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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-13
Lord Churchill worse.

LONDON. Jan. l2.-Lord Randolph
Churchill was suddenly seized last night
with an attack Of heart weakness. which
threw him irto a state Of coma. He raj
lied this morning. and is now conscious,
but has not yet regained his strength.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-13
wsAru.n towscAsr

WASHINGTON. Jan. ls.--For Virginia
and North Carolina: Fasr; much colder.
northerly windt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-13
az Wore IIsslhs From OrIp.

NEW YORK, Jan. i2.-Six more deaths
from grip are reported by DIR. NaSla
registrar stat&t. this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-13

RAN.E Or rHRRMOME ER
Following vas the range Of the thSr-
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

Professor John II. Clark, on behalf OF
MckusveT, has posted forfeit OF $25U to
box any white man ut li3ponnds for $1,000
q side either foI a limited number of
rounds or TO finish. II this challenge is
not accepted within u reasonable time Nc.
kesYnr wlll claim tie iight-weB,ht ehum-
pionshlp of tha world.
Although tile lierresholls refuse to make
any statenents regarding the new cup
defender everything about the shops
points 10 early beginning OF new keel
boat, the pit in the south shop belng
dappened rs If to admit of building boat
OF deeper drauglt, Every percautlon is
being taken To ploNent an outlet OF
information.
tiye miles ont OF Kansas city on Satur-
day night. In the presence OF 100 local
sports, Oscar Gardiner, the Omaha Kid. -
and Jimmy Evans. a local lightweight
fought three fierce rOnnds for small
purse and gatn receipts, Tho Kid knocked
Evans out with right handler on the Jaw
uftor puuishing him badly.
Charles Alckeever the l33 pound pugl
list and John IL. Clark his hacker were ar
Rested on Monday and hold In the sums of
$500 and $500 bail bofore Alngtstrale Pole.
in Philadelphia for engaging In prize
fight on. Saturday evening last. They VIII
hive further hearing on Thursday.
The trial o! Robert Fitzsimmons for the
killing OF Con klardoD, his sparrlng part
ner will tako place OH Feb. 4th. in New
York.
Champion James ]. Corbett, who appear
ell at st. Paul, Mlnn., last night with his
company, after expressing the certainty
that his light with Fitzslmmons would
como of in Florida. said: Il shall light
Fitzslmmona and then I'll quit. One
moro light and shall quit the ring for
ever with championship honors Tor shall
beat fit1slmmous without any tronble :"
Billy Wnoh OF Brooklyn and Eddie
Conley Of st. johns met III bout at the
Suffolk Club at BO3tou Mass, ON Mon.
day night. Conley got the decision In the
fourth round.
Johnson does two miles in $40 5 at
Red Bank Oh Monday,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

PHILAnEtpEiA, Jan se-Flour weak; win.
tor superfine. o., ,l0a2e0i do. extras, 50 a5A
80; No winter family, %. 4pae 50, PennsyL
yania roller, straight, s251Das5; western
winter. clear, s2.4Ols260 Wheat unsettled.
lower, with jsa4o, bid and SIC, asked for Jan,
lary. Corn lower, dull, with 45tac bid and
t5lhc. asked for January. Oats quiet, easier,
with S5a4c, bid and zoe, asked for January.
Hay quieti good to choice timothy, Si25Otlb.
Beef quiet, Pork weak. Lard irregular;
western steam, s5.70; oity, s8l2l1fe25. But.
Ter steady; western dairy, l0f Do; do. cream.
cry, llda24c. do. factory. stitc.i Elgins 40
Imitation creamery, l0Dlsc. New York dairy,
l9f l9c; do creamery, l4d21c. Pennsylvsnis
creamery prints, fancy wholesale lots. a5ot
creamery tubs, extra 24c; do, gosd 70 choice,
aG1s&ic,, jobbins, 231ssc. Cheese dull; Now
York large. odlll4c.; do. small, 9Js6lls4o.;
part skins, 6GSc,; full skins, 9A2JSc Egss
quiet, higher; New York and Pennsylvania,
2da.Gl4c- ice house, l7lsas2Uc, western fresh,
2hata5!Sc.; southern, G2il4c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30
HArrl ~ MIssI0NARY SOCIETY.
Tie Delaware baptist Churches Organize IA
Missionary society. ..-

