davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-31
a TRAP FOR DHrACTITES.
The Secret History OF the seizure Of the Leo
How spanish Detectives Manufacture
Testimony.

The Secret History of the seizure of the Leo
How spanish Detectives Manufacture
Testimony.
About two months ego advertisements appearcl
in THE SUN aud other papers. in which hororubly
discharged soldiers OF the United states ard other
eii,ib persons, desiring to take Part in South
American colonization schcme, were invited To ap.
ply to q given address. This advertisement Il is
now known, was clcycry designed trap to detect
tic private detectives of the Spanish Government
and to expose the in which they are wont to
manufacture evidence against the vessels Of Amer.
can citizens, Tie address given was that of an
oflcer occupied by Capt hcGll, who served under
0cn Jourlan In Cuba. Seven eligible rcrsons-all
discharged solcors-lhswcred the alyertiscmcut,
and eX Iessed thtlr anxiety to go to south America
on any terms. They we're engaged that l. promises
were made them that on certain day they should be
informed on what vessel tLey were TO present
themselves, wren fee passage would he given to
them for pont TO be then revealed. The seven
men were
sgvBS FAIp SPANISH SPIRs,
mostly professional detectives in the employ OF s0mc
OF the amateur detective a'sccatons Of this city
7ht-c mon earned trir two or three dYlarl per day
from tho Spanish Consul IN this city; that il, they
received II. ono certainly ctrnei it--Ahrlhau Ac-
herman, detective 10 tho service Of rukcrton &
Co. This man. always in tue pay Of Snnln enlisted
ON Tie svreditin Of the C'thariuc Whiting, dc.
nounccd IT, 0ud caused It's seizure and collapse. lie
subsequently, under nn assumed nlm', enlisted IN
tho Lillian execution, absolutely sli'd Win IT
from this port. iud after informing his employers
about il, escaped from tlc We ',cl At Cedar Kgs
The seven heroes, having
RSrgREp INTO the scnENg gzAnr ANn SOM,
were instructed ON Saturday morning las, 10 repair
dag for New Orleans. Tho, Wcr' nformc that ar.
ranromcnts had bcrH made for their passage, and
that ON arriving ~ Now Orleans "utr would Doe tkcu
Of tiom until they were shipped to their ultimate
\, soon, however, "a they learned the namo OF
the yrN-, tuorc WAS ono general h'dWrelc inr III
t.Ng af Iitl III Itkff rg.a ar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-31

great nuisance 10 many cases were burned to pre-.
vent Infection Seeing the emaclated condition Of
the men who were classified as "healthy," It is
only wonderful that the place held out so long.
TALK OF PEACE.
The capitulation puts a very large amount OF am
muniton, as well valuable arms in the possession
OF the Germans, and renders further resistance OH
the part OF France utterly hopeless. Bv orts pre-
va that the army will not be sent TO Germany for
few days. This created impression that peace IL
expected, and intended to be accomplished through
the agency Of Marshal Bazline and perhaps the I'm.
perial Regency
PROVISIONS ron THE PRISONERS.
The possession OF the forts will bo given day.
Large reQusitions have been made on the surround.
ing country for provisions Tor the prisoners, and
provisions have already been forwarded from Bel.
GUM. Large quantities Of provisions are going
forward. Marshal Lcbuuf, as prisoner prefers going
to Germany, and refuses kLs parole The health of
the German army is tolerably good. Application
has been made to Belgium TO allow the transport OF
prisoners, provided 1t is found necessary to send
them to Germany.
BAZAISK's MOVEMENTS.
II is stated that BaLaine Is going to Whel msh6h
with Changarnier after visit TO Versailles. From
the condition of the army 1t is certain taat Bazaino
could not hold out three days longer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-31
ANOTHER DUEL.
Snuguiuury Combat Prcyentrd-Snbres
Scqucsirnted aud Quasi COmbutnnt
Cugcd-A new Illustration Of Love and


