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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
rennsyiv.u,. nav A. atlanta.

HARRISBURG, Oct. IA meeting of the
executive committee of the Pennsylvania
commission of the Cotton States exposi-
tion was held here yesterday to arrange
for visit Of the commission to Atlanta
on Pennsylvania Day, Nov. IA. The COM
mission, with members of Governor Hast
tngs' staff and cabinet and the state Of
hcials. will loavs Harrisburg on y special
train on Nov. II, reaching Chattanooga
the next day. The monuments on the
field of Chickamauga will be dedicated on
the 18th with imposing ceremonies, under
the direction Of Adjutant General Stew
art. After these exercises the party will
start for Atlanta, arriving there the same
day. At noon Of Pennsylvania Day exer-
cises will be held in front of the state
building, and addresses made by Governor
Atkinson, of Georgia; Governor Hastings,
Lieutenant Governor Lyon, and judge
OF the supreme court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Grace Ubureh Services.

At Grace Church last . .ht, Rev. F,
Burgette Short was tho preacher. Hia
subject was Some one has touched me. 7
Rev. DR.. Robert Watt of Scott Church de
liyered an exhortation. DIR. Hulburd
also made a few rOlarks. The sinRlna
was In charge OF Mrs. Benaon and Misa
Thielman.
A special effort is being made to b ave
large attendance at tho meeting exclu
sively for men on Thursday night. Tht
sermon will be preached by the hey. Dr.
Hulburd, whose subject will be: ''Hhd
Heroism of Irue Manhood" There will
be a large male chorus which will be led
by the Rev. F. Burgette Short. whiid
the meeting is In progress another meet
ing for women only will be held In the
Sunday school. It will be In charge oI
Mrs. Browne and Mrs. Matlack. Mrs
Benson will lead the singing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
National I.enaue.
4 mo FINAL Ilassbnll Games

Ao A1AAoopitiA ShueH-
At Philadelphia = Philadelphia, 10;
Brooklyn, 8. At Washington - First
game: Washington 10; Boston, 7. Second
game: Boston, 10; Washington, g. At
New York-Baltimore, 8; New York. 8.
Pbillies and q. A. G. today.
Hats of to Baltimore.
The Phlllies talk about what might have
been. That the Phillies won at all WAS
due to the superb work Of Hamilton and
Delahanty. Inc former gave a fine exhi.
bitlon of batting and base running as did
Del, but the iatter's fielding was little
short of phenomenal.
The Phillies start today on short exhi-
hilton tour. They play here today, Wed.
nesday and Thursday at Dover. Friday.
Monday. Oct, Z, Sunbury. Pa; Tuesday,
Dot. s. Wllliamsport and Wednesday and
Thursday, Oct. 0 and 10. Wilkesbarre. The
team will be made up as follows: Taylor,
Carsey and Lucid. pitchers; Boyle. Hall.
man, Reilly and Sullivan, inflelders. and
Turner. Deahanty and one of The pitchers
In the outilsld.
Hello, old man Anson, you got there
just the same. Tie throwing away games
didn't count.
has signed to pitch for SC. Louis next sea,
son.
Sam Thompson won the cup In the score
card voting contest for the most popular
player,
Deiahanty had big day. Five hits out
of five times at bat, aud the star catch of
the game was his record.
Tommy Bannon. OF the New York Club.
Uks married TO Mise Lizzie Sullivan, OF
West Lynn, Meas,, on Sunday.
The Phillies kavs battered their position
by one over Last ysar's standing, II they
contiaue;at this gait tney should win the
.pennanb In 1897.
Baltimore IL the hiagest CITY on the
baseSali map Of she United Statea,
viii Baltimore win the Temple cupf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
A KNIGHTS OF LABOR ROW.
Sovereign Charged with Being . Paid
Tool OF "siIvsr Barons.~


