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New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
THE FIRST WARD MURDER.

Coroner Flynn commenced, on Saturday, an
examination into the circumstances attending the death
Of Christopher Higgins, who shot on Monday even
ing Sept g. by Valentine Rickel, a watchman employed
in Rabbits soap factory No. rs Westinghouse The ex-
animation was held AT the Twentysevenh Precinct Sta
ton House. and the crowded with the friends
Of the deceased. The prisoner, Valentine Rckel was
present, and looked on with the greatest calnncss.
The first witness Mary Ann Marshall, testified I re-
side a No 73 WishingtOn-st on Monday evening met
the deceased, Christie Higgins under the awning OF
Babbtt's store; We began to waltz, ana, on turning
knocked against the door OF the factory; the
watchman, Valentine Riekel, coming out at the
time with beer measure in his hand; he asked Christie
what he doing; the latter replied nothing;" he
then called Christie names, took out revolver held 10
about foot from Chrsties head, and fired; the de-
ceased fell and the watchman went inside, locking the
door.
John Elder testinedI reside at No SO Washington St;
on Monday evening was walking down Westinghouse,
and saw four persons standing at Babbts store; saw
the wachman come out " the wicket with pistol III ms
hand, and saw him fire.
Robert Ramsay testided-I an officer Of the Twen-
ty-seventh Precinct; Monday evening last, about
o'clock I was on post in Kector-st.; boy came and
told use that Chris Higgins shot went TO the
of the trouble and found deceased yiDg on the sidewalk
/ thought he dead; went into Rabbits aud the
prisoner appeared at the door; asked him III lie had
killed the lying the sidewalk; hisrcpy that
he could not help H. he said he knew something was to
happen, aud he had dreamed that he Prussan sol
der and that there a lot Of Frenchnen after him;
again asked him why he had shot the deceased he said
because deceased had always been troubling him.
Deputy Coroner Shine testified that he had made
pOstmOrtem examination OF the body OF the deceased
and that he had found pistOlsho wound in the neck
and ball lying In the spinal coulnn.
The jury then rendered verdict that Christopher Hic
gins came to his death from pistOlshOt wound at the
hands Valentine Rckel. The prisoner was theTeupOn
taken back to the TOmbs.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
A MURDEROUs ASSAULT.

About 10 o'clock on Friday night Wm. Nc
Manus left his fathers liquor store No l52G Thrdave
and went TO a agcrbeer saloon kept by John Foley
friend the Of Eghtyfourth-st. and Thirdave.
He was talking TO Mr.. Foley, and drinking glass Of
beer when Thomas Butler, Michael Barry, Jerry Lynch
and three others drove up in carriage and went in As
soon as Lynch observed McManus, who narmed,
he rushed at him and called upon the others 10 help kim
Drawing revolver, he struck McManus furious blow
the head, knocking him off the chair. Barry and But
ler together with Lynch then got around the PROSTATE
man aud beat and kicked him TIL he was inscnsble
Foley seeing his efforts 10 MrManus would he futile
went out IN search OF assistance and soon returned with
Officer Cuwau Of the Twenty-third Precinct who ar
rested Barry. Lynch and Butler attempted TO rescue
the Prisoner, and beat the officer badly Al this june
tuGe however, two other officers arrived and the three
ruildns were quickly conveyed Ia the satun-IlOuse.
Butler and Lynch dangerous and desperate carac
ters and connected with the murder OF young Con
molly at Aliens Point some weeks since. The prisoners
were arraigned IN the lOrkyie Police Court before
Justice BAby who committed them to await the result
Of McManub's injuries His recovery il very doubtful
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12

