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New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
THE FOCEIU-.iTE RAILU1f PROBLEM

A ppGTreT rIoM CITIZENS or TIE NINETEENTH
WAED--RtILW ~ USuErAI1ON E1EUKKD.
At the meeting OF the Common Council yes
to-day protest aoItcd by citizens of tic Ninctecnth
ward Oecng to the proposed pian for surrcnderinr ~
larce n part Of the FGutlavt. and the intcrsccing
streets TO the Harlem Railroad Company, was ordered
Oh ti!c with The undOuled intention Of shelving it, Tho
rote after -:ycwing The action OF the Railroad Com
pauy in removing cr0sswIlhs and In placing obs'rlc-
Tons, such as cars and chains, across Forty
sixth and other Streets thereby making transit
imrracticahc, demands thc removal Of all distractions
ala. un.upcdcd use OF the streets 80 incum
L,rcd II that the resolutions submitted TO the
Board OF Alormcn Dec. a. and passed by that Board
Yesterday. entirely i'll the interest OF the Railroad
CIurany. and that the alterations proposed are ILL
tended for pcrnanrncy, become, of the greatest I'M
pultaucc 10 dycSt them OF every Objectionable feature
- So d0lng should involve Increased expense.
-u,A, track be ginning at Fotysccondst.. is claimed
c the only adequate relief; and the failure of the
KIr ad Company, when constructing its buildings and
tracks, meet the cOntug nclcs of public need Is de-
i4r The result OF al arbitrary disregard "i The rights
| ut TIC people. or II elimination OF engineering gn'-
rcr. 'fht the protesting parties have some ground
iol hcir acton is beyond question -, v..,
The plan proposed appIoprlatFs as nuch oI FOURTH
and teroccting streets s"Gna- Al area OF loo city
,:s-worth as su,. about >1CooOU-and releases the
iIaricn Railroad Company from all the conditions i'm
posed by the city ordinance of Dee 22 1881 That oidi.
aw JAM o. 1882, and they coyenanted to observe it;
The conditions imposed bv that ordinance limited
Tee rgnis Of lho Company 10, 70 f,m,.nv y"uas 'r'" :"
void ana remedy all UbstructinX OF streets, and
toal and preserve the passage over ne streets easy
M convenient" 1t also reserved the right Of the Com
llo, Council 10 regulate the KIND of power TO De used
ana "a, rate Of speed. The Common CJlnri now pro-
post, waive all these conditions and release the Com
pan, from its covenant -
The zcns Of the Nineteenth Ward arc wiling 10 con
every practicable point TO attain rapid tra. and
protect Me but they object TO Wholesale dehvery to
, rtilroad monopoly, aud desire to direct public
aticnti0n u the course 0f The Times, which,
a nee a confidential interview between Win. Ii. Wander
iit tIif IA in
pive expression the views Of citizens Interested and
no longer regards this question "a formerly did The
people Of the Nineteenth Ward determined not TO
l. this matter rest or 60 by default An assOciuton
known as the Nineteenth Ward Railroad Reform Asso
citation has been organized, and will hold public meet
ing To review these Uroccedings Tonight at BrevOOrt
| HAIL, in Fifty y-fOurtlfst., near Third-ave.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
THE RING DEFENSE.

As far as can be asccrtained, Tweed and
Connolly will move to quash the indictments found
against them as Illegal provision Of tho law Of 1870,
framed especially to protect the Ring rogues that
no action shall originate with a Grand Jury Of the infe
rior Court Of General Sessions while, Grand
Jury OF tho higher Court OF Oyer aud Termner
is sitting. Tile indictments against Tweed and
Connolly were found under precisely these circum.
stances, and is suid that part OF their action
was taken bclc re this clause OF the aw WAS known
their legal advisers the Deputy AtorneyGenera and
district Attorney The subject then up for discus
sOn and Mr. OConor declared that 1t was nero tech
nicallty which could not hold good before jury and
advised the Grand Jury to continue its Investigation
without reference to the clause of tho law. Other
than those engaged in the defense OF Tweed and
Conno'y say tho law originally framed to protect
tLesc robbers, and Is virtually dead letter and des.
ueratc t,fCnhe.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
TWEED'S CASE.