NEW York, Oct. Local assembly No.
1853, Knights Of Labor, was tried on SUM-
day by II. p. Martin and Charles A.
French, Of the national executive board Of
the order, on charges Of disloyalty In fall
Ing TO push a boycott ordered by the gem
eral assembly. Daniel DeLeon is the lead
ing spirit Of the local assembly. IL has
leaked out that the proceedings were sem
sational
De Leon objected to the trial, claiming
that majority of the executive board
should be present to try a local assembly
on such a acharge. His protest was promptly
overruled. Then De Leon, much excited,
pointed his finger at Martin and cried:
Il charge you with being q traitor You
are paid tool Of the capitalists. You are
working with trade unionists who arc
trying to break up this order because IL Ii
founded on the principles of socialism.
You bring up these charges only to keep
delegates Of District Assembly 40 Out Of
general assembly, because you know they
will oppose Mr. Sovereign and other tools
OF capitalists. The order of Knights of
Labor Is bankrupt, and the silver barons
are paying Mr.. Sovereign's expenses, as
we'll as yours
81 have accumulated heaps Of document
ary evidence TO prove this assertion, and
shall submit 1t to the general assembly,
which will admit US, the socialists, In spite
OF your conspiracy"
Witnesses then testified on behalf Of
DeLeon's local assembly. When ths wit
nesses concluded Mr. French said there
was nothing In the case, )" and moved that
the charges against the socialists be dis
missed. Martin sustained the charges.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Texn. L.xssl.tors Gathering Slowly.

AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. 1.-Only twenty-five
members of the Legislature have arrived,
and 1t is hardly probable that a quorum
will answer to roll call today. A poll Of
both houses by interested parties develops
the fact that the anti-prize fight bill will
go through the senate with the emergency
clause. The fight to kill the emergency
clause will be waged bitterly in the house
by Dallas people. A committee of business
men has arrived from Dallas and will
plead with the legislative committees to
knock the emergency clause, on the ground
that 1t will conf1scate thousands of dollars
worth In property which have been out
laid on this fight Up to the present writ
Ing, Of the nineteen members of tho house
here nine are opposed to the emergency
clause, and of this number four are Out
and out antagonists of any antiprize
fight bill at all. The friends of the fight
profess confidence that 1t will not be inter
fared with
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
alleged Intimidation in Georgia.

ATLANTA, Dot. There are signs of
trouble In the Tenth congressional dis
trict over the special election for congress
30 be held tomorrow. Tom Watson, Pop
ulist, and ]. @. G. Black, Democrat, are
the candidates. Aparty of Democrats, In
cluding two expert registry clerks who
went up to Lincoln county to examine
into the registration books, say they were
intimidated and threatened by armed Pop
ulists at every step. They assert that the
Populists openly and boldly declare that
every man in Lincoln county who wishes
to shan vote. REGARDLESS of registry.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
More Bay state tans Stock,

Boston. Sept 8O.-This morning It wan
announced that the Bay State Gas Conn
pany of Delaware would issue $40 00O, O0p
OF new stock. thereby increasing the caDi-
tai stock Of the com pany to els, 00O, ,U00L
This was naturally considered as meaning
the acQuirem ment OF Brooklins Gas Com.
pany by the Bay State Gas Company.
either by consolidation or purchaee, pro.
bably the latter. as the stock was said I'd
be offered to the present stockholders au
$40 per ohare each owner of one share I'd
be entitled to take two new ones.
The officers OF the l3rooHIlne Gas Com.
pany. through Counsel A. q. Burrage, said
this afternoon that nobody connected with
the Brookllne Company knew any thing Ok
the matter.
Regarding the report. Treasurer e. p,
Addicks OF the Bay State Company. said
that the truth OF 1t could be ascertaIned
80 far as tho Bay State Company Was con-
cerned, only at the Wilmington or Phila4
delDhiR end.
A despatch from Md lletown last night
said that DO information could be ob4
tained from Mr.. Addicks about the fore.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01