Fifth Avenue IIotel-Gen. N. p. Banks Of
Mass the Hon John A. Grisvold Of Troy the Hon. H. r.
Low, MddletOwn, NJ Y; G en-. Whitaker of Hartford;
the Hon. ID. G. Lttleohn OF Buffalo, and II. X Pierson
of Chicago. == Coleman Iiouse-1he Rev. Dr. McMas
ters OF st Paul Mnn and hc Rev. j. Foote OF Roches
ter. - Metropolitan Io Iel-Mayor WIN. w Wheaton
of Detroit; the Rev. DR. Gather OF England. ===
New York uotel-Gen. q. NJ SOrrel OF Savannah and
Judge Boyce 0f Louisiana. - Grand Central Hotel
Gen J. b. Imboden, Gen r. X. Anderson, and the Hon
Thomas e. Fournoy Of Va, and Springer Harbaugh Of
Pittsburgh $500 Hoffman, Iouse-Col j. g. Crosby Of
Cen shGridan's stah. =-= ST. Nicholas Hotel-EX- Gov
Throckmorton Of Texas The Hon. w. schley and q. W
Anderson OF savauna eNMayor Barker Of Detroit; Dr.
BartIett of Delaware, and A. r. igerOn, Indiana.
Astor House,. W. Douglass, Deputy COmmis soner In
ternal Revenue; the Hon NJ Thayer OF Nebraska the
Hon John ID. Dcfcees Of Indiana aud Capt. Davenport
II. N
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 70, 1870

~ vounr mon and were in sail boat New
town Crfk and the brothers fired two muskets loaded
with puok shot into their midst slightly woundng Angus
tina and Susan C0nklin, William Luystcr, and Nctue
Fleming.
WESTCHESTFR, n. Y.--Tho September Term Of
v hie llius honfay,
sent ls Jvsce Pratt Tue tI OF Buo.olt Tie SLEEPY iiolow
re.r las postponed by lHgua consent Of the District Attorney
J an, oonu sor time n November when
tba A, the Court 81 Oyer aud Termuor Viii
bebeh
RYF v "a stranger called at the Verdot
us.e 2 Fad.y stopped night and pe following morning hired
bt and bQgy Port Cler since which time neither a been
bag which Tic nv S' "'''' NV"
with
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Van Cleef, aged 90
s,. cowti. .uLe ssuay evnng by shooting himself twice
In Tie hea hsd the reputation o. leg very dsolu'e man ana
ai re.L during past year the puiabe house Oh Nofonst
VIII pe Killed bm-em
WOODSTOCK, N. "a three-story frame house,
in Wes ock belonging JANE L. Pashui OF hofnsaha, vas
des,roye by Gre SATURDAY night Los estimated a; SiN
RICHMOND, s. I.-Oct 10 is set apart for the
Staten Island
az ont paprr. .ust ysit Richmond on that day.
NORTH SHORE, S. 1.-The Young Mems Christian
Assoc Of this portion Of stat en- hno VIII ~ ono" o"mehe o
er.ctinn Of new hall in favorable loealV'
HOBOKEN-A meeting of the citizens OF Hobo
,,n Al. e Ioboken held at Huts lioe West hoboEen
ns THURSDAY consider tie question OF cousodane Ie tEo eHe
Jersey CITY Two boys, VIM. Howe and James
nt states Commissioner Jsokon Tor
itf t,sr. from the Mo Canal Company GbsifaotnS
the checks, AMI ty ing to cash thein'
NEWARK-Early Yesterday morning a fire was
ofwm Spies situated touhs AID before
II could bed Salue of ~ p vas des
The III of David ple' Sons on Comnera1 was al'Re
e Of 5000 red J nur1nce during
The er boz Willie Kanger bal boh s broken by tLe a
al nr pile unknown lad narrowly escaped drowning h tae cn
and Mr BeAf,t-r seriously injured b. falling timber
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.