4 Snnguinury Combat Prcyentei-FHbres
Soqucstrnted aud Quasi COmbutnni
Cugcd-A new illustration OF Love and
LGnucy.
On Saturday evening Judge Bowling and Su-
perintendcnt belso were at Nibio's Garden enjoy
ibg tie music Of the Bohemian Gnl.' Miss
Goodwin doing her best, aud The two officers OF
the law showed their appreciation Of the dJVidHtes
talent by frequent bursts Of applause
At o'clock palo.faced gentleman rushed into
the trcatic 1t bicakneck speed. and hurrying down
tie centre isle wbisked past tho intervening spec.
tators and placed himself in rear Of judge Dowl.nr,
20 whom lie whispered excitcdy, aud then re,reatcd
as r1pidly as he had advanced.
Hello said Judge Bowling to Superintendent
what's upt' said the superintendent.
There's a duel on the tapis.' whsrcred the
Judge, as he covered his broad forehead with his
beaver, and Vrepared to depart.
On re ching tue outer air the Judge and his com.
panioq were joinst by the pale faced man; Prom
making ready for combat ogtrdHce that one
Of the rate men was at the Hoffman House, and
that his name was Pedro Maliban. A consultation
was held, and in lew minutes Detectives Wool
bridge and THY were or cred to visit SehOr MaliJan
amt escort him TO Headquarters.
They found the s1nor without anY trouble, and
putting him into a carriage they.drovc TO the marble
palace in Mulberry street, not forgetting TO bring
with then mysterious package found in the Sefor's
room. This on being opened proved to contain u
pair Of cavalry sabres, long OF reach and sharp of
been fought In the same package was a quantity
Of lint, number OF bandages, OF surgical in.
srlmCnts bundle or cigars, n basket OF wine, two
sandwiches, a soft crab, and n hne.tuoth comb.
schor NHlbran, on being intcrroglted, acknOS
fused - give Tie mono Of his prospective antaro-
mist. J, was soon learned, however that the party
Of u'e ,o9.nl PIT was John 4. CLanior better
NeliDrin was ariaigucd nelore Ju's' Dow ling at
NE lom' yr~it'lly morning on The charge " hay.
ing Intended 20 carry ou' due, ia violation OF the
laws of the state: and he was rcmHugcl to custody
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-31
JUSTICE ron NEW YORK CRY.
Tho Census OF this CITY Ordered 10 be Re-
tnkcI-Thc Thousands who were Away
during the summer 80 he Counted.

WAsuISGroN, October 3O.-An Executive order
was received yesterday at the Depar men, OF the In.
terror to reake the census of the city and county
New York. The remuneration will only extend TO
a count o the populai on, and only suca particulars
of age, sex, and color Will be included as are neccs
sary for vorlacauon. The work will begin immc.
datoly after the election Of next week and will be
pursued to a conclusion within few days The
limits OF the election districts formel with view
TO the present election viii be followed ia the emu
meratiOn.
This action Of the President Is not promrtcd by
any DOUBT as TO the honesty and efficiency Of TIC
United States Marshal and his assistants, but the
President holds tnlt chrgcs Of such character us
those brought by tho Mayor md Council Of New
York demand investigation Tie Mayor having for
mally CHARGED the United States Marshal with en-
gazing in 4 inal conspiracy to keep the popula-
tion OF The city below million such charges Il u
held. cannot be made without an investigation fol
lowing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-31
NEW JERSEF.

4 bin will he pres nicd 10 the royt Lrgi.lturr
tNnt the power II licensing Honor .l.Jous Irru the
ud-c- Nn1 Dy councils ana placing % IN the HANDS OF
IA" pcOp.c.
The Eric Ei'road cases in How Jrrsoy were sum
mariIy iTpnsrI of on SATURDAY uy Judge u do VITO
anno uur.d lat hr would reader his Gtcs.Ou thereon
on the ietul December pruN.
ON Saturday night. us Slmne Graf canal host
captain, wa VahuE along Che trc-tie bridge Ot n.r
New ,Jcrey Ea.!roA touuany NJ fuH hnson he
ArNtl the whistle ut . luCuE I'.tt - Iiu. on lf
Site he pitched head forrWD-t. distance OF nnruu
feet into tnc dumping hole uscI .ot coal and BrJp has
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-31
pERSONIA IyyEILIGENcN.