assist those who are ministering to his
comfort.
The exact time General Malone was
stricken Is in doubt. He retired at IL
o'clock Sunday night, and up to that time
was in good health and spirits and had
given no intimation of feeling unwell. No
sound was heard from his room after he
bad retired. At 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing Mr.. Long manager of the hotel, went
TO the generals room to call him. He
found that he had been vomiting and was
unable to speak. DIR. Baker was called,
and at once pronounced it case of paraly-
sis. DR.. Wales arrived soon afterwards,
and with DIR. Baker took charge Of the
case.
General Malone appeared to be suffer
ing no pain. By motions Of his head
and few faint sounds he made his de-
sires known. Mr.. Edmund Waddell, the
senator's secretary, was with him, and at
the senator's request notified the members
of his family.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
NInr.halItnn Itam..


The ladies of st. Barnsbas p. e. Church
will hold a lawn party on Saturday after
noon and evening. Oct 5th ON Mr.. Rilet's
lawn close to Marshallton Station. They
will be glad to walt on all friends with
supper or cream. etc. Benefit for church
funds.
There was social and game party at
the home OF Harry M. LythRos on Satur.
day evening, at which the young people
enjoyed themselves very much.
Ivanhoe Castle No. 2i, K. OF @. Z. 10
five years old this week and dnanc cialIy is
In good position. -
Tue Sir Knights are earnestly requested
to be at the Castle Hall on Thursday next
at 7.30 p. m. as business OF Importance
will be brought forward and acted on.
Come without any more inviting.
We had, after several weeks absence.
the single tax advocates. who explained
some of tho truths and tried to make it
plain to all who would listen to them.
There were several questions asked and
answered In satisfactory manner.
The Inpependent Band of this town
will hold a festival on Saturday. Oct. l2th-
II is to be hoped that all their friends will
turn out on that day and give them .
helping hani. and. friends from a distance,
do not forget the date. p. O.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
monthly Reports.

Chief of Police Dolan reports the fol.
lowing arrests for the month OF Septem-
Der: Assault and battery, 10; assault with
intent to murder. 4; assault on officer. 8;
abandoned girl, /; begging. l; carrying
concealed deadly weapon, 3; case reopen.
cd. l; contempt. 8; drunk. 53; drunk and
resisting an officer. l; drunk and disorder.
ly. 30; drunk and beRglnR. |; disorderly
conduct 73; dtsorderly house, 4; dement,.
ed q exposing person. l; 1;gambling,6: har.
boring minor onild unlawfully. 9; harbo r.
Ing unregistered dog. highway robbery 3;
nameless boy 2; haroorlng vicious dog |;
incorrixiUle /; insane /; keebing house of
asslRnation l; houses of Ill fame 2; gam
bling table l; larceny 23; misrspresenta
tinn l; murder l; neglect oil family
patients 30; reckless driving l; runaway
boy /; suspicious ,; selling fire arms to
minors /; selling liquor on Sunday l.;
selling without license l. trespass 25;
using female child for immoral purposes
l; vsgranoy IL; violating health ordinance
1; Violating city ordinance 4; witnesses 9.
Total $40.
The following fires were reported dur.
ing the month:
September Q. No. COS West Front street.
Loss $13.
September o, Diamond State Car Spring
September II, stand of uaughsy Il Car.
dineill. Fourth and King streets. Loss $50.
Covered by Insurance.
BUILDING LINES OF MONTH.
The building lines marked during the
present month were as follows:
Delaware Hardware Company. addition
to building on Second etreet between
Shlpley and Orange.
Clarence GlandinR, one dwelling at
Twenty third and Market streeta.
Frank Carswell. one dwelling at Four
teenth and Rodney streets.
james McCauliey, one stable at Fifth
and 1sarles streets.
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Com.
pany. one dwelling at Second and Adams
streets.
Annfs X, Herty. one dwelling at Four.
teanth and Market atreets,
Edgar A Finley. one dwelling on Wash.
inRton street near Ninetesnth.
John z. AcKsqn. two dwellings at
Tgenty-f9urth aud Market streets.
win =. Denny. etpre and stable on
Maryland Avenue and STROUD streets,
j. Taylor Gause, Addition to Green house
at Eleventh and Clayton streets.
Frank A. Carsweli, one two.story and
attic house 70 be No. l4oi Rodney street.
Lilpurne Chandler. repairs at No. f23O
Walnut street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Spain H.. Reos,ved No warning.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Spanish embassy
here publishes denial of a statement
cabled from the United States to the effect
that Secretary of State Olney had gives q
warning to the Spanish government that
unless they had succeeded in suppressing
the insurrection in Cuba in the next three
months the United States government
would intervene for the protection Of the
insurgents. Tho Spanish embassy de-
clares that the story is entirely fictitious,
and that the Spanish relations with the
United States regarding Cuoa are work.
ing smoothly, and with no apparent fric-
tipt,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Alleged PIokpoclet- ao FREQ,

