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New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
THE LAMEs PnsrER- - cAsF-

In the United States District Court of Brook
lyn, yesterday Judge Benedict presiding, Thomas Muir.
phy the third mate OF the emgraut ship James Foster
Jr, was placed on trial Indictment charging him
With assautng and beating boy named william Walsh
S1e on the high seas. Tie testimony OF John McNeety,
second ohcer was TO the effect that the boy Walsh
snPPed AZ an ordinary seaman; he was very sick aud
Veal Veal Tom Murphy Knocked him down, and stamped on
m s neAn witness spoke 10 Murphy and asked him what
De io1a Ten wanted witness told him TO stop the boy
was teI yng on the deck, crylng morning lie had
two BLACK eyes that happened about the 9th Of Febrn
ay ana ne Doy dled about week days after
ward witness on his animation stated that he
himself had slapped the boy during the VOYAGE did 40
because he WAS very oiten out OF the way when
him.
VIM Thornton, seaman, testified that Walsh was small
aud attle defOrIned weak and sckly; saw Murnhv nn
linn Out VI the TRter eoset one night and strike Inn Oh
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
TRIAL TRIP OF THE JOHN FULLER.

The Board of Commissioners of the Metro
poitan Fire Department the Brooklyn Board OF Fire
Commissioners the Board OF Fire Underwriters aud rep
resentatyes OF the Board OF Marine Underwriters by IN
vtatlon from the Messrs j. G. Baxter Sons attended
trial trip OF the re and wrecng steamer John Fuller
yesterday, and witnessed exhibition OF her fire and
wreckng pumps at City Island. Eight fire hose, with
u inch nozzle ppes were attached through which eight
powerful OF water thrown 10 distance Of
from 100 to 200 feet high after which trial OF he pumps
had, throwing stream Of solid water through 20
inch discharge pipe fully six feet from the side, which Is
equivalent 10 5000 gallons Of water per The Fire
expressed themselves highly pleased with
the exhibition, and consider the John Fuller, with her
powerful fire aud wrecking pumps very great acquis-
tOn 20 the tre aud marine interests OF the elites Among
the gentlemen present Geu Shaer President OF tue
Board OF Fire Commissioners Of this city, and his
ciates, Commissioners Mclean, Galway Myers, and
Wilson; hr Massey, the President OF the Board OF Fire
Commissioners Of Brooklyn, and his associates Messrs
Mclaughlin, Campbell, and Brown; Mr.. kOllmer, of the
Volunteer Fire Department OF Brooklyn now suspended
and Messrs Sche Shaw Jones and Hodges, representa-
tves OF the Fire and Marine Insurance Companies. All
Of these several gentlemen well pleased with the
exhibition OF the pumps board the John Fuller, and
the Indications that arrangements will be made TO
protect the shipping in the Brooklyn docks us ID ~ now
DrOiscted alODR tbe dO0ke Of ths city.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
LATEST SHIP NEWS

ARRIVED.
Steamship Lafayette ROassan. HAUe June sd brss' June .
mdse aud
steamship Saratoga Alexander Richmond mdse. and pass
Matbde RntbgeIs Hamburg - DAYS mde ano pass
BARK Soeed. NatyR Rio JaBeT0 bO days. colee
Bark Sirius BTuha Marsses 66 days Gibraltar 81 days ndse -
Brr Two Brothers, Bemistsr Malaga Apn6 via Gibraltar AphI u
fruit &c. ,,
Brs John Lewis Carter Hlshoro n b., days, plaster
Brig r. J. Merrymau, Bridge Inagus 10 days, SAT-
BuR GuisepDna Bono. Palermo Is days, fruit
SebT Welcome Home Hatfield Windsor. ~ \, days passr
ScI HAIRY Lande Taylor Anna Bar Mexico, ~ days ma
sehE Mary w Hopper Hopper Savannah days, lumber
Schr. J. Howay Curtis Maclias days. ath
Schr. Alcora Jelsrsoa, Calais 10 days ath.
Scbr. Julia 4 Martha, Jnks. Calais days, Lumber
scbt Ring Dove Wooster CALAIS days, lumber
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AM COAsTwfsH
VIM c. AtWater. Baltimore. Sila' "nghi bhaoehporI
L. p Iialock Virginia. Ahhea, virginia
Maria Wheeler, Port Jefferson luanpou, hNAAnethpot-
Sarah Jane. South AmDoy tnnonne nlenN0ed
Ia.snbi,. seupsven Pair Wiud. New Bedford
Rehecca Lane, Providence. Alsoma, fro'laeneS
II. l.. AetcaI, keNport
Gr,.pis sr IIanburt City Boston Liverpool
via ahs Virgo savannah; Phanks tof wilmington For
tesr r Wimugou Ahcnae for Norfolk Sci Brunette Tor Fhs
delpha
BELOW.
BARK Freeman Dennis, Fletcher, from Lordon Apnl ~
Bark America Roper, hOm brrneh May =
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS June lj-Auived, brig Nancy from basno' AyIeA
FOREIGN PORTS.
orgYssroS June l5The steamship Malta oi ths Cuhad Line
& SeSors arrived at this port a oeoG this morning
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASE BALL.
CINCINNATI VS.. MUTUAL-THE CHAMPIONS DE
FEATFD-SCORE 4 TO 2.