Steamship vir,o Buckley, Savannah mdse and lass
Stcan Acshbe Rc'Or, New Bvlf ri mdse aud pass
sh Jseob st~ser Samson Hayre Aug Is anchored in
tie Lover bay.
ship Rival Doane Liverpool Aug mise anchored the Lower
Baj.
Ship Caravan Meke, Liverpool July 49, anchored
Lower Bay.
ship Sovereign Of the Seas Johnson Liverpool Aug mde Is
olurol In the Lover
Barr Dr@e'ra Ro Mne Sc days Iandstrom days rag.
Bog Martha Dolge, Hull o'iIeucc for Elabe.hpOr-
Ing hhr.hal Dutch, Turner. New Haven.
Ser. Atie VI. Bind Merrill Gov BAY G. B. 10 DAYS. coal
Sehr Magnet thaye, Wiudsor n. \. iO davs. plaster
schooSEHs-ilyER AND CoAsrwsF.
lstis Norwich Naiad Qneen, Providence
'onnerueut NeS-layen. Jonn L. Collins, Providence.
{. 81 Johni he"lia'en. Hydrtngea New Haven
Jonn b'rDty, ifovdelce. staten Islander New-Iayen
Mercer. bridgeport M,neuto poo,ideure
X Edwards Hartford. 4 smith Proydenee.
1to iottnAss PswucAet o. r. IIssiey Providence
NlnsloN Mnrrel. New London TANNER NssI,yrp
+ " hussth llir.oul. Ospray. Rockpon, Ne.
aa'iAlnH' y i"Fh'hec Aielia kely Gloucester
mi,.ora ~. ,sl'lS Wln \. Camp Bridgeport
~ lHe h.fuh' Bo"donhan. Il. l.. Tsy. Providence.
'NiI 90 NuS't, loftdAd c. s. n Buckingham, Portland, CT
n q; hVlgdon koe land w. e. Hull, hockland
g. W. Clover, kocAlaud. Trvpheui, ProyiI,nc,
iaiItn 'la'l'a IniOn Providence
= y Smith, Hartford. Mn, Masbiss
Helen Mar, New ~ A N.nvuu y.x ReJC,rt
"lhD-Sunset hight, D. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SN SEP, IAN IL, ship CAnoya. from shelis; bark Mar
t o % ni,naus,I Henry, from Cronsadti Bysne from Gotten
Nil ot'NA from loonci WIN. A. Rogers from Jaekmel; Cl
% aht er ron Philadelphia Isabella JeWett RoDiout
bark sAfSh A. staples, from Antwerp
thAhLk't9S Aug 1.-THE steamship Wm p Cyde from New
ih .eI tuls morning making passage Sailed
HiNks. MoSE1s Va sept l-PaSsel brig Romano. for
'l nr r9rt. Rico, sch Davenport for LondoD. la the
SI ses '" Johnston ani r. r. Porter for Boston; r. II.
H., o. ~ hsl for York. bark oreila, from kichmond
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
HOME NEWS.
TIE WEATHER

ARKs-Saturday, the feth a warm day, partly
sunspiny. The sky slightly kordy from midnI Iht to
A. "a; variable IN. Ia y. generally but slightly
clos dy y. tO II; raining, 1:5tpm. TO 2O5. Nou-9h
from 10 D. In to l2 slightly cloudy. Yesterday Sunday
u.ornug than since May y2s tAe Thermometer indicating
E deg al sunrise. The fky clear from midnight TO
10 H. m: slightly cloudy, to 4and tO 1890 n m very
windy NJ times from mpinigt - Note-But little
rain has fallen during Che pas % days than L
100 of an inch.
snhioned Is an abstract NJ the Central Park Meteor
ologcal Departments eport the week ending Sept l5
Incheal Degrees
30 lte Mesn- ....es
p Sept g. 9i4ist Maximum AZ Sept 4.T95
Minimum Sept 4...2l6s Minimum Sept. g.. $50
No rain this week. Distance Travelled by the wind
the week, I,093 miles.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
Every ray an Increase in Flesh and Weight is Seen
and Felt,
and Felt.

