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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-11
VesG rgONeEtsicS.

Grahans's, fos May, has been receiv-
ed, and is such an interesting visitor that
we have forgot TO say anything about it
until we have devoured its contents
Graham grows better with age.
Petersoa's. for this month, is preifer
and full as Interesting as ever. lis s,o
ries are all short, blu, lhey are all well
written, and inculcale good morals.
Goaey's, for May, is more stylish,
more fashionable and more irresistible
than ever. The Ladies all say Cooley
is "a love of q fellow" and we don't
wonder. when he tries so hard 10 please
them.
.4rthur's Home MagaSine is always
welcome, and improves with each issue.
Arthur is the best writer, on moral sub
jects, of the day. The Home Maya
zine is bound 10 succeed.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-11
ARRIVAL OF THE
u AC IFIC.
New York, Nav LIST,

I've" j okh, way Isl.
The Pacific arrived al ten this morn.
ing, with dates 10 the 10Th of April, and
four days later news.
Flour Western canal | 80, Ohio
40.
CoRN-Yellow Al; white 42s.
No incidents OF war. except that five
Russian merchantmen were taken on
the Baltic.
The news was still altogether indeli
mite.
Napier's fleet Of 81 sail left their an.
chorage a, Kioge, and pu: eastward to
sea, il is supposed to attack the Russian
squadron.
The frigate Tribune had rejoined Ma.
pier rom Admiral Plumbricge's Divis
ion, having captured the frs, prize. name
ly three ships loaded with lead and sui.
phur, from Lubec, bound to the Russian
ports in the Gulf of Finland.
Admira. Deschin has sailed with the
French squadron to join Napier's Bal.!c
allied fleets a. Varna, April ls,, which
sailed in the direction Of Sevastopol. -
Since then no accounts has been received
excepting rumors that they were prepar-
ing 10 attack Odessa.
From The Danube the substance Of
news is tina. no great operations had TAX
ell place, but sangulnary skirmishes oc-
Cured daily.
Omar Pacha would not hazard an at
tack ill he had the allies in his rear
About ten thousand allies had reached
Gallipool.
There is great absence of authentic
Information for some dave past.
The expulsion of Greeks from Turk
ish Territories is 10 be enforced.
The Greek instruction is feebier but
still exists.
Dates from Turkish Asia to March
26 were received. There had been no
operations on account of the weather.
Early in March the Circassians gain
cd victory over the Russians, COMPEL
ing them TO evacuaie several forts and
return 10 their ships.
The English Parliament was not in
session.
Great Britain demands that Spain
shall refuse admittance TO Russian pri-
vateers to enter into Spanish ports.
The Prus,ian Minister was recalled
from London for personal or political
reasons.
The Austrian Consul General a, AL
exandra notifies Russian subjects tina.
L. - IL
%. when they mus, leave Egypt.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-11
p OILS o NJ I NJ q

lttOUSAND S Of Parents VINO use
Vermlfuge composed of Castor Oil. cal
omeI, &c, are not aware that, while they
appear to benefit the patient. they are ac-
iual,y laying the foundations for series
of diseases, such as salvation, loss OF
sight, weakness Of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found The
advertisement, Of Hobensack's Medicines
to which we ask the attention Of all di-
rec,ly interested in their own as well as
their ChiIdren's health. In Lives Com.
plants and all disorders arising from
those of bilious tpye, should make use
of the only genuine medicines. Hoben.
sacks Liver Pills.
g"Be not deceiued." bu, ask for
Hobensack's Worm Syrup and Liver,
Pills. and observe that each has the sig.
nature OF the Proprietor, J. n. HO-
BENSACX, as none else are genuine.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-11
fDCurtis' SYRUP OF SAssAFRas