At a meeting held in Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church yesterday afternoon the
Delaware State Baptist Missionary Society
was formed. A call was issued several
weeks ago TO all the Baptist churches in
Delaware. and twenty-eight delegates rep
resenting tho following churches re-
spCndcl:
Second Baptist Church, Delaware Avenue,
Bethany, Calvary, North Mission First
German, First Swedish. Shiloh. Eighth
Street, and Mt. Enon of Wilmington. New
Castle, E2i0n and Wyoming.
Tho meeting was called to order by the
Rev. s. Il. Meeser, whg stated the object
OF the meeting. He was elected tenn
porury moderator and j. IL. Appleby sec
ret,ry. There was u general discussion. A
charter was adopted and the following
committee appointed TO present 1t to the
Legls stature: The Rev. S. -. Meeser, Har-
ry Emmcns. and the Rev. A. p. Mihm. 1t
was decided to hold the first annual meet
ing of the society on Thursday, May 2.
The officers of the society elected for the
year were: President, the Rev. o. G.
Buddugton; first vice president, Harry
Emmons; second vice-president. tho Rev,
Frank Howes; secretary, ]. IL. Appleby;
treasurer Il. h. Jones.
The managers elected were: s. Hick-
man Hewitt Samuel Barker, William 3,
Adams. benjamin c. Howell. the Rev. S.
B. Meeser, William f. Whitenack, W. H.
Gregg. j. II. Muh!bausen aud Washington
Jones.
Last night mass meeting was held In
the Delaware Avenuc Church for the pur-
pose of putting the society before the peo-
ple Addresses were made By DIR. Palmer
OF Philadelphia and DR.. Morehouse Of the
Home Missionary Society.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

portont contribution TO the literature of
the ChinaJapRn war. In an article for
the February Cosmopolitan. he discusses
the situation and does not mince matters
In aging what China must do in tnis
emergency. Two other noted foreign au-
this number. Rositu 3laurI, the famous
Partisan dunsause gives the history OF the
ballet, aud Emile Olivier tells the story
OF tho fail Of Louis lhilbpe. From every
part OF the world, dri uAs and photo.
graphe have been obtuIllod OF the iDstru-
ments u,ed to torture poor humanity, and
appear as illustrations for clever article,
by Julian Hawthorne, entitled, salvation
via the Rack" Mrs. Reginald de Koveu.
Anatoe France. W. Clark Russell. Albion
W. 1ourges and William Dean Ilowelis
are among the story tollers for the feCru.
ury numour OF the Cosmopolitan.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30
hlntuo Lady or Spiritual Medium.

Nov, ONE TOUR AROUND THE WORLD.
~ This Hiudoo lady she tells your mothers
fun name before marriage. tho names of all
your family. their ages aud description. Rams
ana business OF your present husoand-name
oi gour next II you are 10 have one; whether
your present sweetheart W III be true to you,
an Ii he wil marry. if you have no sweet.
heust she will tell you W ON you will have
his name. business and date Of acquaintance.
II you get ono OF her Hlnduo charms you will
have luck. aud every hing you undoitRke will
prosper with you, Be sure and got one OF
hcr Hlndoo ohsrms and have luck In this
year, and you Will learn 10 bless this travelled
Lady. she can take bad luck away from you
III a short time and Put good luck iD your
hOIuCs instead Hemenner, she advsrtIset
o hiHg but what she calI do-nnds the lost
or es and hriD2s hem TO thelr homes. locates
hidden treasures Young and odwho are in
ttGpOle OF heartbroken, call ut No, 100 Eass
Eighth street, ie9 sts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30
DELAwARE'S COMING MEN.
BY COVE WILLIAMS.

