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NAVY BULLETIN.

INSTRUMENTATION 10.
Commsnder Samuel r Garter, from command Of
steamer Monooncy and waiting orders
Acting Third Assistant Engineer william v Mansfield,
from steamer Massachusetts, and granted leave Of alb
scuoe.
Acting Master william " s,annard from steamer Tri-
tonia and granted leave Qf absence.
oRDEREh-NApCu 10.
Acting Second Assistant Engineer Daniel n. Fcnne
ard Acting THIRD Assistant Engineer Chas w. Cliff 70
steamer Massachusetts
REsfGSED--NARcH 10.
Mdshipunn G. n. Norton, A. v NcLane, W. 3. Ger.
rish r. IT, Ashw n, u. 3 Kddor. II. W. Price, G. T.
Adams 6cora Mcbride. George W. McCabc, ID. y. Gold
smith, A. n. WhiuclL Webster IL
Ncnablc, w. q. Nor az. W. johnson, W
n Goddard ~ NJ Daniel, Y. @. Rogcrs, y.
A Murray, 5. d paks T. q. Taylor, J. g. Fine,
n Roth, +. g Weld, A. A. Crane, Johns Kane, Chas.
A. Mci;wen, II y. Bennett, g, A. kellogg, W. p =
nlaicn, J O. GoulEomery, William y Clason, y NJ
rruaer, Charles W Harris n q Losoh. " G. Mcrchcai,
II. q. Russell, Frames Coury. A. g. NO,cwars, G. Year
nan, A. y Caadsey, W. y. Newlin AMI s G. Butler OF
she Naval Academy.
APPOINTMENTS RFvoEED-MARcH 20.
Acting Ensign W. " Pcndeli ron February g
Al alto J. n. fotse, from september 80 last
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MILITARY DICTATOR OF IRELAND.


eExssen OF DE HuRh hcnry fSoses sns nssv
C0snmA nder-in.ChieG OF the BrilksA
49, q. y~.p..A
~,....-..- :, 49,. ..-. 4,
the Lord Lieutenant dictatoal p0wcrs; but In reailv
Tho ba.a ar The ARMY Cir Huh Fose will be In affect -
80
Dictator " hesano.
General Str Hugh Henry Rose one OF the six sons e
,h. p,,h, M, "a. ooor,. uarrv poss q n II -
WIG ~e - "'
many years H. Z. ior Cnns'churcn ana Ambassador =
Berlin HIS mother was Frances daughter cohoir a.
en-. ,... rnor,.. p,,,co,,h. r.c NJ uA,,.,.x p.xer
~
hOrksbfe, ana aunt u me hrst i<oro feVersnhm -
20, an. ,no., mar, :, Rs,r whero hs ro,,.d .,o., -,
" - - ' =
sight into the nitary system OF PRUSSIA ana OF otnG
foreign countries He entered the army In June is1a
~ ons's. 70 .'o' .ss'"o.' "so.u.e ~N.a'.H-A.
captain IN iS1A MAJOR IN lsSo lieutenant colonel IN ~
ha hsh already peen placed on nau pa5 Va iScv 80
curing tne 4.'s time naa he'u sssef1 npouAo
dplomat ane civu appointments aproad. ne mas 49,
succassvey ce1sa 1ene!a IN ayra ana Secretary ~ -
Embassy and charge AhMres ~ tne ottoman rort!b
ana wa emoyeo ~ prime pa. ~ we neA-
te iamenied death OF Sir A. W. Torrens. He became
MAYOR genera, IN we army IN eoo and IN 'h' same yesx
whs 'haos N. " 10, ms ay'c scrvceA ~ 100 -
haa Dessoweu upon MN .ne ioca ianx gen
Cruz VI i,rkey Az. Was ceasou VI '"o ~
sicn Of nor BY the Emperor Napoleon
sn't "'"e he 80 vIu',ou 70 a" -
wss pscea ia cemnana Oh tne Centta naia "eiu ioIvs
ms aeissemene a. ason aSos naa % 4
Wv, mo's sa.n ''oosAi1 Live, o.p.u ~ - 49,
esy a.sSss isom .e enems IL v ~ a 49, 81
eNp.eo W y's 49, -. -". ~. ~ a "s . 80
ssso's W ss's s..s.as,.-,. ss,@y.e Sssyv
vus's.o. nk NM NJ tn ~, ap So. LII. 80 ssS
'o VI .as ~ ~ rs.,,>a ~. ~. t.. ~
~ nea - =, ~, s, 800 ~ $3.50 H. Ia $780,
snc enniy ~ az Nc. a
an ~, ~ ~ ,sh ~, -. az ~ ,,n Z. cv,a..
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rhe Cos Consumers Association.