tp GURUS SYRUP OF SAsSAFRAs
This article has aow been presented
to the public suflicien. time to be well
tested and pronounced NO HUMBUG. In
fac, j. defies the world to produce more
eifecsual. certain and speedy cure for
coughs, colds. measles, whooping cough,
bronchitis, splitting Of blood and all those
diseases of the lungs for which it is SD
highly recommended. This syrup Of
Sassalras has now found its way to al
most every town and neighborhood in
the State and thousands Of persons WIN
have been so fortunate as - be saved
from an uniimely grave by this SAFE
pREsERyER are now living monuments of
health to testify the great beneii. it has
conferred on them. Commence The use
of the Syrup of Sassafras at the very
first symptoms Of a cough or hoarseness.
don, delay, there is danger. See adver.
tisement in another column.
u EBeyyarc!-Call forJ. l. CUR
IT'S Mamaluke Liniment aud take no
other. The country is now flooded
with BASE coUNTERFEITs of the mos,
worthless kind; don I be deceived. Cur
lis Linment has stood the test for Rev.
eral wears SO that every family has now
become iamiliar.wi,h i, and know what
10 expec, from its use. Notice whether
j. l.. Curtis name is signed on The
wrapper Of each bottle as none other are
genuine. This valuable medicine is for
sale in every town in the State.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-11

YO One of the mos, daring outrages
we have seen recorded in some tune,
was perpetrated recently in New Or.
leans ~ clerk named Patrick Ryan, in
the abduction of young lady Of IL,
named Honola A. Wood. He seized
her as she was returning from school
about O'Clock in the day, forced her
into cab, and by threats siienced her
cries for help until he had driven to the
Lake and placed her on the Mobile boat,
jus, about starting. representing her as
his sister. On the boat, however, she
gained courage enough TO appeal to the
Captain. who gave her protection. and
kept Ryan in confinement until the re.
turn of the boat, when he was handed
over to the civil authorities, and the
young lady restored to hes friends.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-11
Tremendous COnnagratiOn.
FRANKFORT, April 20,


Last nigh, at ten o'clock, fire was dis.
covered in the confectionery OF Grey d
Todd. Wind high. In three hours and a
half every house on Main stree. from
the CAPITAL Hotel TO The Mansion House,
was consumed. Foundry goods stores,
two jeweIry shops, two drug stores, IL
business houses occupied, and in all fiji
teen buildings. The eXertjons of the
fire company and cillzens were rendered
in a manner useless for want of water.
The following persons were sufferers:
Grey & Todd, $4,000, insurance;
BIoss, $1,000; Mere a. Milan. loss I'M
known, safe containing valuables no, be
ing extracted from the wreck; w. T..
Childs, almos, total loss, fully insured;
John ID. Moore, partially insured, some
goods saved. O. & |. Self. no insurance,
almost total loss; j. Looms, incurred
nearly all jewelry saved; Evans & Co.,
insured p?rtially, part stock saved; Cano
e. Guues, insured $1,000 part Of the
drugs saved in a greatly damaged condi.
lion; |. p. Blackwell, partially insured,
part stock saved. The goods saved are
IN complete confusion and in promiscu.
Gus heap in The streets.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-11
Destruction Of Parliament Bull
dings ut Quebec.
Congressional NeVs- Barnum's
pening of the Crystal Palace.
CINCINNATI, April 4

Hon. J. j. Crittenden is severely con-
demned by the community is conse-
quence of his volunteering in defending
Ward. A, a public meeting held al
Harrison, Ind, resolution was offered
requesting the Agricultural Associations
to withdraw their request that Mr.. Crit
tenden should deliver the annual address.
The Kentucky papers are full of partic.
ulars OF meetings TO denounce the
Wards, and are calling on Cri,,enden to
resign. The Ward family have left
Louisville, and the whereabouts of the
murderer is unknown.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-11