scofaa Consumption syphilis unourel and badly ven.r
in many forms Ganlalar disease Ulcers the Throat Hol
mors Glands and other Of the system, so, Ey
discharges the Bars Brupt5edseases OF the S
Of Skin diseases, Euptons,
scad Head, Ring Worm salt Rbeu. Byspelas Bae Spots
Worms the FLESH Tumo Cancers in the Womb and an EAkeia.
pan discharges Night Swest loss Of Sperm and all tie
Gi principle. within the curative Of RAILWAYS SARshA
RILLIAN RBSOLVENT and few days viii prove person
for either OF these forms Of disease It's potent H
Not only does the SarSpanaa Reoyeat excel all known re,l
agents the Of Chronic Sooous Constitutional skin syyb
loid diseases but II the only positive mfdy for Kidney Br TIM
and Womb diseases Gravel Diabetes Dropsv Stoppage
IncontDence Of Une Bight Disease Abumnus and IN
where there Bdcku deposits the cloudy msi
With substance. Ike the white Of egg. threads white s
there morbid dark bilious sppearl0ee and white bouedu. deposit.
and where there phckng, burning sensation when passing
water and pain in the small Of the Back and slons
the Loius In all these conditions RADwArs sARsAPARII-
LIAM REsOLvEST ade by the application Of RADwAYs READY
RELIEF the Spine aud Small Of the Back and Bowel. eu
lated with Of RADwAYs REGULATING PILLS per da,
viii make complete In few days the patient will b. enshd
hold and dis harge his naturally whou, pain aud
vii be restored TO is natural clear and amber sherry
THE WASTES OF THE BODY
supplied with healthy and vgoous blood that hr.s. GDa
Hence s suffering from DscBaRo. ,ther
MALE FEMALE. Of the Womb Ute. orrar
Leeorhos em. Eptive discharges Of every Kind
lene Of Neabuse from the Genital Glands yeneie dishAs
ueers through the epay process Of RAILWAYS sAR
sAPAkLLiAN are arrested and the uPture heaei
THE TRUE THEORY OF CURE.
through the blood une snd stcemskhg
rueakiDs Flesh making Heat Caonc Aad Psmakng elsmsat
All Of s constituents RossAtag pgrtyiHg a~I srFg-taq
RIs Hal Res0lres drires TIE body products
Decay and Corruption. CONSUMPTION WHITE SWELLING.
DROPSY. Syphilis, CANCERS 1UhORS 6c
shess aud ch within le sARSA
PARILLIAS REsoLyENTl
l. That Scrofala, by vhsever dos gua dc d,pu
from the blood induced caused By Chronic aaulatn Tina,
deposits take place when the blood poor rIy urapb.
hong solution It's proper constituents from th pe ~
virus poison in the blood Mercury Csome Corrosive Sub
which Corrosive Chloride Mercury other
in medicines and which largely the nyssl sara
paras. Not ABSORBED OR CHANGED PROM THEIR NATURAL
CONDITION.
That unless the repairs nuuen srstet sr e
decomposition decay will sapeeu aud the poser, o. m ls
exhausted.
That the dng hov he sustained any ~ m
cation that eIbau,, he system fails uoush the blood Ne o'
medium through which the % forces preserved aud nb'b 10
growth Of the body depends.
4 That RAILWAYS sARSAPARILIiAN RRSOLvENr -Upples'
possessed known IN medicine that III Sss
found principle Chemical science which has been brought 10 t
perfect system o cure il exhibited as follows
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
pASSENGERS ARRIVFD.

FROM SAVANNAII-In steamship virgo Sept. lW g. Best, NJ
A. los.ou T. Walton p llodnett and child A. Decker j. H.
Csnner DoRuey, w. T. Dor, &. ID. sherman G. Little Wm
WHO u LIE and wife j. Leaker, t. r. H0yt 81 H. Daniel b.
Douglas Igrner Miss Emma Aston Miss NJ h. Kent II. b. Far
Te ana we he Irene Mcdowell Mss Chr, Wilson. W S Jones
Peter KELLY b. bostWek W d. Day H. Mcmahon M Conner, f.
ksAety H. l. Turner. i. Z. Pease
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12

The annual fruit exhibition of the pennsvl.
v0nia horticultural Society opens In PblIadeln at
Horticultural ball Tomorrow, and closes IN Frjta'
night The fruit crop Of Pennsylvania reported To- be-
the largest aud most perfect produced IN ls
pected, therefore, that the display will DE unusnon
line A fine assortment OF plants aud n0vera VIII
music Instrumental aId vocal, promised TO The
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12

