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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WAsHIs6Toy, Monday, Dec. 4

WAsHlsGToS, Monday, Dec. y, i''"
The loud talking and laughter Of members .a'
were standing in all parts Of the Hall, was slenced
meridian by the Speaker calling to order.
The Rev. Mr.. MILBURN, the Chaplsin, oneres
up prayer.
The roll was then called, and 1877 members ans'sf''
TO their names.
CHARLES 8. LEWIS on Va, Mr.. GOODWIN"
New-York, and Mr.. BRIsTOw Of KY, were 'W'fh
az new members.
On melton Of Mr.. JONES Tenn message VIZ
sent to the Senate informing them that a quorum W
present and ready for business, and COMMITTEES W.
appointed, to act in conjunction with that which M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-05
LAW AND FREEDOM IN INDIANA.

The HOlcesr,He Eagle (Kentucky, Nov. 23d)
contains the following:
~ COMMITTED.-There was committed to
the Jail Of Breckenridge County, ny the 5th day Of
August, 1884 negro man. calling himself r. bon Mayo.
He was up Indiana shout % miles below Lou
isye He states that he IL free but has fee papers, he
he Is from Manchester, Virginia AID that he
born free left there in 1898 When hrst committed be
said that belon living Campbell County KY
by the n,me VIM Cau living about 20 miles from Coving
ton OF dark copper color ABOUT feet INCHES
bshweshs about 1857 1870 pOund-bas the marx OF nsh on
bis Left side and from burn the right de-abou 50
wears old The owner any will please come forward prove
property and pay charges he will be dealt with 1s ne idw
directs j. II. hEEAN, JAIef OF breckenridge w. ny
Here is free man, arrested In tue Free
State of Indiana, on suspicion that he is some
bodys property for "he hasno free papers" He
says he was born free in Virginia, and is right
fully free now, ard nobody appears to confute
this claim; yet he has somehow been carried by
force out of Indiana into Kentucky, where he is
advertised in order that some one mag be Induced
to set up and substantiate claim to him. but if
that attempt fails, as it probably WILL then be
will be s'deah ,cih as the la1 dirsets"-that is,
having failed to prove him slave, his kidnappers
will make him one by selling him to pay the cost
of srresting, con6r ing and Advertising him under
an uDfounded suspicion that he was slave
Who says this is Mt land of liberty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-05

HEALTH FOK SICkNESS.-DO not WIFI lot an
attack OF but the ht Of the enemy
sst IN her operations expe him Om the body This
the object always STAINED by those who 5RASDRETHs
Puts Thousands who have kept their beds for years have
been restored by the Of this medicine They harm
less piece Of bresd yet all powerful for the removal Of
disease whether chronic recent infectious. oherSise
by the Of BEASDRErHs Puts the blood gradually
Tihed and becou strong for all mpedmens It's free
course and thus the body restored 10 perfect health and
funess The idea Of spsthe good aud The other
ev-hs,ns power Is thus given corporal applcs
ton end whs better. know how assist the good prn
epethe boodto conquer the bad humor and Thus produce
health and cheeitunes whore before there nothing but
sadness sLd despair
reetons ct the Principal dice Bndrth Budins-entranee
No IS Csnal.st
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The Tribune for California.

We shall issue THIS MORNING The TRIBUNE
for California, Oregon and the SaRdcieh Islands
II will contain summary of all the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News since the last steamer; Money
and Market Reports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing can be
had at the desk This Morning. Price cents.
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LOSS BY THE FIRE AT BLACK ROCK.

BUfFALO, M0ndHy, DEC y IoOI,
The total loss by the fire at Black Rock yesterday
amounts to $4,000
The propeller international was estimated at
$50 OO0 and was insured for sl0 900 in the Etna
and slO, 900 in the Home Insurance Offices. Tho
mill is insured for $50 600 and the stock for $4,000.
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A MURDER

BANGOR, Monday, Dec. 4. 1884.
quarrel took place here Saturday evening at
an Irish rattle in which Michael Daley an Irishman,
was murdered by another with slung
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New91nrk Dailr Gribnare.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5.

The Presidents Message wSs put in type yesterday
in Office in foryfve minutes, and issued IN an EI.
ira TRBUsE some time in advance Of all com petition
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The Tribune for Europe.

TEE SEnI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, for circulation In
Europe II viii contain all the latest News up to the
time Of going to press. Single copies, in wrappers
ready for mailing, can be had at the desk. Price Six
Cents The steamship Canada sais from Boston
for Liverpool Tomorrow at l2 NJ.
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Subscriptions and Advertisements for THE NEW
YORK tribune can be left with the following Agents:
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From another Corre.rouaent.