In response to call put forward by the Gas Con.
sums' Association meeting hold last evening at
94 roadway, for tie purpose OF consider ng the best
at Of compelling the gas companies TO redress
varihs grievance which appear TO be ver7 generally
felt gas consuming citizens. The association WAS or
gan I'D few weeks ago at Sis Broadway and com.
mlle appointed 10 draw up consultation and bylaws
as reported in The HERALD.
Tie meeting having organized Mr.. G. II. PAR
r tEa as chairman, briefly explained the circum-
saues under which the association was formed,
anithe objects It proposed 10 accomplish Complaints
we universally made that the gas now furnished was OF
,try Inferior quality and that tho price charged for II
was excessive The Association was designed Ito secure
te tizens regular supply of asupercr quality OF
gas at fair price by establishing standards to the
quality Of gas be furnished to analyze and expose the
INFERIOR quality o. eas now supplied to prevent
and exorbant charges for gas and meters
q bring gas corporations under Legislative regulations
similar to other corporations and to limit the price Of
gas 10 not create allow dividends the actual
cost stock Of more than ten per cent"
Mr. FRisRIs hen rad the contribution and bylaws 70
comm nded by the committee, which were unanimously
adopted.
The following officers were proposed and elected
Charles II. PARTRIDGE President; j. Frisbie Nathan
sards and Cephas Brancrd Vice Pr sidents; r. W. Bal
lard snd G. II. Matthew's secretares W. s. Matthews.
Treasurer; Peter Cooper Cyrus wideker. Geo II Jones'
Samuel Cantre, Matthew Keeey, Cyrus W. Loader J.
I. Gibbons and Thomas Is. Fogerty.
Mr.. GfBos spoke at some length upon the injustice Of
The existing state 0f thngs He re erred especially 70
the naccuracy Of the and the in erior quality Of
tho pH.1
prepared written statement or their grievances pre-
the state Leg stature. That would certainly DO
the no o1ectve mode Of removing tho present cause
Hr. BAsss gave the meeting account OF the agta-
ton which had taken place In Brooklyn 70 'bring the
pard r the better reas,.g. Of s., e,npaal 2. Z, ana
..io haiti ratif nlfi.
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ARMY BULLETIN.

