices
nro lower than any other houEe for the same
cl,s Of goods For week otter this I'M
PORTED ENGLISH ENAMEI.i.ED IRON BED
STEAD, trimmed with cast brass vases and knobs
mot cheap spun knobs as generally adyertised)
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-08

BALTIMORE, March s-This is the wa,
Donjan, the letter writing crank sent tt
prison for threatening the vice president
asks for n pardon from the president
Now, for Justices sake, read over letter,
written by me to the different senator's
and also to yourself, and say if was no,
willing to prove with legal evidence any
thing that looked like a charge / say
now, cursed be the hour when I epI;staS
myself in such service. / say cursed he INV
own brains for having thought themselvp.
more intelligent than the thoughtful non
ulation of the United States. and saw
devil do l care how many Crokers. Sber.
mans. etc, move this country when intel
igence is worse crime than stealing .
million"
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-08

Sealed proposals will be received at the city
clerks Office. Rock Island. ILL.,, until Monday,
March 9Th, 1884, at O'Clock M. for cnnstru, ing
the improvement known rs Section No. .. order
ed by ordinance of the city OF Rock Island, III
passed June 9TH, 1893 entitled IAN ordinance for
the improvement Of Sevsnsccnth and Nineteenth
streets frOc, the south line Of Third to the north
line Of Fourth avenue. and Of Twenty third etrce,
from the south line of Third TO the north line OF
Fourth avenue, from the south line Of Fifth ave-
nue. east along said Twenty third street south to
line $40 feet soath Of and parallel with the south
line Of Ninth avenue" Under the above ord-
nance, the sa.d streets are ordered curbed with
eurbstoncs, cxcavated and graded, improved and
paved with paving brick Of good quality.
Plans and specifications for said Enforcement
on file at the City Clerks office.
All bids must be ACCOMPANIED with a certified
check In the sum Of $500 90 payable to the or
der OF the mayor Of said city, which shall he
come forfeited t. said city In case the bidder shall
fail 70 enter into contract with approved
sureties TO execute the work for the price
mentioned In his bid and according to the plane
and specifications in the event that the contract
shall be awarded to him.
bids. 1N. y, %"
Rock Island, IT,, Feb. 1a. 1sa<
"A. ID. HURSING. City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-08
Condition of Chicago State r,apl,s.

SPRINGFIELD, March Sin response to a
call issued Feb. 20, 1894, by the auditor of
public accounts the following official state
ment is given, showing the financial con-
dItion OF the twenty-three state banks do
ing business in Chicago. The statement
shows that n per cent. of cash is kept on
hand to meet each dollars worth of de-
posits, which is 90 per cent. more than
usually required. These banks are in n
most healthy condition. The resources
show: Loans and discounts on hand. SIS.-
,9O3; United States bonds, other stocks
and bonds, and cash on hand, 81. .a66 .O,S:
due from other banks, S15.20S ,03i: checks
and other cash items, 81 ,42l, ,462. and other
items amounting to Saa34 ,66., making a to-
tai of SSS, ,5l6l44
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-08
CnANCERY NOTICE.

