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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-29
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Receipts by Railroads and Sfeamb boats

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboat.
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-l3s bbls
-FOUR 1877 bars iron 70 jars snuff IS doz pals 40 bxs
cheese 10 half bbls pickles IA bills baskets cases
shoes stoves, 107 window weights SO coils cord
age 20 bbls sweet poratoes 10 lkns butter IS emp
ty barrels, 20 bxs and 20 bales domestics 20 bis
chair STOCK 100 bxs rasins, $50 casks nails Al kegs
spices. $40 pkgs to order. For Canada and up coun
try. 12O empty barrels bolts duck, 30 bales hemp
do baggng, 80 bars steel, plates ron,i 1874 empty
cans Ill bales wool extension ia bles 200 dry hides
IS bdls le1ther sewing hines, 10 bales cotton,
crate crockery, loo pkgs to order,
GRAND Trunk RAILWAY - 1893 cans milk car
ions do butter, do sheep, do BRAN 40 slaves.
do wheat, do oats, do beef, 27 do lumber, 10 do
corn, do snndries, do potatoes, 2400 bbls four
For shipment east, 700 bbls -four, cars sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-1 horse power, II
bxs axes 70 shingles, 27 sides leather 20 bxs
81 bbs apples, 81 bxs eggs lot furniture, SO bxs
dries
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U. .. Com m issi . uer,s Court,

WIN. Il. CLIFFORD, ESQ.,, COMMISSIONER.
FRIDAY.-United States VS.. james A. Minot. Ag-
gravated assault aud battery on the high seas upon
one Alfred Wagner. Defendant was master OF the
brig Kennebec, and Wagner was one of the crew.
The testimony Tor the government put in and at de-
fendant's request the continued till Novem-
Der nth, owing to the absence Of his witnesses.
N. Webb. T. B. Reed.
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DOmes tie News.
MASSACHUSETTS,.

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
BOSTON, Oct. 28.-John K Tarbox, of Law
renee, has been nominated for Congress by the
Democrats of the 9th district.
NAVAL.
Orders have been received at the navy yard
for the different departments to estimate I'M
medately the time and expense of fitting for
sea with dispatch monitors Wassuc, Shawnee
Miantonomah, Ticonderoga, Worcester, Wa
bash, Niagara, Sabine, California and three
other vessels
The trial of Bearton D. Roberts for killing
victing Roberts of manslauohter. and the 9th.
er defendants of assault.
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Kinds assortment ofcigars (under the Preble
House, is superb 1t cannot be surpassed in
Portland, and the display is so beautiful that
it would tempt George Trask. the great anti
tobacco man, to indulge in a smoke.
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Auction SALES
Hon, ebold Furniture nv Ano,;..,

an SATURDAY, Oct. 29tb, al 10 O'clock A. M
~ we shall sell at house No 10 North STREET. cor,
Parlor Furniture. Marble Top Tab whatnot Brus-
ss's Carpet Pictures, hamber >e's, haIr and Husk
Mattresses, Mirrors Feather Beds, Spring Beds In
gram and oil Carpets. Straw Carpet. DAT Tree, Open
Hrat', Coal and Psr'or Stoves. extension Table,
Chairs, Crockerv and Glass Ware, Model Cook Stove,
together with Kitchen Furniture,
oc26td +. o. BAILEY q CO., AuetioDeers.
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JESSE FREEMAN, No. ITO Exchange street,
is ready for rush to-day. His supply of fresh
oysters is very large. Don't be afraid of ex-
haustiDg it.
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AcclDENTs.-Y forenoon as Hon. D
b. Brown started in his wagon from the office
oftne Z. u o r. r. Co. ON Plum street, the
ooit attaching the body of the carriage to the
forward wheels gave way, throwing him over
the dasher into the street and bruisipg his face
somewhat. Luckily he was not seriousl hurt.
Yesterday the horse belonging to Mr.. Andrew
J. Rich, fine black animal that bears an i'm
portant part in funerals and is supposed conse-
quently to be sedate and well behaving
beast, became frightened by one of the forward
wheels of the wagon breaking off and started
! at furious pace down the street. Mr.. Rich
Jumped out and escaped uniniured. Just
above Temple street the axle was detached and
the body of the vehicle left by the side of the
road, somewhat damaged. The horse turned
into Exchange street and collided with Mr.. J.
D. Sawyer's display of fruit, scattering the
same far and wide. Ee was captured without
doing any further damage.
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The wooden pavement is a great improve
ment, but the viands at Webster's saloon, un-
der Fluent's Hall, are positive luxuries.
sept2Oeodtf
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LADIES, look at Loring's case of imported
perfumery and toilet soaps. They are splen-
did, and will be sold cheap, notwithstanding
the war in Europe, which has enhanced prices,
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PoLIcE.-The deputies made two seizures
yesterday, one at the shop OF Thomas McGin-
mis- ar the other at Michael Murphy's estab-
lishment, both on Washington street.
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RIcKER's stage well leave Baldwin daily,
same as usual and connect at Gorham with
the Portland & Rochester Railroad until fur
Their notice., tt
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The MAILS BY THE LEwIsToN-In Wednes
days issue we published the complaint of q
correspondent in regard to the distribution Of
the mail brought by the steamer Lewiston, al
the Postofice. We are informed that the Lew
iston did not arrive at the wharf until Il
O'Clock. and tha the mail carrier, finding that
he would not have time to 60 to the office with
the mail before the arrival of the noon trair
from Boston, took the mail on board his wagon
and then proceeded to the Boston depot and
took the Southern mail, just then having ar
rived, and carried them all to the Office The
same thing has occurred but once or twice be.
fore. The mails by the Lewiston are inva,fa.
6ty distribu led as soon as they arrive at the
office.
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q 0oo b,,h e,, !, ana h.., lat. "a ma h,sb wa

