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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

FoURTH WARD LADoRHRs,---A meeting OF
the Fourth ward laborers was held last
night ut Bouldin's church, corner Of Fourth
and i streets The meeting was presided
over By Rev. A.. Bouldlp, with ]. d. Green
as Secretary. ll fEf
Tho object Of the meeting was to elect
seven delegates to the proposed Central Or
ganlEatlon, aud In future dispense with the
political ward meetings now In vogue.
The following proceedings Of meeting In
tho Fiflh ward, having the same object In
yieW were real . 90
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

CLoTuINOi CLoTHNOl CLOTHING! regard,
less Of cost, at Oak Hall, 400, (new number,
$3.50 Seventh street, opposite Post ONCE.
N. D, Suits made to order at prices cor
respondlugly low,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

The ADVENT LECTURES by Elder b. Nat
thews began on Sunday ~ the Fifteenth.
street Presbyterian church, and will be con.
tlnued through the week
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

PAY or LABORHRs,-Yesterd morning
Mr.. A. L. WentOn, corporation bookkeepeT,
was engaged In paying Oh the laboreFs for
work done on j. street, per contract OF
Messrs, Stewart & Morse. .#
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

THE OTTT G0vKRSMENT,--Mayor Bowen
Is not getting along very smoothly, either
cratic opponents, and the reports In the news
papers or his porsonal squabbles are any
thing but cTedltable to the municipal repu-
tation OF the metropolis. One Of the last
performances at his Office was the seizure Of
the sofas TO satisfy an execution issued on a
Judgment for goods furnished the city.
The salaries Of the city government, tax
ing into consideration the services per
formed, arc very high. The Mayor gets
S9,60O the register, $4,000 the surveyor,
$1,000; the corporation attorney, $4,000,
and long array Of others 10 proportion, In
editorial fraternity, who receives 81 800 as
topOgrApher TO the water board" Perlsy,"
IN he boston JOurRdl.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

TnRRE sUITEs Of elegantly furnished rooms
In a new house, corner Of Fourteenth and |
streets, with all the modern improvements,
are for rent.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

CLosNo OUT BALE--We are selling of
our winter clothing regardless Of cost.
n. b. We are making suits 70 order al
prices correspOndlngly low. Oak Hall, SEQ
Seventh street, opposite Post once,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

/ WISH, SAYS ONE who has tested Its NOR
It's, and who consequently speaks from per-
sonal experience, that Hon's Malt Extract
might come into universal use, as y merits
the preference over all touics Of the day, and
IL splendid as table drink. This celebrated
preparation serves as an excellent streng'l
enlng beverage, delightful tonic, and q
pleasant remedy for disorders OF the throat,
chest, lungs and stomach.
Sold by all druggists and grocers. eos
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

FoR NEw YoRK BUTTKR 70 to spieel's
butter store, Ninth street, between and Z,
where you can always end n choice article
a. the lowest price. tH'f
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

sNInER.-TAs snlder delivers q free lee.
ture on Ambient and Modern Insanity" At
Union League Hall ut 7sS0 this evening.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

RETURH or Ma. BOAWELL.--Colloetor Dos
well will leave New Bedford Tomorrow, and
reach this city on Friday evening.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

MEssRs. BooAN & wILIB, 1890 Seventh
street, are Offering all Kinds OF dry goods al
greatly reduced rates. Read their list of
prices. NOD ~ rl|a t.fl 'lH#. %.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

BURGLLHY.-Early yesterday morning the
tailor store Of Mr.. George Keen, on Ninth
street, between d and Z, was entered by
burglars and robbed Of q number OF Yalu-
able eOats, The thieves effected an entrance
by the rear OF the establishment. No clue
has as yet been obtained 20 the thieves
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

FHE--Last nIght, about $50 O'Clock, an
alarm Of hre was turned In from box n, pc-
casioued BY the barring OF shed In The
rear Of Johnsou's row, on Massachusetts
avenue, between New Jersey avenue aud
North Capitol street. Damage, s2S.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

CHLR0E OF FoRGEKY.-Yesterday morn
ing Detective MeDeVitt arrested a colored
man, named ]. Beckett, charged with forg-
ing the name OF Henry d. Gunnell, commits
sioneT Of tho Seventh ward, and obtaining
the sum on forged papers 10 the amount Of
between $500 and 5000 In the months Of
September and August last. The accused
gave ball for hearing on Saturday after.
noon at O'Clock.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

A RESTAURANT COOK 10 wanted at Shat
fields, 2i6 Pennsylvania avenue, between
TWelnh and Thirteenth streets.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

ALUMNI MEETMo.-The Alumni OF the
medical department Of Georgetown college
held a meeting lAat night, quite Q large
membership being present. DR.. Charles
secretary.
DR.. A. Il. Brown offered q resolution In
regard 10 the celebration Of the Anniversary
Of the association, which will occur on tho
25th OF March, and Buggesitng that there
should be general reunion and dinner
which was adopted and Drs. ]. y. Mason,
Dallas johnson and Frank B. Walsh were
appointed a committee to make the neees-
saTy arrangements.
As DR.. Il. Q. Croggan, who was appointed
10 deliver the Alumni oratlon At the COM
ing commencement Of the medical college,
Is now lying seriously III, DR.. Charles Allen
was appointed an alternate In the event OF
DR.. Croggan'S illness continuing until
that time.
Amer some further unlmportant business,
the society adjourned. .. ...
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

The LATE JoHN d. BLRcLAI-REsoLu-
TIoSB OF REsPECT.-At meeting held by
the clerks Of the Office Of CommlssloneT Of
Customs, Hon. N. Sargent presiding, and
Henry A. Lockwood secretary, the following
resolutions upon the death OF the late John
D. Barclay, a clerk In that once were intro
duced and adopted:
RsIOipcd, Thai In the death Of our reVered
associate, John ID. Barclay, for ai1ty-dye year,
connected with the Treasury Department., We
mourn the loas Of gentleman whose eouftesy
be fOndly remembered, and from whose long eK.
perienee we have constantly drawn valuable
instruction, which he was ever ready and do
sirous to imPArt TO those entering upon the
performance Of clerical duties.
ReiOlpcd, That his fAithfulnesI, eonstAnoy,
aud accuracy In his ofieiAl duties, his EeaiAi
and courteous demeAuor to his associates, and
his lofty example OF the strlotest truth and
Integrity In his daily Intercourse It'll Us, chAl.
lenEe our admiration, and demand Of US con-
tin1ed emulation.
RsIolrsd, That be was truly and smphatI.
eAlly an honestmAn and = faithful citizen, and
by his long aud unweAried lAboFs 10 the civil
service he has merited, as he won from all who
ton.
Rs5oIrrd, That tho peaceful death Of an hoo.
est man and OhIlstiAn gentleman, full Of
years, and hOhored by a multitude Of friends,
tsFrity 1sien wss hIs, coupled with faith
10 The blessed RsdsSmer,, that our last days
R,Ioipsd. THAT We tender our heartfelt syn
pGthiss 10 his family in their beTeaVemsnt,
and that In Testimony Of our respeet we will
attend the funeral ceremonies on wednesday
neat.
communicate these resolutions TO the family
OF our deceased friend and brother.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

wilcox q GmB's sEwNo MACHINE, pro
nounced the simplest and nolseless machine
Ia the world, can now DO bought on easy
terms al the agency, Q, Baumb Hoopskirt
and Corsot Factory, sib Seventh street, be-
tween ID aud K. .I...
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

OAK Hall, 400 Seventh street, tuew num-
ber, 52S, IL closing out It, winter stoekrs'
gardleas VI cost, ...r ..rI- IS u
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Mr.. Newton said he offered the statement
reluctantly, as, since tho estimate was made,
December 10, the abatement on taxes had
ceased, and the receipts by the corporation
had dwindled down to trlnej so that $780,
900 would probably be nearer the receipts to
the school fund than 500, 900.
Tho board then adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

REUNION OF IowANs.-We understand
the citzeus Of Iowa residing here will have
a grand reunion at No. 33l Pennsylvania
avenue this evening, at which Senator Har'
Ian, Hons. Allison, Loughrldge, McCraTy,
smyth, Palmer, and Pomeroy, aud JIstiee
Miller, OF the United States Supreme CSnrt,
will be present and deliver addresses.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

HoRsEwHIPPIR0 APEAIR ON Tue Island.
Two young ladies from Philadelphia, now
visiting family reSldlng In the neighbor.
hood OF Thirteenth and o streets, South
Washington, having learned that a young
man with whom they had become acquainted
since their arrival here had made some re-
marks derogatory 10 their character, induced
quest the attendance OF tho Slanderer at his
house. All unsuspectlng, tho ylotlm pro-
ceeded to the dwelling, aud Immediately
upon his entrance the door was locked and
he was soundly thraAhed by the muscular
young ladies. The Injured man declares his
Innocence, and Il is said that there will DO
another act In the drama.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