= STATE Or ilslsINOiS, .. r-t
RocK ISLAND CoUNrr, Sss.
In the Circuit conrt Of said county to the May
term. A. d. 1894.
Rock Island Savings Bank ve John II. Rey nolds,
Elisha p. Reynolds, Jr.. Lucy NJ. Channon
Bet-ey Reynolds. Amanda Reynolds and Ben
Reynolds, General No. 36l2-In Chancery.
Afidayit Of non-residerce of John H. Reynolds.
Elisha r. Reynolds, Jr. .Betscy Rcyno d. and Rem
Reynolds. impcaded with the above refendants.
Lucy NJ. Channon and Amanda Reynolds ha Jug
been flied In the clerks office OF the circuit court
OF said county, notice is therefore hereby given
to the said nonresident defendants that the COM
plainant filed In the clerks Office its bill of ,om-
plaint In said court. on the chauccry side there
Of. on The 20 day Of December. A. D., 1892 and
that q summons has been issued out of said cou, L
wherein said suit is now pending, returEabie on
the first Monday in the month Of May next, as i.
by law required
Now, unless you, the said nonresident defen.
dauts above FAMED. John II Reynolds, Elisha p
Reynolds, Jr Be'sey Reynolds and Ben REYNOLDS
shall personally be and appear before the said
circuit court on the first day of the next
term thereof, to he holden n, Rock Island in
and for said coEntv. on the frst Monday in
May next. and plead. answer CT demur to
the said comp1st1ant's bill of complaint, the
same and the matters and things therein charged
and stated will he taken confessed, and a de-
cree entered against you according to the prayer
Of said bill.
Rock Island, H.. Feb 2nd. A. n. !aaa.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE, Clerk,
JACKSON & HURST. Comp's Sol.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-08
PENSION APPROPRIATION PASSED.
No Division Necessary and Only One
Amendment AdOptct.

NO DIVISION necessary and Only One
Amendment Adopted.
After five days of debate the pension ap-
preparation bill, carrying Sl5l COO, 900, was
passed without division. Throughout the
debate there had been no criticism of the
amount carried by the bill, the debate be-
ing on the one hand confined to an as
sault on the manner in which the present
commissioner of pensions had admins.
tered the office, and his. alleged unauthor-
lied Suspension 6f pthsicaso oand on the
other to a aefehseo of thy attempt of the
commissioner to purge the rolls of those
who were not entitled to a place upon
them. There were several very spirited
speeches Of this kind in the closing de-
bate, those by Henderson Of Iowa, O'Neil
and ex-Speaker Grow.
All the amendments to the bill save one,
that of Pickler to make the reports of the
examining surgeons open to the inspection
of the applicant or his attorneys, were de-
feated. They all fell under points of Or
der that they were not germane The one
which attracted most attention was that
of Enloe to repeal a portion of the pro-
vision included in the act of last December
to prevent the suspension of any pension
except on thirty days notice, so us to per-
init the suspension in case of plain prima
facie evidence that the pensioner had pro-
cured his pension by forgery, perjury or
other palpable fraud.
This amendment was offered at the suc-
gestion of Commissioner Lochren himself,
who, under the opinion of the attorney
general, declared that if the act of last De-
cember stood over s5OO,0OO would have to
he paid out to suspended pensioners who
were proven beyond all question not to
be longer entitled to the pensions they had
been drawing Outhwaite, the chairman
OF the committee of the whole, however,
ruled the amendment out on Martins point
OF order that it was not germane.
In his closing speech ON'eil said speeches
on this bill were for political effect. The
republicans as they saw the limit of PEN
sions was soon to be reached realized that
their stock in trade would cease when they
could no longer go before the country cry
ing out that they had increased the num-
Der OF pensions. In concluding O'Neill
warned the Republicans that they were in
poor business when they saw fit to dis
credit General Black and Commissioner
Lochren in the eyes of the old soldiers.
Neither could they discredit the president
with the American people. They had alb
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-08
CHANCERH NOTICE.
A NIs

