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4 Young Lady RGrin5 Maniac at the Deah of
her Lorer-Hoso Page, Of Col. Fisk's RegiHsent,
aUds KILLED.
TOUCHING INCIDENT.
A young man named Charles III. Petit, aged
y years, was engaged to be married in two
weeks TO an estmable young lady named Ida X
johnson, and il was while returning from her
house, after extending an invitation 60 90 to
Brooklyn, that he met his untimely end. After
leaving his residence he walked 10 Sth avenue,
having some business 10 attend to, promising to
return in short time. Miss johnson seems %
have had presentmentof danger, and earnestly
entreated Petit TO remain at her house during
the evening, but his persistent argument OF
urgent business caused her Ia give way twenty
came mad searee6y ELAPSED when "a, e
that young Petit had been shot through the
heart and was lying dead on the aysnue. The
fatal news was 50 sudden that the young lady
sank insensible, and only recovered to he a
raving maniac. The next morning she was
slightly recovered, but at short intervals cries in
plying and frantic manner for him who Is deaf
TO all earthly sounds.
HOW PACE OF THE 9TH WAS KILLED.
The manner Of private Pages death has been
enormously stated. 4 member of the regiment
who stood fourth in the ranks from Mr.. Page,
when near the corner of oath street and 6th ave
nue., says the dastardly act WAS done by man in
the crowd, who deliberately raised heavy horse
pistol and planted two slugs in the head of the
Inflated soldier. The comrades of the dead man
quickly retaliated, a number of muskets being
Immediately discharged az the ruffian without
awaiting orders. In another instant the indi-
vidual who made the attack placed his hand on
his breast and fell to the pavement completely
riddled with bullets.
THE LEADER OF THE RIOT.
The Edward l.. Carey arrested in New York
for inciting the riot Of the 18th instant, holds
81 600 position under Gov. Hofman-that of
port warden of New York. 1t seems that for
three days before the riot an advertisement APP
peared in the newspapers calling ga mass meet
ing OF the temperance men" on a certain even
ing, Gas business of unusual Importance would
be submitted for action. When the meeting was
held, Carey took the chair and said its object was
to raise money for Father Matthew monument
While committee was engaged in ascrtaining
what could be done in that direction, Carey en-
deavored to exclude the reporters, and failing i'm
this, sprang to his feet and declared that
there was private business of Importance TO be
transacted. He said If the authorities would not
stop the procession they must, and closed by So
Letting the names of those who would shoulder
musket early on the 12thtand do as they were
directed without asking questions
The Tunes suggests that the authorities look
after several other parties, one of whom adver-
tised for meeting of Irishmen ssto receive their
arms for drill, and to prepare for target excur-
ion." The Times thinks they received arms
solely ''to 60 cunning for 0rangemen."
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LIBERTY, y. Z, July l5.-At a oelebration AZ
Leon Lake, IN the town OF Waviand. last go
nlng, cannon discharged prematurely. instantly
killing Mr.. Rynders, fatally wounding r. Park
NH; a prominent lawyer OF this place, and
slightly injuring several ladies.
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THURsTOES IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
teeth. Sold by all druggists. Price, % and 50 cents
y0UVENs IN0DOROUS KID GLOVE CLEAN.
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, q
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LOUISVILLE, July 1.-THE injunction case OF
the JefiersOnville. Madison and IDdi,nsr,iis
rallfoad, 10 eniOin the Ohio and NisSisSSpnI
railroad from building its track across their laiI
20 indiana, has been postponed, pending negOti-
atOns for an amieahle arraucptnent
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Batchelor,s Hair Dv..

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
lead, nor any rttaHe poison to produce paralysis
koasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
BY all druggists. Applied at l6 Bond street, New
York. d - fastf
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TerrihIe Sfor,n and Iarss of Life

81. JOSEPH, NO., July IA terrible wlld
rain and thunder storm passed over this city las
evening. Property was destroyed 20 the amour
Of SJe, GO. Five persons are reported Killed
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ZONE ONE, COME ALL,
TO THE
THIRD GRAND sCHUETzEN FEST
To be given by the
GEORGETOwS SCHUETZEN vEREIN,
At GREEN SPRINGS sCHUETzEN PARK,
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
July Bth, 18th and 10th.
Rife Shooting and Bowling, Grand Illumina
&c. iyISsfs
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FEARFUL POWDER EXPLOSION IN PARIs-4
Large NUmber Killed and WVgndel-The powder
works OF 80. ,.,aur exploded yesterday with a
succession OF tremendous ,detonations. which
shook the entire city. A large number of wo-
men and Children were killed and wounded
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Desperate Escape e Indians.