b1 bufE NltsiiAhb'
some WI ere n the little Diam ond State
There's u boy today;
Perhaps he's at Ills lesson;
Maybe at work or play.
But whate or hes doing .......- ...
There his mind is bent,
And that earnest laddie is
Our future Republican Governor.
YoLder boy will move the world.
Az u Republican orator.
Thlther goes the lad who'll win,
The rank of a Republican Senator
ship.
And that dreary youth will be
An artist OF renowD.
While the one beside him wears
The Repnbllcan's laurel crown.
LAWYER or astronomer,
Diplomatist wise. #.+.
Minister or admiral,
Man of "ologiss."
We are sure to meet ono. .
Where soccer we go
Though of course we'll find them
All to be Republicans, you know
Would you like to he one;
Find tho lad who works
With purpose, and who's hand
Ne'er Republican duty sblrks,
Whose gold is pure and lofty,
Whose heart is brave and true,
He's u coming great Republican,
Can this be said OF youp
Hurtly. bel Jan, 2S. 1895
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30
STIRRING UP ANDERSON.
The Street and Sewer Commission
ers Lecture the Ash Contract.
say thar the Contract VIII Have to be LIv-
ed up to or They VIII 70 on Hts Bondsnen
For Its Faithful Performance

sny thar the Contract VIII Have TO be LIv-
ed up to or They VIII 20 on His Bondsmen
For Its Faithful Performance
A. G. B. Anderson, the city ash collector
was before the Street and Sewer Commits
sion last night and heard complaints of the
way his men acted on the carts. "Chuck-
ers' is the name that is given the men
that throw the ashes on the carts. Street
Commissioner McCloskey said that he was
continually hearing complaints of the men
with the ash carts. The men not only re-
fused to do what was laid down by the law
as their duty, but they were mpudent to
people who demonstrated with them be-
cause of their speaking about the laxness
in their attention to duty.
The street commissioner said that In his
opinion Anderson told the men to do what
was right, but when he was not with them
the men did not do as he had told them.
He had also noticed that the carts were
not covered properly. He told of instances
where the men had refused to do what the
law required they should, and told OF "a
suit that was to come up in the Municipal
Court on Thursday morning.
Mr. Anderson said he wanted to do what
was right. lie told the men to attend to
their work and do their duty. He thought
that complaints sometimes were unjust.
Colonel Moore and Mr.. Chambers said
they had both heard complaints and had
noticed that the men were impudent. Mr..
Gawthrop told Mr.. Anderson that he would
have to live up to his contract. II he did
not they would be compelled to go TO his
bondsmeu to have the work done.
communication was received from A,
G. Brlnton in relation to a hole In the
sidewalk near Fourteenth and King streets.
For reasons best known to themselves. he
said, the commissioners treated his COM
munications with contempt. Perhaps"
he said, sit would be to their credit to pay
some attention to the hole which he was
speaking about. He was certain" he said,
''if he had control of the streets that there
would be better places for people to walk"
MIR. Elliott asked permission to advertise
In the newspapers that Townsend's road
on the south side would be vacated. A
communication was received from the Lob
dell Car Wheel Works asking that Duncan
avenue and G street to Its intersection with
Christiana avenue would be vacated at the
same time that Townsends road was. 1t
was decided that it would be better to have
meeting between the commissioners. Mr..
Lobdell and the city engineer.
The weekly payroll passed was s2Oa.7j.
Secretary's collections. 81 .iiGGS; city treas
urers balances: Current expenses,
0S33.29; street improvements, SS33S5;
tree fund, s121.6i; pay-rolis, sl7,400. S4l5.
Licenses were granted to Joseph Sayers
and William F. Bennett; sewer permits to
Elizabeth Irwin, Joseph Williams.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30
AMENDING THE CURRENCY BILL


