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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-08-06

All losses promptly attended to and settled at
this Agency. Large Security, Far Profits, and
Prompt Payment.
Insurance to any amount effected on the most
satisfactory terms.
DEWEY, NOBLE & co.
Office corner Lake and Main St., st. Adams,
Vermont. diff
The New York herald., 1868-11-18

pgDAnY LLECnoSs--rhe republicans and demo-
Gratis held teu primary elections last night for tic
purpose Or choosing delegates ~ the various noai-
mating conventions for charter Offices.
DROPPED DEAD.--yosterday afternoon IN unknown
woman dropped dead on the corner OF Eighth ave.
nue and Thirty.njntn street from tho effects OF hear
disease as s. supposed. TIC body was conveyed 70
tho molgi, for inquest and identification.
VISIT - TIE QuagsSTiSE.-Mayor Hoffman. thc
Governor elect: QnarcntiIe Commissioner Cyrus
Curtis. and Pieirn o'HoIke. superintendent Of Hos
pifai Siips, vslied tho old Quarantine station az
staten y anu yesterday morning ana returned 80 the
city at one Y. "a.
EATAL FArI.-co-oner Schb'Irer held an inquest
yesterday, al st. Luae's Hospital, over the poay Of
Charles puRy aged thirteen, Of tue corner OF N.nta
avenue ana Flty-iourih street, weo iell from lad
der on Monday Afternoon ana died In an aorr. a
verdict OF accident1i death was rendered.
BoArr of OorSTy CAsyAssEEs.--The nna ccsslon
OF The Board of County Canv,ssers was held NJ noon
y,sterfsy After the correction OF number OF re-
turns the Board made ts nus declaration and state
Yncnt Of the candidates eecgca and the same were
ordered To be printed 10 several OF the daily papcTs
ARREST or AN ALLEGED BOND RoDsTR.- y cs ierday
Afternoon detective smith, OF the Central Office, ar.
rested man nanied John T. Beach, on warrant
lssued by Judge OF 0nondags county, who stands
charssd by tse president oi mo SirauuSs Sayiags
The New York herald., 1868-11-18
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coBlr.
Confiscatcd Cotton Case.

Befole Juuge batCiuoiu.
The United States as. Ttoettp B1ies ar COHOa-1he
cotton in this case twenty baiss was seized in An
derson. South Carolina, during the war by special
ogcnt OF the government and was sent to this city.
On the part Of the United States II Is charged that the
owners were residents OF IN lisurrcction0ry State
and the cotton forfeited under the provisions OF
the act of March II 1885, IAN act TO provide for the
collection OF abandoned property ana on the preven-
ton Of frauds IN insurrectonary districts within the
United States The claimants, Mcssra. Mctiruder,
Taylor Roberts, now claim that the cotton was
justly seized and con1scated; that they had been
loyal men during the war and never gave aid or COM
fort rebels; that the toton had purchased
by member OF the hrm, he receiving 1t on payment
oi debts dne ne TO them and contracted BY Southern
At four O'Clock yesterday afternoon the jury had
not agreed upon VERDICT
Whisl1cy Case.
The United States Us. Nicholas Ren1y.-The de-
fendant Is charged with conspiring TO defraud the
United States 10y uttering fraudulent bonds in an
order, TO eyade the payment OF tax on whiskey in
lis bonded warehouse, on Forty-second street. Hav-
ing aswcrercd 10 the Indictment, the case was or
dered 20 stand over TIL this morning, when IL will
come up for nearing
Notice TO 5hp Bar.
'rhc clerk OF this court in making up the record to
be transmitted to the Circuit Court In au appeal in
pursuanc. Of rae No. So, adopted by the Supreme
Court or the United States az the December term,
1854 as one Of the rules for regulating proceedings
In admiralty, sha not include in such
ieeuiu - d%y potttou " tHe lrStituoiiy Oh tlc
part OF any party any statement or report OF any
testimony given nted coce In open court unless the
same shall nave been taken down III accordance
with rules i24 and l25 OF this court and shan have
become the Official minutes of such testimony, IN
cordance win rules l2i, l25 I25 and 127 OF this
court. and no consent or parties snail be OF any
avail TO dispense W. or vary SO much OF said rules
l24 and 10 ~ requires such cira coce testimony
given In open court 10 be taken down in the same
manner a. tae lury tras in common aw Issues. and
not verbatim ~ IN dcposltions o. Osts esSe. When
ever such testimony shall be taken down by tho
clerk tile legal ices chargeablc by him therefor shall
be taxable as Part CT the costs III the cause.
The New York herald., 1868-11-18
B1C0KLVs INIELLIGEyCE.

THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION OF LONa ISLAND
The primary convention OF the new diocese OF Long
Island will take place at the Church OF the Holy
Trinity to-day, at halEpast ton O'Clock. Bishop
Potter Will preach the sermon and then preside
the convention.
ACCUSED or EMgEzzLEMEST.-Samuel r. Brown,
q young man employed as bookkeeper at the plumb
ing establishment OF Mr.. Thomas Buchanan, at los
Orange street, taken before Justice Buckley yes
terday to answer charge OF embezzlenent pre-
ferred by his employer. Sundry items were found
upon his books Which he was unable to explain. aud
lie was, therefore, suspected OF having embe@llcd
considerable sum- Tne Judge committed hiul 70 jail
until Saturday.
BOLD RoBBERY.-Hart & Brothers, who keep o
ewelry store at No. c41 Fulton street, were robbed
at noon yesterday OF $3.50 worth OF watches 1t ap-
pears THAT two men and boy entered the store ana
while the men engaged the attention OF the clerks,
under the pretence OF wisaing TO purchase some
sleeve buttons, the BOY walked about seveufy-ftyo
feet to the rear OF the store ana gathered up tne
watches. The men and the boy then LEFT the store
and the robbery was not discovered until some time
after they had departed.
BuE6IAEIEs.-Christian Maner, James Fullerton
and Thomas ]. Ward, VINO are about seventeen years
OF age, were arrested anj locked up to answer by
the police Of the Forty precinct yesterday, for
breaking into the boot and shoe store OF John Hart
nett, at No. 81 Atlantic street.
The residence Of Mr. Fuller, OF No. 1S7 Fort Green
place. was entered by burglars on Monday evening.
lhe thieves got far the door with Sl2l worth or
slgerware, which they had gathered NJ, when they
were discovered. They dropped lheir piu!lucr acu
made their escape. ,
the shoe store OF John Smith, No. il6 Gold srees,
was burgarousy entered: Nothing o. value taken.
Thc apartments OF Mrs. Lane, no ~ Charles street,
were teloaously entered and Robbed oisixy doiiarS
worth of ar .ices.
Tae jewe,ry store OF Mr.. l.. D. Wilson, No. III
Myrtle avenue, was hurgariousy entered ard robned
o several silver watches. The entrance WAS effected
through the fun light over the door.
The New York herald., 1868-11-18

Justice Ledwith. st the JEFFERSON Marker Police
Court, yesterday morning. complaining that while
passing target company boy, John 0'Brien.
aged fifteen, acting a. the leading spirit Of four
acc0mplceS entered 1t with evil Intent, and
soon after q woman living in the same house
saw them behind the counter robbng the t;i!,
OF which operation she was Immediately apprised.
With assistance from her informant, Mrs. Hickey
succeeded IN surprising the young thieves, but all
but O'Bricn made their escape and he, with similar
design, turned upon her and assaulted her In des
perate manner, striking her IN the face with his
list and also yiciousiy kicking her about the
body, but In spite OF his Efforts the door
was locked and the young rutfan detained.
At this juncture the friends OF o'Brien.
commenced . wholesale assault upon the store with
stones and clubs, smashing In the windows and
almost breaking IN the door. Ofiicer Mlnnick, OF The
Twenty ninth precinct, hearing OF the row. FASTENED
to the spot, when 0'rien was given in custody, and
when searched 81 46 found In his possession. His
accompices escaped, and there Is little hope Of their
beng apprehendcd. The young ruifan was conf
United for trial at the Court OF Special Sessions in
default OF $500 bail.
The New York herald., 1868-11-18
Board or HEALTH.