1900 bush. corn H. 900 BUSH oats, esoo5 bush. rye,
oz,oto bush. barley, 900 hogs
q. CINCINNATI, Oct. % Pork IN limited demand at
26,OO for mess Lard in light demand Ba On-"lear
sizes at zoe. Live hogs dull at 90 1725. In green
meals there is no demand and decline is expected.
Whiskey unsettled at SO a Sac.
Nav ORLEANS Oct. 2s-Cotton strong. Middlinp
uplands at 15t q 15ac.
SAVANNAH, Oct: 2S.-.Cotton excited with lcrge
transactions andprices advanced to I5Ic.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 2s.-Cotton- Middlipp uplands
at LIZ q 15c.
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From Alex, N. Doughty, NJ. D., late one OF the Med
ical Directors U. 5. A.. Newark, N. j.
Having made acquainted with the compo-
sition of the preparation known as SozoDoNT
have for some time past permitted its use in
my family, where it has given entire satisfac-
ton. 1t is an elegant toilet article, we'll wor-
thy of the enconiums it has received"
"SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE"
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OR1N HAWKES. & Co., 292 Congress St., man,
ufacture great variety of Mems and Boys
Clothing. d&w
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I'M saturday, Oct Goth, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, In
OMarket Square, we shall sell Bav Horse, about
years old, weighs about 200 lbs, which me into
NY NY enclosure about two months ago, and which
snaii Sell Tor expenses.
PLUMMER JORDAN, JR.
II. D. BAILEY & CO. Auctioneers oc 4 I'd
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AFTER this week the steamer Lewiston will
make but one trip per week. See advertise
ment. st
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You will find the best Undervests at lowest
prices at Anderson's, 1888 Congress st.
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BARGAINS in Hosiery and Gloves at
Anderson's, 1888 Congress st.
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Portland aud Vicinity
New Advertisemeuts To-day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Carriages, &C.. for Sale. -. Henry TAYLOR q Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Canndian EXPRESS Co.. :. jas E Prindle.
PORTLAND and Rochester r. Change of Time.
C,ru. Bake and Jones.
Wanted. . Boot-maker
Steamer for Haiifax. John Porieous.
Bnarders Wanted.
Housekeepers. ..R. Kent.
Notice. ... Frishie &sWebber.
Wanted. =. Man.
Reisir 8. :. Thos. Lynch e. Co.
Real Estate for Sale. John G. Proctor.
To Contractors. :. Geo. P. Wescott.
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CITIES where cement pipe is used for sewers
are pronounced the best drained of anyland
are the most healthy.
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THE members of the Haydn Association are
hereby notified that until further notice their
rehearsals will take place on Friday evening
of each week.
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Go TO Burleigh's, 81 Middle street, for the
best and chepest Overcoat.
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new York STOCK and Money Market.