1t was generally thought, yesterday, that
other indictments against Mr. Tweed had been found
and that he would arrested again. There how
ever only indie brought against the chief
cal OF the Ring that the for which bail given
ON Saturday This Indictment ordered by the rand
Jury than two weeks ago; yet 1t WAS kept
secret from Tweed, and his arrest was = total
surprise TO him. He Mt liberty uIt
date any of his bondsmen should decline to act further
as his surety. At present tho bondsmen to whom slr
Tweed indebted for his liberty are those published IN
THE TRIBUNE at the time Of his first arrest On the 20n
for justification, should any Of the gentlemen whoe
nnInes arc at present on the bond fan To Justify
aud their places not be supplied by othcrs Mr T"tc
will again arrested In the event OF ha rehrfest on
the civil snit WITH be discretionary with Sheriff Br"
nan to allow Mr. Tweed to remain at hotel, ana tho
probability is that this will I've done as long as the pra
oner prefers the expense Of two guards to conhneaent
In the County Prison. ., A..
Ii was remarked yesterday. a. little singular. that
the ct-AttOrney and the Deputy Attorney Genera
did Oppose Of the habeas corpus, III Iwc"T5
case by Judge Of the Supreme Court. wie the Court
by statute Properly tho should have been brought
before Judge Ingraha who woud Doubtless havc be,
more polite than Barnard aud made the BALL Hhch ne
eoud not, Of course, deny less RIDICULOUS IN
amount Judge Bedfords absurd binIder IN AZ!
teripg the commitment of Tweed after be had
widely commented by legal gentlemen yesterday and
il was said that Barards mpolitic action IN IwtGps
favor almost outweighed BedfOrds stupidity IN betray
ing aui,nus against him 1t was also suggested to the
Attorney General elect that II the case or tho Ring
Was not soon taken Of the hands Of the blum
dcrnv Ta,nnIany Judges the rogues would all esea'e
The learned gentleman made no response TO this see III
Iuvly selS-eyiden proposition
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
CRIMES AND CAsUALT1ES-BY TELEGRAPH

DIR. Marvin. an old practitioner Of Omaha has
been missing Friday last N suppesed be ad snsst for
procuring abortion - yesas lsdy 1hs died Pndsy
.A FIRE in Boston last evening burned Chase q.
ss.is.ss &as: c. ~. s.&y a...ss y s.
-. Tho chain Of the marine railway at Yarmouth.
e. brsks ysssNsy VIII hauling hs csssssr hess saS
Mr. Crosby he Gst na swept so " vsss - eevssd
Elliott Gillette and Elmer Briggs, clerks 10 .
ssebsrss ya nas, vss e.. .s1 ,sssra:y G ne
Of ksrsssss ell II feared oas no' ssssss
William Veuner. sliss Brown, who murdered
The xsnas nI uIsG Ss va Avas tas nssA sssd ssd
shst whis rssuss sr'. W~ ssu's s ASs"ssH
has . wife hvias
...A special Grand Jary has been ordered % sit.
On ~ ss:' s; , e s.' s.. q he Cssso Cs"s
Council and stAss caty eossk
About 200 feet Of tho new iron depot in Sara
to. h.o.Sss ksssd. and ANdv,
i ,esssrda, ~ weight of accumulated spss No ESQ
xss hart IL bsIliss 10 eospIs,e wrsek.
The uswsdealers Of Syracuse, ten in numbar.
Who ssd By ls o..ss s for .s.s sss.se pssse.a
p their csss postponed until March dealer Isvvsn
tL..es Wright VIII sppsG As aessss ~ dsaasa ~
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