Still Another.
ST.. Louis. Mo,

ST. Louis. Mo.
Mr.. EDITORIALS a matter OF great
importance to the afflicted wish to make
the following statement: About six years
ago, my wife was attacked with slight
stroke Of dumb palsy. The whole of
her righ, side and limbs were partially
paralysed. A doctor was called. who
bed her very copiously in the right arm,
which relieved her, and she had no more
symptoms of paralysis, until las. fall,
when the right arm gradually became
perfectly benumbed, and all voluntary
motion was entirely suspended. She
was bed again, but without any relief
Even her tongue became paralysed 80
that che could not, at times, speak 80 as
to he understood. She had brother.
Thomas U,ley,a boy 4 years old. who
had some time previously been cured of
very severe attack of the same disease,
by the use of three bottles of the Mus.
TANG LINIMENT, and we determined TO
try i, in her case, as she had beea under
the treatment Of doctors for severa+
months, without any apparent benefit
| Obtained one bottle and commenced
bathing the whole Effected side and limbs.
The effect was truly astonishing. In
less than month, every symptom Of
the disease had disappeared. She can.
use her limbs as freely as ever. and no
impcdimem whateUerexists j, her arlic,,-,
la,ion. In fact, she is perfectly cured;
and we bless the day we were induced;
TO use this invaluable Liniment.
EDWARD UPMEYER..
See advertisement in another column.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-11
st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, May 5.
FLOUR-l00 bbls country supertine,
inspected, al SO rs; Ia do. unbranded,
a. S625; 500 country, branded extra, at
81; 1870 do. fine at SIS so; $50 do. coun-
try superfne and extra at Sc rs and
81 %; 81 do. country .sureriine (shorl
weighD at Sc 40. Foreign advices, re-
ceived to day, quote an advance of Cd.
WHEAT-l,0 1000 SKIS mixed spring
and fall at ST. 35; 81 a. 81 43. and "a at
81 As; 375 Go. damp at 81 20; 92l do.
spring and mixed, (boughtfor the Ohio)
exclusive of sacks. a. s 3S; $50 do a,
81 80; 242 Go. at 81 25. spring; l4l do.
good fall a, ST. 45; 40 bbls fall al s. 40,
pkgs extra. Las, evening 1920 SKIS
prime fall at 81 4S. Market stiG.-
Choice red and white held al 81 so TO
81 SIS.
-CORN-Advices from New Orleans
more favorahle-a stronger movemen,
observed to. day. Sales Of 500 sacks
yellow and 500 white, new and second
hand gunnies, a. 47c; 100 do mixed, new
gunnies, at 45c; 1913 do white and yell
low new gunnies. at 47c; 900 do mixed,
new gunnies, at doc; $50 do prime yell
low, and 1000 do prime Missouri white,
new gunnies, delivered on board, al
SOC. One private dispatch from below
quotes at 65c- another al So 10 Coo.
OATS-Sales of $50 sacks at SIC,
new gunnies; 800 do at 81, second hand
eunnies; 434 do and 50 do at same, aud
81 do at 36ac, cotton bags.
RYE-Lasl sales al 65 to zoe, sacks
returned.
! PROVISIONS AND LARD-250
bbls mess pork, examined, al $l2; 1900
pieces bulk meat, hog round. at 81, Al,
and 5a-an improvement; 3795 shout
ders a. Al; 5000 sides at AZ, 633 hams
at 5a;7 casks shoulders and hams, ba-
coned. al Al and &c; lard al SIC.
GROCERlES-276 hhos sugar. al
81 10 &c. the last for clarified; 100 bags
coffee at llac.
DIspATcH.-A dispatch from New
Orleans, dated the 4th, gives the follow
ing selling quotations: Flour 81 IS, corn
So to 60c, oats 45c, mess pork Sl325,
lard 81 to 90.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-11
Arrival of the Africa
Late and Important Ne,os!!
New YoRK, Nav 5,h.