MUSTERED OUT.
Captain W o Cowic brevct lieutenant colonel colored
United States Volunteers; Captains OHIO w. Hcske,
Lcyl Rus giles and A. w. sheldon, United States volun
GeorA
RELIEVED.
surgcon n. T.. Magruder, brcvet lentcnant colonel
United Sistos Army, from duty In the department Of
Missouri and ordered TO duty Medical Director, De-
rartmcnt Of the Plate.
DISMISSAL REVOKED AND HosoRABLY MUSTERED
OUT.
On the 22i inst the President by special order, re-
voked the order Diminishing Colonel Rodney Mason, OF
fho Seventy Ohio Volunteers and he has been
hriy mustered Of service II will be recollectod
that Colonel Mason surrendered Mt GAINESVILLE
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..,, =,
nowiease OF tue various branches OF educayn .aus ~
CoAu ne snip ana are paid res ecilVety ~
those OF the third Class eigh collars per ~ ,I
o vac second ciass nine doiiars ief hoh'I ,r ~,
OF me nrsI cas- Ten dollars per IA nn re,ns5 mt the
OF tc nontny pay o. e"ce - .ii - IT, rsainds
eal,aloa o. ms ttrm o. ehi,S.,,e 80 rar lie Ne
wa DC ehpenaea ~ CLIMBS 1S aJ ~ M enmmopdor Of
Lcsr, In occasional payments o. 5o3ey que.
Tue apprentice az % sn' a. " ' p ,s,o wy, =,
ny competent teachers ana more stuaols SCI o.
teho'ars Woulo % Iu nL e WI iessps 't
o. ef lhe utle 1,pms sPp sus " ane
large hanper o. ', can - eii ~ c'srs nour IA tn'
Gtyl Win oo'A 'n Manu. ie"'"'hs 'nef iesSous iof Inc
''sN' oA5. 49, ,,,- o
Tho siydd int ,l,r,ea se,,ons cons,s,,nr n
iis $780,. ~, ' s'eions, oohSis.aus -
~ ha ae e,aei VIZ ~ ~,
~ tueo oossL"hp arc hnomh ~ ~
&c. hs hovs ~ ana SnIse ouy 70
Sisoi "e pvy iei' soo.ioi I.,cn seo.on eomltL
su os.m nu us, anu eacn iness sa ~. ~
sh @ @ aAu ss" senaer anu pa.uoa ",ber
1919, 49, SUI i.ou ms ma w u 10 ,.a,an.a ~
etaeu W look Mte, their own propf ai' 800 all 10,
and IL GOOD ore . so ,bsy haye pobpr whaever to
90 WIN tne cookini OF their iood Una. Dss v,s a.
Ierenceo men cooks bred fof that esfeo1
anything 10 wrong WITH the food such as snort allow
ance or 10 case Of Ms being inproler coIA. nv ~. ~
having charge o. those thhgs must reio.s w o: ~
captain Oh the mes, ano' h ia "a ,srmas The
the same TO anoth boy, VINO ~ eA'.1 suo
odjutant Of the day, ana ,n. aa LIZ, ~ p ~,
the grievance 70 the reg ar o'.ei ds 70 uunu ~
ORDER that the Doys may icsf ~" " $500 ,J ,,
and also teachc thea ooeaence 70 lose pacea oser
them Every mo se esns o. eaoa Sie , ~.
rfJuians o. the aay .hey msrcn 70 .ne ai VI
the SNIP wh 70 s'5e pa kooafu suspcnuou wI' wy
uuertht eselcie iH he u~y slitsn uppn ~ Ioi eaoa
separate mes ahd y y tn uuty ., tii nus W rs ~
mat the nheeh eSefcsss are s,I,cty eii , oa rug
CAPTAINS OF mes are nno o,' rom 'he D'yS ioi pr
hprncy IN ther lesson am WIS Tvs as s'naius ~
make tnem stucy As each boy 10 ueshouS VI peoohhs
captain OF his own hes~ a.,
from the capiaiAs are promoted me alJu.as aid IN
ttrgc'ors "h9s uly u - 70 : az on VIE Iepol,s, o
dy ana weekly ana 10 report al deilNqences 70 " al
quarters ihers = as" lrovos' guard conslsans On
twenty PICKED b'ys' VINO ACT ~ Kiha OF poHce " me
silh ana sho oe. nay eseIythns 70 hep oiean anu
thh inc oIueif" tie aJtn's anu onptsns afe propcy
oOsyeL me cnpains al1anIs ana instraceors cohs.
tnle "hat Is kno"n as the cs.ets, ana number aDput
IoTtyslx OF MY ana whenever tese young genuemen
appear upon pN.He 'ney elc't from those VINO pehoiu
them me helr"s' app'hFe'
Every boy rs allowed Que iuii ration per day. ana tns
ehap'es each gun ) Crew 10 ave t'eIy Jay wv "nno
rations, which aiera while Is conyerto INTO money,
WIN "hich the BOYS Dly DOORS ior tneH hoIiry anu
sIch oher Hhlck Shac"se they may saiie "a heo o. out
o. tne pIoceeds % '"s common uhI thc ht'e ienv"s
nave, IN the sh"i t'e aOot seven non.l7 coieo.eu
sn'ut ono 'honsiNu 'o'pHeS % onoiec anu Vu,usolo
uOOhs, sush as Histories, ehcyc,leea, &C anu thl,,
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Verdict Against an Express Company
SUPREME couRT-cGcuIT-fAKTl 1.
BEFORE Judce Jamea