been established in the original bill. and provided TOT
new proposals and awards Of contracts Several
sent in sealed proposals. and although the law
that awards be made p tho lowest bidder, yet through
the management Of tho Ring leaders, the CONTRACT was
finally given persons whose proposals. named prlce
for the work than double that offered BY others
whose proposals were rejected. number OF tho pro-
posas offered were fictitious the successful contractor
inducing some irresponsible persons to put In bids 30 low
TO insure the awarding of tho contracts to them
When the time arrived for them to give bonds for the
proper fulnment Of the contract they could not DO
found, and an opportunity was thus Afforded tho
members Of the Ring to give annoying inqurers
plausible for complying with the requirements
Of the law respecting the awards But there were some
legitimate proposals made at low figures and II became
necessary to dispose Of these before tho programme OF
H esea to ou
whose proposal below all the other genuine Dds
upon by one Of Tweeds einssaries and offered 5000
he would withdraw his OFFER After some hesitation the
Another contractor continued obstinate, and the
sers OF the Ring were obliged S pay him 400 also
for him to furnish the necessary bonds and agree faith
fully TO perform the work. He had received one Of the
s inability snS snS in tins s
the Held open to the other competitors
npa for s oo npe noon tse Sas Named by the
y to pay d lS .s %
said he came on behalf o Thoa c. Fields and that the
latter agree obtain the contract for Mr. MARITIME
to be given when tho first instalent should be paid him
for performing the work. Mr.. MARITIME declined to
cede to tho TERMS and The contract was finally awarded
TO others.
Mr. MARITIME said, yesterday. to TRIBUNE
repOrter that he knew nothing about the
matter, but he significantly remarked that
he did not the necessity Of rakng up that OLD aair
my pocket to say anything about II. havnt anything
to complain Of, and would rather not say anything on
the subject" Mr. MARITIME denied that any positive oner
had been made him. but admitted that he supposed tnat
the he had not recered Me contract ods oeeauss no
had offered The Ring the amount desired Another
bidder offered to pay Thomas c. Fields
In cash. on the spot he would secure the contract t4n
canty sma remarking that he knew OF men willing 70
pay twice that amount and that he was not In me habt
unwilling compensate him according to tho full
value VI his laUOrs i'll their behalf.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
..l ..AA. rrvr ~ Ottawa.


u
10 SIE tIIAtlt, DlikL.
The annual so:ttr Df he members Of tLr
N . ..l,,' IN tuUI.'': l,,i.1, Eug1Ad Wa, he.a on
III an :,i,'. ~ U," al. vh'h don,ciy crowded
tic ,Iail .as tdA' e." Il -. Robert Ionc Chaprrl.
.of o, ia. Ea'hrq''I A'". ~. IcadI:g q: the report
aud .nr c'Iiou' 81 'i ,t,s :" the suocesAfuI s,u.
drLtr Mf. Love C,h''I"d io'2 ad hess PrIuary
I1uratipA cnrrtci'l -"!ci.t"e cgrroLt tOpic. Re-
hrr7ix 20 Su Ch1Il's j. a. attack royalty hc SAT-:
member -: Pai.,abcut e whom have desire to
tpcak tcrIns o! Hlra-Urc Lar ~ ~ The
eloe 81 Lis rUti u cat -" attention of public meeting
a. the Iol ia Of la. sAd Jt. manner wbich the Gov
erpn.eut Lac dealt ".h t.c Civi List, 10 the Royal
household and TO tnt I.:t,t- conduct Of the Queen
do not deny. aud shall M he lvi Iuysclf the duty 81
cthb+r!pK ths' Scb "in.H J.. bringing forward such
bihge II j. ~ "I - lf discretion and iudg
mcnt: bat u hdplc.s HAT M TIE person upon bOln
II d. TO.Ves 10 a. "F ip :- De- a-iineut which admin
strrs The fyi! Lr' Ed :'I Lykrf .la throw no Ul,.
Stacle 10 the wsy .! mot trsIcnv uyp.tigatOu
any IncnbT Oi IIHtnIrH Who inay dtlnnu nd a ia he
proper mdDrr ana Z" aHy n"ilrr of Parliament no
IDay NJ "a bry II iCr", ,rQ III the roper tltrtc,
The member have rtieIIcd ~ !. one ~ whom hay
krOw dye. Csle' med rim niu of urIuls ur
abilities and THINK IL pity Dc did not devote those
hbIt1cs To- what COHrcISc a better burmese | my
reLuJIk tJt thnh h. con icy ivcs very sever,
tehsurr. UlyiL@ forincd the opinions he had
aud doubt he has fOI ncd tncD Was
eb duty " iaac tho suc0vI ~ Pf0pr plare. VI course
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
MORE RING SWlNDLES.
rup GRADING or EiGHTH-AvE.-HOW TAMMASi
CONTRA CTS WERE OBTAINED.