! The Africa arrived this morning. with
dates to the 2lst. She brings lis pas.
seugers.
The franklin arrived out on the lst.
Richardson IL Bros, the agents for
the steamer City of Glasgow, say they
are not afraid of that vessel being lost,
rs she had wafer Cor 40 days, provisions
for IS days, and coal for % days. She
had 375 passengers.
The treaty of closer alliance between
France and England is ratified.
A treaty of alliance, offensive and de-
fensive. has been made between Austria
and Prussia.
War news from the Danube, Baltic
and Black Sea is unchanged.
The expulsion of Greeks was regu-
larly enforced.
The Greek Insurrec,ion has assumed
the aspect of Guerrilla warfare.
Lord Stafford has published mani.
feslo agains, the Greek Government, ia.
voring insurrection.
The massacre of Turks at Belouis,
reported, is supposed doubtful.
Accounts still vague in relation to VIC.
la,ion of Servian territory.
Prince Deal has reported 10 have sum
moned Montenegro to arms against The
Turks.
Campaign in Asia is expected to be
opened in April.
Mr.. Soule is still urging settlement
of the Black Warrior affair.
The Journal Of Pe,ersburgh, publishes
the Cars reply to the declaration OF
war.
Count Nesselrode favors The Greek
instruction in the Gulf of Finland.
LONDON, Saturday.
Nothing new except rumors from
Paris and Vienna, OF new Prussian
mediation.
PARIS, Friday.
A dispatch from Omar Pacha confirms
previous reports.
The Turks are still successful against
superior forces, and at the passage of the
Danube, in obedience 10 orders. they re-
turned to the line of Karsawa.
ST. Petersburg papers contain mani
Iesio in reply TO England and frances
declaration of war, and throws the res.
possibility of war on France and En-
gland.
Ii is asserted that Sweden had entered
into recent treaty with Russia, by
which an absolute statement of agree
ment forbldding more than four ships at
once to en'era harbor has been restored,
and the same extended TO Norway.
Breadstuffs in good demand.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
Dennison quotes 3D. advance on wheat
and Is on flour; western canal 37s; Ohio
81; white U. S. l2s Cd. Red and mix
ed lis Cd.
Corn-yellow and mixed 4ls.
Richardson & Co., quote white corn
at 42s.
White wheat l2s Sd.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-11
The Rail Road Let, and Work
About to be Commenced!

We have the pleasure to day of an
nouncing 10 our numerous readers, at
home and abroad, tina. the Burlington
and Missouri River Railroad is let TO this
place, and that work will commence sim.
ultaneously all along the line. The road
has been let in sections, though there
were numerous wholesale bids, but the
Directors deemed it best and the most
economical to lie, it in sections.
The work in Wapello county Is taken
by Mr.. PRATT, of Ohio, and Messrs.
JOHNSON e. BENNETT. The first nam.
ed gentleman is now engaged in Railroad
work in Illinois, and will, we are in
formed, divide his forces and put por.
ton Of them at work on our Road i'm
media,ely. Messrs. JOHNSON g. BEN
NETT will commence work, between here
and Agency City, mediately. And
now that all is going on SO finely, and
the prospects of our Road SO fatlering,
there is duty incumbert on our ci'i-
zens, on all who feel an interest i'll our
Road, and that duty is TO pay up the IN.
stalments of stock called for, promptly,
and withou, waiting for second CALL
An ins,alment IS called for on the first
day of June next, and we hope, for the
credit Of Wapello county, and all the
stockholders, that we will be able TO re-
port tina, this county stands first in the
list as paying stockholders; as she al
ready does in the large amour. she has
taken.
II is confidently believed by the Di
rectors and Engineers that the road can
be graded and all the ties laid ready for
the iron without putting our county bonds
into market. This is gratifying news,
indeed, Tor if we can hold The county
bonds back until the road is graded, there
willbe no difficulty in negotiating their
sale, or raising the iron and equipments
by their sale, and mortgage on the road.
Another reason why it is best the bonds
should not be used till the road is graded.
is that we will save the interest or them,
and instead of their being a tax TO the
counties. they will almost Immediately
become a source of revenue, as the road
can be put in operatlon'in a very short
time after it is graded.
Again we would urge the stockholders
in this county to pay up promptly, and
thus we will secure at an early day, al
easy and cheap communication with the
seaboard, and a profitable market. HUI
Ia for Wapello! she'll be fright side up
yet.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-11