New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Oct rs Morning. Gold opened at
ILL q lila.
Money strong at q 6per cent Sterling Exchange
at 1893 q ITO.
Governments steady.
Stocks more active New York Central, Pacific
Mail and Western Union Telegraph strong.
NEW YORK, Oct 2S-4Hernoon.-Apart from the
little excitement this morning caused by the report
that lega! pro eenugs were about 10 be instituted
against the Canadian banks lately manipulating the
Gold and Money markets, Wall Street h Deen quiet
and duh to-day. Towards the close business was
very tame. The President of the Bank OF Montreal
lett for home this morning and his departure caused
generally an easier feeling on the street. and in the
Gold Room.
Gold closed lower at 111s @ 1la but rather strong
er this afternoon.
Interest disbursements to-day amounted to $35, :
073. making total thus far of $3,670,7O6. A large
amount of coupons which arrived In the China will
be presented tomorrow.
Governments closed dull and unchanged
Money more easy at q per cent. Sterling Ex-
| alo>S< LAO a
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COUNTY TEMPERANCE CONVENTIONAL wing
to the weather and lack of interest, the meet
ing at Dcastan's Corner on Thursday was not
largely attended. But nevertheless it was an
occasion of pleasure and profit Among the
attendants were several veteran friends of the
cause.-the age of one being eighty-six, and
none manifesting more interest in the services
than he. The meeting Was addressed by.
Messrs. Seaman and Hight and Rev. Mr.
Mason of Scarborough, Mr.. Strout of Standsh,
Gen. Dow and Messrs. Walton and Andrew of
Portland and others, in way which doubtless
left wholesome impression. The singing was
excellent-a part of the programme which
should never be omitted. but which SHOULD be
interposed. A movement was inaugurated
for series ofregular meetings in the town;
want which is felt, and which exists in other
towns in the county. Law has Its place, but
voluntary associations to keep up healthy
sentiment are indispensable,
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REAL EsTATE.-Fassett, the architect, has
shown us plans OF houses that are in process of
erection. One of these is intended for Mr..
Edwin s. Churchill, on Spring street, oppo-
site the residence of Collector Washburn, and
will be very handsome italian villa of two
stories, the main house 1896 feet in size and
the ell 20x31 feet.
The other, Mr.. l. Britton, who has lately
moved to this city from Winslow, is about to
build, and will be square, two story brick
house with French roof, 60 feet in depth and
length, situated on New High street.
Messrs. George r. Davis & Co. have pur-
chased this week for David Perkins, ESQ.,, OF
E .stport the house and land belonging to the
late Samuel Freeman, on Cumberland street,
for $4,000. Mr.. Perkins has been very sue
cessful merchant at Eas:port, and Portland
can well afford to give our sister city of the
East credit for the same, and if she has any
more of this class wewill chearfuly accept them
The same firm have sold one of the new houses
built by Russell w. Worcester the present
season to Joseph Mitchell, esq.,, our worthy
conductor on the P. S. & P. railroad; and the
same firm have three more houses of the same
sort, built by Mr.. W., which they offer at de-
cided bargains. These houses are supplied
with Sebago, piped for gas, water closets, ex-
celle1t drainage, and all complete, will De sold
for very little money; possession Immediate
ly. They have also sold one half the block
No. "a Bramhall street, to gentleman who for
merly resided in Portland, and who for the past
few years has been living in Illinois, who returns
to Portland fully satisfied that Portland offers
as many inducements as the West. They have
also sold the house and land No. IS Bracket
street. And they also have on their books
| some very fine property which they offer to
parties seeking investments; some fine bar.
gains
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OFFICER McCLUsKY.-Dr Getchell, the city
physician, who is attending officer McClusky,
informs US that yesterday morning McClusky
was quite feverish from the result of his long
bath in the harbor, but at night his symptoms
were far mora favorable for his speedy recov.
cry.
There is a mystery about this AFFAIR. Mr..
McClusky is man of remarkably upright
moral character, and unfinching integrity as
an officer. In reply to inquiries as to the cause
of his disaster hs says that the whole affair is a
blank to him. He found himself clinging to
the Spite of the wharf and in answer to his
shouts heard the voices of his comrades and he
knew they would save him.
By the way, we learn that officer Hall, one
of his rescuers, shared with Mr.. Hanson the
difficulty and danger of being held over the
wharf and the two jointly grasped Mr.. Nc
Clusky and worked him up within reach of
the others of the party. The consciousness of
rescuing comrade from terrible death is re.
garded as all, no doubt, as a sufficient reward
for their efforts
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DEATH OF MISS MARY E. McKENNEY.-Iti is
with much regret that we announce the death
of Miss Mary E. Mckinney, the excellent
Principal of the Primary School on Vaughan
street. She has been in feeble health for some
time, but it was not till Saturday last that she
finally ceased to teach. She failed rapidly all
this week, and died yesterday Of consumption.
Sac was the daughter of Mr.. Thomas McKen-
ney, one of our citizens, who died few years
ago. Her aged mother survives
We have known Miss McKepney for long
period in connection with the public schools,
and in all her relations to them she maintained
a high position. As Primary Assistant, As
sistant in the Roys' Grammar School, Princi-
pal for while of the Female Gram mar School
on the hay scale lot, and as Principal for sever
al years OF the Primary School where she
closed her labors, she was always faithful to
her pupils and enjoyed the full confidence Of
the School Committee.
The funeral will take place tomorrow after,
noon, at 2 o'clock, from Park street Church
The school over which she presided will be
present. and the School Committee, with citi'
zens generally we trust, as testimony OF To-
| spect for the services of this worthy woman
and public servant
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BuRtEiaH, 81 Middle street, has the best
stock Of BOYS Clothing In town.
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GOOD for cold weather are the Clouds.
Breakfast, Shawls and Jackets that are sell
ling at such low prices at
Anderson's, 333 Congress st,
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HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESSES.
EVERY SArURDAy at 10 o,ciock

EVERY SATURDAY, at 10 O'Clock.
SKELETON VAGINA good road Skeleton,
new wheels, tires and axles.
LIGHT EXPRESS wAGoN-A light three spring
vision dealers or grocers work.
Also several secondhand Express top and open
Buggies. ~
NEW SUN-SHADE-One new Western buiit
Sunshadn, good style and quite light; painted and
trimmed in good taste.
BUCKSKINsMA RE-Tbe well known Stafford"
Mare nine years old and no Oder and weighs about
$50 lbs, trots quite FAST and IOader fof business
purposes tor a livery stable, cannot be beat;
stands without tying, and has been driven by la
dies for the past two years Also light open trot-
ting Wagon and Silver-Mouutel Harness.
JERSEY COW-A full blooded Jersey Cow, gives
very rich milk five year. old with calf by full-bIood
bull; very handsome and gentle.
HENRY TAYLOR, Auct'r.
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d L z ID

In this city, Oct. %. of typhoid tever Charlie E.
son Of Albion and Ellen E. Harris ageo years.
In this city, Oct. %, May r. McK enney, aged a
years.-dauPhier OF Thomas McKenney.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock
at Park Street Church
In Hallowell, o, t.21, Miss Sarah S. Lakeman, aged
A years.
In Webster. Oct. Is, Capt. sewall Moody, aged Ct
years months,
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GERMAN Corsets, 75c pair at
Anderson's, 1888 Congress St
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YOUNG HEADS ON AGED SHoULDERs.-It

Young HEADS ON AGED SHoULDERs.-It is
no longer ]oathsome task to darken gray
hair. PHALoN's VTrALIA, OR SALVATION FOE
THE HAIR, effects the change without any un.
clean accompaniment. 1t is limpid, clear fluid,
ano has pleasant aroma. The number of ap-
plications determines the shade. No sediment,
no sickness, no darkened bottles!
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods deal
erS. Oct25 eOd1W
You can always find the best assortment of
Hoop Skirts and Corsets in the city at
Anderson's, 1888 Congress st.
FROM INCREASED PHYSICAL AND MENTAL
STRENGTH of persons who use FELLOWS COM
POUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHITEs, their aug
mented faculty of endurance, the regular land
healthy action of the Heart, Lungs, Stomach
and Bowels, and their improved appearance,
demonstrates in thousands of cases within our
knowledge. its powers of restoring the great
sympathetic and muscular system on which
full and healthy development depends is GER
tain. oct25 d&sw1w.
$1,000 REWARD is offered by the proprietor
of DR.. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medica
Discovery for medicine that will equal it in
the cure of all those diseases for which it is
recommended; among which are severe, acute
or lingering Coughs, Consumption in its early
stages, Bronchitis, oliver Complaint" or "Bil-
lousness." Constipation of the Bowels, Loss of
Appetite, Scrofulous diseases, and Skin dis
eases, as Eruptions, Pimples, BlOtches and
Boils. 1t is sold by druggists.
Oct25th-eod1w tu-th- s&w1t
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At Private Sale.

