The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31
THIRD EDITION.
hORtOLrS TURAktY TALKS
on rms WEAKNESS OF mANKIND
Turnkoy crosby's Interesting Story later
rspied by several High Polics Omcers
who reli wonderful stsric-.

rspIed by several High Poiice Omcers
Who Tell Wonderful stories.
Tho Norfolk (Va.) Pilot. edited by Rev.
Sam Small, published the following In its
Issue OF Sunday. November 20; Last
night WIS an unueuallY busy one at police
headquarters Every officer on duty was
trying his best to obey the orders OF the
police board In arrasting any man seen
staggering on the streets. and as result
every hing at Headquarters was all hustle
and confusion. Onlcer Crosby, 'tle old
turnkey.' wearing his green goggles. was
telling story about life as he had seen It
during his thirty years connection with
4 the department.. Some OF The cases no
mentioned almost UrV0ght tears TO the
eyes OF those present. ''but," suid tue old
turnkey, Il have no synpathy with u
--urunken man"
"Men will get drunk. fall into an Of
fieer's hands end TO sent here. IL Is my
duty TO lock them up, ana when 90 SO
MIKE an enemy OF the man II he Is able to
remembei tho circumstances the next
morning"
Each OF the police officials present took
tba-cu' and each had a 9 DRY to tell Cap.
tain King was the tirst To break the silence
but no sooner had lie begun his story than
q son OF Kan was ushered In, having
been picsed up charged with di unkenness.
ydual. i amt drunk, l come down to
buy some medicine anu got 1t In my
pocket"
Yes. and In your stomach, too" ADDED
Captain Laid. as Turnkey Crosby took
out OF the prisoners pocket bCttle OF
Quratol. the latest discovery for the
hundied or so skin troubles to which the
hes 10 heir. In an Instant the converse
toh changed. Captain Laid, who pre-.
viously had begun his story. then began
telling about u bone-feion on his finger,
Tue pam, said ho. was Intense until 1
tried Quratol. IL relieved me like magic.
Never saw anything to equal 1t. 1t 10 Ger.
tainly great discovery"
why. a. same mei! cine cured my
sons pimples oil tts face aud II has great.
~ benefited my head" spoke up Officer
H. K. Harrison. Il Will continue its use"
iheres the case Of Sergeant Cuthrlell"
Z spoke up an officer. For several niEhts
ne has Dren suffering with u spraiued uaek
and was unable to walk with ease lie
tried Quratnl Friday morning, and that
night ne was abie to go about the city It
10 great remedy in policeInans home"
bergeant Lowery then added his testi.
moDy: carried n bottle OF Quratol homo
& with me, he said, and last night one of
my CHI dren had the sore Lhrout. | gave
~ 10 her 70 nse US RarLsle and this morn
Ing the throat was cured and tie little
ono had forgotten that sue had gone to
bod In great pain"
Behind ihs rail- was seated Justice A. H.
Ashburn. WHO was there to bail out the
Prisoners. lit must be a great medicine,
for IL cured my sons hand. 1t Is con.
tue times"
Ives" said Chief Rebman, everybody
SCENE TO endorse it,"
The reporter then started out to find
Justice Ashburns son. who is Mr.. g. H.
AshburE, manager OF tho Postal Tsle-
graph Office.
Yes. said that gentleman. ''Quratol
has cured an ugly place on my hnud. 1t
was severe case OF eczema. and the Hra
plight l used 1t all soreness disappeared
In three days | was entirely cured. IL
WORKS wonders. ! shall always keep 1t on
hlud."
Aud this is the way everybody eHpresses
themselves concerning this greutest of all
discoveries. So great has been tho sue.
cess OF tluratol III this city that tho manu-.
fnoturers now give with every bottle an
absolute guarantee that IL viii cure ali
cases covered by the directions The
southern Chemical Company began bust.
ness less than month ago, giving en-
pioyment to two people. To-day the
business has increased to such an extent
thht over Iorty people are employed con-
slantly in manufacturing, boItling and
advertising tho great remedy
QurRtol Ia sold by ali druggists in WI.
mington at 80 cents u bottle II thew
haven't 1t On hand they can get it for
you.