Ut. LACEY, corner OF Canal and Twelnb
streets, Is selling cargo Of 400 tons OF coal
below market prices for cash. also, wood al
reduced rates. Try him, .
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK,-At the
annual election OF directors Of the National
Metropolitan Bank, held yesterday, tho
Stockholders, no doubt satisfied with the
manner In which the affairs Of the institu
tlon had been administered during the past
year, unanimously elected the old board.
They will meet to-day, when there 10 no
doubt that DR.. Blake Rs president, and the
present bank officers will DO re-ciscted.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

MEETING OF TIE LEVI CouRT.-At an Ad-
Iourued meeting OF the Levy Court, held
Monday, Mr.. Z. J. Middleton, Jr., was
elected superintendent Of roads.
The president announced the following
committees Finance = Messn. Tenney,
Plant, Burr, Gardiner. Appeala-Messrs.
Bolt, Gardiner, Brown. schools-Messrs.
Rowland, Brown, Gardiner. Claims
Messrs. Brown, Belt, renney. Police
Mossrs. Shepherd, Tenney, Burr. Before
Congress - MeasrS. Burr, Plant, Brown,
Shepherd aud the president Of the court.
Communication were received from 8. d.
Tinkel, asking reduction Of tax on his
property n. Sargent, president OF the Board
OF Trustees Of the House Of Correction, In
forming the court that he Is ready 10 TO
| eelye twelve inmates, A. L. Newton, chair
nan Of the committee before Congress Of
thu public school trustees, asking II IL Is the
design Of the Levy Court or the school com.
mIssiOn Srs TO cooperate with the truIteas In
endeayorisg 10 obtain from Congress aid for
the schools " the District, and suggesting
that the com.uittoe on schools or school
commissioners canfsr with the committee
at an early day. which were appropriately
Mr.. Shepherd presented petition OF
Andrew smith, asking that the amount paid
for a liquor license refused b. the board OF
polIee be refunded. Referred.
Petition Of citizens Of Unlontowu asking
that liquor license be issued TO Jacob
Jesunofsky. Referred.
Mr.. Burr presented the report Of the coro-
ner for the quarter ending December 81,
1860. Referred. ...
The committee on improvements were Ia
structed TO take some action TO collect from
the corporation Of Washington the city's
proportion for the repair OF roads.
The special committee. having charge OF
the matter reported resolution liking the
compensation OF the clerk and treasurer az
$3.50 per Rnnum eaehI the collector Of taxes,
six per cent. on collections; the surveyor, as
heretofore, and the superintendent Of roads
at 81, 900; aud providing that these officers
shall give bonds for the faithful performance
Of their duties. Adopted.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

Fmsr-CLLss BoARDTso at 45s Twelfth
street, between @ and II.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

At a meeting Of the FiitR ward Waking
meas Association, held at their hall First
street east, between q add ID Gtreets south,
the following resolutions were adopted!
Rstelued, That each ward Aasooiation Of this
District DO requested TO appoint seven dele
gates, who shall meet at aueh time and place
hing the central committee Of work. GIN en-
Of this District. Said committee shall have
the general HupeFTislOn Of all business, and
hold their msmbershiP for one year from the
RsIoipsd, That this resolution be aligned by
the president and secretary, and a copy for.
WATded 10 each alsociAtion.
T., s, ATRiNsOR, President.
JAS. II. SEARLHsi Secretary.
On motion, the meeting then proceeded
10 elect seven delegates, with the following
results Maurice Murphy, VIM. Boyd, A. NJ,
Green, VIM. II. Scott, Patrick Crowley, Jas.
NJ. Tailsy, VIM. Marlborough.
A. NJ. Green then submitted the follow,
Ing which was adopted
where's In view Of the advantages TO be
derived from every possible cuttailment OF
the Incidental expenses necessary to the sue.
oeasful eonduet OF the labor movement In this
District, and NpPreeiatlng Al.o the fact that
the more enlarged and general IA it1 eharAo'
ter and influence we ehdeAvor 10 make the
movement, In the same proportion do we aug
ment Its strength and Increase its power for
good to all eoneeFnedi therefore be 1t
Rel0lred, That we do most earnestly recon-
mend the abandonment, a. far as practicable
Of all wArd-lAhor orgAniIatiouu, and the im-
mediate consolidation Of all such Interests
| and innuenee In one grand central OrBAnlEA.
tion, TO be governed BY such ofnoSrB and regu-
| tionA as may be deemed most conducive to the
| objects II seeks IN harmony with she spirit
and purpose Of the national organization, oil
which II shall be an active auxiliary,
Res0lrsd, That We do hereby Instruct oul
delegates 10 the central committee to take
such alepa aud exert all their innuenee with
the DELEGATES from the several wards In favor
Of the foregoing resolution, and the immedl,
ate call Of a mass meeting OF the lAbOFlnE men
OF all the wardh looking TO the formation oil
| said central association,
Addresses were delivered by Maurice Muir.
ply, A. N. Green and VIM. IL. Scott, AFTER
which = number OF persons enrolled their
namsS a. members Of the Fourth ward a.
boring association. ..'
A RESTAURANT COOK 10 wanted ut Shat
| Osidia OLA pann.vlyant. aysnun h,tyveen
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