SDhD IN, IEAiH'S many years experience
n.hhpuon Dyspepsia. Cons paton, Piles, Disease Of
N ~ b san and nnar Oaus disclosed the starting fact
81 ha caused ny and coud ony be- cared aiter
a. & sfnn Weaknes Ihhalation eau,iic. iron ,one
I oin"phhss mercury oopaiha. cubehs bucu, Injections
80 lIoe 9 ~ cid patients an paris Of country
90 10 MACFARLANDn BOOKSTORE. No.
a.. -. D"y hs'r 1-sntJ ihirdS There will hnd al The
80 p We ait ahd all the standard uoiks saI Ia
bi'S Frrnfh. aad seo'eh uazonery -
tSQf M ONs FURNACES, RANGES, FIRE
~ fbatA ~, nLArEeS .bd STOVES gICHAgDsOS DOySTOs
sV' SSt "A'eIsL, New 1or.. kssd for gr,vl,,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
fAnnOuHcsmenH

How beautiful "A Brooklyn gentleman whose
family town. to look after m h2ase on hosly
oh ,H- hind and open and his HOMES BuR
I'm IAN TKIEgEAPn bell ringing The burglar skeiai upon
tbe s,.t alarm No harm done f. HOLMES, hGrrayst
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12

ELECTRICITY, for the speedy removal of
Acute Diseases Applied by Dr. CHANBERLS No '"e't
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12

OUT-Kxox's Fall Style of Gents HATS.
22 BrnAlRaY. Enoagh aid
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12

The Rev. Philo. C. PettibOne, formerly of
stocEolm y. Y, graduate of AndUyer, Mass, TheO-
logical Seminary, died at Chicago Saturday. OF late
he devoted most of his time TO the promotion OF cduca
tDn IN the West, aud had collected large amounts OF
money for Beoit, Wis., College and the new Theological
"A [
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12

the latter preferred potatoes rice rnu'ng' r fben 20
aovau OF BaSss ate, Thcy rest t", ~ ,bry rcturn
fer sippcr Witch Is onlc;inC IKE tS. % ~" F oinrcc
and retire between aud 10 oG,oc" Ii,n crew hivo
jSar Int rise earcr tian theit M n'. ,,S ,i,S ia
,; =, - tIc ~ b, O'Clock in tnc mo- ~ .''
uu'S ~ . t,r, cre,ys are now reported - ioU""s'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
HEALTH ! BEAUTY |!

STRONG land PURE RICH BLOOD-TsCRBAsB oP HESa'
AND wEGHr-CLEAR SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL CON
PLEXION SECURED TO ALL
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12

All kinds of Twine COrdage and Paper
Net cash prices. WILLARD HARVEY JO Broad"sY Ne~lorA
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12

II. n. SoUIRE's, 81 Fulton-st., New-1ork, |
place reliable WATCHR fine DIAMONDS choice JE"
RLRY and STERLING sLyERwARE- Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
NrssraorOI SPRING WATER.

This the or AL Spng Water which has wrought
v,r6 ures Cancer Scrou AMI deIses Of the kEes
Por sale by Druggists. fresh supply just received by
}. r. HKsKI, Q College place
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12

GFNTLEMEN's HATS, Fall style for 1870, are
now Rad, for inspection sale EsPEScHEDs, MsHafaeg
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
EASE BAIL.
STAR vs.. MUTUAL

These clubs, the former amateuH the GttCr
professional had game roth witue sing yesterday
the CaptOline Grounds, Brooklyn. Fiae play Character
ized the game, only and then these mo mani
les atuns of nervousness noticed by wild throw Of the
hail by Worth TO Manly, by which three players were en-
.alNel 10 mn hoIne. The Rcnrn h as fnlnWs.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
VERMONT SPRING WATER.

Natures greet rndy for many diseases W. H. scHE1ff& ~ -
Agents, No. 100 Niliamst, kes-iork
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12

Is, a al alh So. 9th. 7h 'tA 9Th; Total
M1t7al.................e q
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .;U,.r gsrpe-2 hosJs.
Cmroe-M. Frrgusoa 81 the Ataato Cab llhp' ~ t
Atlantios and Olympics of Washington az az
Capitoln. grounds to-day AHantlcs anu hNl"i" Vi
Phiadet tphil. same place on "Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
OVARIAN TUMOR CURED.