The matters which are most attracting public at
tention here are the Presidents Message and the
election ola President to the United States Senate.
Mr.. Bright will undoubtedly be elected as the
President of the Senate, although he will meet with
opposition from the Southern members, who will seek
to elevate man to the Office from their sect on
Of country. There viii not, however, be enough
division of feeling defeat H. election Of M. Bright
who seems TO be decided favorite with a majority Of
the members of the Senate
Mr.. Cass was elected for to day only and the regu-
lar election will ensue TO. morrow.
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THE BOSTON MAYORALTY

BosToS, Monday Dec. 4, 1884.
Mayor Smith has been re- nominated for electionby
the Know. Nothing party.
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that be considers the opening Of route BY R,ii-
road 10 the Pacific. on the direct line across our
own territory, equally & subject Of National So
lcisude and Governmental duty. The Clayton and
Bulwer Treaty appears to want making over
again.
The President opens on the Greytown or saa
juan de Nicaragua people with very loud bat
terry. but bis guns are not well shOtted wl'e
truth. The bOmbardment of Greytown was 8
foolish act of barbarisn, and the President la
bors hard to Pslliate it, by eIaegeration and dis
tortop, with little success. The fact that he
obviously seeks to clear himself of the imputa-
zion of having directed or contemplated th't bonn
bsrdment proves that he does not trust to his
own argument What had the fact-supposing
it be fact-thst the Greytoxners are mostly
"blacks and persons of mixed blood to do with
the merits of this controversy
The National Finances according Gen. Pierce's
exhibit stand thus;
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specaI Dispaieh % INC y i IFIVuHe'
The Message is pronounced decidedly milk and
waterish, and seems to please nobody. Alter all OK.
ira and ordinary efforts to keep the matter private up
to the day of delivery, 1t turns out only very little
mouse after all. In all circles the document Is gen.
orally pronounced below criticism as public paper
and it falls still-born to the ground. Some verbL
alterations were made from the printed copy, bat
they do not affect the sense Of the Message.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BIZ frI .it.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The n. 7. Tiboos.
wAsHIseros, Monday, De

WAsHNeroS, Monday, Dec. 4, 1894.
The Democratic Caucus OF Senators hx nomns.sd
Mr. Bright for President of the Senate. Gen. Csss
is for him.
The Message has created no Juror Some surprise
is exhibited that the President says there is but
route to the Pacific. Where are Tehulntepeo AMI
Panama.
Coed feeling exists among the Members Of Con-
gress generally
The weather is severely cold.
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THE TREASURY REPORT.

We have taken items from the Treaury Report
order to rresent . complies view Of the Finances.
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FURs! FURs Ladies' Furs of extra quality,
and Of our manufacture only Consisting Of Cape vctori
Cuffs and Collars all the known varieties and fashions o
the same LEARY Co. Hstters. Astor House Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-05

PLAID CAsHMEREs-PLAID CAsHMERES.-We
will tbs morning 900 pieces Of 6ne French PLAID CASH
81 per yard These the cheapest goods ever
offered the public They the usually sold at 81
T.. II. LEADBEATER,
No 81 BToadgay corner Leonardst
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SEASON OF FURs.-GENIN, No. PA Broadv

SEASON OF FURs.-GENIN, No. 2l4 broadway,
New York socts attention Of the ladies' TO Ids msgnd
cent assortment superb Fus made IN the newest and
.ot styles and consulting of full sets OF Hudsons
NJ. sshe Russian Sable Royal Emiue Stone Marten Cha
shf. Rock MarteD Mink, SC His stock OF Nuts, Veto
,,nes .ud he IL confident has been surpassed by
sny ever submitted the good and judgment of the ladies
OF New York aud vicinity An immense stock Of gentle
meme aud Plush Caps Of the recherche patterns
elegance with wsrih has also just been opened
and s who forf themselves against the blasts OF
winter invited anime them. Ladies' Far aud
Felt together with elegant variety Of lovely Hats
for Children GESiS No ga Roadway,
opposite 81. Pauls Church
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FINE De LANES AT 12I CENTS PER YARD
Just received 900 yards 6ne DE LANES which we will sell
at the very low price Of N per yard Also rich PLAID DE-
LANES from 1T 20 81 per ysrd
T.. II. LEADBEATER,
No 3i7 Broadway, corner Leonarls.
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SABLE FURS LESS THAN COST.-GENIN has Just
received large varied Of Ladies' Hudons Boy
sable Furs at considerable reduction the original cost
which enables him to offer desirable luxury Tor thh cold
weather at On extraordinary small expense.
GLNiS No ga Broadway,
oppOsite St Paul's Church
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FnRs. FASHIONABLE. FAuLTLEss and FAsCIN.