Rock ISLAND COUNTY, Se.
In the Circuit COur: of said Rock Island county.
to the May term A. II. iSai
Rock Island Savings bani vs.. John II. Rey-
nolds. n iieha p. Reynolds, Jr., Lucy NJ Chan
ron, Betsev reynolds, Amanda Reynolds and
Ben Reynolds, In chancery, Geal No 36Dl
Amdnvit OF non-residence of John II. Rev.
nolds. Elisha P; Reynold-. il, Bctssy Reynolds
and Reynolds impleadeG with the above de-
PENDANTS. Lucy n. Channon and Amanda Rey-
nolds, having been hled in the clerk =
office OF the circuit court of said conn
~, notice 10 therefore hereby given TO
the ea'd nonresident defendants that the
complainant fled in the clerks Office its bill of
complaint in said court, on the chancery side
thereof. on the Twentieth day Of December
A. ID 1898, and that summons has been issued
out OF said court, wherein said suit is now pend-
ina, returnablc on the first Monday in the
mouth OF May next. as is by law required
Now. unless you, the said non resident de-
PENDANTS above named, John II. Reynolds
Elisha p. Reynolds, Jr.. Bcfsey Re ynolds and
Ben Reynolds, shall personally be and appear be-
fore said circuit court on the first day of the next
term thereof, to he holden NJ Rock Island in
and FOR the said county, on the first Monday in
May next. and Plead, answer or dcmur to the
paid complainants bill Of complaint, the same
and the natter. aud things therein charged
and stated will he taken as coufcssed, and de-
cree entered agains. you according to the prayer
OF said hill.
Rock Island. Illinois. Feb. =. 1894.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE, Clerk.
JACKSON q HURST, COmpt's Sol.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-08
Discussing Liquor Law for Iova.

DEs MONIES, March S.-The debate on
the temperance question has begun in the
house, before large audience. Funk ok.
planned the committee bill, saying it was
not intended to legalize the traffic but IN
control it. The Democrats Offered ms n
substitute license bill No action was
taken. The house passed bills making
terms of school directors one wear and nm.
proprlating S.l1 to pay the expenses of
visiting committees. Among the measures
passed by the senate were the folIowino.
requiring the trimming of Usage ORANGE
hedges to height of five feet bienniaIiy.
for the suppression of the Russian thistle
prohibiting prize-fghtiny.:
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-08
NOTICE TO CONrRACrORs.

Sealed propo.ais will be received at the city
cle'k's office, Rock Island, ILL.,, until Monday,
March ~ 1894, at O'Clock p. IN for constructing
the improvement ordered by an ordnance Of the
the city of Rock lslsnd ILL.,, passed rcb IL 1891,
entitled "An ordinance 'or the construction OF u
sewer from point in The center o. Seventh ave-
me !. feet east Oft e west line Of Tweniy-tirst
etreet. theuc. east 10 the ccn'er OF Twenty fret
street, thence sOufh 10 point i.& feet so'th Of
the sonih line OF Ninth avenne in the city Of Rock
Island, ~.
Plaus rnd specifications can he seen at the city
clerks oflice.
All bids must he accompanied with cert iici
check on some Rock Island hank in the sum of
one hundred aad f.ty (Si5O) dollars. payable to
the mayor of s'id city, in case the bidder shall
fail to enter inO contract with approved snreties
To execute the work for the price mentioned in
lis bid. The city reserves the right to reject
any Gil bids.
Rock Island, Ills. Feb. &c. 1894.
A. ID. HUEsI.G, G. Cty Clerk.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-08
Notice OF Guardian settlement.
SITE TAT i.3xn OF illinois LIMOS IS.

By virtue Of a dccretal order OF tfe county
court OF said county, entered at the March term
oil said court, A. ID. 1891. on the application of
Ellsworth \. Ma es. guardian of Mary l.. Swank
John Nj. swank. Ida NJ. SwGnk, Sadie L. Swank
and Edward :. Swank minors to sell the follow
ng described real estate. belonging to said mi
nors, situate in the county of kock Island, state
Of illinois, to-wit:
The north twenty eight and seventy nine hun
drcdths y ,91O0) acres OF the northc ist quarter
ca OF the southwest quarter ~ of -ccIOn nun
Der seventeen 40. In township number .ghteer
(ls) ncith range two(a) East of the fourth 9th,
principal meridian
! shall. ON the 5th day OF April, a. ID 1894, a,
tie north Goor Of the court house. in the city of
Rock l.lana, in the county of Rock Island, nd
state OF 1l'no's, at the hour of one D O'Clock in
the afternoon OF said day sell all the nte rest of
sad minors In and to the said real estate TO the
highest and best bidder for cash In hand.
ELLSWORTH A. NApES.
Guardian Of Mary L. Swank. John NJ. Swank,
Ida N Swank, Sadie E. Swank and Edward )
SwGnk.
JACKSON Il Hurst, Attorneys
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-08
l.kGAl.
ADMnNl~rRArOR. |. NOTICE.