nARcu 90 Maria hntoni1 R15fnson Hircm TaHy
and Norman Bsca Tho defendants in this suit are
corporation known as si1dley's Express Company On
the 2lst Of December He4 according TO the aesa'oss
OF plaintiff, this company contracted TO carry trunk
containing quantity or wearing apparel and Jswe7,
her property. from bs city 70 hountcair, New Jersey
on trunk arr rg al ~ destination thc e"ey ~ss
found have be distracted and some OF he ciothn9
stained and othe ~ njarcd For iais ioss bliss too nson
claimed Ave iundrcd dollars dapaacs The do'cndenta
In der Ned that they Cared goods between hero
aud aounse Ar but simply 10 New York and BROOKLYN
aud that they only Contracted TO carry The trunk from
tie seventh street railroad depot 10 the jersey
City y that they rcsponsbe for the loss Of any
amount over ono hundred dollars unless specially sgrcc1
t<arboat depot They also claimed that their Agent
ha'<dsd plaintiff check on which was printed Hoes
s<puailona Pianlh denied the reception OF this en- eck,
su stated that she had received another check which
no spu lations whatever sci down The thea
wrn 10 the Jury, when verdict Tor three hundred and
pnetyons dollan Aad SAY cenn wAa rendered foe
pialntx
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we not healthy, and that II dis,ase should appear IN
u city il would most likely show itself there.
JUNK DEALER then said he had been twenty seven years
ithe trade had raised family of twelve fine, healthy
chdgen who might be said 10 have Gu; their way up
though rags.
~ scsurTz-strange none Of these rag people ever die
usK DzALKR-We do. SIR, Of apoplexy, ut times, and
wturn out the iarg funerals in the city,
Mr. SwTSSEy said that in Manchester, England,
u bsness conducted about tho principles
ain New York. with the exception that taerc arc no
street rags for tho reason that there are no
barrels needed front of the houses, other corye-
rnces being Ia the rear OF each house
lr NcMNS-If the street contractors carried Off the
DIT there would be 10 opportunity for street rags TO ac
emulate.
dr SCHULTZ said that three or four houses had been
by their Inspector and that the present confe
r,ce With trade deemed advisable before taking
ay action Ggains. those plac q: hence the meeting II
be vol represent, not detrimental to health, you
yl no. be disturbed; but, the other hand, should
{. Board decide that it Is nuisance, as conducted.
Wv then you must only like the butchers succumb
Iiil the mater TO the Board Alter some further
uimpor,ant remarks the delegation Withdrew.
rte following complaint from Hudson county ex-
pins:-
now ApuLrERArEp NORTH BEsGES.
NORM BERGEN TOWNSHIP, Hypsos COUNTY
TIE Hor Mr. yAcKsos SCHULTZ, President sanitary
si mile distant from my 9or ;;, man
b barn IN the Bergen Wood avenue Hudson CITY, formerly
TX fs q &c ~ ss
ses TIC yellow color on produces the fat; eggs to show
nix. and threegua OF water This composi,ion bis
bother l his nKme-cariied every morning by
Barclay ferry atkfpas four O'Clock Ia the morning 70
nv York AMI sold for pure mk 70 Wholesale milk secua.
This II red the name Ina Huds0n Guy Dary"
and four, sometimes dve and sometimes sx
Of forty quarts Of milk The police ongbi 70 make tho
.t same raan was formerly COW Seeper and milkn,n
rt.r, there forty ted with distilled swiiL
TIT fed his this winter With swil from the
dery Of Pavons and he lost recently six cows from tho
oils viii distemper cannot say II he has sick cows
al rat ] am YOUR ohedient servant A. II.
81 make this disclosure TO you on the condition not
tobaye my disclosed told to my nelghbors. DO
order redress dishonesty and make honesty the
ptSalent rule.
W THE SANITARY SQUAD
stged yesterday thirty forty barrels OF snsby her
ri.as on board fishing smack ying the foot OF pier
Q East river THIS fish had be tho vessel for two
rt)nlhs. The state they had no Intention OF
,li,uptl am
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osituary.,
coLoSxL JAMES MORGAN or TEXAS.