The grading OF tho upper part OF EIghth-
ave. has years proved su unfans source OF revenue
~ cartau members Of the Ring Since 1850 three differ
.nt bills have passed the Legislature authorsng the re-
sr.1iue OF this avenue and, In accordance thsrewth
have been awarded to persons who have given
bopds and aresd for stipulated amounts 70 do tho work
n eatarpsss has twice been interrupted BY new legs
l.ton .lArns the Grading, and requiring sdverthng
for tnsv yropossis, and tAs making Of new awards.
Prs,strowpses N tAs v'slnity have complained con-
..,..l,y ot SS arss amounts which thsy have been
..A fur this work and the number Of times that they
have bssn called upou u pay fort.
IA Last act passsd Nay 1870. amending the act Of
Anr a. lSs1, materially altSrea the grade which had
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
CONNOIIY'S CASE.

The order for the reduction OF bail in the
civil suit against Richard b. Connolly was entered
a, Albany YESTERDAY and will be served the Sheriff
to-day Mr. Connolly will then give the s6ooooo bail re-
oured and be released the civil charge. He will be
at once served with the bench warrants In the hands OF
his partner and aier Warden Tracey and win he taken
tsore the Genernl SrssiOns His counsel informed
reporter yesterday that he will plead TO the 10
indictments for mfsdemesnor and give bail 1t Is hardly
,ossibr 10 complete this work to-day and may not be
mil "wednesday that the ex.COntrOer will appear In
The place Of Tweed ct the public bar to plead to charges
Of crime.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
BOLD ATTACK on THE ENEw.BRUNswICK JAIL

a well-planncd but unsuccessful attempt
made early yesterday to rescue prisoner from the
Nuw brunswick, N. j., jail About ]. eight men
knocked NJ the door Of the Jail for admission saying In
resrons 10 the Inquiries of the keeper that they had
prisoner deliver " The keeper opened this door
and ut Violently assaulted by those Gutsde
who gagged bound, ard threw him bed They
then ATTEMPTED To force the into the inter the
Jail but opposed by the assistant Keeper. who re-
hsted them stout, ming hs revolver aud shouting
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
THE KU-KLUX TRIALS.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Dec. 1s.-ln the hu-kiu1
trial the case Of Hayes AnA Aisehsn va closed
hy the argument Of Rsvsrdy johnson, VINO e.pe0 ~
% thst The evidsncs had not shown
these oaxs. 70 be tbe result Of :ny ss ,usT
r 90 ,nnnsss consuitstiOn. rstuFpsd vefeAe @
guilty :scGnd souS, s53%' 70 Hs II sss,s sVs
notice Of \ motion Tor new R1sL
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
SNOW ON THE PLAINS.

Ov,u. Neb.. Dec. 18.-Trains on the Pa
s p.,rn.d ara moving very slowly being from - TO
~ mind ,,me Tho principal difficulty 10 among
w. w n,..S Hn, betveen Cheyenne and Laramie. al
hS both east and vest Of the above places consider
bls delay ID experienced I9c s ,a, .tnrn II untrs.
patty 1 s s1. the
sSVorey, uus .aI,w % A. comfortable condition. Tho
s1rn does not scn 70 have been 80 severe a. " nrss
reuOrted.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
THE VOUCHER THIEVES.

1t was rumOred last night that evidence had
been found connecting others beside Haggerty aud
Baulch with the voucher robbery, and that warrants,
based charges Of completely in that robbery had been
issued against John C. Keenan, the expugist and Tam.
many snccurist Wm II. Cook, who was until recently
employed in the Department Of Public Works, and Ed
ward Dunphy an Eighth Ward thief. These three men
disappeared from NewYork it Is sad about days ago,
and 1t Is reported that the for their
been sent to Europo.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
pRonABLE MURDER IN MAMARoNECK.

A probably IataI HnIHy occu1Ieu OH DUN
dav in vile, north OF the railroad station at
Mamaroneck, wostchester County, between Jeremiah
Couners and Daniel Meaney. They have been employed
ON tho Southern westchester Railroad and Aeaney has
nan boarding with Conners at Scarsdale. and has
cted bis jealousy by paying marked attentions 10 his
wife. On saturday evening they drank ana q1arreled
tabbed hIs companion several times In the breast and
face with pocfetknife The assaiiant has been ar.
rested, and bis victim 10 Ut the point VI death
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