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER! IMPORTANT
TO DysPEPTIcs-Dr Us HoUGHToN's Pep
SIN. The true Digestive Fluid. or Gastric.
Juice, prepared from RENNEr. or the Fourth
Stomach Of the Ok, after directions of Bar
on Liebig, the great Physiological chemist
by J. S. Houghton, M. D., Philadelp hiA. -
This is truly a wonderful remedy for lndi-
gestion. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver COM
plant, Constipation, and Debility, curing
after Narure's ownmethol, by Natures own
agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets, con-
tanning scientific evidence OF its value, fur
nishedby agents gratis See notice among
Medical advertisements.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-11
w AsHIMGToN, MAY :

AT ten o'clock message was received
from the President vetoing the Land Biz
for the INDECENT insane.
A singular abuse of Thanking privilege
and fraud on the post office has come TO
light. Two members of Congress au-
lhorized TO use their names for Thanking
documents have been detected selling
ranked envelopes at SO cents per hun
dred. A claim agent purchased lot and
enclosed 100 circulars, which passed
through the post office when an inves,-
CATION led to the detection of the fraud.
The matter has been compromised.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-11

ss*The current expenses Of the city
Of Dubuque for the las, year, amodn' TO
S4l,4l5, while the receipts were $685.
953. ... ,..
sx.Six physicians of Keokuk certify
that al no time has there been ''any
serious or alarming visitation OF any ma.
Ignant disease" in tia! city.
sat Hardin, Allamakee county, or
he llth uil, Miss Jane Prescott was
: poisoned by eating wild parsniP. She
| lived about one hour. She was sixteen
years Of age.
s.sIowa City appears to be infested
with incendiaries ant. thieves. On Tues,
day and Wednesday nights of las, week
a hays!ack, shed and barn were sew
orally fred by some unknown persons
and consumed, and OH Thursday night
following. large brick house belonging
10 Mr.. Victor was likewise Destroyed
Abou, the same time store was broken
open, and small sum OF money stolen,
while several horses have been stolen.
HEAVY RoBBERY.-ThcJ ewelry store
of Mr.. Nj. Fox, in tie Barrett house,
Sd street, was entered from the rear on
Friday night last, between 8 and 10 o.
clio TX, and robbed OF fifteen gold and
thirteen hunting case silver watches, u
gold chains, and large amount OF Jew.
elry-,he whole valued at some So, 900.
Police Off were Immediately inform
ed of the fact, and at once entered upon
The task of ferreting out the 'hief-bui
up to the time of going 10 press no dis
coyeres had been made, nor the slight
est clue Obtained as TO the probable per-
petrator of the robbery. The event has
excited much sympathy among our citi.
zens, as Mr.. F. is new conner among
US, and had just commenced business
under mos, promising auspices.-Bur.
Tel.
The ATTEMPTED MURDER IN HARDIN
CoUNTY.-McComas, the young man
who recently shot John Drough, in Har-
din county. has not ye, been arrested
The Iowa City Republican gives the
following particulars Of the tragedy:
"Drough says tina, he and McComas,
who was temporarily clerk in the store
OF Foster and Hess, were riding through
Hardin county. They had span of
horses and buggy from Vanlee!'s sta
bic, and McComas complaining OF being
tired, asked him to drive. He took the
reins and was leaning forward in the
buggy, when McComas probably took
the pistol from his pocket and shot him
through the neck. Drough then fell or
jumped from the buggy and received an
other shot, after which he made through
the bushes and came in sight Of house.
A boy gave the alarm to some men who
were near by, and they met McComas
as he was returning to plumber bis VIC
Tim after hitching his horses in the brush.
The surprise was SO sudden that he was
obliged to leave horses, Buggy, Drough
and all, and attend particularly TO him
self.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-11
vA legislative investigation into Il

IA legislative investigation into the
discipline Of the Ohio Peni,enliary, has
disclosed the most barbarous abuse. A
prisoner who was suspected Of having
stolen sum of money from deputy
warden, was whipped until his back
was covered with blood; and thrown into
a cold damp cell without bed or bedding,
aud there left TO pass three days in mis-.
cry. AT the end of that time he was
taken on, and whipped again. Three
several times was this treatment repeat
ed to compel confession, and he was
told tina. ii would be persisted until his
term expired.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-11
Destructive Fire at Warren,
Ohio.
WARREN, Ohio, April 81.