COLONEL JAMES MORGAN or TEXAS.
We published several months ago obituary Of Com
modore Msors, who cofnanded the Texas nce. In the
enssscentwi,h that Of Mexico on the coast Of rucaAn
in isiA Colonel james Morgan. who was Commissions
OF Isss al the time and who against President Houstoas
ins,uc,icos authorized the expedition Of commsdcrs
Moore has juss died at New washington, La y wshe
who commanded the Texas troops on Galveston SsAaa
ASA dSnpg Vie We foS Texao fndspsndonds. =
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seventh ResImen, xa,iossi Guard.

GkNi nAL 0RpfR-ND. 3.
HltrorAprass. SrvrNrI RgdIwrSr1
NAnoSAJ QUAD ! ~ ".
NEv iopg March - 1900
The fcoslng coinpan IS, nrf stag tho rght wlng,
vii assemble On f laguel f1r battalion drill on rri.
iay March 30, ylz.--COmpanies A. q, II q and X The
following COMPANIES. COinpu.ing tho Ell wing. will
assemble fof the purpose, Saturday, March 81
viE,---CompAnes A, II, y, and Eoiloall Of compa.
mics at light O'Clock Il. ~
THO following members having boen expelled by a
vote OF their Company hereby dishonorably dis
chs rgod from this reKnont viz.John O. Thorn, rhos
J. Donaldson, Company .
H. LirnKxAr, AdJltanL
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Detention OF PERSONAL Property by Hotel
rroprietors Tor Hon-pay mt OF hoard.
sUPKEME COURr--CiRCuIT--PART L.

HafI N. Tghisan o. Goorss W. Hsni-The plain
ma iu this action in April 1885, stepped tho Irving
House, Of Broadway and Twelfth strccl On cav
ing .he house IL claimed by tho defendant who s pro-
pricior a tho establishment thai plaintiff indeb,cd
TO him in tho sum Of $50 % Cor board and room. For
this bill be retained the trunk OF Mss nghman, con-
tanning quantity OF wearing apparel which he refused
TO g,vs up until The b, was paid The lady accordingly
brought suit to recover tho property, tho ground
that there no legal right 70 les dtenuon One wit
ness testified that no rendered the full amount Of tho
b, 10 Mr. Hunt on behalf OF tho lady This fatty
crntiadctcj by two witnnsscs who ayerred that only
part ~ the amount rendered The hw points gov
rnne the then argued at length before Judge
James, who reserved his decisisn.
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The Madison Avenue Bond Robbery.
ARREST OF 4 NAN ON sUsPIoI0N---rHB PKisONBa
SEEN WITH A TIN BOX.

