Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 31, Number 13, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1883 — Page 5

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, YED.EblAf. MAY 2. 18S3,

A HOST UOBKIKLE ACCIDENT. A Lady Cruahed to Death toy an EUrator. Sah Feascuco, CaL. April 29 A peculiar accident occurred in the Nevada Block elevator to-day, rfnülMng la the horrible death of an unknown woman. Aboatnoon the levator, which is tn the line bank building of Flood .t Fair, bonanza kings, went up as usual, with a woman, a man and the eleTator boy. Betweea the first and second floor acme of the hoisting machinery got oat of trier and the cage became fast. In io the attendant endeavored to move it upward or downward. , He then climbed up the side of the cage and opened the trapdoor oa top. Perceiving that a person couM climb from the cage tcp to the second floor landine. he sa informed the lady, and then agisted her through the trap oiienirg As she was climbing through the iecond floor doorway the cage suddenly shot upward, and htr body was caught between it and the , casing over the door. Death must have ensued ' instantly. The body was bo wedded in between: the cage and ibe door that it was found imnossible to move the oage withe nt rutting away the wood work, and caroenteM were sent for. The bidy remained f-r nearly an hour and a half in the pj?ition where the elevator left it, the heart biiu cauvbt between the front of the top of the rK and the casine rf the elevator well. It wai a sight horrible in the extnne, yet it attracted crowds of lonle. At last two workmen from the main elevator factory came, and getting upon ihe top of the atz piid tin the Bprinzof the safety cateb, and with a rnh the enge fell to the floor be low, where it was caught again by tbe spring. The body fell thro'ih the hole in the cas. Fpon examination it was found that the neck of the unfortunate woman was broken and the face horribly disfigured, the naal bones being torn off and the eyes torn fron their sockets. There were cuts about the rest of the face, bat eo little remained of her features that it was impoi ble almost to identify her by sight She was plainly drewed. about fortv years of ase, and hdd about (400 in her pocket. She ha not yet been identified. The elevator boy was bidly hurt. Iiis arm was broken. SKAT AND CLEAN.

Tlaw Condition lu Which the Tewkabary Almhoue Was Found by an Australian Kapert. K'MiTox, April SU Tn regard to the letter of Governor llatler acting hU authority tor Mgning opinions. Assistant Attorney General Shephard fays it has heretofore been the practice for the Assistant Attorney General to give opinions in the absence of the Attorney (ieccral; that such action has never before been questioned; and that several decisions have been given by him this year M the Governor, which he received without pro'eit; also, that the recent letter to the li'ixrd of Health, in question, was sent witb the approval of the Attorney General. Dr. G. A. Tucker, of Australia, an expert wh. bus examined nearly ail .the Insane As'luu f tbe country, visited ilie. Insane VarJ at Towksboxy two weeks aga. He taw eve. 7 ).itient, and found everything rtraarkaMy clean. He found only feveu per sons to c.re f jr 20) patien's. but, wa. told that tbe impropriation would allow no more Tbe .on. tt.es were neat and clean. He thought it improper that female patients should hive male attendants, which was one of the greatest evils at Tewksbary. Witness would have the insane at Tew ksbury amused or employed constantly. The mode of restraint there was the same as is employed at other Institutions. Corneliui O'Brien testified that he;went to TewWsbnry for a severe cold. Patient? unable to fed tbemselve bad no one to a;bist theru. Hi hxi seen Walter Winning, a ruise, kick an old man named Moran, dcva tLe ward into his bed. Had also ie?u the latter tied to his bed for iiours and nearly chokel t death by straps. Had known "French Joe," a pauper in charge of the clothe room, sell shoes for twenty five centa and wiiea witor-S3 threatened to write to the Governor, Captain Marah said he would kick h.ni oat of oilice. Some time was