Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-01-12
NOkfULk.S TURNKEY IALkS
on THE WEAKNESS OF MANKIND.

On IHE w EahNESS Of nlaNhlND.
The Norfolk Wa) Pilot, edited by
Rev. Sam Small, published the follow
ing in its issue of Sunday, November
%: Last night was an unusually
busy one at police headquarters. Every
officer ON duty was trying his best to
obev the orders Of the police board in
arresting any man seen staggering On
the streets. and as result everythins
at headquarters was all hustle and con.
fusion. Officer Crosby, the old turn
kew, wearing his green goggles, was
telling story about life as he had seen
it during his thirty years connection
with the department. Some Of the
cases he mentioned almost broush,
tears to the eyes of tfose present. 'Bu;.
said the old turnkey, L have 70 SYM
pathy with a drunken man
"Men will get drunk, fail into an Of.
6cer's hands and be sent here. 1t,
nv duty to lcck them up, and who
/ do SO I make en- enemy oftbe man +.
he is able to remember the circun.
stances the next morning.
Each of the police officials present
took the cue and each had story to
tell. Captain King was the first 10
break the silence, but no sooner had
he begun his story than son OF Ham
was ushered in, having been picked up
charged with drunkenness. We'll, you
see,' said the dusky-hued individual,
Il amt drunk. l come down to buy
some medicine and l got it in NY
pocket
Eyes, and in your stomach, too.
added Captain Laid, as Turnkey CTos.
by took out of the prisoners pocketa
bottle of Quratol, the latest discovery
for the hundred or so skin troubles to
which the flesh is heir. In an instant
the conversation changed. Captain
Ladd, who previously lad begun bis
story, then began telling about bone
felon on his finger. "The pain said
he, "was intense until tried Quratol.
1t relieved me like magic. Never saw
anything to equal it. 1t is certainly
great discovery
"Why, that same medicine cured my
sons pimples on the face and it has
greatly benefited my head" spoke up
Officer II. B. Harrison. Il will COZ
linue its use."
"There's the case of Sergeant Cui1.
riell," spoke up an officer. For sev.
eral nights he has been suffering with
a sprsined back and was unable owalk
with ease. He tried Quratol Fritay
morning, and that night he was able 10
90 about the city. 1t is great remedy
in a policeman's home Sergeant
Lowery then added his testimony Il
carried bottle Of Quratol home with
me-" he said, ''aud last night one OF my
children had the sore throat. gave it
to her to use as gargle and this morn
ing the throat was cured and the litle
one had forgotten that she had gone to
bed 10 great pain"
Behind the rail was seated Justice A.
H. Ashburn, who was there to bail out
the prisoners. sit must be great
medicine. for it cured my sons hand.
1t is, consider, the most most wonder.
full discovery of the times"
Yes" said Chief Rebman, "every-
body seems to endorse it.
The reporter then started out to find
Justice Ashburn's son, who is Mr.. c.
H. Ashburn, manager of the Postal
Telegraph Office
"Yes" said that gentleman, "Quratol
has cured an ugly place on my hand.
1t was severe case Of eczema, and the
first nj ht / used it all the soreness dis
appeared. In three days was entirely
cured. 1t works wonders. | shall az
ways keep it on hand"
And this is the way everybody eX-
presses themselves concerning this
greatest of all discoveries. So great
has been the success of Quratol in this
city that the manufactures now give
with every bottle an absolute guarantee
that it will cure all cases covered by
the directions. The Southern Chemi-
cal Company began business less than
a month ago, giving employment totwo
people. To-day the business has in
creased to such an extent that over
forty people are employed constantly
in manufacturing, bottling and adver-
Using the great remedy.
Quratol is sold by all druggists in
at so cents bottle. II
they haven't it on hand they can get