CINCINNATI VS.. MUTUAL-THE CHAMPIONS DE-
FEATED-SCORE TO 2.
This game, between the Cincinnati Club and
Mutual Of New York, the Union Ground yesterday,
proved to be one Of the exciting contests
played Nearly three thousand spectators present
The game called at precisely o'clock Charley
Walker OF the Acuves, chosen umpire. The Mutuals
were first the bat and retired with blank
this TO the astonshment of the friends Of the
Muuals repeated times in succession. On the
eighth inning, after coming within hairs breadth OF
being again whitewashed, they made one On the
ninth inning they added but run, making their
at the unprecedented figure of two runs.
The Red Stockings made on their first blind for
their second one their third then five blanks, and
finally closing the game with two runsmaking total Of
four-thus defeating the champions By two runs. This
score the smallest that has been made full game
Fourteen innings were played with but two runs. The
Muuals played splendidy-with but two three eXcep
tiOns not muf made. The Hunt brothers
fairly eXceed themselves In their respective positions in
the fed-nelther missed ball. Dick took five es in his
prettiest style, of them very difficult Charlie
after long captured very difficult foul ball on the
bound Charlie Mills did not play well usual; he
allowed several balls to pass HIM that materially affected
the game The fielding on both sides has been
ceed especially that Of the Red Stockings. who did not
make an wild throw during the entire
game. George Wright played his position OF short-stop
but few men can. HIS stopping was very
ne aud his throwing the first base superb Brain
ard the pitcher Of the Cincinnats is hrstcaSs his
delivery is beautiful easy and true. He Is very ably
sustained bv Allison, the catcher, who has not many
superOrs behind the bat. Waterman the third base
man, is a fine player his judgment cannot be surpassed
lie made a capital double play by his aud dscre
c. Mills the first and SwRndell on the sacond
Egges at the bat struck high ball 20 Waterman
the third base, Waterman held his hands make
the ball drop his feet when he picked up. touched
Swandc who was hurryng to make his third and then
threw to Sweasey AZ the second putting Mills, who
had been forced off the first by Eggles. Bralnard
Sweasey and Gould also made a fine double play the
latter gent is one OF the very best of first base
men, He put out twelve at ms base
McVey made brilliant running catch in the left field
In fact all Of the Westerns dd remarkably well The
playing quite astonlshed the friends Of the champions
who looked upon the success Of their ayortes fore
gone conclusion and bet their money accordingly.
Mr. Walker was as usual very efficient umpire II
seemed little strange that no should give three first
bases on Brainard and more WOlters, the latter
pitched much wilder than the object OF his structures
The full score is appended:
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
LAYING THE conNER.sroNE OLA CHURCH.