TIE Rght Hon rab,c Frank Duly appeared IN tho
Ttun1ut Ur1rr..,"7 oo rhurslay night o.. D luirl on
s.HIrIY C-flrsuutd Arab "a charger, with htD
B. N N'uIr', tent leather tpp bJOls, ana century
rl.ul 100 o.. butuuholr,
tiy Won Lmburg Gho recently lost his place a.
Dutch Minister OF lufcgu AlUrs wus an OBSCURE
lu.rus. .s' uLtt h' b.gnYc Nnht.l 80 Wa.hlAgi N.
llI. uIr age h Gen. tl.s- d7u-utnr hrlpri Inn -
wrt.u and mnIguce and paved hIs way TO iur prJmt-
u.u lH.h1n which Until Lately hs escaped al me
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-31

INSPECTORS, who must decide who have the right TO
Ihs act purports to authorize the supervisors TO be
present at voting and al the counting OF votes They
may also watch The baotboXes containing fhe votes
cast but the right OF persons Offering to
SUI De determined by the inspectors, In pursuance Of
the laws Of the state OF New York.
~" ihe act nlsO empowers these supervisors to afix
their signatures TO the registers for identInCa.
ton, ana 10 attach thereto statement OF the mum.
Der OF votes cast and statement. also. as to
VIC run or tifuess tn 'fCof; aud whilst clearly
of the opinion that these persons are not any
sense Ctltcrs OF the United States and have power
hyOnl that gtse-sed ny other citizens. adyisc
vowed upQLhcm, uut the qucs ion to their poves
can ~ ds ltS3 OF by the proper Jude al tribunals.
~ - heIOwcrs ~ the druuiv marshais, Of
The opmJn tint by the Constitution OF the United
filt iNCf can only arrest hN wniran founded upOn
ahdnyit. stating the on charged. The act Con.
ttess' however, empower them to arrest for any Of
fence OF fcaCh Of the lcnCe committed In their view
mus seeking 70 constitute them local police.
ntl nU w. is -lciud, no effort has been made
70 huhoiH" oitccts like Thee to do more than serve
warrants issued by tie Iedenl triAunnls.'snd to do
pgwcis can De lawfully extended beyond this.
Tue laWulre,s OF their authority II exercised. viii.
however be made the subject o. adjudication Ia the
coufs ~ nm carly day, and we therefore Nso th uu.
" men lnsntctors and registers 10 no manner attempt
torcIDc Resistance against the rsscrtcd authority Of
ihee rcfsouf nut We nd wise suhms thereto IN full
!oUNa'ntc l % When tIc coming election Is over, and
ceAccment UIthe contc. has subsidCd, full redress
WIZ lutculy Afforded 20 tItee whCsr tights may he
outraged ny TIC exercise OF powers which our Consti
thUou and laws condemn as unauthorized aud void.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-31
probnbIc Murder IN Newark.

Yesterday morning nt an carly hour Sergeant
Finnigin Discovered man about a. years old, gen
lceli dre srd, ylrg In an alcyWay At the corner of
Van Buren and East River streets, NCWak, " itl
marks OF violence upon him lie was q stranger in
NeHnrk and was probably from Wltrr'oWn. ~ Y ,
or syracuse, az he had many cards in hls pockets
from those places On ore card was the name Of
John Connolly, lB Grape street Syracuse, n. Y. II
10 bnlia vad that lle was murdered aud robUol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-31
Dursrlna Open safe with Niiro.Clyccrino.

louGuEGEr,IE Oct. So.-Saft blowers were al
work in te little ,illrgc Of Pine Plains Du,chess
county, before Daylight yesterday mortint. Thor
entered the sussng Natonal Bank through a ,ids
window, and al once commenced o.' ra,i1ns. They
used u.rociycgrnr, aui blew otcu ~, outside SAFE
door, and Wcro operating upon the tuner door when
thcy were alarmed By the ioo'.tcp. ut tlr village
butcher wlo was pa-siut and Il %, tiug w TIA tbcm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-31
BEOOkLIS.

