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TEE BOWERY MURDER.
The Juvenile Politicians and Their Initial
Tragedy - Provoking n Chtnnman TO n
Fcionious Ar-auIt-Oue OF the Gang DYING
I'm n illevue HospitnI.


The Bowery between Bayard and Canal streets
has long been very much crowded on Saturday even.
ings, and the theatres and side shows OF the neigh.
borhood draw hosts Of boys. from ten TO fifteen
years OF age, who seriously annoy the radesmcn by
their petty pilierings and their rowdyism. Among
these places OF amusement none is in such bad odor
with the police the Central Halle. In which the
boys congregate In great numbers, dcfying the pa
trolmen on that post
On Saturday evening the entrance TO the Central
Halle was blocked up by q number OF these boys,
aud while waiting for the rising OF the curtain, the
boys began skylarking and playing p actca jokes on
the people who were passing, and more especially
upon the Chinaman who sells penny dip cigars on
the sidewalk opposite the saloon. For time the
Chnaman bore the boys abuse, but at last, having
ordered them away, be attempted to drive them OF.
All this time the boys utering obscene epithets.
Among the young rowdies was James Moore, o
youth about twelve years, q resident OF 90 Catha.
rine street. Moore used some Chinese word to
the cigar vender which the boy had picked up In
the Fourth Ward, ond at this the Chinaman be
came furious, and drawing his knife from his
pocket, rushed upon his prosecutors, who scat
tered. The Chinaman, however, caught Moore, and
stabbed him In the eide, wounding him mortally
The boy dropped to tsc sidewalk, where he was
found, and the assalant caught up his cigar stand
aud attempted to make his escape In the direction
OF his home, at No. 10 Baxter street He was ar
rested ny onicer Schultz. and locked up In the
Identified by the boy, who had also been borne
there for surgical treatment.
and his Ss Is moI"ns he wa:
taken 10 the Tomb.. where he was held By Justice
Cox to await the result.
y, permission Of Warden s,ocom, sus reporter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
LONG Island.

The o'clock Hempstead train OF the Long Islam
railroad has been taken on
Mrs. sarah Mathews, OF New York while on
visit to snithtown, L. l.. died suddenly OF apopleIy.
The Hon. William ii. Gleason, a lawyer Of sufoIh
county has decided 70 abandon his profession for The
ministry.
The body OF Frank Abrams, one OF the men whs
was washed from lhe liieboat at the recent wreck 4
Rocka~v Beach, has been recovered ffom under lhl
hay TO four men. and when DENNIS Rogers one OF tb1
four, undertook to drive on witd the load the otho
three victims caused his arrest for stealing.
The authorities Of Hampstead have bought fsru
OF siIiynye acres, with nne buildings thereon. %
WHICH TO Keep their town Door. and make the pAupod
work for q living. Tho price paid was 5000
Matthew Clark. OF Southampton, was sent iron
sag Harbor 20 southampton with 200 to deliver to Mr.
whitaker OF that place. On arrival he said that he
had been knocked down and robbed. Mr.. whitsKor
disbeieyng hs story, had him arrested
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
SPARKS FROM TIM TELEGRapH.


Mississippi has ratified the amendment
number OF Congre.snen are In favor OF a.
Johfnment on the nrSt OF May,
Utah has sent 10 Congress hfteen pounds of papor
claims for Indian depredatlons.
Maj. sullyls about to descend upon tue rendcs-
Vous OF the Blackfoot Indians OF Montana.
The California Senate has repealed the law pro
hoitng theatrical amusemenis on the Sabbath.
The California Assembly eongratulstes Tcnnesses
The Senate Committee on Patents will rcpod
against extension OF Carlies patent on stcnm engines
The people Of the United States constitute the ma.
lorly OF the foreigners residing In the Hawaiian King
Last evening at No . North Calbert street, BairS.
% %mSse Christopher smith lost 1900 and Mr., summes
The Rev. Benjamin j. Powell. a Baptist minIsts,
A. aLss,hSpPer Falls Kansas, committed suicide q
The ice in the Maumee river broke M on sltur-
bridge in Toledo. '"-
The Congressional Temperance Society In wash
FAX ana Senator Wilson - ''' ''''u'"' ="
The Committee on Naval Affairs have been consid.
ing 70 receive the report OF the Board that subject
The Consul OF San Salvador, San Frsn.isco, Do
s'OSai 10 fha 0' .Gs asadsa FOR % ~
The latest information relative to the great AM
explorer. DT. Livingstone, N that on May 30 he
a. ugge, on tho YangaDyka lake where NA supplies
Two prisoners recently DISCHARGED nom the Mas.
.sc6n.s state ,h fm.o9 2 on lhs ground that they Ssr,
are about 10 sue the state for DAMAGES.
Samuel Otto was killed by Walter Graham In the
town OF Rose, Wayne county, this state, on Friday
The two Quarrelled while choppng wool. GrAlAa
stanty,
At Brysnts station, Kentucky, on Thursday morn.
ing, CASPER Gregg, farmer. shot aud killed Albert
Love ooloedl for an alleged aleup at assault wnih
nto1icaied; Gregg arrested and will doubtless bs
tried In United States Court.
Between and o'clock on Saturday morning .
stone Ts 100 feet long and 70 feet nigh 10 the rear Of
building on Third street, west or Kim street. ell to-
ward the Third street bndlnE crushing in the kitchen,
but merely wounding the occupants.
Next week the National Woman's Suffrage Con.
vention meets In Washington, The leading object
stated "a 70 be lne passage ohs sItsenth AmSndmsn g
Bishop simpson. Mrs Harriet Boccher stove' Ar4
others will Alishd,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
LATEST LIBOR NEWS.

Tie question OF pauper labor, and the repeal Of
me conspiracy ewe TO be discussed by the Brooklyn
WorAingment Union. this evening.
The coach drivers OF Brooklyn organized q mutual
pro's,tlve And benevolent association, on Saturday
ana elected james Cayanagh, President.
The Committee OF the National Labor Union Con.
yress OF America are In Washington preparing an ad.
dre,seeng forth the dena nds Of the workI gmen OF
the nation,
Mr.; j. ID. Barton, Superintendent OF the Long
i,snd hs'rosd has discharged fonr engIneers and
month About fourteen carpenters have been dis.
chhged and the pAy OF the nIemen has been reduced
nom 80 TO tio per month.
The merchants and shippers ore getting up a re
mSnsTspse AGAINST ,hs prsseut system o. conducting
business They desire the rcstoTaton OF the plan which
was In use before simeon Draper was appointed Col.
ectur The rnmonstrance TO be sent 10 MashinRto on
for the action OF the Secretary OF the Treasury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
BROOkL YS.

Mrs sarah saxon OF Az Clinton street. was fatally
was ning while Il was lighted.
The new chapel OF ST. Johns Church, Douglass
by tile Right Rev. Bishop LNiiej0hn.
The kosciusco M. X. Church, Wllliamshurgh, wa.
aedcaIed yesterday BY Bishop james. assisted by the
rev. Dr. Andrews and the Rev. j. Kossoll.
The Rev. n. G. Putney formerly OF tho Jane street
r. ChuIchI New iork, was installed rs pastor Of the
Greonpont NJ. f. Church yesterday,
Edward Berry was committed by Justice Walsh
on SATURDAY, on the charge Of stabbing Eugene CtookeT
OF Kfrih'e street, A. party 10 crookers house.
julia Butler, aged years. living with her parents
~ 40 Myrtle avenue, was burned To death Saturday
which che was playing.
Inc legality OF sunday contracts was sfnrmed by
iusce Lynch, on Saturday, IN horse purchase case
70 m VIII. Henry Meyers claimed tO percentage from
HehIy Meeke Ior secntnk purchaser Tor his horse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
THE REV. MIR. COOKE IN ASTORIA.
His Former Pnrishioucrs' views-The Asto-
rians Ready TO Receive him with Open
Arms-The Reluctance with which they
A II q.