spent "in trying to show that this witness was quarrelsome and a chronic drunkard. ACCIDENT ON TUB RAIL. A. rralxkt Train on tho Urand Trank Crashea Into a Passenger, KU log Throe Persona and Ir JarlagCeveral Others. Detroit. April 27. A freight train on the ttrand Truck and Chicago Railroad ran into tbe passecirer train standing on the track near Olivet this morning. Tbe air brakes ou the passenger did net work properly, and the train ttopred at tbe foot of a Mlsht zrale. Aalgcal wa'sent back to the heavy freight which was follow lug. For some teaou the frelubt did not pay afU;nt'on to the ttgDal and thui. tiered on into the rear of tne pasenge r.Rtiverli.'g two Pull nan crijto fragment. Three pt-rao-.s were killed outright Conductor P. J. VTll . o Montreal; H. Frj. f Cnfslewood. N. J . Hfid Jbn W. Iliggtus, ifarellDg agent of tne biv: ad nhoe flnu of iL I'. Baldwin & Co, iHit-oic Several mote are reported injured, some. H li lv-arfr.1, fatally. Tbe names hve not jet bteu awr'nlnt-d. fuller dtulls of th9 aryndent on the Grand Trun nur Oiivcl confirm tte particular al rtfc.ly wu'. Tne pasaengor train had bven obligtd to su.'i amount of the breakage of the :o eonner-itd wiih tbe air t raked. Tne f.t.ijht train was a heavy one, closnj tx-hl ul. unit tho warding wm brief, with the train d:iv!rs, wlta great weight oa tte down grade, trinr. tne hrsketien were una- e to briau it toah..iltt.oughtlieya ucV work manfally. Two pKil:n! wer wreckrtl. tee rear oue belui; KTi.in 1 to a tons and tne other rplit wide open and half jf"u:id np The folIowltiK is th lii of thj w.Mii.d .1: V W. Pk, 11 0k avenue. Cbic-ipo, rtb brcke and spine iijnrcd.is niTerlng gtv-aiiv, U d'i'i.rrmjKiT icj'ired. will prooably die; iL t. Mudd. ( ;.lorsJ) porter Pallmai car.reiiatace No. 4 f ift ;-.r,;h fctreet, (Aicar, scalded from head to Un ornponnri rcture rttht thtch, ondltlon rrtticfci: K H. Pierce, Flint. Mjrn , hid a id heal siitltl-rd, cut bvtl yon head; J. H. Balisen arl wiM, Rekwell ity. la.. botä ri1ed and hrnlMed: A. H. Y heeler, Khester. N. Y.. hand liumed: A. Holcon. Est tJstluau, Mlco., hlly burned: Ml Mrret Cardy. Ottow. 0. hruiisd but Improving; Howard Ttoma. tHvll Engineer, Minuearwui. gj. PauL, Manitobn Ks U way, Haaer Mlowe. Via hnud aud heal bruised nd burned or scalded, pai-ful but bw Rooditrit. will recover; t.'ondnctor Wall died at ibe feeof the aeeilent, H)g)fiiso:i on the way r lev ue. Fry at Battle L'rrck at :30 a. in. The accident occurrel at about 2 a. m. A later cl.;tch aiates ltl feared Mr. and Mr BaUbri are.serionnly iojared internally, üeverwl othei wf re Flihtiy wounded, among theca H. CataptM'll, Lassie avenne. Chicago, cut in the face and i the let:. He was coud actor of tbe wtecVed naaseneer coach, and bad iustrotoat tbe front d rr ai the smash ocmrred. ETerythinji porirle 1 heinfc dona for tbe wounded at Battle tree, wbiiter ail were taten. A CELEBKATED DANE. Chaxtea T. Krlng;, tbe St. Lonls Murderer. Adaamed to Ball. St. Louis, April 20. Charles F. Krfng, the fauious murderer of Mrs. Dora Brcmaer, was admitted to bail to-day in the som of $3,0i. K ring was lod fed in Jail in 1-575 and baa only been oat three times sicce, the first beixi la 1881. which was the first time he saw the earth or eky la six years. This was to rlit a dying sister. The other occasioa was to be photographed and to attend his sister's fnneral. K ring was twice tried and eonvictd of murder in the first degree and sentenced to baor in 137 and 1K31 The latter time be was within twelve hours of 4xecutIon. when a stay waa granted by the gopreme Court. In addition there rera two mistrials, and one be pleaded guilty to murder in the second twee and was pen tec red to twenty-five years Iq the Fecitentiary. He said that an arrangroenr .bad been made with the Circuit - Attorney

that he should only receive ten years, was then placed on trial and agaia convicted of murder in the first degree. His coune(