ARREST OF NAN ON sUsrIoI0N---rHB PRisONBa
SEEN WITH TIN BOX.
About afpast nine O'Clock Sunday even ng dctcc-
tiv John II. MacCary of the Twenten prcclnc arrested
Possr H. Browning young man twenty three years Of
sg suspicion OF being the individual who, FRI
day evening last objected barglasious tho
dwelling OF Mr.. John 7. Moore, No. lie Madison
uue and stole therefrom tin box containing s6a0 900
worth OF government bonds and railroad stocks. The
prisoner who bears a bad character, ron,ed
with roundsman Harris OF the Twenty ninth rrcc net
whs idonii0ed him as tho man lie saw walking down
sixt the evening OF the robbery With tin
box strongly resembling that taken from Nj Moore
residence his hand The suspected parry taken
dosn police heaoquarers detained ~ await the
result n thorough invest IA ion OF Tho bond rbbery
which ~ being made by captain sreght, detective
Ma;Carty and other meiabers of tho department.. As
yo there seems TO BIZ NO positive proof against Brown
Ing To connect hin with the Madison bond rob
be tie gully party
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Their asIncss TO BE ia Accordance witt
All Laws Of 1aealth-The Proposed rs.
tabiishme~t OF . Rag Depot ON One o.
the Isla nds I'm the SOand, &c.
Al tho appointed hour, four O'Clock yesterday after
noon. numerous deegakoa OF the rag and other unk
dealers or this city assemble at headquarters SOL Not
street. for the purpose Of ccnfefring with Presdsn,
Schultz and Dr. Sxinbarne. who were appointed at tae
last meeting Of the Board confer With those interested
in that traffic, with Wow TO the adoption VI mea-
sures which doened advisable the pros rvation
OF public health in connection with the city rag trade
Mr. sCBuLrz stated the object In calling these gentle
together, and that he had understood thoy wcre in
the habit of receiving rags from Charleston Savannah
Texas, from the army and elsewhere and tina. l. has
been customary TO sort them in damp cellars by hand
which might be injurous- II that true the Health
Board would like under what circunstanc % this
can be avo,ded The committee only 70 hear such
statements these gentlemen willing 10 make and
submit the matter for action the meeting Of the Board
Mr. JassIses Pearl street dealer, then forward
and said that their house did very little In the rag trade
dealing principally la paper and ''shatsinss rope &c
He willing 10 have committed Investigate tho prem
ises; while no willing 70 adopt any suggestions
they might make.
Mr. SCHULZ Our inspector reports unfsvoraby against
your establishment No 432 Poan street. account Of
it's condition.
H. t..>,,cs p.,s mar oo.o i nil. 49,. 49, =.
me- '"s' NO, 'o-'' ~, "'' W wy ~
DaAes; THESE may srich Offensive. rhe paper B from
this civ: we divide she good from the bad
~ a IL o, g. c,,., -. ,, =.
rags from hospitals do you think handle therns
Mr. JsvMsts-No sir: 1 mover sax any RAYS como
e-o,, h>,n,, trro. .hv go, c,,, ~ c., W.
'''H' ""f'''- NM" '"o' UNIV iio'" s'' oo"'" VIZ
occasionally buy New York rags, which We assert and
put in shape have bought rags that wei o, fre
,,, ~ ~, go, ~, ,,., ,,,a. .,, -, =, A.,
~ " new '1' Wv" " ~ ~ 'A ' w IA
fecieus
MI SDULTz-Hhve you NOT seen them spread out IN
the ctyt
M JKsSrSGs-lf damaged by water and fire II would
not BIO unhealthy 70 sproad taem 1t would b. more 30
70 store them while wet
Mr.. sSHuLrz-What difficulty would be attendant on
the removal OF the business 10 some stand IN the sound
Barren or Hart 8 Island Tor ns'aneef
ar JSlMios-i think u we are driven out o. the city 70
any OF these ISLANDS, the business wouId DO SO small
that would not pay a. would cost about twenty don
lars per ton 70 remove tnem those VINO deal IN mousse
rags, not stroot rags
DR.. SwIvBURsE-Aiqny OF these rags picked up in the
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Arrest 81 countcr~,ssr-.

LogpviLis, March Is, lsN
-Four Italians wsre sr.s,ed here lhs morning having
IN t,sr por.sscn fourtesn thousnpd dollars IN eoua
s,nsu bIlls q diacrcpt dsnoniEstienA
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Court Gale n.,ar-Thi, Dnv,

SurRrMx Crynr--CtRcurr Part 1.--Noa 1900 1880
f333 12A5. 13e8 1893 1895 I40I 1t03 1905 All l4l3
l4l5 l4i7, 1919, 1875 ia21 is2e. lsS3 las Part -
Same yesterday flrt 3.-Same A. yesterday.
surKxxs CoURr-CtASnxJuR -Nos 100, So Ill, 158,
lC0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-27