Era Of July Sd learns from Deputy q. s. Mar
shals McLemore and Baer that Santana and Big
Tree, two kiowa chiefs, were captured at Fort
~ when Gen. sherman was there, and sent 20
Austin, Texas. They attempted 70 escape from
prison, and actually relieved themselves from
me shackels BY Rnawing the flesh from their
hands and feet, but were discovered and shot
dead. MassAak McLemore and Baer report q at
the people Of the Texas frontier are very uneasy
lest there should be general OUTBREAK Of the
reserve Indians upon the settlements, to take
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15

IT rs SETTLED that Col. James Fisk Jr was
IN the battle or Wednesday, and that. he was
wounded Many doubts were expressed as 10 his
presence at al, and the rumOr OF his being
wounded was looked upon by some as a hoax.
Fisk, when the firing began, rushed out OF the
opera House, seizing somebody's sword, planted
himself in front of his -sxirne1it and took COM
mand- The crowd rushed upon him, Knocked
Ann into the gutter, stamped on him, kicked
hlna tore his shirt and shot him in the ankle
WIN spent ban. Finding thathe was wounded,
he leaped through the panel Of door and
sought refuge rom the crowd Fearing an at
tack upon the house fence was torn dow and
q earrcade made 20 Keep the crowd out. Fail-
ing IN getting az him the mob dispersed, wkilo
Fisk struck bee line for tho Jersey shore and
Long Branch. The gallant Colonel Is now -
the summer capital, and is reported 70 be ms
proying.-E. i. Erpress. =.
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source to-day were s4s7 7es.G5.
POSTMASTER GENERAL CREswEIL left on
the 12:i5 p m. train to-day for his home az Elk
ton, Nd. He will return on Monday
SECRETARY RoBEsoS and ex- Collector Casey,
of New Orleans, were the guests of President
Grant at Long Branch yesterday.
LIEUT.. COLONEL JAMES b. Fry. Assistant
Adjutant General, has been relieved from duty
in the Department of the South, and ordered to
the Department OF Missouri.
Gov: Cooks il expected to return here on
Monday. Immediately upon his return he will
issue the commissions 10 the Netaries Public
authorized by recent act of the Legislature.
Hon. j. L. MoRPHIs, representative i'm Con-
gress from the third district OF Mississippi left
mere this afternoon TO take part in the approach
ing campaign in that State
GEN. CAPRoN, late Commissioner of Acrieul-
ture, and his corps of assistants, will leave here
on Monday next for Japan by way of San
Francisco. -.
BY THE ANNOUNCEMENT elsewhere ii WIN be
seen that Mr.. Henry Howard, Third Secretary
OF the British Legation, has been appointed
agent for British claimants under the Treaty of
W ashlngton, and that his Office viii be No. TOs
Fifteenth street.
APPoINTNENTs.-The President has arpoint-
cd James Faulkner consul at Tumbez; Alfred T.
A. Torbert, of Delaware, consul general at Ha-
vana; Thomas Biddle, OF PENNSYLVANIA. minister
resident at Salvador; John WATSON, of rzona
70 represent that Territory at the centennial
eAhlDiuon to be held in Philadelphia.
OFF FOR THE Hot SEAsoN.-Judge VIM b
Smell, OF the Police Court, will leave here to-
morrow night for Monmouth, Maine, where he
proposes to spend the hot season, and return here
IN september. Judge W. T. Gray will preside
during his absence
SEcRETARY BOUTWELL, authorizes the state
ment that there is TO foundation for the para
graph that has been going the round of the news
papers TO the effect that subscriptions to the new
Ioah mad been suspended. The Secretary is
Ieady 70 receive subscriptions for any amount
as heretofore.
ikiAL OF INDIAN CnIRFs-The Adjutant
1eheral OF the army has forwarded TO the Com
missioner of Indian Affairs for his information,
copy OF telegram received al the War De-
taIInent from Gen. j. j. Reynolds, dated San
ANTONIO, Texas, which states that the trial of the
nuah chiefs (Kiowas) is progressing at Jacks
hofo', and that on the 9Th instant one of them
was sentenced to be executed. Tho General
says he has directed that the chiefs be held until
the orders of the President can be received.
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Fasfest Time ON Record.