syJOICINGs OVER THE FRINCES RECoVERf-
stNENTEEN LIVES LOST BY A MARINE DIS
AsTrR--RIOT IN LONDONDERRY.
LONDON. Monday, Dec Is, 1871.
Official bulletins from Sandringham, this
xo,,n, ststc that the Prince Of Wales has passed
t d,y public rejoicing took place In Windsor over
nj. con> acsccnce. number OF oxen and shecp were
.ies y order Of tho town authorities, ana general
,.t was heidi TO which the poor aud many oiher per-
rops were Invited .,,,
fever contracted at about ihc sAe Time Win LIS hoy"i
H,ehirss
g,r Majesty the Queen. viii leave Windsor probably
4, morrow ior Osborne, where hhe proposes 70 stay dur
Ing ,he Christmas holidays
s. rr,neh hAls Costa Rica from Havre, bound for
Su,los A,tes was run into Last night py an unknown
vessel o hc Isle OF Wight. she sank soon after she
NJ. s;rusl carving down with her seventeen OF the
,r "A ihout needing the CIics oi the drowning men,
The unknown vessel hurried of and made no attempt "
rvn let assistance or save a Single htc.
Nowtth>t.ndins the oClaulatiOn OF the Lord Lieu
tenant ~ ireland forhddnc professions or asscmbagcs
in / MI dctry tie "Apprcniicc Boys Of that city TO-
da, .tt,,cd 10 parade. under the leadership OF MT
Jehl stone member OF Parliament. They were warned
Ia dc>lS1 from their unG,rtdkn-. bat refused when
fOIc of airy aud the con> bu.ry CHARGED upon ana
dispersed PROCESSION several persons were severely
Al.4cd Fra wide ihcic considerable excitement
Ia, al. Was quiet this ev'r.ng
Ol Today tiiltI~ aU ulVh
cau ai,rs Us topic being President GRANTS message
and the accompany yiug documents. fun copies OF whcf
been received ma. The Times article says IL
struck with astouishmCnt hy the exposition OF the un
T. andcd f.ctics for production Of the United states
"a! ,aos expresses the belief that general thing th
-PosOus OF the Secretary OF the Treasury should b
.Iout,d IL nevertheless hopes that tho American Con
will reject Mr. Boutwc!rs proposal for the giving
,~,,'tios T. persons employing Amercanbuilt roi
au.siTs. The Tunes approves Of the propositions TO
m Ponnc the telesralhs with the Post-Ofce Depart
uet Ih q, TO tho establishment OF savings banks
sad notifications Of The civil service in the direction
81 TCfIrm.
Tho mts denies that there s any truth In the repor
cl,..auD,d TO u LoAdol. journal last week from st
I-',s' hat the CzIcWt>b had made an sault OF
iAe ..-tc &c RcuSs.
LAILsI FROM SANDRINGHAM.
LoSIUS, Tuesday, Dec. 1915 a. IN.
The I:o.rcSs of Tie Prince of Wales to.
4 ,,t> ..,c,u.~ {, prounu, cd 10 lie satisfactory
au. 3: - b. ~" prob ,bly be able TO 60 out o
49, .o!~ .. Iu!r, .ur u.,ys.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I

In .ne Senate, to-day. Mr.. Carpenter from the Com.
riaee on Privileges and Elections, TO whom
rred tho credentials Of Foster BlOdsst and 7Somss
Horw ood each claiming scat - Senator from Georg
fr the term commencing March 4, 1871 submitted ro
mort signed by all the members except Senator Norton,
declaring that Mr. Norwood entitled to the seat ne
having been duly elected III accordance with tho law or
Congress- by the egslaue chosen pext preceding the
az pirat,on of the former senatorial term.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

for the police that they became alarmed for their safety
and fed Is supposed that the assaants intended to
release man who Is confined for alleged completely In
the robbery VI INC bank at Jamesburg two m0nhs ago
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
pyJOClNGs OVER THE PRINCES RECOVERY
st\ENTEEN LIVES LOST BY A MARINE DIS
AsTrH--RIOT IN LONDONDERRY.
neo1
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-17
Tailor Higgins Version Of =" Little
Breechcs.'