Estate Of Mary A. Bunchcr, deceased.
The undersigned having becu sppo,utcd admin.
tstrator OF the estate Of Mary A. Buncher late Of
the county Of Rock Island, rtsie of Illinois, de-
ceased, hereby gives notice that re will appear
before the county court OF Rock island coun-
", ~ the Office Of the clerk of ssid court, In
the city OF Rock Island, at the May term, on
the hrrt Monday May pexi, at which
time all persons having claims ara.ntt said cs-
tate arc notified and requested to aiicGd for the
purpose OF having the same adjusted. Al per
cons indebted to raid estate arc requested to
make immcdiafc payment to tho undcraigned.
Dated this 18th day Of February. A. ID. 1891.
j. X. JOHNSTON,
a1mnj jst rato-
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-08
Kelly Was Too Goo,lh..u

NEW YORK, March s.-Frank M: Vernon.
about IL years old and claiming to he a
resident of Chicago, is under arrest hero
for having swindled Eugene Kelly. Jr
son of the banker of the same name out f of
slOs. Vernon had made Kelly's acouaint.
ance while travelling, and from Chicayo !,
is alleged, wrote Kelly letter over n fict;.
tious name saying Vernon had died and
asking for s!oS for burial expenses, which
Kelly sent him
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-08
Shot an AIdermnn An ,,,.,

Boston, March s.-Alderman .Josen,, ID
Lomasney, OF the west end, was shot at
the city hall by James Doonan, a Young
man living in the alderman's district
Doonan fred five shots, only one of which
was effective, and struck the alder,,on -,
the leg, inflicting painful but not a d,n-
gerous wound. DoOnan was arrested and
locked up. He is crank. - ''AU
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-08
Nominations Received with Favor.

WASHINGTON, March s.-The senate in
executive session has made the following
combinations: Charles Jonas, of Wiscon-
sin, to be consul general of the United
States at st, Petersburg; Eugene ID. Win
ney, to be marshal of the United States for
the eastern district of Michigan.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-08
Can't Use the It.I,.

ROME, March S.-The commiss;on =,
ainais appointed by the pope to consider
the granting OF exequaturs to representa-
ives Oh foreign governments to the Vati-
can' mas decided that the Vatican cannot
accep. .ne formula of exequatur used BY
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-08

WASHINGTON. March S.-The appoint
ment of Representative Blanchard, OF Mis-
sissippi to the senate makes another free
silver man in that body. lie is radical
l6-fo-l free coinage man, and will vote for
the Wilson bill without lighting any OF
the schedules
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
New York Financial.