NV loGKs July 1.-THE nrst mile Of %
gressf rss-e fr The ssratoes cup yesterday Bl al
by longfellOw in lao as the fastest time ever 70
corded.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvKNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s4e7 .7es.G5.
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Gov. Cooks IL expected TO return here on
Monday. Immediately upon his return be viii
issue the commissions 10 the Netaries Public.
authorized by recent act of the Legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15

e The shoemaker Of Baltimore held meet
mept az he inn fes ~ - <Earyi.,sd Pe-4,s.
tary I'm the manufacture u boots and shoes.
e George Kirk, one OF the parties banished
by tie fsNigilantxr OF Virginia City, Nevada,
having returned, was hanged By aoommittee ON
ThursdAy night. 49,
Es-The General Committee Of the Irish demo-
cratic Union held q meeting in New York Last
evening, nf which several members made
fpetches condemning Governor Holman Tor
nzrThe Wepallopea powder-suiIls at Hicks,
Ferry, Penna-, expl0dsd ~ 4 O'Clock yesterday
evening, killing Michael O'Hara and seriously
burning Peter Stout TIE cause o. the explo
GrThe Albany xsv.Ssg Espress, thininn
New York should have the Tice-Presidency a
the nexf term, presents the names Of George W
Curtis and President White, Of Cornell Univer
dty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15

LIEUT.. COLONEL JAMES b. FRY. Assistant
Adjutant General, has been relieved from duty
in the Department of the South, and ordered to
the Department OF Missouri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15

SECRETARY RoBEsoS and ex-Conector Casey,
Of New Orleans, were the guests of President
Grant at Long Branch yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15

fosrMAsTER GENERAL CREswELL left on
the 12i5 p. m. train to-day for his home al Elk
ton, Nd. He will return on Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15

san FRAxcIsco, July l5--It is reported that
the miners strike In Amador county L ended the
miners having succumbed. The troops win be
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ICY o. Auroerc0 Ma1 Found.
PorrsvILLE, PA, July 15--The body OF a
man was found near Mount Carmel, yesferda-.
he r. supposed to be Andrew Dresser, murdered
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SUMMER RESORTS.

TAUQUIEE W. 5. SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
Visitors 3esir0us to pass the heated term at this
fs' rite >ancEa-r Resort, will take the o. z A
4 and VI Railroad % NaTTenten, " There EEA4
Carria-e- I'll D. in readiness TO convey 49, i
tieU- SIX z.i-- over good road, to the SpFfngs-
Terms -lJ per week. $40 Per month 4 q dav-
children '-uder IL years and sery ants half price
l.. G.. SHAFER,
Formerly % the Warren Green Hotel. Warren
t"T. tReP.I j. l42w
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The Iowa Methodist Episcopal State Conven-
non has adjourned Resolutions were passed
recommending 10 the General Conference tha
maitttnance OF three great metropolitan organs,
and - remand the other denomi national papers
20 local support. II was also recommended to
nd ne German work by elecang Bsbeps vho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15

HON. j. L. MoRPHIs, representative i'm Con
gress from the third district OF Mississippi, lief,
here this afternoon, to take part in the approach
ing campaign in that State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15

In FAVOR OF THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON,
Ex-Governor McDougalI, late Minister Of Pub
lie Works in McDonslds government, Canada,
but now in the Opposition, has published a let
Washington. He thinks the great merit Of thu
treaty consists in the guaranty Of peace and thu
opening Of the st. Lawrence, which Involves tia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS
FROM EUROPE.

felesraphsd Exclusively 70 The Erenino Star.
stormy Debate I'm the Spanish Cortes
ON the Cuba Question
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GRAND URsIoN, ADJ,
WASHING TON TARGE T SHOOTING ASSO.