John Connors and Patrick Darragh, thu
alleged pick kpockets, have escaped Della
ware justice. In Municipal Court last
night a lack OF testimony acquitted them
of the serious charge The court oom pliD
mented the officers on the arrest. Jam et
Wilkie wns fined $40 and costs for ASSAULT
ing young women on the streets. George
Jefferson. colored. charged with disorderN
ly conduct nt Eighth and Tutnall streets.
was dismissed. Joseph Ross was fined
% and coats for assaultlng Lizzie Cooper
on July 25. The State was not ready id
The case OF Peter Oroole and 1t was con,
tiuued until this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Ne nIandamns fer Cash.

The mandamus proceeding of Joseph
Cash vs.. the Reliance Fire Comp any came
to o sudden termination In Superior Court
yesterday afternoon. Argument began
and contended that no notice was given
to Cash that there were charges against
him before he was expelled.
Mr.. BiRgs argued that the writ should
be denied. as tho demand for reinstate-
ment to the president OF the com pany was
made on Sunday He said that Cash did
not make a demand for rein sta tement but
only asked to be allowed to attend q meet.
ing.
Judge Lore said that there had been no
proper demand made for reinstatement
The rule was dismisred. The 6eptemb ber
term OF court then adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Chann Rnr,,,.

Dover, Sept, 29.-The Blair farm of ID
acies on the Harrington road. two mile9
west OF Milford, has been cold to Arthur
Robbins for $4,000. The 60.acre farm Oh
ii. v. Truitt two miles east OF Lincoln,
has been sold to B. ID. Carpenter, owner
of the adioining farm. for 5000 The 22O+
acre farm Of Edgar Clements, In West
Dover Hundred. was sold by Sheriff SHAY
TO DIR. 7. o. Clemonts OF Dover for $3.50,
subject to a mortgage of S1725. Tho
Henry Truax farm OF 26% acres. on State
road below smyrna. has been purchased
by James q. Murphey. OF Leipervllle. Pa. .
for S,5DO.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
The E.positIon WIN Clo.s on sunday,

ATLANTA, Oct. 1.-The question of Sun
day opening of the exposition was settled
by an overwhelming vote at the directors
meeting yesterday afternoon. H. a. Ca
baniss, manager Of the Atlanta Journal,
moved that the grounds be opened and
the midway closed on Sundays. Captain
j. W. English moved that the whole mat
ter be laid on the table, and this was adop-
ted by an overwhelming vote. 1t is not
believed that any further attempt will be
made to open the exposition grounds on
Gnndnv
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Urging tn. whlppIng Pos. for washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-Immediately pre-
ceding the discharge of the grand jury
here yesterday by Judge Bradley writ
ten recommendation was submitted to the
court favoring tho establishment of the
whipping post in the District of Columbia
for the punishment Of wife bcaters and
other petty criminals. 1t was signed by
the foreman and fifteen jurymen. Judge
Bradley commented briefly on the recon-
mendation, and said that he thought such
a method Of punishment would be pro-
ductive of good results.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01