Nne section tFolu BnNhents iOr
Import Duties Stricken Out.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-rhe house COM
mittee on banking and currency spent
yesterday In debating the new admins.
Sration bill, went through it by sections,
and adopted two important amendments.
The first amendment adopted reduces tho
TAX upon the circulation from per cont.
Der Annum to one-fourth of | pcr cent,
payable semi annually, The second strikes
out the fifth section of the bill, that re-
Quiring import duties to be paid in gold
When the committee adjourned two
amendments were pending. One stipu-
lAtes that the retirement aud cancellation
of the legal tenders for each month shall
not be greater than the increase in amount
Of national bank notes, undcr the opera.
zion of the plan. This amendment was
carried when first offered, and thrn there
was successful motion to recunsidcr and
postpone action for n day
The other pending amendment requires
one half. of the rcserTs funds of banks to
be held in gold coin or gold certificates,
ehs other half In silver coin or silver certif
icates Ten per cent. of the reserve Is to
be held In this stipulated form on July /,
sS95, 20 per cent at the end of three
months, the change being made at the ratio
OF 10 per cent. a quarter until completed.
hepublcan members say thab the plan
will be in COMMITTEES two or three days
longer, but ali agree that 1t will be re-
ported to thc house in time, although ma
Serially changed from tho original plan,
since the Republicans ara disposed to CO.
operate with this administration Demo.
Gratis. AS a whole the proceedings in com
mittee were unusually free from partisan.
ahip.
The action of tho house upon the
amended bill seems to depend upon the
Republicans, who hold the balance of
power How far the amendments will
placate ths opposition remains to be seen,
but It Is conceded that the chances of the
measure are much better in the house
shan in the senate. Its opponents are
largely depending upon the free silver
senators to talk 1t TO death, as they may
be Rblo to do in q body which has no rule
by which it can iix day for vote.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30
FRANK AILBE.

From the Sunday Star.
By A'--y H-gQ-ns.
[Sung with great success by the author at
tho Dover Opera House OIL last
tuesday,
(Air, Sweet Marie
I've secret in my heart
A tale OF woe I'd lmpart,
Frank, to theo.
Every voter In the State
Knows your enemies / hate, ..
Knows that you venerate,
Frank Alice;
When look You In the face,
Frank Alice.
Then feeling OF dlsgtace
Comes to me;
For have not acted square;
Yet, beg you, hear my prayer!
I'll be true to thee, swear,
Frank Alice.
Come to me, Sweet Alice; Sweet
Alice, come to mel
am In horrible hole. as you see;
And your In -ili-enee SO strong,
Would my chances hulp along;
Come to me, 'twonld not be wrong.
Sweet Aileel
When | called your friend rogue
Frank Alice;
Twas fashion then In vogue
Set by me;
But the tune is changing now;
(tufseS on his bruzen broWi)
ltesret my words. vow,
Ernnk Alice;
I have naught against your friend.
Frank Alice;
Let mo meet him; Ill extend
Frank, for thee,
A most hearty welcome to
Any rogue you ever knew,
III you'll only help me through,
Frank Alice.
Como TO me. Sweet Aloe; Sweet
Alice. come to me!
am In horrid hole. as you SEQ;
And your Influence, 30 strong,
Would my chances help along;
Come to mel 'twoulti not bo wrong
nweet Alice;
When the daily vote they take
Frank Alice;
Seems to me my heart will break,
Frank. to see
How the voles that should bs mine
Scatter all along tho line.
Leaving me u Ineager nine.
Frank Alice.
Desp'Iate Is my circumstance
Frank Alice;
Toll me II there's any chunce.
Frank. Tor me;
Do not toll me no" prnyi
Do not TO your Tony say
You from him Will stay away,
FRANK Alice.
Come to mo- Sweet Aloe: Sweet
Alice. come to me!
nun In n hOrrid hole. as you see;
Aud your iu.ilu. enCe; 80 strong,
Would my chances help along;
Come to me. twould not be wrong.
Sweet Alice!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