ATIsGA beautiful Of rich 10 appearance they are
low In price procured Kyoxs establishment No l8
Fuonst OF No SIS Broadway very satisfactory terms
Ladies' you have made your selections OF these nd en-.
sable articles make Knox visit and you will find TO your
Interest to deal with him. Try the experiment Gentlemen
find either OF his above mentioned salesrOoms usual
brilliant assortment Of winter Hats Of all styles sizes and
qualities and like ell Of his unrvaed In beauty
and chespuesE
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DEFIANCE SALhMANDER SAFES.-ROBERr Nj.
PATRcE the Manufactured in the United States of the
above eeebsted SAFFs and C. Collins lmpenetrable Deli
anee LOCKS Bars Depot No 92 Pearl door
below Msiden MauuactOTy 60 Ga aud Sc Cam st.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-04

it all looks flourishing. The sur
plus last year is estimated at Z ,000,-
600 bushels. This year it is esii-
mated the surplus will reach r.
OOO. 900 bushels. Estimating the
price at only $3.50 per bushel, it
gives the farmers SlS,000,000 for
wheat alone for a foreign mar
ket.
The Canadian farmers last year
enjoyed great prosperity, and this
season bids fair to add largely to the
contents of theii Golfers. The uni
ted circulation of the Banks is over
S22, 100000 OF this sum it is es-
timated that full $l5,O00,00D is
now in the hands of the farmers
The notes of the Banks do not re-
turn upon them sufficiently for the
ordinary transactions of the day,
and hence there is great scarcity
of currency for daily business. Ev-
cry Bank in the Province has made
application for increase of capital
to the amount in total of $4,000
600. The Cannucks are rapidly
becoming go-a-head' people.
Rochester Ame1 lean. Juty 10.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-04

PAINFUL CATAsTR PHE. Mr.. Lew P.
BRIGHAM, of this place, WAS so badly injured
on Monday by his horse, that he died IN two
hours. HIS horse, which he was leading by
a line, became FESTIVE, when be struck him
with whip; wher upon the animal rushed
upon him, threw HIN down. and then seized
him with bis teeth on the back of his neck
lie was taken into his house, and medical
aid called lie was able to converse with
some difficulty, although without any sense
Of feeling IN his body or limbs, and had no
sense Of pain but disagreeabe sensation
about his neck. Amer death, as we are in.
formed by one Of the physicians in attend
ance. II was found that the bone in the neck
was crushed; indeed, the neck was dislo
Gated. The horse had always been consid-
erred kind, and never known TO exhibit We
ious conduct before. Mr.. BRIsHAn leaves
a wife and two children TO lament the loss
Of a kind husband and father. = Caisdonian.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-04
iflc0ilinrs.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
DISCOVERY OF TIE AGE.