oASo hito oeh1h
think his chances
Of recovery very
doubtful. The re-
latives of the ex-
senator have been
summoned by tel
egraph. The en-
tire right side Of
the sufferer is par
alyzed, including
ing the right arm
and leg. .He is un-
able to speak ex-
cept q few inar-
ticulate sounds.
He has maintain
ed consciousness,
however, andseeks
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
KILLED by Her Drunken Son.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct. Windsor s.
Nye, who, with his wife and seven chill
dren, lived with his mother at Sherwood,
twelve miles South Of Auburn, was lodged
in the Cayuga county jail yesterday for
killing his mother. Nye was employed as
laborer on the Lehigh Valley railroad
until recently! He had been drinking
heavily from bottle of alcohol. His mother
secreted the liquid, and in . rage he pro-
cured q revolver and fired two shots ~ her
in quick succession. She disd almost In
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Two Newspaper Mon Drowned.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct. Frank J. Dew
ereaux, aged 81 years, and w. Porter
Hunt, aged 2s years, two newspaper corre-
spondents living at Oneida, were drowned
In Oneida lake, off North Bay Oneida
county. They went in sailboat from
Sylvan Beach, and started to cross the
lake to North Bay. This was the last seen
of them alive. Seversl articles picked up
have been identified IS belonging to the
missing mem
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
For the Nat,onaI Can,,o,.

providence, Dot. 1.-The statue of Mo
zart which is TO be placed in the rotunda
of the new congressional library at Wash
ington, was cast at the works of the Cor
ham Manufacturing company yesterday
The statue was designed by c. Niebous, Of
New York, who is also the designer of
statues of Beethoven and Moses, to be
placed In the same building. The two lat
ter figures will be cast this week,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Moro work for Min.r..

SHAMoKIN, Pa, Oct. 1.-Seven hundred
men and boys will find employment at the
Enterprise mine when it resumes work on
Oct TO- and 900 additional mon will be
given work by the starting of the Luke
Fidler colliery week later. These mines
have been idle during the past season, ow-
ing to the breaker ere.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
TIL. Gas. of capta,. Arm...

WARRINGTON, Oct l. = Secretary La,
mont has not yet taken action In the case of
Captain Armes General Schof1eld has left
Washington for Pelee Island in Lake Erie,
10 spend two weeks fishing, The objeo
tionable letter addressed to him by Cap
tain Armes has been turned over to Sec.
xetary Lamont for his consideration.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Thrown from . Train to Death.

BFTHLEHEM, Pa, Oct. 1.-Clayton Rick
ert, the Jersey Central railroad newsboy
who was hurled from fast express train
on the Nesquchoning curve on Sunday,
and had his skull fractured died at his
home here last night without regaining
consciousness. The boy was 10 years old,
and the only support OF his mother and her
large family of small children.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Hrhest of all Leavenng PowerLatess u Govt Report
R>!:a'!:!!I! q! Rskdsgl! RRskidieg
On n straw Ride.
ABSOLUTELY pgJME


delightful straw ride was given by the
young people OF Brandywlne to New
Castle on Saturday evening. Those who
enjoyed the ride were;
MIsses Maude Riley. Florence Hughes.
Annie Sayers. Lizzie Bardwioh Maggie
Hard. Sarah Ward. Gertrude Maxwell.
Bertha Smith. Sadie Maxwell. Louisa
McVelgh. Annie Carney. Annie Gam pbsIl.
Nellie Miller. Hattie Crockett, Minnie
Sheppard, Lottie Whindette. Rosie Farren.
Name Gallagher. Name Buchanan. Mise
Gentue.
Messrs. Samuel White, Frank Sanderson,
Thomas Maxwell. George MoCloskey.
Harry Craig. John Flemming. Garrett
Henvis, John Greig. Frank Gentue. Harry
Luton. George Gentue. Frank Taylor.
Frank Com Vile. Cornelius Lynch, Wm.
Cathcart, Winfield Hughes. Homer Max.
well. Walter Windett Samuel Stewart.
Before reaching homo tho party met
with mishaps an axle breaking while
turning the corner OF Union street and
Delaware avenue.
see the Bridge.
A superb etching on sale at the RErUDLy-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
wood, Wood. Wood.