HAB REkN PRONOUNCEDB the NRDl.
IL eel EacAlty end The public to b. the nsCet
W0ndcrful remedy for the permanent cure OF IN
diseeses Of the STOMACH. LIVER. KIDNEYS
and AlAnDsR that hes ever been offered.
Il 10 not aniSehAl wArEa. II II frUsn cXperieDce.
aeu say 1st no .ussn Doubt when . angle boltle
has been known ~ cure dissascs which the beet
nedieal laen9A THE couptPy hAs failed u rUlisve
remedy posaesaing the virtues Of Constitution
water cannot be claased under ''Quack' prepare
ti6ns, - X b nov used by the most Scientific
psacstaSarrs 81 Tits city. II u only sesoad clase
tAysisions thai cry down popular ren,s<lisA OhiIs
he bstssr skillsd make use ofsvcry INSANE 70 &C.
esapltsh cure; end the succea vi the ply sciass
isessssss = his knowledge Of different rc,ssdiss
enable him 10 produce cure. while others tail ~
the attempt Science is satisfied with the truth
Give Constitution W aser fair trial--we mean
you who are under somc spsra0issf's care from
year to yeass ed - psst.eaarly sllnde to ladies
sho are eossAantly rcsOrting ~ tscdi eresfsRsss,
and al sorts 81 local applications for dtse.scA
with % much chance VI succcss sstherr would b.
from loed spplicasicns 70 The thsest fos dsseasss
Of bsGiu W. havs bssu sareese - uss langae9o
II our eirculas chat could not slnsk the uest del
ieels orealia1aiee, Ast W secssvs % nAay con-
Mpeipalses from psseona Tor which ConsaiAstion
Water il adapted, and Of whose disease no men
ticp has been made, that We have come 20 the
eenslHsi6n tAat " the remedy - capable Of pro
dueint : sufe, NO Masase what che disesse ney be-.
u GAUsld b. u1ade kuo&A. The meaiciss II put
~ IT, ne pe1Alte, and there sA0ald b 10 eacrp
tilaA We ~. COnstitntisA " s1cs - NOT ME >
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cAss pfoduce . radical cure. We wonld say thsS
The directions - regard % Diet etc. relate only 10
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DIABETES

y diessss u Ne seesnash eed liver. Getting
lAseveh ths kidssys. aud 10, without doubt. the
apst obstinats disease. except ccnsunSticn. that
sGecls tho human constitution. Wehate no space
it dlseuhsine csases. but will stsse that the e.
fct o. the dSeese u the eOnveratWh 81 starrhy
prissible (or vegetable pestieh Of the SesA) into
1aeesw hieh s1iaaalaaes the kidsdS u m exeee-
Gins sssresiOa u water Many pssesas sussr from
- disssss Who ara ignorant Of u; that il. they
pass large quantities during the day. and ass
obliged 70 get up from one u Afteen Or twenty
times during the night. No notice 10 taken Of
autil their nstenion Is called tothe large discharge
81 water. md often when il 10 70 far advanced ~
70 Be beyond the control Of ordinary remedies
Aaslhes aymptom il the extreme thirst, which
when the disease - fully established, . intolera
ble--sAs petisst jrsals constcnfly T'fAo.t bssng
solia6sd also dryness VI the mouth. cracking Of
the lips. . Awect breath. in the more advanced
cases, and finally ioss ofsppetite. efnacisticu, and
the patient gradually sinks from eshansticu.
COsssstUsiox WArsa ID without doubt. The only
koswn remedy for SSsAssss. and ws have . much
osnaAsuce ~ Il 10 speciic ~ vs hsvs sh.a OPT
N viii produos sleep, end wuthfully say that il
has cured evssv cssein which il has bees used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-27
s4e Pune 0OAPE VV1NG'
'2eeo9 SA NooURo ponT With
vl0nyaF0. Paasalo. New Jersoj.
Pusro ana Four Years O'd.
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M! ANReoirpo, UnRumnisv. aud alh
CAsuaoc CU0S,aints.
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