carried the case to the Supreme Court of the United Stes, which recently reversed the decision of the Missouri Courts on apeculiar lepal point. When Krtrg entered Jail, eight years ago. his weiKht wss 11)0 . pounds, and he was a strong, robust, muscular man. To-day be is emaciated and feeble, a mere skeleton, is suffering from consumption and it is thought be can not lire long. He will be arraieurd for murder In the second de gree, but hi acquittal is expec ed, ai the evidence can not again be procured. Doa Broemser, whom be shot January , was the wife of his business partner, whom he was infatnated with, aud who refused to leave her husband and go with him. Kring's case is one of the most remsrkable on record and has attracted general and professional attention in all parts of the country. . n - TUR CYCLONE. Loss of Lire and Great Damage to Prop erty in Taiai. St. Loci, April 29 Dispatches from Waco and other places in Texas to the Asso ciated Press say: "The cyclone of Friday last waa very severe throughout a large section of the State west and southwest of Fort Worth and Dalla. A house near Milano Junction was destroyed and one of the farm bands killed. A school house at Mount Vernon was destroyed and three children injured. Auother school house at McGreggor was blown down and nine children were serious-ly wounded. At l!ock Church, the houte of Cliti liranharu was entirely demol ished and hi ui be if and wife killed. One child wa blown several hundred yards away, and bis three children could not be found. William Scott and a man named Mitchell, living in the ean neighborhood were killed.and two old ladies, named ft raves aud Don nan, badly wounded the former fatally. Hou?es, fences and everything movable in the track of the storm were detrojed or Mown away, drs Diamond, living near Helton, was killed, and her daughter fatally iojared. An immense quantity of hail fell on the outskirts of the Storni, many of the stones bein literally chunks of ice, some of them being five inches in diameter." Galvkstok, April 'J9 A Kenton special says: "At 4 o'tock this afternoon a ttrriflic storm swept four miles north of here, tearintrdown houses and demolishing tverytbing in its path. Four persons are retorted killed. Of seven reeking refuse in a Church, two were killed; four of them have not been found." TEWKSItUKV. Further Testimony Concerning the Inhuman Treatment of lutnatea. Eosrox, April 14. The Tcwkhbury lnveUifa tlou was opeaed by Attorney Eiowu, who. after alluding to mnewng the irunccs t y tne govern or, comraeuced a review of the Uticr's state ments regarding tbe removal made, in an interview with the reporters last Dlght, but tha Gov ernor interrupted, aLd protested agaiL.-;t a re vlvi.1 of the discuniiou of toplin net gerraaine to the iuve'tigatlou. He (the Governor) waa en titltd to expie-n hia personal opinion lu whaUoever mauuer he -hote. Brown waa about to ta.k of something for which he (the Governor) ws not responsible to the CotnmUtee. He was alone responsible to tbe people of the Stat., fitmendous applause. Mnrtret i'erry. of Boston, tef tlCed that the nureaatTowkesV.ury were rough in the treatment ot tatlentü. trikintr then, and holding pillows over the month of Insane parties to prevent tnein asklnf? for nece&arirs. the win.es? detailed ouiraEes inilictod cpon various inmates from time to time. Mrs. AMie E. Wheeler saw a nure named Dunning jump upon lhea:omschcf a patleut with her kiieis six limes bccaiuc fhe wouid not taka luedicine. Thomas Mann. Jr.. was very f.iixnllar with the nur'. Mra. KiUic. t Dölau had a daughter aud a frrandcUild at '1 e ksbury last KeUiuarj-, aid nisua Beveral attrtnpta lo gt win out, as ite laazutorai-lted to be Uten Zti?. Lli no; hueoeed Her daughter died 1 TekeiUry. The ibiidhaSbeeu trextci s- batlytiiat it in t its Etcech nd could hot vtalV. v aim tco dr.tignttr wasdjicx of coEKimptlou ihc was fednpoiia piece of black. sir fish, two witer-soaked potatoes aid a bowl of skimmed milk. Thin wrk but four wcks ago. Word was noistntto her until after her daughter's death. Tte wltneta was not druuk at TewaePbury. but only ei cited. Someol ner aiiswera wro Try coutradlotory. Two tanners testified that ct-rti-iu human rkius were brought to them to be tanned by a undent, but could not say they were from Tewkesbury. AeJjonrned. '.; ufcel Brown r nothlac haa been proved wMch toccLei Tewkstury Institution. A TfcXAS STORM Trie to Compote With the Misnlülppl Cy. loae. Butts nly Pmrtlally Baccenaftil. 