IANING TllE tOIiNLK-sIDNE OF 4 IIUI1VH'
The corner stone of the new chapel of St.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church 20 be erected on the
corner Of Uouglassst and seycnthayc, now the main
entrance to Prospect Park laid Yesterday afternoon
with imposing ceremonies. and In presence of an assem-
hagc u about persons The exercises commenced 40
3 o'clock hy the reading Of Psalm cNN. H. when after
the Lords PRAYER the Right Rev. Bishop Ltclohn laid
the Among the contents ot the I'm puN dc-
posifcd in the stone the Bible. Book of Common
Trlycr "A uarchmeut which inscribed the history
ST. johns Church. showing that there had Oeen 23o
bapIsiu- g2G combinations 800 persons added 10 the
ION ~ the Church marriages. aud $50 burals;
Journal OF the Constitution. and uther documents IN
cludug THE TRIBUNE aud newspapers OF the day %c.
After the stone had been deposited adlTcsse, were made
hy The Rev Dr. samuel r. JuhusOn the Rev. Dr george
f. Seymour. and Bishop Ltttiohn. Tie ceremonies
were Gorcudcn with the singing OF the 276th Hymn, and
the hrucdcou hy the Bishop The site OF the church is
% very one, aud u the midst ot growing uclehbo.
hood Tie VIII Doe uf brown stone, 80 uy 90 lccl,
aud Will accommodate about loo persons.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
ARREST AND coMmTTAL FOR LIBEL.
TIE BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

At the meeting OF the Board Of Police Com
mssOuers held yesterday large number OF OF der
ect officers were passed upon Patroman Thomas g.
Cougher Of the Fifteenth Precinct FOR having the
cOlOred coachman of Mr. Hammcrslcy from his box in
of Grace Church. leaving the horses uuguardcd ia
the street, dismissed from the force PatrOlmaH
Louis Dlngee Of the Fortythird BrOOkyul Precinct
dismissed for disObedence Of orders. PatOmu George
Ackermau OF the Twcnty.thrd Precinct, for allowing
the coal Office Of Mr. Seleck at the OF Thrdayc
and sevenynint ST. TO be entered by burglars the safe
blown open, and quantity OF valuable papers and
money stolen during his tour OF duty dismissed
from the force. Several Others were fined from one 10
five days pay for deTehcOn Of duty, ana number OF
other patrOmcn transferred 10 other precincts
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
rlNns cnIrNrY CnrRrs-

In the Kings County Court of oyer and Ter
miner, yesterday Judge rappan presiding, John Mont
gomey placed on trial. charged with having on the
gh Of February last committed burglary 1T the house
Christopher Davis corner OF Myrtle and Throop aNcs
Brooklyn. officer Buchanan testified that about u. M
OF the 9th Qf February he three men coming ont of
the front gate Of Mr. DAvis residence, aud started "a
who tney were The parties fed. aud one 0f them
turned and fired at witness He returned the fire, ana
near ThrOOpHye. GA the following morning there was
found Mr. DayiSs premises "a loaded billet black
mask and string flask filed with powder and pistol
and dark lantern The case being given 10 the jury, a
verdict OF guilty was rendered, with recommendation
TO mercy. Sentence reserved.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

the head principally with inch rope Murphy ordered
nnporng one OF the boats tho boy fell IRON the spar
INTO the boat IL quite common thing Tor men 10
de the black horse board the James Foster it, After
further evidence in corrobOraon OF the above the
ury retired and returned verdict of guilty IN about ten
minutes thereafter.
The carpenter James Glynn was then again placed on
trial for assaulting the passenger cooks named
Abraham Bradley, He was convicted. This makes the
third count ia the indictment upon which the prisoner
has been found guilty. The prisoners, Glynn, Murphy
Caruther then remanded TO the custody OF the
United StAtee Marshal 20 await sentence.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
EXpLOsIoY or LIZZIE AT ROcnEsTrR.

ROCHESTER, June ia fire was caused in
Messr Osgood d Fareys pant and oil store Front.
ST., tins morning, by the explosion OF benzine The
flames were quickly suppressed and the frcmen were
dismissed when second explosion, in the basement,
took place blowing out the windows ana doors OF the ell
tire building The Chief Engineer and Others, who were
In the basement at the time, somewhat Injured.
subsequently, brick fell from the roof. striking fire.
man named Joseph Russell the head, producing bad
fraclure Oi AIs skull The loss Is not aimed.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
A CASE OF SMALLPOX.

Yesterday a resident of the Ninth Ward, en-
gagged In business In Broadway called at the Office Of the
Board OF Health to ascertain IL he had the smallpox
The eruption on his face and neck apparent that
Mr. Norris X. Norton, the clerk OF DR.. Harris at once
telegraphed 10 Bellevue Hospital for an ambulance and
while waiting for it the patient was requested 20 take
seat III the lower hall OF the building In the mean time
the news had spread through the building that man
was down stairs suffering from tho small p0x, and no ut
tie excitement wac uccaHOued among the inmates, which
alay6d un the departure of tho patient In tho
RnIInlnn"a
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

st by car No loOof the Grandst Line on Monday night
at the intersection Of Mott and GraDdsts Coroner
Rollins was Yesterday requested to hold inquest 81
No 644 East Twefthst over the body OF John Thomp-
SON. who died suddenly 1t is alleged that during recent
quarrel with his wife struck him the head with
heavy dish, and this may have caused ms death Inc
Coroner impanneled jury and Will investigate lhe
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
IAnpoussenenH

LIMITS TO ENTERPRIsE.-There are limits 10
esrpse An adventurous millionaire may purchase opera noa's"
railway lines and steamboat bat there are some hn ns ne
any possessed Of First among 'h'e e os
served popularity fKHoT the Halter The taste that in'sn %
bis Summer HAT be bered and hence h eohV
transferable Ma latest conception ai No sI broad
uAy asd there the best Of uGbsS To PFO'se. from hs may
shoNerL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
FIELD DAY OF THE ELEVENTH BRIGApr

The Eleventh Brigade, \. c., had their HELD
day on the Prospect Park Parade Ground yesterday and
Tor the first time every regiment turned ou IN their new
cray uniforms presenting 10 once neat and crcdiabe
upu,aruucc The brigade s under the command Of Gen.
j. v Mcscrolc and comprises Tie following regiments.
lId numbering men. col Ward; 4lth, numbering $50
men, Col Austin; sem. go men, Col Chapman; wa BAT
TALON, Major lhOn, ll5 men, and the HowIer Blu'N'
20 men, Capt Bcchc About two O'Clock the brigade line
was formed aud exercises IN the usual field maneuyts
wrro performed which consumed nearly the entire aiter
noon. and pl--rd Or iu "A very crcdltaNc manner,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
CHAMPION BOAT RACE.

4 snglc-scu race for champion flag. and
doubeOarcd fora gold watch. came Of 40 the Bat
terry Yesterday. The made up chiefly by the
Battery bOatmcn, who have yearly contest Tor the
championship The from the Battery 20 q
stake boat half mile below Bcdocs Island and back,
making a distance OF 1--WE miles. The entries for the
double Dared, race which OH first, were John
ONIela and David Lane IN red, aud Patrick Hcncs,cy
and John Delaney iu white The start made no 80,
the boats starting even. Tho race kcculy contested
until they arrived or BcdlOc- Island. when, tine bcas
being abreast, ONclH broke hs oar causing the red "a
dr0p astcrn This accident thc white decided lead,
which their antagonists could not make up HcuUc-,cy
ana Delaney reached the home stakc-bodt winners lu
~ minutes. Three entries wcTc made for the single
scull race-JOhn Bigaud, Joseph Walker. aud Frank
Bell. Bglaud was the fayOrIte. The word "Gu" being
given the boats shot of together Ben pulling with great
force and rapidly which gave him lead OF about three
boats lengths Ia the first hundred hards. Walker was
from the start loft Jar astern. The race 10 Bed.
lOes Island was sharp aud interesting one, Bell
frequently pulled his boa; under water, aud az length
overturned her when about uucthr OF the distance from
the island and about sA boat lengths ahead Ilc was
quickly picked up. his boat rl-hDd. and Dee under way
again, amid the cheers of his lcrd~ but the start which
Bigaud had gained, owing to ic u-ldp, roo great
to be recovered and after pulling vigorously Tor about 90
minute, Bell gave mp the The contest between The
remaining two was cnlds play. Bglaud came home the
winner OF the champion ag Dy four minutes. Time, 90
minutes.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
PEDESTRIANISNf.