& GA TON,
Of 1s sJ sHkSE. 9sIz HiasI ell. Mi Mi.
Th fiafs e % esas; s eSi q under
ss xas VII 4tSs sssed sS
the members. 80 jy13st
GRAND ExCURsION TO LAKE sU.
VI PERIOR.
THE UNION STEAMBOAT COMPANY will
send their fsvsrite steamer ARCTIC, L.
frRf1? July asq5nfi 9lfFsEEkHs BUY july
9th. DETROIT July 2lst, on
Grand Excursion Around Lake SD.
-, ---. " 2. Perior, ~. goa, -
md SsanH foln' Of interest on that celebrated
The tTip via occupy twenty Ave days. Prominent
ssrnia, Lake Huron, sauit Ste Marie Stu 81. Mary:
,i
famous Ansthy yen Duluth, Superior City B sSs
Mines
the Pictured Rocks, Point aux Pins, Dsbour, Mack.
Parties intendia 3 to camp on the Fishing Grounds
r s.sePsson kiseF should provide themselves with
.Anexpsrienced phy stefan WIN be on board the Gu
goa BAND q mSse ~ Sig
.,As only EiGHrY TICKETS viii be sold, applic..
prsSSs i0T ,sbs entire trip, including Meals and
For passage md all Information apply to ss1.s q
-SI-s = SETH CALDWELL, Agent, - %
. =. D cAIpWW WIT street Ssn,5 SM9r, sa Ia
..,9 b. EPATRICK, --f = - d
je3(tJyl9 General Passenger Agent Buffalo,.
CORxs. BUNI0NA, HAD NAILS, % !.
-. ~. And other Diseases Of tke Feat
suceessfuliy treated without pain 80 the shoe can be-
De worn with sase Immediately after The Il
! 81 81. Dk. WHITES -, s1.'-F = y =
Rooms, No. e3S 18th street, opposite q. g. Treasu.
y. Washtngton, d. O., and No. q North Charles
He{erB TO the many eminent BurReons. physiciana
ana fhounAnds OF other reeponkfhle parnorl - no
patronize HI establishment o. , -, jeIa
WHITE DUCK vxBrsiIJJG ET1T
GOOD AND CHEAP ZsEII
HABLH RRerHERs,
1e 26 Corner 5th and p Streets
peLAs soDA
MINERAL WATERS ON pRAUeHr,
WILDU MS ID = UG 0TO = r.
T. No. ssl TIFTEENrH STREET,
nyis-an Opposite the Treasury.
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COLONEL FIsK's wound is much better to-day
Several distinguished surgeons have been II
constant attendance upon him, and they
declare that all apprehensions that the shock
would prove more than his delicatesystem couis
bear, are utterly groundless.-N. Z Commercial
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off FOR THE Hot SEAsoN.-Judge VIM. B.
Smell, OF the Police Court, will leave here to-
morrow night for Monmouth, Maine, where he
proposes to spend the hot season. and return here
IN september. Judge W. T. Gray viii preside
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15

The RECENT VOTE Of Massachusetts, on the
ing result: Total number OF cities and towns.
49, prohibiting the sale by o vote Of -ssNo % ST.
and by not voting, 242; by q tie vote q total
number Of 70 where the sale Is prohibited,
800; pfaces where the sale IN permitted by vote
Of "Yes," Soi toWne not heard from, s -
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II pleasant and healthy location, situated in the
Shenandoah Valley. sax nils from Win n z
Ui~sier, surrounded b. beautiful noun tain ye.EAY
- H-rT viii b. ready Tor BNAkDERS by &.:szl
4 r. july sulphur. Chaly beate aud LiInastOIIe
SFiucs; Bathing, Fishing and limiting on and con-
vt1teut C. the premises. Young ladies wishing to
free q charge The use Of carriage TO church is
also With ut charge. PeTsOnSBisfing the place viii
aidro-s {. Z. WALLACE, Winchester, Va, who
vii meet them u the depot. FaFe: 80 per day,
: per week; SO per msnth; parties Of four more,
SIS each fr three months. ReferenceS,-L. \.
D.sI- N els 9Th street; W ~ Milburn, No. 53l
Ialh -,---t. ID. Irea. my Building I'D 2aw3x'
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GEN. CAPRoN, late Commissioner of AcricuI-
lure, and his corps of assistants, will leave here
on Monday next for japan by way of San
Francisco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15

sEcRETARY boutwell, authorizes the state
ment that there is TO foundation for the para
graph that has been going the round of the news
papers to the effect that subscriptions to the new
Ioan mad been suspended. The Secretary is
as heretofore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-15

BY THE ANNOUNCEMENT elsewhere II WIN he
seen that Mr.. Henry Howard, Third Secretary
OF the British Legation, has been appointed
agent for British claimants under the Treaty of
Washington, and that his office will be No. Ta
fifteenth street. -
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Horrors of the Orange Riot.

4 Young Lady RGuin5 Maniac at the Deaa ,
her L0rer-Hosc Page, Of Col. Fisk's Regiase,.
lrds Killed.
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7 TO MARSHALL HALL, MD, -
= On SUNDAY, July 10TH, 1871.
wharf At SO 9. m. and i 50 p m NJ .EssI4
Tickets 90 Cents; children under l2s6
years free. Those who wish TO spend q pleasant d
are respectfully invited. Tickets can be had Of 1
the members. - ~ 80 tyl3-s
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DISEI POINT PAVILION,
IOWER POTOT}C RIVER.