6T. Louis., April 2J. Texas dispatches say a violent wtad storm iwept over Northwestern Texas last night, doing much damage at Bonham, Paoll, Pinto and Bälton. A number ot houses were blowu down, and in Belle County several per. in are reported killed. A tchool houe, containing seveuty childrtn, near Fort worth, was demolished, bat ouly one hlld is re ported hurt. Fort Worth. Tex.. April SS. A special to the Gazette Rives meagre yrUculitrs of a terribie wind and hall storm tfucu pa&Hod over the country bouth aud wt-atof this place ycsierdiy eveiiinit. It was lint reiKrtPd at Cameron. etout IX) miles south on te Hanta Fe lUad, and aueina to nave followed tne Hue of that road, dclue great damage to houtes und fences until it ien.ch.ed CleDurne, thirty mile touih cf that pltiee, where it turned west and patted ovtr to I'io 1'iuto aud the mine ral welis, where it was Jat heard from At Po!o I':!i-o the MaKoule Hall and a sttaui tlour lug miU were blown äown. At-othcr torm pi!cd over ÜJnbam coming from the tme 01rectiou, but four hours eariitr. The amount oi damege is not rejxrtcd. H't rRisus. Ark., Ap ll is. The moat disastrous bnii-aurm ever known occurred at noon today Many building were bauiy damased. Huu drtds of HiiiOowt were Lrckeu, aud itlsfji;:.d X-'owlng crops weru badly UamaKtid. Keport of Loss of Life and Property rroin Various Votuta In the booth. Kkw Oklkaks, April 2.". The Picoyuce's West Feint special bays: Mßya cyclone near Tampico.Cloy County, Lou is Ferguton's and M. DackSeld'a houses were blown down. Tbe little daughter of Mr. Fisher waa killed. In Ilenryviile, Clay County, Parish's house was blown down. Hopenlinden is reported completely destroyed. TwoChnrcha were demolished and seventeen tersons killed at Abbott. Mr. Abbott had several hoaxes blown down. Dr. Cram's, house was un roofed. One person was killed and several wounded. William Jordan and wife were slightly injured. Uaelea Fright. To worry aoout any liver, kidney or urinary trouble, especially linght a disease or diabetes, as Hop Bitters never fails of a cure where a cure la possible. We know this. A Oeorgla Farmer's Family Vrowikod. Atlaxta, April 25. B. J. lloop, a pros perous larnver and miller, lived no Xlilla hootch ie Creek, tix miles from Franklin. The creek roe rapidly Sunday night and lifted the building, which started down stream with' the inmate, Koop, his wife, three children and a negro servant. The house finally struck a tree and went to pieces. A flash of lihtnixii; iast then ena bled Itoop toee his family sink. He grasped a ruaitre&a and floated down until he struck another tree, in which be remained until morning. Two bodies were recovered. Dr. Pie&ci A neighbor of ourt was suffering from "female weaknfss," whlcli the doctors told her could not be cured without a supporter. After considerable persuasion my wife indored her to try your "Favorite Prescription." After uisK one bottla she threw away the supporters aDd did a large warhing, which she had not done in two years before. James MittKR. 4210 Jacob itreet, Wheeling, W. Va.

KKVKNtE STAMPS. ! Additional Inatractioaa From the Commtl. loner of Internal Revenue Thereon. Washington, April 25 The Commis sioner of Internal Kevenue has issued a cir cular setting forth the law with regard to the redemption of internal revenue checks and proprietary stamps, and announcing tte regulations to govern such redemption. Tbe most important of these regulations are the following: Check and general proprietary stamps will be redeemed at their facti value. less 5 per centum; private die proprietary stamps at their face value less 5 or 10 per centum, according to she rate of com mission allowed on their purchase. Stamps may be exchanged for other check or proprietory stamps of eual value until July L In cases where claims for redemption of unprinted stamps are allowed pricr to July 1, blanks upon which stamps are printed will be destroyed. In case f such claims allowed on or after July 1, blanks will be destroyed, nnl the claimant shall especially request tbeir return, in which cae the word "redeemed"' will be impressed