NEW BRUNSWICK, y. J.. Jan 9o.--It is
announced that unless extreme wintry
eonditions all over tho country create at
snos q general demand for rubber goods
u is probable that several OF the rubber
goods factories controlled by the United
StRtss Rubber company, including the
factories at this place, employing about
1,soo hands, will shut down indefinitely
Fhs company controls in all about eleven
factories, located chiefly in the eastern
states, employing more than 10000 per-
sons. Nearly half of these are women.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

A psmr1lst published IL the year l7o3
has tue fol owing strange title.
The !eformity OF sin cured" A sermon
preached al ST. Michaels, Crooked lane
before the Prince OF Orange; by the Rev.
james Crookshanks. Sold by Matthew
Dowtun. at the Crooked Billet near
Crippisgato, and by all other booksellers. :"
The words of the text arc Every crooked
path shall be made straight" The Prince
before whom it was preached wns de.
foraeu III person. ID. j.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30
WIDEN TENTH STREET.
The Public Demand That Tenth
Street be opcned. .-
Ii VIII Help 10 Reautiry tint Portion of the
CHy-To he pono n Little NJ IA Time,

IL VIII Help 10 ncautiry tint Portion of the
CHy-To he Bone "a Little NJ IA Time,
Tenth street from Market street to Della
ware avenue, which has for years been an
eyesore and an obstruction to traffic now
promises in the near future to be made
the same width Delaware avenue. The
suggestion was made in THE Morning
News" of last Monday that such an i'm
provement be made and last night City
Solicitor Elliott was Instructed by the
Street and Sewer Department to prepare
the necessary laws to be presented to the
Legislature looking towards the widening
of the street.
Mr., Elliott had been examining into the
matter and strongly favors the passing OF
some law. AS was suggested in Tho
Morning News" the widening viii be done
by putting back the building line on the
north side of the street.
A law may be passed requiring those
who make improvements in that part of
Tenth street which will be affected to
move back the building line twenty-oue
feet. The present width of Delaware ave-
nue. is seventy feet Tenth street from
Market to Tatnall street is only forty mine
feet in width.
Inc Intention Is TO make 1entn street the
same width as Delaware avenue. The wild
ening OF the street Will not be of any i'm
mediate expense to the city. As 4 matter
of fact the expense will never be very
great, as 1t is likely that the changes will
come gradually.
The street where the alterations would
be made contains few buildings OF any con-
siderable value. Nearly entire square
is taken UP with the old foundry, which
must in the nature OF things come down in
the very near future. Every other build
ing on the ground that will be affected is
old and the value of the property is In the
ground rather than in tho improvements.
Mr.. Gawthrop told the solicitor that
when he was preparing the bill to make
provision to have the fences moved back In
front of the houses on the north side of
Delaware avenue east of Washington
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30
A COUNTRY MAID.

Hex eyes the sun kissed violets mate.
And fearless is their saze.
She moves with graceful, careless gait
Along the country ways.
TIE roses blushing in her check
That ne'er decay nor fade,
Hor laughter guy, her words bespealt
A simple country maid.
No flashing gems adorn her hair
Nor clasp her lily neck:
No jeweled circlets, rich and rnre,
Her sun Drowned hands bedeck,
Brt peGrly teeth through lips as Sed
Al reddest rubies CLEAN.
Tho trcsses DER her shoulders spread
A golden mantle seem.
Ecr looks are kind, and sweet the smile
That sparlsles in her eyes.
Fer mind, her heart, are free from guils.
She is not learned or wise.
No worldly art, no craft. has she
Acquired, her rharms to aid,
And yet she stole my heart from me,
This simple country maid.
Nj. Rock in Chambers journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