Fine Carriages Of all kinds, Wesiorn
built and ~ arrnnsed.
Consignments solicited. Correspondents for Inter-
nal Land and Labor Agencv, birmingham, ErQ
for sale. A'Ps
CASH advanced on consignment of Personal
PROPERTY. '
EARTH CLOSETS-Agents for the State of Mains
Tor the celebrated Earth Closets, invented and pa-
tented by Gen. Geo. Z. Waring, Dr., of Newport.
RI. "S'A''
Also Agents for the French Fire Extinguisher I'm
use in most OF the public buildings ami factories in
New England. octIIdIT
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DANCING.

'INHE last half of Gee & Harnden's first term of
ming. October % H. and continue every FRIDAY eve
ming following.
TERMS: For six assemblies S. per couple, or
ingle gentlemen 81, Ladies' So. oc25tf
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The much

The Much
used and popular 4ca-
dia Coal at SIS 90. Also the hard
err Anthracite Of unquestiOnab'e
quality and character SIS 90, doubt
less the best bargain yet presented
by
JOS. III. POOR.
neto eoaadtt
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WIDOWS WooD SocIETY-From the reports
OF the Widows Wood Society we gather the
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Average given to each individual $4s3
The coming winter promises to be severe
one, and it is hoped that the contributions to
this, one of our most important charities, may
be generous, and thus enable the managers to
increase their donations to the beneticaries.
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Notice.
The Carriers OF the "PREss" are not allowed
to sell Papers singy or by the week. under any cir
cumstances. Persons who are, have been, rsseiv-
ing the "PREss" in this manner, will confer fav-
or by leaving word his Office.
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Coz. BENTON ON HORACE GREELEY
AND SCION RoBINsoN.-lt was the
opinion of the late Thomas IL. Benton
that Scion Robinson's chief merit, ike
that of Samson, lay in his hair. "Fe'-
low-citizens," said Col. Benton once
in a speech at st. Louis, "tlie editor
of the New York Tribune, Horace
Greeley, is the whitest man | ever saw.
His hat Is white, his coat is white, ms
p~antaloons are white ; he has White
hair and n white face, and | think that
his liver is about the whltest thing
about him. The assistant editor OF
the Tribune, fellow-citizens, il Scion
Robinson. Scion Robinson Is an IRISH
man, everything about him Is red. lie
has a red face, and a red head, and"
Just then the speaker caught sight OF
a couple of rsd-headed, double listed
Irishmen standing near, who looked
pretty much as If they would a little
rather swallow him than not. But
fellow-citizens," he continued, ~
mean no disrcspect to my Irish friends
by speaking of a red-headed lrishman:
Indeed, l may say rs a compliment
to any such who may chance to be
here to-day, that l never saw n red
headed woman in my life that wasn't
virtuous, nor q red-headed man, with
a single exception who wasn't honest;
and 1t is my deliberate conviction, fell
low-citizens, that If it hadn't been for
Scion Robinson's red head he would
have been hanged long ago."
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The Great King Of Pain
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
A GARD.

-p M NV nFAR SIN. FOR THE
asvon vo.rs 7 have h.cn on,icted
x iast rih vi sew o.or, nv Enees down
WIN lneuniatie pa'nsi n y, -" "y,tla and Ioa.
These pains nase come upon ~ naos NJ
every year aDout tnis s ea on - ,n1 nv ,yrists,
knees, and ankles, UNI soe JJIn snd 1I Ienvs mn IN
aho nnges !0 OHei; nnin rnn,,n oniy 70 those
,m mTTs s,c ]SufTcred from This dread malady,
ME- MY mstr. sYor,J cnniinpe Sy a neriod Of from
.hres ~ four months every yeI !. and they have
hn.n rs,,isr nnfaiIinS animal yjsitors. I have
Soon sescus ,nnad IN snnly Snr relief 10 the hest
Citizens OF San Francisco and have not failed