iii- Former Parishioners views-The Asto-
rians Ready to Receive him with Open
Arm.-The u.,,.,.n.. ,.t,t ,,h,.. RI
Crca,,.a ,.. ~. ~ 20. T.,.'... '"e'
'"o s,o'' y, a' se"s's"on'
IN the centre OF the village OF Astoria stands q
modest frame structure II "A the Me,hod,st Fnia.
coral u,oo,,,u 80. A.. t.. -. a.. n ~,
NOPa, "oo',hR nouSe' III "hose Pu'p' 'ne rev HOT
ace Cooke first appeared as q minister OF the Gospel
II was presumed that the minister or elder. vvo,d
r.. .a.....,.~ a. - - . "ou,u
"'e pome'n'hR 70 sy ABOUT "er iormer pastors
recent flight with Miss johnson, yesterday, but the
pastor was not we'll, and there was con.eonon,,v "a
s., m, "s,' ..o '"'.o va. .On'equen,y ho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
Our Relation. with the sauaw,eh Islands.

Mr.. Elisha ii. Allen having been introduced on
as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten.
tary OF the kitgdom OF Hawaii. In his address TO
the President he said his King desired TO adopt the
most liberal policy In his intercourse with this
country. The President said
MI. ALLEY am pleased TO receive you af the repre-.
sentative OF the sovereign OF country so interesting
70 the United States % the Kingdom OF hawaii. His
desire TO strengthen the friendly undertaking
tween the two countries friendly reciprocAted bp me
l am well aware q those Intimate business and per.
son gthen them by sucn further treaty stpuia
tons as may be supposed 10 be advantageous or
necessary II IL hoped that your oicfal residence heIe
maj contribute 10 thus result
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
OBITUARY.

Gov. .Durkee, OF Utah, died In his hotel, Ia Chics
go. on SATURDAY.. OF pneumonia.
Mortz Moreus died suddenly on Saturday, at IN
East asth street, of apopiexy. Hc was merchant. d
iS5 Pearl street.
The Rev. DR.. Amos Blanchard, OF the Kirk stree
ConGreg ational Church OF Lowell died on SATURDAYS
heart disease. at the age OF sixty three,
The late Felix Ingoldsby was buried on SATURDAY.
rom st. Francis AavIer Church. The Directors thi
Emi2rant Industrial Savings Bank, and many promi
nent merchants, attended the funeral.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
The Catholic View of,hr school Question.

The Rev. Father T. s. Preston in Cooper In.
stitute last night, explained The Catholic View Of
the School Question" The hall was densely crowd
ed Father Preston spoke OF the desire OF those
connected with the Public Schools In New York
State so 90 arrange the text books that they might
be used by children OF every sect lie did not think
that plan feasible but held that II the United States
Government would aid them In proportion to the
amount OF tayes they pay, they could educate pro
pOrtionate number OF children. II Is nearly impos
able 10 educate children Of mixed religions in the
u school.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
Was Anybody in HIS Cup,t

Al 9;l0 last evening, a notice was sent from
the Courlandt street police station that fire had
been discovered ati Carlisle street boarding house
The news was teegraphed TO Firemon's Hall, and
soon the signal II, Harrison and West" was
sounded on the fire bells. thus sending the hre en-.
gines over quarter OF mile from the fire. Al 9;2O
despatch Informed the central police once that
none OF the engines had reached the scene OF fire.
and Firemen's Hall wac again informed. At 800 sig
nal is, Rector and Greenwich" was rung, thus
allowing the IRE twenty minutes headwsy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
WESTCHFSTER COUNT.

The Farmers and Drovers' National Bank OF
Somers viii lose tooO by the "irregularties OF Mr.
HILL Its cashier.
Malicious circulars having been extensively circu-
lated against the town OF West Farms inurng its ere
dit and depIeciaing Its property the taxpayers OF the
town assembled on Saturday evening aud declared
true financial condition OF the Notwithstand
!he many improvements going on and contemplated,
the ares are only onetenth OF the value OF the proper
". The total bonded Indebtedness OF the town SO.
900 to which must be added $50 100 necessary TO com.
plete Central avenue and the Southern railroad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
LOSSES BY FIRE.