NEW YORK, March z.
Money on call easy. Offered at l per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 3l5Ik per
cent. Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at 4s5140ls5IS for
demand and 4Ss % iS7I for sixty days:
posted rates 4SS04S9}s Commercial bills 4Sj3<
@4a6. c-n
Silver certificates 5s1s 90 sc: no sales: bar
silver COS. Mexican dollars 4s4.
United states bonds As regular. ll73A; do
As coupons, HIS do rs 9j; Pacific Us of ,Dj
l02 bid.
New York Grain and Produce. -
New YORK, March Z.
Wheat-May, G334@63 ;;-16c; July 6sls0
66 .-l6c; December, .Ita97Issc. Rye-Nomnal.
Corn-optionsNo. = stronger and fairly active
on covering OF shorts; May, 42l4 Q425sc. Oats
No. options strong en- higher on expecta-
Ron of smaller receipts which cans ID cover
lngof shorts; track white stat, 3sdf.c; track
white western, SQl 4ic, May. SAGE Pork-New
mess, Sl3.259lj..5: family, Sl4.OO @I45t short
clear, slA5O4l501 Lard - Prime western
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO March z.
foiowlnS were the quotations on the
Board of Trade today: Wheat-March.
opened 5.iac, closed 5S14c: May opened 5g3lc
closed 6o,sc; July, opened 6llec, closed 6sl.c
Sorn-March. opened SOC, closed 355sc
May opened &c, closed 3.;5c: July, opened
&c, closed 5O1sc. May. opened 3o,4c, closed
ol1sc; July, opened 2S1ac, closed a91sc. Pork
May opened Sll.4j, Closed SIl6.,s: July,
opened Sll.5sta. closeI Su,o. Lard-May,
opened S5.9j, closed $500.
Produce: Butter-Fancy separator, 2sa
a23}@c per lb: fancy dairy. aoh2ic: packing
stock, llse.l2c. Eggs-EresA stock Ia}s Gljc
per doz. Dressed pOultry-Chckens. 1dSc
per Io' turkeys, t!s1ec: ducks, 9Gl!c: geese,
.a'9c. Potatoes-Barbank,, So a5.c per bu:
aebrons, 4sti>A2c; Rose, 4.Q5Ic; mixed, 4,Ee
soc; sweet potatoes, Illinois S2.50325 per
Dbl Apples-tair to good, S3.5Oai.50 per
bbl. Cranberries Jersey, S5.50qt..5 per DBL
Honey-NEite clover, lib sections. lac;
broken comb, l01l2c: dark comb. good con-
ditio:i. l2c: strained CaiiforniL %. a6z.c
per Ib
Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO, March Z.
Live Stock--The prices at the Union Stock
yards today ranged as follows: Hogs
ESTIMATED receipts for the day 2l.0U;
sales ranged at S4.40G5.0) pigs SiSb.r5o o5 light
sl-5Ilei.aO rough packing, 4s1a a5.JJ mixed
ana S4'oOo.oo heavy packing and shipping
lots.
Cattle-Receipts for the day about 1850;
quotations ranged at si.90 Ij.20 choice to ex =
ira shipping steers, S4G5ici.sO good to choice
co, sj--51i.O fair to good :. ,t:i.3I common
to medium do, S2.S11I.;9 butchers steers.
s2|S13.lO stockers. S3.I0.s5.t1 feeders, ,IJOS
-"o cows, S265I3.20 heifcrs Sl.50. $50 balls,
s-iooJ3..1 Texas steers and S2.j1dG0U veal
calves.
sheep and Lambs-Heceipts for tle day
Io,UJt prices ranged at S2.l0139j westerns
sl.j21:..5 Texans, s20J JiuJ native, ami SIS
0,i.55 lambs.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-08
Suspicious of Johnny Bull.

WASHINGTON, March S.-The resolution
OF inquiry concerning the British on the
Masquito coast, which was introduced in
the senate by Morgan was the result of
apprehension in the minds of senators
that the English government in making
an effort to obtain a footing on the eastern
coast of the isthmus in violation OF the
Clayton-Bulwert treaty.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-03-08
CastOria.

"Castcri, ;, 20 well adapted % q, .i-., -.
recommend Il '.s superior to any =. .ae:.y;.,
known 20 r:.e.-'
II =. AEcHEE IN
Ia SO. Oxford st, Dr05s,-u ~
"C';r physicians in tho chlirca's l.,,-
i''ent have Spoken highly Of 10y g.
ence Il their outs;Ge practice wia -.
and although We cniy hare a-s1q- q,
'ned.cli s'-TIiies what is known Il l.-.,,
PRODUCTS, yet We are free 20 confess ia. %.
merits OF Casto-ia has won Us T. l,os -,
favor U..oa .t-''
U:IyED EosPITAL Asp DIsrrys.,,
Boston, 2as.
ALLEN C. SIXTH, Pres,
acTay Street, New Yo.k C;tz.