on the check or dralt, and blanks so cancelled will bn returned to the claimant by registered mail, free of expense, unless be shall otherwise direct, lu which cae they will be returned at bis expense. In cases of rejected claims, stamps are always returned to the claimant. Stamps will only be redeemed when presented by the bora tide owner, or da!y authorized rpent or representative of such owner. In view cf the limitation ira poed by the statute upon the presentation of claims for redemption of stamps, it wil! be necessery to ubiiiit evidence with each claim as to the date on which the stampwere purchased from the Commissioner of Internal Revenue or stsnm aeent. fcOi ril ABlEltlCAN NEWS. Several Townn Destroyed by Earthquake Tbe Volcano Ometepe In Eraptloa Panama, April 26 On March 7, 8 and 27 earthquake shocks were felt in Chili. March 8 an earthquake was felt throughout Colom bia. In the town of Antioquia the facade ol the Cathedral was thrown out and many of its columns overturned, and all the hotise sutiertd more or less. In Santa Iiosa tht Church steeple was injured and a number of bomvs rendered uninhabitable. In Yatumal thirty-five houses were destroyed In Andagas the Town Hall was demolished, and in Abijirral a Church and several houses were injured. In Pinagana, the chief village of Derlen Territory, many palm hut were thrown down, and the rivets rose and fell with olarmirjg rapidity. The volcano Ometepe. on Lake Nicaragua is in eruption, Ue t'.rst time in its histoiy. The large island at Iba mouth of tLe Atralo, discovered by the l'nited State. steamer Firebrand in 102, is reported en-tin-iy diiapjeared. At the request of tbe United States Chili orders tbe authoritits of Valparisso and Cailao to tender every courtesy to the Japa ne-e iron-c!ad shortly to errive in ihe South. Garcia Ca Id ron has appealed to the Supreme Court of Chili against the attempt to ooipel him to give tvidecce in Chili re-sp-eting the fraudulent isue of bank notes in Tern. Iu tne contiict recently between the Indians and the Argentine troops the latter had eighteen men killed ar.d three taken pri!-orers. The Indians killed twelve Craztcsns gathering rubber. General Cecores promises to raid Lima end hopes the people will rue and massacre the Chilieus. Six priests were amstediu Artquipa, havlutr sold jewels and plate LelongiHg to the San I'ablo Convent. The village cf Mat? cbiu OU tli? Parjtme Railroad was alulöst trtircly deitrojed by ire. Lo-s about $GO)f.O. SAUM KE8IGNS. The Comrni!.aloner of Internal It even ae Tenders Uli Uesignaticn. Washinotos, Arrll 28 General Baum crLleJ upon tbe Presideut tMa aiternoou 1 i company with Assistant Secretary Ntw end handed him his resignation. The President exorcised gnrrris? upon learning .the cl ject cf tht vibit. and akod for an explanation. Ueueral Raunt said he had been in tbe efflee fcr a long .tune with a mciger aalary, aad had tlcelly concluded that private iaKrCJtS requl.ed all his attention. The Pni dent snake of General Rata'i remarkable snccess, r.d st.id that he appreciated hia services in thfc niftnest oefcree. lie Dooca inat ni if hisoa'lr. oad not btoa provoked by an act of his or of tbe Treasury Dep&rtmf.nt. General Kaum attired tho rrct,lJtl that tin was not the case, and took O ) on to exprc bis high peisond rettard for tbe President at.d Secretary Fo!?er, citiajj many acts- ol courtesy ex tended to bim bj thoj tenth tneu. The Fretidem atd t bit while he accepted U-e reslKUUou, ho did so with reluctance, as he regretted the krS of to valuable an oßioer. Qe::ersl Kaum has held the ofiicJ of Cornrsissiouer f f Internal kevenue for tlx year and nine months. He aya he intenda to rctume the practice cf law, and will opeu an of.ico in this city as soon as tbe uceviary arrargement cn be pji(ecteti. It ia reported that within tbree hours Per the " lnatln or General Kaum, na "niniul'i,urr ol Internal Revenue, was sotxp'i. hix appllcatiou were received bv the Presl ttnt from ex-mtmbcrs of CXn;rt,a for the petition. 'The Little Pit; Series." Fine new ret, ihucn card, bv mail, on receipt of s?x stamps. WH ITINU, 50 N.nsau aL. N. Y. Skinny EJen. "AVells' Health lnewer" restores health ami vi or, cures dyspepsia, impoienc sexual debility. l. Don't lie In tlt Honae. 