Now Is the time you Will need wood.
You will get satisfaction and your
T. Sergenns, dealer In coal, wood
and grain, yard 108 Maryland avenue.
Ofiae 7th and King streets. Phone 545,
M Large Pea Coal for family Use.
81 Large load of wood for &f. SO. Now
is the time to order your winters supply
OF coal
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Seattle Oct. tho contrnot,

WARRINGTON, Oct. 1.-As the report Of
Chief Engineer Wilson, who was sent
from San Francisco to Seattle to investi-
gate the capacity of the plant of the Moran
Brothers, was entirely satisfactory Secre-
tAry Herbert has awarded to that firm tha
contract for the construction of one of the
three torpedo boats 10 be built for the
navy. The price to be paid is sl60,UO0.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Play,nu the Tepni. F,nni.

Joseph p. Wales. II. r. Brlnghurst and
III. Canby yesterday afternoon began
playing the finals In the tennis tourna.
hurst defeated CANDY. "a. Ga. Wales
then won from Bringhurst by tho score
of 90. Brlnghuret defeated Wales 4,
and Wales beat BrinRhurst go. Wales
victories leave him but one gamo to win
to hold the State cham pIonship. TIL d
noon,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Ffne oern.

We are Indsssco sss @m ssS%sn ss%sr 9,
corn, which 10 among the bes,t we have
seen this season. One Of the aars meas
ured eleven inches In length. nine ifiches
In circumference and contained 20 roWs
In each Of which were 80 grains, making
altogether 1900 grains.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
LOCAL nnrA

Tha people OF St. Stephens Lutheran
Church gave a reception to the Rev. VII.
liam A. Sadtler, Its former pastor, last
evening.
James Connor has been presented by tho
Msccacoe Fire Company's trip committee
with silver watch In recognition OF hls
service tof them.
Anton Huber celebrated his fftieth birth.
day ysstsrday.
HyettS Military Band will serenade
Ersnkna y Regks. Its leader. and hih
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
ChnpIa,n MIIburn IN Uo,don

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Westminster Ga
zettee publishes column interview with
the Rev. W H. Milburn, the blind chap
lain Of the United States senate, who, ac-
cording to the paper mentioned, is draw
ing large crowds to the various chapels in
London where he has been requested to
r,reaT.h
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Ree.lyed Tn.Ir F,,..s.

John A. Lengel and Frederick O. Nam.
mele. whom on Saturday returned Rome
from Europe. last night received their
friends at the home of Mr.. Mammele. No.
1909 West Eighth street An enjoyable
time vas spent
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Tho Prssideas Again Goes Fi.hinr,

BuzzARp's BAY, Oct. Il President
Cleveland started last night on another
fishing trip to Long Island Sound with
Commodore Benedict on the Oneida Tho
trip will cover period of several days
and large haul is anticipated by the
Aahnr..,a.,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Touched Fire To tho shed.

Boys yesterday afternoon set fire TO the
tool shed adjoining the stone orusher at
Third and Broome stfests. The blaze
damage and extinQuished. Such play
may seem amusing TO tho boys but In tn
end Il always prosssd dear
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Another Armenian slaughter,

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. IA body Of Ar
menians have made demonstration
against the authorities in this city, and
the police attacked them and killed and
wounded some of their number and ar
rested many Of them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
A rh,lad.Iphi. Embs..,.r Taken Back

LYNN, Mass, OCT. 1.-Francis B. Green,
who is wanted for the larceny of between
~, 800 and %, 600 from an insurance oom-
pany In Philadelphia, was turned over to
Deteotivs II. c. Bond, of that city, yestsr-
day by the Lynn police, and was taken
back to that city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
A Bnby,si,ife saved.

MY baby had croup and was saved by
Shiioh's Cure" writes Mrs. ]. b. Martin,
OF huntsville. Ala. N. q. Danforth, cor.
end and Market.