THE ONE-HCNDRED-MILE WALKING MATCH At
BOSTON.
BOsTON, June 1j.-Ihc 100-milo walking
match between McErck Of this city and Miles Of CALI
fornia which was commenced last evening closed NJ $3.50
ought the former winning by doing the distance iu %
hours and JOi minutes. The actual walking time was
1923 Miles over three miles behind.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
INouEsrs

Coroner Flynn was yesterday informed that
The body Of an infant in advanced stage Of decom
position had been found in the vault OF the tenement
No. sz2 secOndAve. The body Was conveyed 20 the
M0rgue where inquest will be held. female resident
OF at vicinity suspected Of being the mother OF the
child and 10 have made away with it Coroner 6ehT-
ner VIII TO-DAY hold Inquest over the body of the
OaJinSD lad AUVDst binck. WHO was run over M Grand
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
AQIIAIlC.
THE CHARLES RIVER REGATTA -wALTER EHOWN
TIE WINNER or THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE THBUNEt


BosTON June 1j-1he second annual regatta
OF the New-EnCland Rowing Association took place on
the Charles River course this afternoon. The weather
was fine the pretty smooth and the fame Of the
oarsmen participating attracted an immense concou,e
Of spectators The first between single scus
for gold medal and the championship o Charles River
and was won by Walter Brown, who made two miles IN
10 minutes i seconds His contestants were John Tyler.
jr j. H. Butler r. Doyle, jr ana VIM Appleton, Jr., All
OF Boston j. H. Randall of Portland; and r. ). West of
Providence Appctous time was II minutes lCl seconds.
and Raudals. j. minutes Jis seconds All the shells bu
one made of paper
Tie fOuroar race distance three miles Tor four silver
goblcs was rendered interesting hy the participation oi
the Harvard international four, carrying thcir CoNsvd ain
Notwithstanding tins additional weight of Jos pounds
they took aud maintained the lead up the course tl
when turning the stakebOat, they fOucd by their
most dangerous competitor the George Roahr of Boston
which unfairly attempted 10 round 10 usid" Of them Tie
Harvards did Lot give up the race, however huu sue
cecded In nearly regauing their lost ground, the Eoar
crossing the line ahead by hardly moro than length.
Time 2l2J 22s The two other boats n the race we're
Of account The race IN consequence oi tue iuu was
given 20 the Harvard crew.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

LEMONADE FOR THE MILLIoN.-Everyb0dy
readily hy. hshu beverage BY Pyes
sugar which the Of 20 and nhstrrsd IN
the health thousands bIursoniEs and families gug 70
IN, country will End Put and sold by groest
sJsyshere JAHES PYLE Manufacturer No $50 Naihng'ontt
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
PASSEgGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HANBURG-dp steamship Cinbra June 5Minna Bruee
and children ud Cov Henry haen wife aud ehd MAJ 'on NO
bel Rosa IIeiue Capt Mehen, kosman He FAebhu
CIR snkng and children T. Rhnnaru Mr Belt Mr Buch Charles
Brink Ad Guirsfed HsvreE Miller Dr. Evans Ana aag
Gen obn Din Cb Woodwork 4. LADY, T. avery X
Stagg and ady Smith Yerhue d. Werng l. IeAeT :" MIN
clum, tn Sturges Ch Mtscha, I. Marl g. Fullon
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

For BATS, RoACHEs, ANTS, Use
"CosrARs' ExTKRHIEAToRE
The Liquid for BED BuGsi the Powdsr for INEcTA
Al Druggists sell.
81, %, IS sizes at Factory, Nc. - HouSrd-sL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
score Is appended
CINCINNATI.
Tcnls..."".""....2 2 81
I,t %. 3D. Nh. s;b. C,h. 7th s,h. 9ts
90 u