medicine internally been known have elre "a
the womb utei ~ bove ne sni tas r'l
the sole reliance in the hands Of erpce0ce surgeons hr d. s
Sarsapanhan th, question. For hss curi INbN
PERSOhS Of OVARIAN tlSIS and TthORS as well - Iun0n
the Bo~es Uterus Womb Liver Dop.sl Efuson Ate' ard az
cuus Concretions.
Tumor of 12 Years Growth Cured by Railways
Resolvent.
BEyyRrY Mas. Iui, = les
have h3d Ovarian Tuuor The and hoy
All there help for it" trd over ug ~
recommended hut nothing helped . Rrsli, u l
thought would IT, but had no faith it becU bod nf'r
TWELVE YEARS took bottles OF The E,soScnt ole @ oi %
WAYS Pills and bottles your READY RELitf ui s~
Of to he felt and feel BETTER >hAhlb
happier have II Tie wont Do t'
side Of the bowels tue ene ibis io Nou BOD" n t''
others You pubash t 10 you choose. 90,
81 bottle Sold by Druggists, AMI at Dr. BADwAfNs N''
lane
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
RADWAE'S
SARSApARILLIAN RESCLvENT

RAPID ARB THE CHANGES TIIE BODY UNDERGORs, UNDER
THE INFLUENCE OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL NEDI
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

No rain tins wcck DISTANCE Travelled by Il
during the week, 1923 miles.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-19
Immense Custom House Frauds Diseoy.
cred.

Immense Custom House Frauds Disc oy.
cred.
An investigation is being made at the New
York Custom House into series Of frauds
which have existed for several years, and al
though suspected have never been discovered
until lately. For four years government agents
have been stationed in various portions of Eu-
rope, expressly to note the operations of i'm
porting merchants. These agents have un-
earthed system of fraudulent dealings by
which the government has lost millions, while
unscrupulous dealers have realized proportion
stely. 1t seems that certain importers, mostly
in the line of German goods, have been sending
goods to that port with false invoice for the
inspecting officer, the bona .tde invoice being
sent to the assignee of the goods Thus as the
false invoice underrated the quality and cost
OF the goods, the government was swindled out
OF vast sums. The names of many firms en-
gagged in this nefarious business have hitherto
stood high in commercial circles. Altogether
the discoveries so far made implcate twenty
three firms in that city alone. How many there
are in Boston, Philadelphia, &c., for the busi-
ness is too profitable to be confined to any one
city, is mere matter of con lecture. The au-
thorities have seized the books of many of the
firms, and the parties will be brought to trial
as soon as sufficient evidence shall have been
obtained. 1t is argued that the frauds could
not have succeeded without official connivance,
but even should this latter fact be established.
the frauds have run through so many admins
trations that it would be almost impossible to
trace the offenders, who have mostly left the
service. Of course the Collector and his sab
ordinates are very reticent as to the investiga-
tions.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-19
The Living Hsaci.ine


Injure the main spring of watch AMI every
man stomach is to the human system what ttat
elastic piece OF meia is to chronometer. 1t ntfu-
ences the action of the other organs and controls to
certain extent, the whole living machine The
comparison may be carried further for as the weak
ness or other imperections OF the main spring is in
dcated on the face of the imepiece 20 also is the
weakness or other disorder of the stomach BETRAYED
by the face OF the invalid The complexion is cal.
low or faded the eyes deficient in lustre and in
telllgence, and there is worn, anxious expression
In the whole countenauce which tell as plainly as
written words could do, that the great nouris1;no
organ whose office it is to minister to the wants of
the body, and to sustain and renew all its paris is
not performing its duty. 1t requires renovating and
regulating, and to accomplish this end Hostetter,s
thing needfut. The broken main spring of a watch
may be replaced by new one, but the stomach can
only be repaired and strengthened, and this is one
of the objects OF the famous vegetable restorative
which for eighteen years has been waging success
ul contest with dyspepsia in all climates As a spe-
cfc for indigestion it stands alone When the re-
sources OF the pharmacop9ia have beer exhausted
without at best, doing more than mitigating the
complaint course of this wholesome and palatable
yet powerful, stomachc effects perfect and perma-
nent cure. In all cases OF dyspepsia the liver is
more or less disordered, and upon this important
gland, as well as upon the stomach and bowels the
Bitters act with singular dstinctness, regularing
and reinV gorating every secretiye and assmiIatin
organ on which bodily and mental health depend