"a " NBNNbH1 OF hNNNuff. hA~ dfhOoNefcd 10
I'f one Of on common Pasture Weeds remedy
that cures INIhl MIND OF hIMOR, from the
worst rofuls do~n 10 a eouiaon plmpIe. He has
ted ~ 10 eleven hundred cuscs, aud faiied
except 60 two cas's, (both thundci humor.l He has
in bis possession over two hundred certificates
it, value. All within Wonty miles OF Boston.
Two bottles are waueuted 10 cure n nursing sore
mouth.
One so thfco bottles will cure the wort Mind Of PIN
pies the fuco.
Two 90 three bottles viii clear the system Of hiles.
Twobo'tles are warranted 10 cue the worst cnnker
in thH muuth and stomach.
Three to i've bottles arc warranted 10 cure the wore.
case ~ Erysipells.
One 10 two bottles warranted tocufe all humor
In the eyes.
Two bottles are waunntcd TO cure running If the
ears nd hlotches among The hal.
Pour bottles are warranted to cure corrupted
tanning ulcers
Two TO ,hree bottles are warranted TO cue the
worst ease OF fingworm.
Two 10 three bottles are warranted TO cure tho
most a. snerate csse Of rheumatism.
Three 10 four bottles are wsnanied to cure the salt
,beum
five to eight bottles will cure the worst case of
sefofila.
A benedtis always experienced from the first bottle
and perfect cure is wsrfanted when the above guam
titv IL taken.
No,hne looks 80 Improbable In those who have in
,nio ried All the wonderful medirines of the day. A.
that a common weed, growing on the pastures ana
aon Old stone walls should cure every hono, ia the
system vet l. IL now haed fact II you have hu-
NOR it has to starr. There are no IT, ADD and's huns
nor hal shuut u s,itiug SOM case. but not yours
p.ddied over thou.e nd bottes of il in the vieinit,
of Bs.ion Know iin effects nf "a In every ease IA
Ia ,ady done ONE Of the greatest cures ever done
ia Mass ehusetts aayeit TO children wear old To
old peopio Of si,ir. have seen peor. p9n,, woimy
t.ttng rhtdten Whose 1e.h va. soft nd dahbv re
/ stoned 10 a srfect state 81 b, on. bottl
10 those u no nro .ubiert 40 Il sch headache, ma
LorIe win always cure ia IL gives great t.ii.f ia ca
Z fs,,h aud dtxziness some who have taken IL h.v,
h.e1 rosttve or wears and have been regulated h, IL,
/ Vber. tLe body 10 sourd IA Woke onite easv hut
rbe,. thrre l.. Al, arrangement Of the fnoetons ct
ntn,, IL nti came verv .ingui.r feeIing. Inn en-,
o,usi M be- "A itmed thet wa,s disappeut IN from
I'M, .,s 60. n w.ck There i. never ID bad ,..,l rom
90 a.. die rnnfftr, vyhen th,t ferlno - g,r. con
ain fse ,nntseif lilo no "a merriam head sn,,s ~
~ 40, ,,,,,,ysg N, s,,r,, M "a !, ~, -
st.n.dt, W
Nsthtar in the nnnats o p tent Medicines hos ever
a. , sv the bubble IN so much favnr d this
smric rfepafiioa. itis noe composed nine diior-
II, .ls, ..ta. -. ~. d.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-04

NEGOTIATIONS AT MADRiD-A FEw
WoRDs DIRECT FROM Mn. ~OULE.-The
Paris correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazet-
tee wriles-what indeed, was foreseen as
the inevitable result Of his egotiation--that
Mr.. Sonle has no longer any hopes fan
amlcable settlement of the uban question.
The correspondent says he derives his
facts and conclusions IRON Mr.. Soule him
self, and tina; they are, therefore, worthy Of
entire confidence These facts aud conclu-
sions are to the following effect. VIZ tina
the responses and general con uct of the
Spanish Cabinet have been go uniform from
the day on winch his first demand was made,
that he has become convinced that :helr
minds were IN de up in advance as to what
line of conduct they intended to pursue. No
turn which he could give to the negotiations
has succeeded in changing the uniformity Of
their replies, or the obstlnacy with which
they seem determined to cling to a settled
line of policy.
This conduct on their part is based on two
hypntheses which possess their entire conf
hence: one of which is, that England aud
France will lend their assistance IN case of
emergency, while the other Is that the de-
mands of the Government of the United
States are mere demagogca threats made 70
subserve political ends, and not based on the
true sentiments OF the people Of the United
States. No treaty his been concluded be-
tween France, England, and SPAN on the
subject but conferences have been held,
from which SPAN has gathered sufficient as
surnnces to give her confidence ~ their ultl-
mate support M case 0f war The only
question which Spain believes divides the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-04
popular Sovereignty"

The Uestern Reporter tMissouri) published
on tie border Of Kansas, publishes part OF
an account of the organization Of the Kan
sas Emigrant AID Society. and adds:
1.-THE above iorbids comment II IS m
open declaration OF the AbOlltionisis to over
spread at once the entire Territory with ab-
olttonism, to which border Mlssourans
aud squatters will never yield.
" ne hare already been requested BY rery
mnny OF our most respectable citizens 10 took
out for his .Hr. En- Taylor, and Y found
that then pH REGARD The finder Nth 500 on
deiipery Of said 7dyior al Wes'on.
we would advise our Eastern TRENDS
who have their unfortunate woody propensi-
ties, that their move is in the wrong spirit
If the poor and homeless of New England
find in them one by one the energy to eml-
crate to Kansas they would find welcome
homes. but this wholesale method OF aboli-
tionizing and pauperizing Kansas will not be
acqmesced in by the present settlers OF tha'
Territory, and persons engaged in this IN
righteous attempt need not expect mercy oil
favor from either the settlers or adjacent
Mlssourians."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-04
Asthma Cured.