Bishop Llughlln Yesterday confirmed Gll chtlIpu
IN tlr tnu,ch OF i-t N,uccul dc Pau, Ni.Amsllr-h
Thieves broke into anil stole . ctr..t from he
Methodist chusoA at tou-c!ycl ana Leonard streets
l.. D.
A now Methodist church, erected 1t a cost OF
Jalus ! 9. 4CACd tuu HcrMOn,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-31
~ N stssfssfH fHtHfFFsHtsHs
Both branches Of tho

Both branches Of the Legislature are Democratic,
Ou- Laurug /. .moCratc successor TO Wiley 10 tn
United states senate.
ID yis, the Democratic candidate for Congress IN
the First District, has about 1900 majority,
llerciord, Democrat, has about 1900 majority In
The Inrd District.
The Second District Is doubtful with tie chances
in iAYOr Of Do. NOV. Iemocrlt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-31
rAISHEs IRON 1nh ocE.IN ctnAEx

Conrrals rlrnslc Aul sherilin wcr, n BrussslI
on saturday.
II is reported tIat tie Vienna Cabinet approyef
the caut.luturp Of thc Duke Ot AOfta.
LgWs Beach Of Cornwall has been nominated Ivy
ac Democrats for the Fust Assemuh District OfUrAnga
UNITY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-31

strongest citadel Of France Metz-vIrQin bnt for
nl. % 70 'ne contamination Of the foreigner. such
crime Is above even the Dunishments Of justice.
heanwhne, ~renchmen, measure the depths Of the
abyss into which the Empire has precipitated you
FOR twenty years France submitted to this corrupt
ing power, which extingushed in her the springs OF
greatness ard Of HE. Tho army Of France stripped
Of It's national character, became without knowinS
1t an instrument of tyranny and OF servitude and is
swallowed up in spite Of the lerosm of the soldiers
by the treason OF their chiefs.
In the disasters OF the country. in less tlnn two
months, 251UOO men have been delivered to the
enemy-a sinister sequel to the military coup de main
Of December.
II is time for us to renssert ourselves, citizens
and under the egis Of the Republic, which We
have determined not to allow to capituatc within
Or without, TO seek, ia tie extremity even OF our
misfortune. the reneration OF our political and
social morality and manhood.
However tried by disaster, let US be found
seen thai We are ready for the last scifcas and in
the face Of enemies whom everything iAvors, let
US swear never TO give up. 10 long "a there re.
soles Of our feet. Let us hold firmly the GLORIOUS
banner OF the Fronch Revolution. Our cause is
that OF justice and Of right. Europe secs II; Eu.
rope feels IT, In tie presence of so many unmcri;ed
msfortunes, spontaneously, receiving from
neither invitation nor eneonraGemen, she i moved.
us longer lnnguish or grow weak, and lct Us
prove by our acts tnat we ourselves mainilin
honor, independence, htesriy-all t"at makes a
Long live ihe Republic, one and inliylsib,e
lSguedl CBENIEUX,
GLAlS BIZOtN,
GAhBEITA.
The proclamation placarjed about the streets at,
tracts crowds OF readers. and
CREATES GEEAT U1cITTNENT.
Groups OF people are discussing ii. Tie trcschery
of Bazaino Is denounced, and bitter imprecadons ale
uttered against the Bonapartists. An envoy from
Bazaine, who left Metz last Sunday. arrived here to
day. He expresses the utmost establishment " the
capitulation, hut SAYS tho provisions were short,
and no salt was to be had.
Germany Declines TO Interfere with Spnin.
VERSAILLES, October 29.-The North German
Minister to spain has been authorized TO maze the
following statement to the Spanish Government in
regard 10 the nomination OF Prince AmadogJ FOR
the throne
The King Of Prussia, having hereto ore admit
ted %" right Of Spain to choose her own sovereign.
holds TO that admission. Germany declines to imi.
tate the example OF France by interfering VI
spain, and Is ready to ackno ledge any act ot The
Spanish people regarding its future sovereign
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-31
GEO. TIt kNoi. CtRIIs
W o. O.nARrLETT,
JOSEPH BELL,
IHAlllls DDNOHffR