Uup-Mr walker oitue Active Cuh Msssrs Me- arhv
and Ilurlsys Time ~ game Lrf ta-esE Mills J.
tai Allison ?; sveasy Meys', total hetrr Ssoe-Fly
Cstcbes-C Hunt atfti % T. Hua. 3, SsHnie Es.ler
Wolt,rs T. Mills D. e. Mile J. total i6. g. Wright J. Allison,
q Leonard q SueAsv hcyev J. total T. foul Bound Cah,s
g. HINT l. G. Mills 3: ;otA Asou D. total Bsse Psy.-Put
outby + Mills Assisted br Egger latsh, q Woi'r' p To-
tal Pat Could l2 q. Wright u Swsasv Waterman, j.
total Is Assisted by &. Wright O. Waterman 3 Baad SHrasy
l. Meyev Total Double pars bv Waterman ani Svsasv
Brsirari. sy.asv and Run Leonard ty e. Nils Hat
6ed aud Eggler foul balls, Mutu tines, 'usaua
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

II is well to get clear of Cold the first
week but much better safer yourself of the sni forty
eight proper remedy for h purpose being Dr. JATSEs III
PEcToKANr. Sold BY all DruggstL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

SUNDAY-SCHoOL BoOKs.-BRoUGHToNM " wy
HIS No 3 Bible keep largest and best assortment
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

Go to TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER a. Co, -
Nos Y9S. 400 and 4O2 BoVKRY (opp"se SIth'st, hii'
for MENs BOYs CBILDRESs CLOTHING.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
IMPORTANT
TO
EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS.
PARIS, LONDON, BERLIN, VIENNA.
. \ WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF MOD
ERN SCIENCE.
THE SEINE! p!

The river supplies Paris with contains large quantities Of
Hmoue only travellers and stranger but the tatvc population
Of Paris, distressing from s powerful dareuc
and Weakening kduey bladder and boTes Such cs
tpg people Who dnnk tbs water ua that eSs
inmates almost Ike quicksilver out Of he system
from bowels through Eue bladder and ureih rendering
promenade AL tines especially 20 ladies' pan and 10 ''fauge''
eIsou drain these Induces
H.. mos. Of The husy' bladder u'era' bowels k
a on require sud Hundreds Of Americans
% have visited Paris parts Europe have returned broken
ov m health lBsy bladder aud other organs almost Dc
yei om TIE terrible effects Of these waters 10 remedy this great
, ard enable travellers drink the Of the Seine and in i4ei
Il. waters that occasion pain, distress, and auhoyanee
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
.Irr YALE CoLLrGE CLUE.

In enuuCating the names or the Cluhs over
which the Red Stockings had gained victories. The Yale
was mentioned. This mistake. the game W"s not
played, the rain OF yesterday preventing
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER
EEw.YoRK Honr Tber. Rsr Wind Hour Ther Bar Wlnd,
June ID $50 2g74SSW. IL k9LI = '"
ID 40 Sg..s q W go 2q18W.
10 29HSW. ii 6Lo St w. -.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hgh rain Al lms rom
oR A-poou-ytry eouor to slightly cloudy sunset sPnk
rain l2n6 lll and io EvebipfSFhlJ eoIdI 70 ee
:0 PbenomeuAIbe bright seen % near peouI
Frsl Of the mood 1920 O'Clock 10 the evening was s ps'
Nar.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

Business men find the AMERICAN HOUSE,
RosoN thr most stopping place EeNy furnished WITH
pssssossr elevator cafe billiard balls ofy sS ke ibis
hotel maintains It's hIgh rank,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
vs.. cINcINNArL

To-day the scene of excitement will be trans
erred Ia The Captone Ground. Brooklyn The result -
the game yesterday will make the contest today doubly
interesting One Of the finest games ever played is cA
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
DR.. RADWAY
suggested that twenty drops OF
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

be aided to every umber ous Of Que 50 cent bottle to
one quart to pleasure 10 would not only improve ihe water
hut pro.rc, he system against all pan dsus" evil from this
source IN remedy was tried by Americans the past season;
acted eba preventing aud quickly curing al painful discharges
Go the suevs bladder uerA aud bowels No traveller should 1
Euro, and especially Paris Lonton aud le principal cities on the
Continent without taking package Of Railways Ready Relief along
1t stops a acu pains. 10 from
ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES,
and cures dsrvl cloe cholera mo0us cramps pasms aud all
painful discharges iu from
TEN 70 THIRTY MINUTES.
T.REApY RELIEF will secure every absolute freedom from