The old Brattle Square Church In Boston was %
nre on saturday evening.
La Porte, small town In California, was nearly
consumed on the llth inst.
A car loaded with petroleum was burned Al thu
railroad station In Havana, Cuba, last evening.
Mr. Walter Holt's residence Fulton avenue ans
Gold street BROOKLYN, was damaged 600 early on Sun
day morning Insured.
Schemerhorn & Con-on's lager beer saloon. tsa
lr,t avenue easements was damaged by fire yesterday
Stock. t2o; building. t2j0.
The three-story frame building, owned by jobs
Mclntyrc, tdl Tenth avenue set hre yesterdas
norningi damage ESQ. The grocery on the rt loOa
vas damaged about ti 900, both insured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
New York City TO be shaken BY n MusIcaI
Earthaunke.

Prompted by the signal success attendant on
the Boston Musical Jubilee last summer, the New
York Amusement Company propose TO hold Mus
cal Reunion Festival In this city neIt May Neither
pains nor money will be spared to transcend and
eclipse any affair Of the kind that has yer taken place
mammoth coliseum capable Of accommodating 6O,-
600 persons comfortably is to be constructed The
attendance OF 10000 musical artists Is to be secured
and the nrst stars OF the lyric worl have been en-.
gagged Tor the OCCASION -Four grand prizes for mu,i.
cal compositions are TO be offered As the success OF
ibis undertaking viii reflect credit upon the Metro
polls, II Is to be hoped that our citizens will give IL
all the encouragement In their power.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
A Pu,pi, View Of the Rev. MIR. Cooke.

'"N WV ". ~ Fr~ens~eh~rn tsta forth
usual yesterday morning to . large congregation,
drawn together 10 hear wiat the great expounder OF
mcrganatic marriages might have to say about the
infatuated Horace Cooke. Amer 4 long essay upon
the degeteracy Of the age Its general want OF self.
possession, and II. practice OF giving way to Impulse
to the astonshmcn, OF all he pitched into the maudn
sentmentalty arising from impulse hitch could pity
the sin OF tue Rev Horace Cooke, and place between
II and its punishment the plea Of Insanity What was
insanity but want OF elipossessiont Every one Of
US ~ insane ut times, and not but can be thrown
OF his mental poise rs Cooke WAS vita sufficient
proyocat!on. Still were We to blame for what we
might do while In that state for the last thing which
leaves an insane man is the consc iousne.s OF his
moral responsibility.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
Kicking Out Walters. Friends.

The Hon. Tommy Shlels, Deputy Tax Com.
missioner, School Trustee, and general managcr OF
Fourth Ward politics. has driven out Patrick Malone
the veteran janitor Of Public School No. 81 in Mon.
roe street. and installed In his place Patscy Kelley
Seventh Ward bruser and politician. Mr. Malone
fSyored Richard Walters, and voted for him, and
Tommy is getting square" with Patrick and with
Richard. The respectable citizens OF the Seventh
Ward arc 10 meet thus evening to protest against this
outrage,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
The Nobiest Work Of God.

John Reardon, an employee in the Comptro.
ier'S once, found ca Saturday, opposite Trinity
Church, an express money package, containing
5000. II was addressed to a gentleman In Wash.
lngton and was from Messrs Jay Cooke 4 Co.,Mr.
Reardon, who Ia n poor man, took the pack age to
tie Adams Express Company, where he obtained
receipt for IL,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
The Pcnbndr FunernI Elect.

SALEM, Mass, Jan. l6.-Mrs. George Peabody
has received cable dispatch from sir Edward Lam.
son, one OF the executors OF tue Peabody estate 10
England informing her that the feet was at Ma.
coal a. Bermuda
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
The Port Jeryi. yurder TrIuI

GosnES, Jan. lS.-The Court was adjourned
last night, after 2il citizens had been called aud
eleven juror accepted. On Monday morning a new
pahelts 10 he called and II Is hoped that the twelfth
on Monday afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
Tho Pnrnrunrnn War No, Ended.

PAais, Jan. 16.-Advices have been received
at the Paragusysn Legation here, which contradict
the statements that President Lopez has left Para
quay. On tile contrary, they represent that the war
Is by ended. and assert that Lopez Ia 10 ths
Great Cordiera with an army OF 5000 men
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
lcorrin md the Fineenih Amendment.

Gen. Terry awaits orders from Washington
10 eXpel number OF the members OF the Georgia
Legislature who are known to have pcriured them
selves. In the event OF their expulsion the raliaca
tion OF the Fifteenth Amendment Is certain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
wife Murderer Sentenced.

PIrrsBUReH, Jan. l6.-ThOmas j. Campbell,
convicted OF the murder OF his wife by boating her
to death, has been sentenced 10 IL years, months
and ~ days In the PenllentiarY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
Six Feet Three and Three Fee, SIX.

penser Of exhilirating fluids at Freezes Hotel on
Park row. was recently the victim OF practical
joke. A decrepid little fellow, with his arms and
legs fearfully distorted, and his head drawn down
like u turtles, entered the bsr-room, and peering
over the counter asked In a squeakng voice for
glass Of brandy and water. George served Il, and
then turned TO some customers who were waiting
for their drinks When he had supplied their wants
he looked for the cripple. but he was gone, and In
his place was lank six-footer who gruffy demand.
ed - A giass OF brandy and water"
where did that litlle fellow 90 to I" said George
" he didn't pay for his drink"
Tho tall stranger didn't know, and after paying
for one drink he bade the amable George sdieu and
len. He was professional contortionist who could
make himself three feet six six feet three at 1ill
Capt Alexander offers 10 open bottle OF wine II he
will call avAn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
Long Speeches in tho RcumenicaI Counc,t

RoxE, Jan. 16.-The Council yesterday held Q
session which lasted four hours. The Oldest legats
present complained that many OF the speeches wcrs
too long. and that some OF tho Fathers did NOS
strictly observe the obligation OF secrecy In regard
to the proceedings OF the Council
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
Tho Duke .ot Moutpcnsier Nominatedte tss
Corfas-The Eiciian lrom Inxnnn.

MADRID, Jan. 1e.-The Duke Of Montpensics
has been nominated az q candidate for the Cortes
from the city Of oviedo. There is great rejoicing
here over teeerams from Havana reporting impor
tant successes OF the troops In Cubs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
The Chapel OF ~. Augustine - sunday
Evening at an Industrial school.

A few weeks ago the Chapel of st. Augustine,
e8i Bowery, was conseerated under the auspices OF
Trinity Church. Connected with the chapel and In
the same building are day and Sunday schools, and
an industrial school for girls, which meets on Sat.
urdays, under the supervision OF Mrs. j. D. Graham.
A reading room and library, and gymnasium for
the use OF all attached to the schools. both boys
and girls, also commendable features OF the In.
sttutlon.
Last evening very Interesting services were held
In the chapel BY the priest In charge, the Rev j. G..
Beaubien. The house was hlled with sn intelligent
and appreciatiye audience Among those present
many ladies and gentlemen, prominent mem
bcrs OF the mother church, who have Identified
themselves with this benevolent enterprise.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-03-08

her parents and entrapped her into
private engagement"
Juliet obpered her face with her hands
and uttered not word.
''Speak! speak," thundered Mr.. Clay
burn. "Who is hep His name, girlP"
And poorJuliet murmured: Professor
Won Oppenheim."
"Then may oil the curses of hell be
heaped upon his foul headr'
TO BE CONTINUED.
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SOLUBLE MANURES.


III
n
akt n two frms,wK
be Immediately
EAInN ,Pesiden
branded
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Spartanburg and Union Railroad.

1I55s5aaaF5u ON and after the 18th October
sssssz.1..ss y Passenger Trains will leave Spar
tanburg G. II. on Mondays, Wednesdays and
1.35 p. M, connecting with Grcenville down
train. Returning Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, leave Alston o 80 M; arrive Spar
tanburg $40 p. M, as por following Schedule.
Doom Train. UP Train.
Milna 4 ,ri5n 7 o. Arriya On as,a
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad

e. JTST EEfHF7E5E = ON and after WEDNES-
G4 - g9ZfD DAY, January 10, the fol-
lowing Schedule will bo run daily, Sur day
excepted, connecting with Night Train on
South Carolina Road, up and down. and with
Night Train on Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
pusta Road going South.
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South Carolina Railroad Company,

GENERAL SUPTs OFFICE, SEPT. IS. 1869.
H@ ny EHI5EFfE#igS1 THE following Sche-
642143 - Z kgs3Il-0e9Y g30A9 dule for Passenger
Trains will be observed from this date:
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leaving Columbia at......... 7.45 a. M
Arriving Mt Columbia at. t......... 4.4O p. M
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaving Columbia at .............. 5.50p. m.
Arriving at Columbia at. t............ 4d5 a M.
THE CAMDEN NTRAIN-TRI-wEEKIY.
(Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.)
Arrive Columbia II 90 a. m. Leave 1. 30 p. nj.
Arrive at Kingville in time to &C meet with
through mail train South.
DAILY (SUNDAYs EXCEPTED
Leave Camden 6.35 am. Ar Kingville Q. 90 a. m.
I've Kingville 3.15 p. M. Ar Camden Cos p m.
Sept 16 H. T. PEAKE. General Snp't.
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ETIWAN GUANOS,
Soluble Manures and Sulphuric Acid,


osphat Compny
n the o phor 3 n EN-
he
Lime
rFetiizcs oGrrcdun two oforns:
1IPURE SOLUBLE
solve BON o pei ton d 70 rcash
OF
Agents. Cunb
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The Train will return from Bolton o Ander
on on Monday and Friday mornings.
JAMES o. MEREDITH, General Snp't.
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Exrk.crs rnon YAn1o,.s rrr.n.

EXTktCTs IRON Various lEI1yRs.
-ynrn noetEr tE was vacrinatcd in the hospital
"a bottle OF your Constitution Renovator !,
sent me ty Mr.. Roper, of Columbia Mo
suffered tortures with running sores. since J
useu Two bottles am well, except g. email sort
well fast" ' 10 Se'lhe
I'm. IRON, lady: '.Ani uov ,uy skin ia A.
clear and fair RI babes. Ny complexion,
'haVhs ..Was 10 your ,Kr"oyator.' is beautiful"
zee, US. mav VII say such rclief Ms.
unknown t. NJ" before. Enrlnsed lini 6v.
10 try it," '' "'he
=. VI was very much troubled with svubili.
Tour bottles per Fyprcsa"
~ more rhcume tisn Three bottles OF
CONSTIPATION R"n"vat"r have rnatlr me q nov
man" " "e"
doctor. ..n,'i,so,i it'd iJ .!ca.. send ~.
supply Tw" f;,rnilics h,r, want to frv yo,,r ~,
Constituting P"novator" "'
"" i'av' 10, rpa"e for mo-, OF The above -.
.ract-. Cut yon can ask your pcighbor aLout
the r. m"dy Every ore has sr n1.h;r, uou, a't''a
10 saY, Ga ~ cures every time o.
For all di- caeea Of the
Ardf ItrhSri1S Fe,ra, "f 7HE UntNr. Sc, DC.
tion. Weakness. General Lassit,tce ana va,
OF Appcti'" j. is unsurpassed az
CAo iioN In order ing our: emed-. a,wa,s
Iar' nm ,..,. .." n'mp,r OF our Post Office Box nn
| f"s' OFF, csmp.ls this Address. '''"
,> DIR. NJ. I;. IiENR Y 4 CO..
''''"e'"r, Zen uem'ra' Eerlin H"srital, Prussia.
Agency o! thc United states.
iahOrafory, t7G Pearl street
post Oficc EoA 3 272, New Yofl
cS' CONSTITUTION RENO'yATOR 10 4,
Ter bottle slx bottles fr IS. Sent snywbere
c"rr'srond confdcntially, and reply will bD
S"id by all respectable Druggists