Il LOWER POTOM2C RIVER, .l
II SORT OF CHEsAFEAKE BAY.
This tulUu- resort II open for the reception Of Wis
ltCTz, TN 18th October next, under the =
mana cement Il Mr.. John II. kiTkwOOd, FeTAH
formerly e tie KirkwCud IT use, Wash 49,
iugt city. Salt water bathing, fishing, Grabbing,
boating and hunting, ten pins, erOauet aud quot
mcL.s az this delightful place. Can be reached by
steamers almost daily from Baltimore and Washing
ton iweckly mail has been established to the
Point.
Terms 50 FER day, SIS Ter week, SIS per 1st
r1Iuth. S1l r-T 2ri month. Of ~ days Nu-ses and
children under j. years Of age half price.
- - A, r POTTS, Proprietor.
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LoNDoS, July 15.-DiSpatches from Riga an.
nounee that a terrible fire is raging among the
shipping in that port. Fully thirty banks have
been burned, one half Of which were loaded Will
hemp and corn. The American bark Killers l.
among the vessels reported destroyed. The lates,
dispatches say the fire IL under control
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE PAIN KfLLER."

The PAIN KILLER is by universal consent allow
ed to have won for itself reputation unsurpassed
in the history Of medical preparations. Its nstan-
taneous effect in the eradication and extinction of
Pain in all its various forms incident to the human
family, and the unsolicited written and verbal test
mony of the masses In its favor have been, and ar
Its own best advertisements.
The ingredients of the PAIN KILLER, being
purely VEGETABLE, render il a perfectly safe and
elicacious remedy taken internally. well as for
external applications when used according to drec-
lions. The stain upon linen from its is readily
removed by washing with alcohol.
This Medicine justly celebrated for the;cure of SO
many of tho Affections incident to the human fami-
Iy, has now been before the public over THIRTY
YEARS, and has found its way into almost every
corner of the world and wherever 1t has been used,
the same opinion expressed of its medical proper
ties.
In any attack, whore prompt action upon the sys-
tom is required, the Pain Killer is Invaluable It's
almost instantaneous effect in Relieving Pain is truly
wonderful; and when used according to directions,
is truc to its name, q PAIN KILLER.
Sec printed directions, which accompany each
bottle.
Price rs cts, SO cts. and s1.00 Per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
NH 1---d&w1m
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03

Be it also remembered that this Great Female
Regulator is intended for all ages and conditions
where any arrangement of the womb exists, espe-
ciay in those that have taken cold and checked the
monthly PERIOD giving pain and suffering instead
1t at once arouses and removes all unnatural obsruc
tions, giving strength, health and buoyancy to the
whole system.
Some young ladies have bloodless lips and gums,
and pale faces have no appetite, are dull careless
melancholy, Indifferent to society, easily fatgued,
with palpitating heart, Constituted bowels torpid
liver and feeble frame, constant headache, etc.
All these cases cured by the use of English Fe-
male Bitters and we offer 500 for any case which
cannot by their use, where organic lesion
exists. This medicine is put up in large Bottles and
sold at $l.50, six Bottles for IS. Sold by Drug
gists and Merchants everywhere.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03
A MOTHERS COMFORT.

Be it positively understood thai one tablespoonful
of Il. +. B, contains much medical properties
one bottle of any Of the common advertised bitters
of the day, and we challenge investigation. Ours is
drink as beverage. Ours makes positive and un.
misallable cnres others cannot cure, because they
contain no medicinal properties. Wegknow it, they
know it, yen know it.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03
k0sKoo CURES sCROFULA IN ITS WORs
FORMS.


FORMS.
From A. w. Mills, prominent and well-known mer-
chant of Norfolk, We.
No. II Main Street, Norfolk, Va. Sept. Is, 1863
DIR. J.J. LAWRENCE-Dear Sir: Your Koskeo
has worked wonders in my family. My daughter has
been sufferer from ScrofuIa since childhood. She
lost thrtyone pieces of bone from her ankle several
from her arm besides having ulcers in several parts
Of the body Whilst in this condition she commenced
taking your Koskoo--it acted like charm on hor;
under its use the ulcers gradually healed, and her
general health greatly improved 1t certainly saved
her much suffering, and perhaps her life. regard
Koskoo specific for all scrofulous Affections Your
Koskoo also cured my wife of dyspepsia, from Which
she suffered greatly. She Is now in better health
than sho has been ia five years.
With the highest regard,
a. ! sm gratefully yours, DC,
A. W. MILE