Mavor O'TIall has offered reward OF siOO for the
orr't and conviction oi my person falsely register.
lns nis vote, Who shall irludulcntly tamper with
any registry lists. or generally commit offence
against any Of tc registration statutes ofthis Site.
purIts or TnE POLICE on ELECrIoS DAYS.
Superintendent Eelso has issued an order TO the
police. IN which, after giving the provisions OF STATE
and Federal laws, imposing upon them specific
duties on election days he cautions the members Of
TIE force that they are charged with the duty or
preserving order and OF seeing that every person
authorized to register his name or TO vote Is not
m ocsted n the lawful and orderly exercise Of his
rights The members OF the force viii be calm
cOnsiderate and iUrbcaring, whatever circum-
stances calculated ~ rriiato them may afse but In
the performance OF their clear duty they will be
prompt and fearless In rcuresslrg disorder and ar
resting offenders. and keeping access TO places Of
registration and to tie POLLS open anu unobsrGeted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-31
Tho Great Democratic Victory In West
NiIuiuin.

In TWENTY-FIVE out OF the ffty-thrce counties
Of West Virginia tire Democratic majority h. . 1iG.
Taking Il same ratio Of increase, the maJoTly can
not all below 1900. The following table shows the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-31
FRENCH VAR DISPATCHES.
The Effect Of the News ofIaznine's Cnpiiu.
IaIiOn In Tours FreSh Succcssrs An.
unced-PrOcinmntijn OF the Govern.

The Effect of the News OfRaznine's Cnpitu-
Iarion in Tours FrcsH Successes An
nOunced- -PrOcinmntidh OF the Govern
mcnt-E -ENcitement in Tours,
ToURs, Oct 3O-A profound impression was
produced here by the news Of Bazaines capitulu.
ton. The majority deem It political move, and ca
press intense Indignation. Tie army OF the Loire
which had been largely increased, was ready to at.
i.ck the lrussan forces, and much was expected
from IL toward the doliyeranc, OF Paris. The sur
render Of Metz checks It's efforts.
The Constitutional makes strong appeal to Gam.
beta us a person capable OF meeting the present
emergency, Il asks lin to consent to an armistce
and order immediate elections for the Constituent
Assembly,
Several dispatches hay- been received annomc.
Ing French successes dilcIoLl parts Of tue coun
try.
PROCLAMATION ny THE rnESCH GOVERNMENT
TouRs, oct. 30.-N Government Council WIS held
last highland lasted until late hour The fo.ioamg
proclamation was issued this morning:
FHENCH kElUBLIC.
LIEEBTY-EQuALITY- -TrATEUNIrY.
Proclamation ~ ne french Prop's
FEENCuaEN; Raise your tpnits and resolution 10
upon tho couttTy. II still depends on ~ (, mount
above misfortune aud show the world hla great a
DeO lie may be who are resolved not 10 perish, and
whose courage Increases ia tho midst OF calamity.
Metz has cIp.tulnted A General upon whom
rance counted, even amer Mexico, has Just taken
away .(rieHt deqi,re1j from ue country In its dan-
ger more than hundred thousand OF its defenders.
Marshal Bazaiue has bctray ed IA. lie has made
himself the agent OF the Nun of Sedan and the ac-
COmplc0 Of tho invader and, regardless o the honor
OF the army OF which he had charge, he has sur.
dred aud twenty thousand lshting men, twenty
thousand Wounird, guns, cannon, colors. and the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-31