TRIEsrR, Jan 8o-The German warship
etein, which was reported through the
medium OF a note inolosed in a floating
bottle 90 bs sinking is lying in this har-
Dor, where she has boen since last Thurs
day. Nophing has happened to her 1t Is
gurinissd that some joker on board the
Stoin set tho hnttle nhnnt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

One OF the special and invaluable fea.
tures of the Bachus Heater is the highly
artistic and ornamental effects that Gun
be produced by their universal introduc.
tion. No single piece OF furniture or or.
Eamentution that might 40 added to q
room could be as effective as the intro.
duction OF one OF these heaters. For sale
by Jesse X. Baylls. us Market street,
who also furnishes hardwood mantels OF
special designs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

Walter Harvey. known among his as
soclatss as BILL" is now lying in oail
iE the Chester County Jail, charged with
attempting to Kill Mrs. Alonzo Harvey.
who resides with her mother, Mrs.
HUBER at No. 3lS South Mutlaok street.
The attempt murder occurred on Satur.
day night and 1t was owing TO the vigil
anee of the police that the supposed
would-be assassin is now behind prison
walls.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

twG fyithcrcd sticks Of wood IL would he use.
less for Inc TO try 10 tell tho suffering this 10,
entured. took him 10 two different ductor-;
both gave him lots of medicine, but all TO no
use. lie grew worse. Therefore tlespaired Of
ever lla' ing him cured. Onc dsy saw the great
benefits promised to those who would use CuII-
CtfA kEMEpiiS. | went ri , lit away TO the drug
store and bought them. However, used them
according 10 directions, and iO-tiay say truth
fully to all tho world that NY son il entirely
cured, thank God aud thank tho di-cOverers OF
CUIIGtRA RENl.pIEs. They cErud him in four
Reehs as sound as a gold dollar
JOHN SAVAGE, Fishliiil Village, n. Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

OAKLAND, Cal, Jan, s0.-Cbief Arthur,
Of ths Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
Rineera, is on his way to the coast. Under
Ms Instructions all the brotbsrhoods are
being poilsd on all the roads in order to
get VOTE on the question Of ordering 9
aensrRl strike
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

We mean to close out the ready made
clothing. The inducemeut We oler ls 90
per cent. oil. Inc gOuds are up to the
top notch of perfection. Coma SEQ the
boys and cnildrens oyercoats -, al IS 81
kind sl. 30. $500. ESQ aud IS CO. |. W,
GIbney. Lgh:h ana Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

The lawyers who occupy the Equitable
Building will have library OF the Natlun-
al Reporter established there. Tho library
will contain all the decisions OF the courts
of the various States and Territories, ln-
Guiding those of the Supreme Court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

inhnontly beneficial ELECTS ana wsre sat
istled with transient action; but now that
II Is generally known that syrup of Figs
will permanently euro hahitual constlpa.
tion, well.informed people will not buy
other laxatlvea which act for time. but
finally lnjure the system.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

Col. Watnwright,thep pension attorney Ind
lloot No.3W 7thSt.i Wishes every soldier or
sailor. whose pension claim has been re-.
jecte1, to call on him any afternoon. lie
has important Information o communi.
cate to them Widows pensions secured
in from 40 TO 90 days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

A. s. Reed 4 Bro. are erecting for the
Repauno Chemical Com nany large ware
house at nompsun's Point, n. j 4, of ca
paclty to atora SUOJ 0O0 pounds OF nitrate
OF soda. II Will be octag0nRl IN shape so
feet acrose. 10 feet high and constructed
OF iron and terra Gotta.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

DrugGlsts recommend JohnFon's Mag
netic Oil tho great family pain-killer. In.
ternal and external. sl.00 size 50 cts scot.
siAe 25 cts.
n. Il. Danforth Second and Market
streets. and Mllers Drug store. 4o2 Alar-
ket slreet