A meeting OF this Board occurred yesterday, but
10 Important business was transacted.
the following letter was received from DR.. Harris,
Registrar OF vi aIssatsncs:-
The tina. Saturday, Il.h November,
favored with the least mortality that has occurred IN any
il New York. Ths OF
deaths vas only i of t0tn the pnc IN
gtiuions aud 2f IN the dwellings, yheie lal deaths
Brooklyn and 10 oers reported N streets beyond lc
limits OF trt city. Iaoush the mortality Ia the latter city
exhibited such notice In the
weeks Witnessed in lew fork, the aciua, death
10 both cities s almost precisely the namely,
about II luU for le such low rate ot mortality
throughout tho entire would ths metropolis bovo
G maritime cites IN ;he certainly oI heath and tho
chances oIlife.
The death In European cities the third week
hey Officially reported follows SGin 1reu Inhabitants
lannua rate 81 fourteen chief towns OF Great Britain "a
1900 In London 20 f,uJ E1Iaurg; ~ Dubil ~
Erso; 80 Ia Lyerp0oi 81 10 glasgow - per 1000 IN Vi
81 loo in Berlin. The chances OF life and
health IN New YORK the present autumn to have been
greater IN hew York ANA Brooklyn than In the great cities o.
Europe.
The notiiiy Of iafanis under year OF In New
YORK lst week amounted Ia II Deaths
to, mortality, and IN Brooklyn IL 1906 per ce OF
tni rhe child morality, under ve years. amounted to
ftG pcr ccnt o the total 10 New York ana dSg In
Brooklyn Fhais pumnnlia Is carged with az deaths
2bt per cent o the total mortality In sew York. with
only % Deaths lS cent of total IN rooSyn: while
this constant destroyer and te various nammsscsy dis
of the respiratory charssl with ess
than a1 per ceat o the total mortality in the former with
oniy ci cent OF all in tie latter cy. No. un, sanitary
vent aon and the of hc1ltnl Ito cUmeso sc
grefy regarded as contc duties WIZ lesc destructive
lung Diseases to be the most constant and p.onent
cauaes Of premature death.
Among other reports made to the Board were tho
statements ol births and marriages during iae wca,
eniin. November IL, IA follow s.--frths 2i5: still
iirtis "A, marriages by cergynien, 53i.
The New York herald., 1868-11-18
yyEsTCuEsTEs MTELLXCEgCE.

DTDrcArIoS OF METHODIST CIuRCII.-Tiic new
and beautiu! church edncc erected at the corner OF
washington avenue and Fourth siree. M0rr.sania,
for the Methodist Episcopal congregation Of that vii
lagc was dedicated TO public worship yesterday fore
noon by Bishop Simpson, assisted by Rev. c. q.
Kegs, DR.. Curry, Rev. DR.. wayley, Rev. III. Weed
and Rev. T. Lodge, pastor OF the church. After re-
lgious exercises Of very Interesting nature It WAS
slated that the cost of the church competed as de-
signed, with the ground and enclosure, WIN he
sis 500. OF This amount s23, 800 has already been
raised eayng as9s o, & nsoOoo ana s,OSn Of taat
ncss Of $4,000. and this sun II was
dcsrabie 20 raise at once. For tals
object they proposed to got asTnany $1,000 sub5crp
uols possible. In response 10 thls appeal Mr. j.
G. Weeks rev. Z. Z. keys aud the ladies' Aid
society each Subscribed 1000. Nessrs. John Ogden,
Chauncy smith, John Hunt Armstrong. Mrs. y. q.
weeks and one other whose name was not obtained
each subscribed $500: Others gave $3.50 and a num-
her 500 each, and many Others smaller suins,
amounting IN MI TO $4,000, while SOS was collected
at tile door froai strangers. lt was fully expected
that Inc remaining $3.50 would DC made np after
the evening service. Tho pastor stated here
that lG had never known "a congregation ~
give 80 literally as ihsonc ghc building l. iorty.lve
feet wide by eighty iecs deep. In style IL ~ pure
Norman, without any adlmSture on variation. IL
has nost graceful facade and oil the ornaments or
that stylo OF architecture ~ has two double doors,
one la the tower and one IN the iaain building, and
q large double mChoned window over tie main
window, opening Into the gallery with circihar
foied window higher up besiIes double nuoael
ana lower windows IN tue tower. In tue siOe opio-
site the tower there arc case but,inses
running up above the COPING, connecting Win
castelated batteaen IL has water table en- string
couise OF brown stane running round the entire
budding. II has an audience room and easement.
the latter cnt'tcly above ground, win double doors
ON each slde. The basement, besides tue lo,fiire
rooin contains three other rooms one ot vince is
Intended Tor tue iniant class room another i0r tle
Bible clags. THO tower Is well Ianlsed with feaSy
butlresses TO pont where the spirc coinnleates.
The fpIc y octaf onica Ia form, 12D fees nigh. Ale
most sriksng feature of the building - TIE material
of when y y bulti being compound q hre 5and
eevcra pressure. The Interior 0f tac building Il
hnlsnsd IN lhe same ulanI.cv as he orts,ue cesci
ing u nost striking and agreeable Appearance.
The New York herald., 1868-11-18
COURT OF GENssAL scs IOas.
before Judge Russell.