Mr.. Numemoto th'rCupon informed lis guides
tlat his philosophical but unfortunate young friend
had onte been very rIch but thai he Lad bee ruined
while in Japan by lis fondncss iyr agricultural
pursult-.
Win various little r,c7 Of their tour through tho
SUS building, the young Jaranclc nollcmcn de-
parted. some oi tLDn Will shorty start Tor Europe
To- join their friends. who IN France are ciosriy cx-
aiming The nrms and a, cOulromcut, OF the lruS-
flans, aud the mode OF warfare adoltcd b. these
victorious soldiers
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-17

viding for the erection of a new Capitol
not to exceed u cost of 81 SOC, 900, and
appropriating 81 80, 600 for the fonnuation
thereof. The reasons for the passage of
this bill are as follows:
lat. The State needs a capitol more
than it needs any other public building
for which appropriations are asked. ant
there is nothing wrong or immoral in
building capitol when the State needs
one.
I'd. A capitol can be built without
creating State debt, and without increas
ing the taxes except where the people
demand an increase.
Sd. Ifthe $3.50, 900 is not appropriated
for the erection Of a capitol it will be
appropriated for some other building
that the State does not need so much.
4th. Such building ought not to be
put up in less than eight or ten years;
and the present capitol is insufficient
and unsafe.
5th The old building has caught ire
be destroyed by fire; and such misfor-
tune, involving the loss of all the exec
utive, judicial and legislative records,
would damage the State more than a
new building ought to cost.
9th. Those who are opposed to max
ing any appropriation for that purpose
now, say they want to wait until they
can bui d a structure that the State can
be proud Of; and it is thought best to lay
the foundation now for a building that
cannot cost more than 81 500, 900. SO that
the same individuals cannot spend from
three to five millions I'm the future.
These, with other reasons, caused the
passage of the bill in the Senate.
Whether it will pass the House is as yet
a mystery. The bill is well guarded SO
as to keep the expenditure under the
control of the Legislature, and no inn
proper influences have been used to pro
cure its passage.
The House has been discussing the
propriety of compelling the herding of
cattle. AZ
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-17

NOT ANY GHOSTs.-And now comes
one WIN knows and sets forth that the
''Ghostly" tale of a recent issue was not
only a baseless fabrication on the part
of our informant, but also base one,
intended to make light of religious
meetings; that the house in question
had been for some time the place of an
occasional gathering for prayer and
praise, one Of which occurred upon the
time referred to; and that this is all
there was of it. OF course, our belief in
the ghostly manifestations was as linn
tied as was the reported discoveries; but
the account was given with such gravi-
ty as left no impression of the intention
with which it has since been charged.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-17
bFI
From Des Moines.

Correspondence Of the TIpToN ADVERTISER
s##-f y=t DEs MONIES. Feb 18th, 1870.
Recess is at hand, and MANY of the
lawmakers seem to be very much
pleased at the opportunity of Consult
log with their. constituency, on oues-
tons now before the Legislature. 1t is
noticeable, however, that in mapv cases
these constituents are principally the
families of members, and a few friends
with whom said members have business
transactions not directly concerning the
State. In these railroad times it seems
to be more necessary for members to
consult their constituents" than it was
when members were compelled to ride
in 'jei kies'' and pay their fare for the
tribulation that might come to them
therein.
The bill proposing to change to the
commissioner system Of county govern
ment has passed the Senate, but it will
not be received with SO much favor in
the house, and may be defeated there.
u IL almost certain that the number of
will be reduced 80 as to
bring the board into good working or
der.
The Senate has also passed bill pro-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-17
TO OWNERS OF HORSES.

THOUSANDS OF HORSES DIE YEARLY
/ from Collie. This need not be. DR.. Tobias
Venetian Horse Linimcnt will positively cure
every case, ii given when first taken. The cost
is only one dollar. Every owner of "a horse
should have a bottle in his stable ready for
use. 1t is warranted superior to anything else
for the cure Of Cuts, wind Calls, SW.ilings
Sore Throat, Sprains, Bruises, Old Sores, &c.
This Lnlment is no new remedy. 1t has been
used ana approved Tor - years by the first
horsemen III tie country. Given to an over
driven horse, il acts like magic. orders are
constantly received from the racing stables of
England for il. The celebrated Hiram Wood
ruiz, OF trotling fame, used ii for years. Col
Phiio L Bush, of the Jerome Race Course has
given a certificate which can be seen IA, the
Depot, stating that after years of trial it Is the
best in the world. His address is Fordhan y
Y. No one once using IL viii ever be without
it. Ii is put up in pint bottles. Sold by the
Druggists and Saddiers throughout the I nited
States. Depot 10 Park Place, New York.