A destructive fire occurred here last
nishi; consuming an entire block of six
stores on market street. The following
are the losses:
j. l.. Van Gordon, SIS. 900. insured
$500; J. &. Brooks e. Co. hardware,
loss $500 insured for Si00; b. Ii. Peck
dry goods, loss $1,000, uninsured, j.
Marvin, book store, loss $4,000, insured
for $4,000; G. J. Seely, druggist, loss
$4,000. insured for $4,000, w. Il b.
Grange. book store, insured for 81 200;
Porter g. Go, druggists. loss $1,000 moi
insured, and others amounting to some
$4,000.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-11
DRY WEATHER.

The Spring, SO far, in This section OF
country, has been unusu ally dry. The
farmers have nearly all of them planted
their corn, and it would be esteemed as
blessing if we only had a good rain.
We want rain to make our gardens and
crops grow, as also TO raise the river SO
that boats can run.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-11
HOUSE,.

Mr.. Richardson reported bill for the
admission of Oregon as State.
Mr.. Wheeler asked leave to introduce
a resolution to authorize the Secretary
of the Navy TO send out steamers sui.a-
bly, provided, to search for the City Of
Glasgow.
The Speaker laid before the House a
message from The President covering the
documents relative to the arrest in Aus
,ria, Of Rev. Jas. G.. Richmond.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-11

We understand that The NORTH Miss.
ouri Railroad have made contract for
the building of the road from ST. Louis,
TO Mexico, in Audrain county, with
Messss. Sanger, Camp & Co. The
terms OF the contract have not transpired,
but all the work is to be done by reas.
urement.
Atthe same session, the Board rescind-
ed the resolution locating the road be.
yond Mexico. leaving the remainder oil
The road an open questionable. Rep.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-11

CHARLESTON, S. -, APRIL 2

CHARLESTON, >. o, ApTlII 20.
A most Gesiructives fire occurred a
Warrcn.on, Ga, on the Odd inst. Ev.
ely business house in the place wa:
burnt. together with the Court House and
papers and the Post Office and its con
tents. Many of The best buildings aud q
number Of the Offices were also destroy
ed. The loss is estimated at about go
100000.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-11
ROCK Is,.ANp.-Two bills are befor,

Rock IsLAND.-Two bills are before
the Senate Of the United States. provid.
ing for the sale Of Rock Island. with the
exception OF some 70 acres on which
one Sears has made Improvements, and
to which pre- .emption is granted him
by the bills. The remainder Of the Is
land is to be sold, if either of the bills
pass, in tracts of hot less than one nor
more than ten acres, TO the highest bid
der for cash.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-11

tEI, is decided by The proper officers
Of the Post Office Department, thai
letter postage is legally chargeable on
packages having writing, other than the
simple address on the outside. II pay
.nent is refused, the party sending il can
no. be prosecuted for fraud on the de-
parlnen,, as an attempt TO conceal the
writing is necessary to constitute fraud
as in the case Of writing words or signs
inside Of package of printed matter,
which Is fraud, under the law.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-11

~ The unprecedented success Of DR.
Urban's Antl-Bacchanalian jus,ifies US
III recommending tito all who are afllct
ted with that terrible DISEASE for which
ITS designed as remedy. We are
assured tits fully what Ills represented.
and that in the hundred anu thousands
OF cases where i. has been used, not
single failure has occurred. See adver-
tisement in another column.