Tha court met yesterday and disposed OF num-
ber of cases.
Charles Sinclair pleaded guilty to an indictment
charging him with stealing il pockotoook on the 18th
OF October, containing "a %. from Mary Barry.
John Cairo, who WIS indicted for stealiay gold
watch, valued ut eighty ooilars from Albert q.
Bcarness on the 18th OF October, pleaded guilty to
the Onencc.
for four years.
John Sproui alias John Gray, pleaded guilty 80 an
attempt NJ burglary In the third degree. The ndct-
ment charged that tic night or the Ill, OF Ocro
Der he buriari0usly entered the .eises Of Thos J.
Ellison. Tie was detected and arrested on tic spot.
The Cty Judge sentenced m 70 the state Irison for
two years. &N
George Brown, who was indicteds for robbery.
pleaded guilty petty larceny from tile person. Ou
The 2esl Of October while Peter Holm was proceed
inf, down tho New Bowery. the accused, who was
coDipaa.ed by others, snatchct IS silver watch aud
ran. lie pursued ana arrested Tim. The prisoner
was gpiGanucd for sentence
The New York herald., 1868-11-18
cluaI chLENraRs-IMs l,Y.

SUPREME CoUgT--GSfErAL TFeN.-Nos. 6s, e9, 90,
I01 iul. Io2 l0 lol, loo, 1885, IO, los, l09 ILL., H.
ll3 III. 1IG, III.
sUanESE c0uRr-SPFcIAL TERM.--Nos. II. 35, 80.
81, 2o. 20i 30, 23l, 20, 81 %, 2i3, 2g;, So, 49,
$40, $50.
SUPREME CoURr AND OYER sSp TERaiyHR-Cn-
Cuig.-Part Mos. pS5, 1885, 1888, 9fj, l075 1917,
1887 s6' 1891, 100. Sol, sos, iol 1925, T5 900, S2
Il39, 321. COS.
SUpgaIon Co;wT-TRfAL TFgw.--Part Nos. 3i5,
26I, 27t, 81, 5iI 2-g 49, 35', 4j 2j5, 2so, 4o 42
as7. 35l.
COMMON PLEAs--TviAL TEss.--Part Nos. 1923
1871. 1873 1855, 1874 1891, laS0, 1882 i$e Ifs l.t
ltIa 1915. t.sg, las. Fart 2--NOs. 7cl a3i s5s,
sss l4l3 81 rl5. i347, 1915, lo, i450, Iio, 1870,
I2ii. Itaa.
The New York herald., 1868-11-18
lEi.f; spH lie eNtIAns.

To TIE Fpitog OF tTs H4:aiLD:- -
Sixty thousand Cream rtgIgecs. mostly women
children ara cd men, arc sclttcrei ncw all over
Greece, true nIagirs Of the or freedom WI9ah
their fatnc:r and husbands ere lighting iE VI 'he
mountains Of immortal Crete against iaiti1i olus'
Much has been ,oac alreasy In tiis os'u'by "
II, and L;Iia~cds o Csetru cnlren, crl Y 81, thes
sent Irofn thig cDvutrs lately wcns TO thank sn8
AnCtlcaI representative w. hthenS. ,.,,..
attlli Of tncse poor people obligc tue deN'gnci
10 sppeal cnce more - The geaeItaiiy au rnriy of
rsei X, Ichalf cT biendiyg Cit,e viii bc Promptly re-
sponde 70 by grpcfo,s snd christian people
tnf9rntl,,ops. no matter how small III mtncy or
clo.D.re cld os rev, viii be 2t.tenty received 40
inc sons,la'a Office, 4T ExchaEe Iiacc, o.. az my
terstleace, 40 rs.g tycniemlth street.
y. n. iiOrtaSI,
Couml of 1rc,ce Ia new YJfk.
The New York herald., 1868-11-18

Before Judge Nelson.
Henri, D. Pasgaer us. John Il. AcDonough.-Thia
case being called on, Judge Nelson informed counsel
that he could not near argument in the yester-
day He stated further to dcfendant's counsel that
the liberty had given yesterday to play the piece
In the Bowery was not extended.
Mr.. Seward, for the defendant, said cohnsel was
prepared TO 20 on, that they were anxious to be
heard and to have the injunction removed so that
they ldefendants) could go on with the play.
Judge Nelson-i decide against you. You can
not play tonight
= Mr.. Seward-we do not anticipate that result
Judge Nelson-I do not mean TO run the theatre
great whie but must take Of 1t while 1t Ii in
my hands
Mr.. Seward-we win show your Honor that we
have the right TO perform the play according TO law.
Mr. Stoughton asked that counsel for the defence
be instructed to furnish counsel for the complainant
with the afl0avlrs they put IN in the case.
Judge Neison-That Is the rule, and in order to
facilitate that counsel opposing the motion for an
Injunction must serve copy OF the papers they rely
on that tnerc may be further delay In the case
when it comes up again.
The Court then granted leave to the defendant 10
play the piece last night, the parties being pereml'
torly requested to be IN attendance This morning NJ
eleven O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1868-11-18
cousT of nyEn ANp 7E:aMlNsa.
Another Incident OF The Royal Insurance Doad
RShScry.
Ecforc Judge barnard.

Ecfore Judge barnard
I1e peopic. de-, rS. Dennis CTeah3e..--This court
opened yesterday morning ana adjourned without
transacting any calendar business
short time since one Dennis Dreamer was ar-
rested at Blnghanton n. T., the warrant OF the
Recorder Of that place, charged with completely in
the robbery Oi about S-50,Jo9 III bonds from tho
Royal Insurance Company IN th.s city Tie 18th of
December, 1866 IL ~ alleged that the prisoner or
Iered coupons ouI from some OF tie stolen
bold5 az q bank IN Banghamtou, desiring 10 have
them clsaed. y writ OF haheas corpus was ssacd
by Judge Barnard and made rtturnabe to-day re-
1uiring The authorities ~ Iinghamton to producc
the prisoner before this court tie object being 10
have him Indicted, " indictment should be deemed
iIs,i.ianlc, IN THIS county. whore tie ou9nco was
committed. The case was adjourned until this
morning without auy action being had beyond
brief dcsaltcry discussion.
The New York herald., 1868-11-18
LlsG AApl NTcLLGfH;s.

SCrc;pE.--0a Tuesday morning Mr. Darling,
formerly storekceper In PORT Jefferson, was foand
dead. hanging by the neck, IN sued cd oinin, the
steam mill nc had used his sl1irt 10 accomplishing
the deed.
NEW srB,MpoAr RouTE.--Mr. ueorge W. cor-in
and Captain i. N. Ross, OF sag narbor, nase re.
Gently purchased OF J.. Loriiiard, tie celebrated
New YORK yachtmnp, the steam yacht Dixie aud
Aena to place her on the route h,swecn sag i!aibor
anN 'lr""Mport The bike ~ q uropeS'er OF ap,uL
tl.irty tetts,
The New York herald., 1868-11-18

SUPREME CcysT-clrculT.
Before Judge Tappen.


Liability Of Railroad Companies.
Brooklyn city cs. The Brooklyn C'sy RGavodd
Companv.-when the Brooklyn City Railroad OBJ
taned their charter they executed bond to the city
TO keep the pavement repair not only between the
tracks, but for space OF three feet on either sides
that the work should be done under the direction
OF such competent authority as the city should
desgnate II seems the city never desig-
mated any person to. supervise the work,
ana on this ground the company, II
appears, cannot DO held liable should any person
break his meek meek through their neglect to keep the
by the city to recover the sum OF SIl coo on judg-
ment recovered ~ one Ferdinand Meyer who sls.
tanned serious injuries by being thrown nom wa
gon through the wheels getting caught In rut be-
tween the tracks OF the City Railroad Company in the
year 1867. Several witnesses were called VINO
testified to the accident and the injuries
which Mr.. Meyer sustained. A motion was
made by the counsel for the defence, to dismiss the
suit the ground tlat the railroad was not bound
10 repair the streets at all, inasmuch as person
had been appointed by the city 10 supervise the
work The Court granted the motion.
The New York herald., 1868-11-18
CITY lyTELLIGsyCE.

THs wFATuHa YEEgHpAy.--Thc following record
win show the changes 10 tlo tcEpe-atcre Tor the
pGst twenty -four Lonr, as Indicated by the ther.
mpmc,er AZ nudnnrs pharmacy 2is Broadway,
The New York herald., 1868-11-18
COURT CALesDAa-TRls DAY.

BROOKLYN CITY CoURT.-NoS 12J, 1926, 1g7, La.
12D. ISL. 49,, l33 to Ut inclusive, l45, l46 i47.
KINGS COUNTY SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUir.-NOs-
:s, 80 a. o. n, ST. 81, 3D. el, 81 0S, "a. IL ~ -
42i.. 75. 50. 81.
The New York herald., 1868-11-18
NEW YORK CITY.
TIE C0TRTs.
1sIrED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

The ~After Dark" Controversy.
Before Judge Nelson.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-12-19

Coon ADvICE-Henry Ward Beecher, in a re
cent sermon, discoursed thus in regard to the fair
sex; "Niaidens, look to the God of your fathers.
If there be any one in this world who cannot
afford not to be 4 Christian, it is a woman. If
there be any one whose beauty fades as q flower
and whose grace needs the sustenance of the in
efable: if there be any one whose power is in
beauty, in purity, goodness, it is a woman. If
there be any one more than another upon whom
blight falls more rudely; if there be any one
more than another who is more burdcned with
grief or more wruug with sorrow, it is a woman.
| marvel to see a woman that is not 4 Christian.
The ladder between her soul and God is not half
SO long rs that between our souls and God. God
made woman to be better than man; and the per-
version is in proportion when she is worse"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-12-19
Causes Of Sudden Deaths.

DIR. J. VI. Howe, Of New York, writes as fol-
lows on this subject
Very few of tie sudden deaths which are said
10 arise from diseases Of the heart, do really arise
from that cause. To ascertain the real origin of
sudden deaths, the experiment has been tried in
Europe, and reported 10 Il scientific congress held
ut Strasburg. Sixty-six cases of sudden deaths
were made the subject Of a thorough post norton
examination. In these cases only two were found
that died Of disease Of the Heart. Nine out Of
sixty died OF a~ioplexy, while there We're iorty-six
cases Of congestion Of the lungs-tlat Is. the lungs
were 50 full Of blood they could not work. there
not being room enough for n sufficient quantity of
air TO enter to support life. The causes that
produce congestion Of the lungs are, cold feet.
tight clothing, cOstiye bowels, sitting still until
chilled after being warmed with labor or a rapid
walk, going too suddenly from 4 close, heated
room, into tie cold air, especially after speaking,
and sudden Oppressive news operating ON the
lungs and circulation OF the blood. These causes
81 sudden deaths being known, an avoidance of
them may serve u lengthcn out valuable lives
which would otherwise be lost under the verdict
of heart complaint. That disease is supposed To-
De inevitable and iucurablc hence men may not
take the pains they would 10 avoid sudden death
II they knew 1t lay in their power. y iudiciOus
and pcr-eyering use Of the inhalation Of common
air through the inhaliug-tUbc. would, we are
persuaded, even in persons who have no tendency
u consumption, in many cases prOlong life full
ten years. IL would tougher the throat and
and DO away with all the liability 10 con-
gc-tiyn and inflammation Of these organs. to which
50 many are liable by reason Of the lack OF out-or
door. vigorous exercise, and ofa sclcntary life.
and especially as persons advance in age. it would
tend greatly to keep up % Its normal condition
the circulation and liberalization Of the blood
and q healthy state IF the digestive organs, and
thus lessen the liability u sudden death.