The PROPOsHD n BTRHHT TUNNEL ~
In the House the remonstranes OF the h
street property holdeB, heretofore published
In the RErUBLICAN, signed BY one hundred
aud thlTty-twO persona, protesting against
the passage OF the bill GrthoriAing the con
stTuction OF tunnel under n street Re.
ferred TO the COMMITTEES On the District Of
Columbia. 81 g -..r ...r.. ... .. --
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

LA Fmsr-chAss HoTEt--The Ebbltt
house, 10 this city, has taken n prominent
place among the hotels Of the country, and
We are pleased 70 announce that Il d doing
q remarkably PROSPEROUS bualness under the
management Of Nj. @. o. Willard, lts pro-
rietof, whose name Il fayorabiy known all
over the county. .. ~
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12
LOCAL MATTERS.



Kelly, tho Murderer Of MardsFs.
-Brought Up for Bsntenco-To -
Hanged. ..
James Kelly, convicted on the 10th OF No
yember last OF the murder OF John Mardes,
on the = Of July last, at the foot Of @ street,
In this city, was called up yesterday about
noon to hear the sentence OF the law.
The Criminal Courtroom was A. much
crowded without the bar as at the surratt
trial, and there was quite large crowd
within the bar.
Upon the entrance Of the convict there
was SOME commotlon produced BY deaire
10 catch glimpse OF his features, Kelly ls
a man Of moderate stature, thick-set, bis
hair showing far greater mark Of age than
he exhibits otherwise. His countenance 10
that Of q pleasant, Rood-hearted man, and
from his looks no Que would suppose that
his natural disposition was blood-thlrstY
or reyengeful.
that on q pleasant night Of last summer he
vented a horrid spite upon q fellow-crafts-
man, employed with him on rlyer-boat,
aud who had given him no cause OF offence.
He took his companions life apparently
without scruple, stabblng him With deadly
weapon, Withdrawing the blade and again
lnnctlnR q murderous wOundj and amer
wards, with his victim dead at his feet,
vauuted his murder, and defed the law 10
do lts worst. ..Hrr" ..-
when he came into court Il was known
that the capital sentence would be passed
upon him, aud Il ts impossible 70 oVerstate
the oagerness with which The motley assem.
bly, which daily gathors about the court.
house sought view Of the convict, or dis.
cussed In whispers hls crime and " proba'
BILE punishment.
Judge Fisher at nrst called on the pris.
oler 70 stand up, and when released from
bonds he stood upright. Tho Judge then
asked aim II he had anything 10 say Why
tho sentence Of the law should not DO pro
nounced upon him. ....
Kelley seemed to have been prepared for
the question, for no had In his hand papei
containing apparently the notes Of what hS
wished TO say. He denied that his conyic
ton was Just, Declaring that the Jury had
been mlsied by false testimony. He spoke
OF the principal witnesses against him a
Captain Miller and his hlrelingsj" accused
them OF fhlse swearing, ovinclng great ant
mostly against thom. He declared that the
blows which he inflicted upon Marders were
struck In selEdofence; that II he had moi
killed Marders his own life would not have
been safe. He undertook 10 explain the
nature OF the rencounter; again accused the
witnesses Of perjury, and concluded BY say.
ing that no had the consolation Of knowing
that he was going 10 appoaT befsre a Judge
who Womb i1dVe hIs Came lnstiv- ana Ind1e
bls accusers as wen a. hlmSelf' -
Jndge FiAber. IN deliyerinr tbe sentence,
referred 10 Inc evidence a. ehovlng M
commIsaIon N tho cT,mn on VbIcs, INC Inry
had based THAR verdict. Evan upon thS
confessIon Of The convict he WA suilty III
murder, for he had defended himself
against a simple assault BY the use OF a
deadly weapon, for q fatal purpose. Tho
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

Estimated amount of receipts to
school fund for present lsoa Al year.
or which will be due to colored
schools, t9o.Al per esni.)""....-
Leaving available to meet present
lndabtsdneaa aud the expenses Of
the remainder OF the school year
Add loan Of May 80, 1905, never en-
tered to the fund. ...,..,....,,..,-
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en- the JOuInhl OF 1ealtIuhlh proceed
10 - was read, II was recorded on MT Bling.
hsmis Joint resolution for TIE admission 81
VirEiniA, that the vote on TeoonSiderlngs the
main question stood II to u, and that the
speaker had voted 10 the negative, aud thus
the motion was lost.
Mr. Bingham, Of Ohio, asked for Hu ex plaza
tiOu of this, Ahd, II necessary, proposed to
move 70 correct the Journal,
The Speaker explained that upon an actual
count OF the roll call after the adjournment
yesterday, 10 was found that upon Mr.. BenjA.
Minis motion TO reconsider the vote 1t stood
u In the Affirmative, and II 10 the negative
The Speaker therefore allowed his vote 10
lost, Undor the rule OF the House, when In
making ~ the Journal an error OF that char.
setter was discovered the Journal CLERK treated
All subsequent proceedings 10 nullity, The
Olefk had 80 treated II iu this ease, and thefe-
fore the question REQUIRED Immediately upon
the paahAge OF the bill, npd that was now its
condition,
Mt Higgh1m SAID that the .sUmntttes on Re,
e0asiI aslVu had bad msgIag thIs morning,
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LTRANsPoRTATIoN.
baltimore s Ohio Railroad Co.

~ IlE "a "a
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
JIG BY the following schedule on and amer De-
cGnntOf 6th, l689-WhSClIng time.
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Ord. q. AVER & CO., Practical CleMtlStSI
LOWELA. MANN, u. s. a.
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fectuaI remedy than any other. Those who have
tried II, know that II cured thom; those WIN have
not, know that CurcA their neghbOrH anil tdOndg;
aud all know Tint what It DOES onco u does nl'
ways lAl II never falls through any fault or neg
glect Of IL composition. We have Thousands upon
thousands Of C0rtLcateS Of their remarkable cuFGH
Of tho following complaints, but such CurO9 Rro
known IN Cvcry ncIghnorhood, and We need not
publish them. Adapted to all ARcB and conditions
In all climates containing neither calOmel HOrAny
llGletErlOuS drug, they may 10 taken with EuICIy
by anybody. Their SugAr.COalinR preserves them
eVcr irOsI, and mGkCs them pleasant to take, while
being purely vegetable, no harm can hrtsO lfOn
their uAO In any quantity.
They operate By tlIOlr powerful influence on tho
internal TlscerR N purify tho blood and Stimulate
y Into healthy 9Ctl0n-Tomove tho olI6trusttOns
Of tho stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs Of
the body, rcStOrnS their Irregular action to health,
and by correcting, wherever they exISt, such do.
rangonentS as nrO tho lrSt origin Of disease.
MlnntO directions arc giVUn In tho wrapper OH
The ll0X, i6r tho following complaints, which these
Pllls rapidly curO:-
For DyHPspsIa or InIlIEeation, LlstIG,Sa.
ness, LHmgu0F and Loss of AppNtite, they
should llO taken moderately 10 stimulate tho stOm.
och, nm restore liz healthy GOnO and action.
For Liver Complaint and itS various Bymp.
toms, Bilious Headache, Sick Head
ache. JAuudlCa or Green BIeEneAS, BIIe
t0uH Collie and DIllOuA ReTeFa, tlVy should
10 ludlClOusy taken for each oaSO, 70 correct tho
cause It.
TOT DyAohtSFy or UIAtFnGetlS spuB ono
mild dOae Ia generally required.
For lGhPunNtIGm, Govt, Gravel, Pal
pItntion' Of tho Heart, Pals ID GhO
Side, Hack and LOlnS, th0y should 10 c0ntIll.
uoIsly taken, ~ required, 70 change uO diseased
action Of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For DFOpsy and DrOpaIcnI RWeIIInFs
they should he taken In largo and frequent i0sCa
70 produce tic effect Of drastic purge.
For huppreAaiOn large dose should no
taken a. 1t produces tho desired effect by sym.
pAlhy.
AS DinRer PilI, take one q two IHls 10
promote digestion and relieve tho stomach.
An occasional hosO stimulates tho stomach and
bowels Into healthy action, restores tho appetite,
and lnviRoENtes th6 system. Hence II 10 Otten nd
vantN8eQns whore no serious arrangement eElSta.
QnV W6n feels t0lera6ly well, olCn GDIls that u
dose Of theae PilLS makes him feel decilely bet.
ter, from th0ir cleansing and FCnOVAtlnH efIGCt OH
he digestive RpparAtui.
Dad. LAYER co., J'raSiIoal C4eMtSiO.
LOWELA. MANN, U. s.. 4.