'Rough on Itata." Clears out rat mice, roaches, bed-bue, flies, ants, ntole, cliipmunks, gopherx. I5c. Well' "tioufch uh Coma.' Ask for Wella "Roucli ou Corr." 15c, Quick, complete, permanent care. Corns, warts, bunion. tsiSaNR&klEDr FOR JE-ATTXT. CURES Rheumatism, Kcuralgla, Sciatica Lumbago, Cackactte, Headache, toothache. Sore Tliroat, Kwvtltna. Hprat, Urulak Itarna. Nraltl. rrett f&J, Li. wviiea hobilv ri im aciiBS. Said Lj pragfiM 4 Ixm'Jn rj km. I Utf Cnta a I iTTll Tltr Tlf KUti Ut VtHiFLFR CO. WANTED WAKTKU Situation a carder or spinner In woolen Mill: strVily tessperate. ü. W. MAXWELL. Vincennes. Ind. 17 WANTED A robust lad, twelve years of ae. deal rea to place hfmaelf with md ftood, respectable farmer, llvlnjc within convet ient ac cesiof Indlanapoli. For prtioiiliir, call on or sdirecs 8. C. COLE, 121 North Uclawsre street, luaianapoha. 11-1

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THE OA.UB13. Scrofulous, Inherited and Contsitlous Humors eiUt as dineafe jtenns in tbe blood, perspiiation and other Hul ls Tbu:he ki jseys.Iliver, stomach and lungs are satnreted with Impurities and blood poison. rea?e to perform tl eir full functions, and the i a'ient slowly declines. beven million pores ?ct te pcisoc-larlen perspiration upon the surface of thesklnsnd scalp, cutlHg Itchlrg, Scaly and Pimply Humors, which torture, dl.-tlirure and emoitter lif?. the cun.E.: CiTiciKA Risoi.vrNT, Ihe new blood purl tier, dtbtrojs the disease t;?rnis. which float rathe blood, uiiuc and perspiration, and expels them Irorn the i system. The vital oigaus are sgsin nourished with pure bljod. The cause is removed. The Persrlratory Fluid, routed of Iva pcisop, rcases to irritate and ictlnne tbe skin In its pasae throuch the tore. M atw biie the Cnr.cura 8D(1 Dutl'.'Ura cap, the jeat f'kin Cunrs.tlfauvs tho Kkin, t lr the Coinplxlnn, and restore the Skin asd Hcalp toperffc. health and purity. WONDERFUL CUPtES. Thousand of lottern In our pcsewdn rt cat thlsHory: I have i?en a terrible aufTeivr for Tears with Mood aud fkin Humors: have been ohlhted tohhun pub?lc places by K-ason of nt disflsurir r liunicr: have had the bet phy iciana; hsvc vpent hundrtds of dollars and Kit no real relkf until I ut;d the Cuticura Remedi'. wbich nave cured me and le.'t my klu atd taoed pute ss a child's. Cbas. Ilouahton, Fsip. lawyer. U State tn"Pt. -"oston. rejortj a cao cf f?alt Rboum u-d r his obsetvatlon for ten years, wblch f overrl i pa iut's b-.3 v and lirabs. and Jo which m11 k' iwn methods of treatment ta 1 be t spplifd i Imui rr tie fit. which enmplelelv cured o'flv tv the Cutfcnra lltmtdien, itavlr a lenu and Wealthy skiu. Mr. and Mrs. Krrett SietVMrj. Jl-1 b '. Mas . writes: Our li'ile boy wa teriihl rii:i'-d with Btrofula, Fal; Klteumatid K'yi!as ever since he wm born, s.vd iiotnin e cu.ld nive him helped him until we tried Cuticura Reine dies, wfcirh r&dunliy cutc-l htm. uutll he is now as fair m any cbi d. IThres and one ha-f years at date of cure, proving that the.-e lerneiMe arc dptt-d to ihe youngest child. H. E. Curpsr.ter, Ilendeixo., f, V , rured of Psoriasis or Lrprnf y of twenty year' ttttidiuK, by Cuticura Kemedit. Tbe most wonderful cure ou record. A dust-pAU full of Mate fell fropi biro laily. Phy4tcins end hi- fi u) tlimsht be must die. fhiresworu to tef e a Jnohr cf tbe Pcaxe aud lfender.on s rao.t p:ori:lneiit citizens. WThese tcstunouis's we cation: 1 bccr.tFe the Cuiii ura K medics in uatKüial BLd s 1 J everywhere in the United Plate ar.d Citr.&da. Prr-e: Cuticura, Wie per box; large box, SI; Cu'Jcura S'.ap. 2V: Ciitle ira Shaving ri'p, 15c: Cuticura Resolvent. Si per bottle. Pcller r-M ana rmical C-i Eoston. for Infants ' Castorla promotes Digestion and overcomes Flatulency, Coustipation, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, and Feveriihnes3. lb insures health and natural sleep, without morphine. Casto.-ta U so well adapted to Children that recommend it aa tuprtor to any prescription jiown to me." II. A. Arcuir, M. I., 82 Portland Ave., Brooklyn, X. Y.

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