brooklyn, n Y. Dec. 20, 1883
Fer abeut eight years have heen severely afflicted
with the Asthma for the yoais hay, suffer
b. oud al ny powers ct description months al a
tim@ huyp not been able TO sleep ~ bel, getuui
what rest could sitting IN ny char. My difficulty Of
breathing, aud NV sufferngs great times,
that for hours together my friends expected that each
hpui would be NY last. Dunng the last sit years I
have he'd the aid and attendance OF OF The
celebrated physicians, but have received pefm4-
neat benefit and nt itlu re iei. at length had The
good fortune 20 procure DR.. Cudis's i.grana or la
haiiug Hygean Vaput sad cherry syrup Al the time
fist obtained II, | suffering under Of m
violent attacks, and ws- IN sre d. tees. almost
suffocating for Of breath W les. than min
from the tine Applied thu iuh .icf 10 ny sioni-
aci. aud iook te spoonful of tie Caeuy SNtnp, was
relieved 40 great measure from the fliinculty oi
rcathing uud ID comfortable uight. have since
continued a with the greatest possible hrucht, ami
an noN comparatively we'll '.od Only knoss tb.
ninuum Ut suffering this icine has relieved M.
iroH. Ny advice 10 the suffering rRf ~
dANtARlT fA-TDN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-04

for the Bilious aud Jaundicr complaints, and
genei-l dsbity The, qaieken the bloud aud i've
lie and en.'gy 10 ths ~hule system Pace un-s IS
cents an pant bottles.
BOYD PAUL, No. lag Chumhcfs suett, New
YORK. wholesale AGENT fot all The ah0vr dicne-.
sold ~ PkRD T.. SMITH, Montpelier; Is. o.. TN-
l. Il, Montpelier; CLARK nd Yates, MoiciOwn j.
Hobart, siiddirkexj :. Ssinnrr, Wtitsheld Jaines
CAideli, Waueni L.. o. Gfucn, kirhniVld aud by
dealers "A meacine generally. 9O.y
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BOOK BINDERY.

Pamphlets, Magazines, Se., boand 10 any Al, lie do
sired
Customers sendins thef orders Tor Probate, To~u
OF e,hef Records, Journal, hocks,. hooks ruled
and b.uud TO Hny pttern whatever may rely upon re.
eeivins perfect -stisilction.
NJ. y. Davis, ~hose accuracy and ~ntkmanship Ia
this branch IT business has heva 80 asofanr tnowu
lar fal yeafs past, viii give ths nepausnent nj.
patticulir aits ntion. N. NATION
10 the Store 80 loag occupiod By e. 4. Wslton 4 T.
Z, Wston s. sOns.
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Take Pariicuinr Notice.

There aa cv haiit sotnrfia fan geo tn ~ boys
solitude oifen growing sap sd Do tiem mnnhuna
and which % faiefnef boz tiue, onY neaets
serious ah-arle- Go afiuf NAL hfpIi hui Fifrs
series ui prursrttd ins dipus end q. vasfafiag
I'll .tion.. Pew col hose WOO give g. ihi- psfui-
rous praefics aware Of the con-tq uourrs until
ihfy uHd he aeftpus 81 stem shauefed, feet ST. nge
md uaaecoeaiuhle feeling, ani Vauge run 3" the
miad
The uaionunaif thus affected become feeble - uu
able tu labor wffh areu~foms1 Nisnf, sff u ms
mind siudyi hi. ricp tAriy nod weak he l. dull,
iussolute aud engages - hts srnn With lfss energy
O. az u-u l.
It be- emnacipato himself before ihs pileflce has
done 49, wort and suirr matripony, h, matusre is
uaffu It'll aud biz tells him thar this ~ cuu~ed
D., b. earl. iuiics Thsss coHsdoroteHs EAsfA
If
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Cramp aud Pain killer.

The wnli f.torished TIL wonirl iul cures per
formed b., the Cramp aAd Pan h,aer, pfepaf d ~
CURTIS a PERKINS. It. rquai has never been
sno~G for removing pain in all casrs tor the OF
spinal comnliiat-, lamp IA the hmbs aud stomach
iheuuatism alin- forms, blioas choic, chils aud
teYer burns throst aud gayei decide DIS the
best remedy "a the world Eyide Gee Of the most
wonderful cue. eyef performed by any medicine are
Or uiafs in The hand, OF Agrnts. You may be
Posiffrtig sure ~ rcef II you use a.. Millions Of bot
ties OF this medicine h we Been sold "a New England
the past sN Of tIghi yoaf-it NOW tor The fst time
being introduced into all ,he principal to~us Ia New
York.