You saw you have never seen it
Wal, whar have you been then pray?
That you Amt hearn tell Of the poetry,
That was written by Johnny Hay
All about cd man Cripples--
And how one day he swsre
That with Gabe and a load of turnips,
He'd 90 down to Taggert's store,
Johnny will have it, he stopped thar,
10 fill his molasses jug;
But the mount Of it was twas whiskey
Or likely he wanted plug
OF terbacker to keep him from chicken.
For I'm willing to bet my shears,
Thep a int had drop of molasses
Inside OF the hous. for years.
And as for old Cripplcr's hunting
And praying and all SIGH like,
That will do to CANNON stranger
But it won't go down in Pike.
For neighbors all know for certain
That neither him nor Parr
Would have gone from Tagrarts till mor>
As long as thars whiskey thar.
Then they finding Gabe in sheep fold
Whar he hadn't slept wink;
But sot thar yelling for hacker,
Is poetical, don't you think?
And to dream that the angels totel
The burned little cuss along;
Is most too much Of a good thing
That's going it rather strong.
For think the angels deserving
Ofcensurc if they would dar
To rescue four year older,
whs had learned to chaw and swar,
And if the tarnation critter
Had belonged to me you know
Blast my eyes if wouldn't
Have left him out in the snow.
And vow if the Lord Almighty.
Keeps his spirits rowing round,
Toting such tarnal cusses.
Wherever they may be found,
He had better g running q saw-mill
And set the whole dern crew
To work, for he'll find that angels
Had better have something to do.
But there's one thing that puzzles my nod>
die,
That seems ALFRED strange to me;
Perhaps it's because m ignorant,
And amt been round, you see:
But lswar that in all my lifetime,
Of things I've known:
never hern tell Of an angel
Loafing around throne.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-17

vihsSAf Bitters ars not : vile Fancy Drink,
Made Of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Presf Spirits
ana Refase LIQUORS, doctored, spieed and sweet
ened to please the taste, called Toncs" Appetiser
"Rsstorsrs &c., that lead the tppler on to drunken
meas and ruin. but true Medicine made from the
Natve Roots and Herbs Of California, FREQ from all
Alcoholic 9tlmalants. They are the GREAT
DLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE GIVING
PRINCIPLE, perfect Renovator and Invisorator
Of the System. carrying on Ill poisonous matter and
restoring the blood to healthy condition. No person
can take these Bte according to directions and re.
main long unwe provided their bones arc not des.
oysd By mineral poison or other MEANS and the vital
o1ans wasted beIend the point Of repair.
They are q Gentle Pargative a. we'll a. a
TenIc, possessns also. tho peculiar merit ofacting
powerful agent in relieving Congestion Inaamma-
tion Of the Liver. and all the visceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether in
young old, married single. At the dawn OF woman.
hood or at the turn Of s these Tonic Btts have no
equal.
Parliamentary or Chrou,c Rheumat,sm
ana Gout, Dyspepsia or IndigestiOn, Bill.
Teas, Rcmitsent and Iutermittene Fevcrs,
Diseases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and
nuaddcr, these Bftteru have been most successful.
sack Diseases are caused by Initiated Blood,
which u generally produced by arrangement Of the
D1geative Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. Head
ache. Pain b the Shoulder Coughs Tiphtn.,s ~ thu
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Fluctuations Of the Stomach Bad
Taste In the Mouth. Bilious Attacks Palpaton OF the
Heart. Inflammation Of the Lungs Pain in the regions
o. the Kdncys and hundred other painful symptoms,
an the odsprings Of Dyspepsia
They invgorate the Stomach and stimulate tho tornd
Liver and Bowels which render them Of uneeuali.d
sfcacy IN cleansing the blood Of all impurities and inn
parting new life and vixor to the whole system
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions letter.
Salt Rheum. Blotches. Spots. Pimples. Pustues Boa
Garbunelss, Ring -worms. scald Head. Sore Eyes
1sisapelss Itch. Scurfa, Diseooratons Of the Skin,
Hanors and Diseases Of the Skin, Of whatever name
Or nature literally dus up and carried Of the
sssten In short time by the OF these Bitters One
nots In such will convince the most inereduloua
81 thelr curative effect
CleAnse the Initiated Blood whenever you and its i'm.
putiea hanuns through the skin 10 Pimpes Eruption!
OF sores cleanse y whom find 1t Obstrueted and
uxgidA In the veins: cleanse II when Il IL foul m
Mur ieelioGs willie yeu vhen Keep the blood pure
and the health Of the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking Il
IL Gystc % 20 naLz thousands are efectually de-
oyed and removed. Tor full drectiona read CAREFUL,
lh$ circular arvund each bottle, printed in foul
Ansuasco-Bnxliah. German. French and Spanish
J.WALKRA. Proprietor. q. Il. MCDONALD 4 CO
DruG-hts ~ Cen. Agents. San YraDeisco. Cal.. AMI
- and - Osmmsrcs Street. New York.
- SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS