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IMPORTANT INSURANCE TRIAL.

Tie Question Of Insusi Ing Foreign Bound Yes
sells and the Liabilities Of Insurance COmpa-
MES.
BOSTON, Mass, March Is, 1872
An important decision affecting the rights OF In.
surance companies has just been rendered in the
Supreme judicial Court. The case was that OF
Peter Anterior vs. The Phoenix Insurance Company,
and was an action OF contract. Mr.. Anterior was
owner OF the snip Northerand, which was insured
for SIS, 600 In the DEFENDANTS organizations. the n-
surance was TO continue at and from Card1n to
Alden, and at and thence, with liberty OF port OF
ports In the East indies, and to port OF advice
and discharge IN Europe. After leaving Alden
the vessel was taken TO Point de Gale ana
remained some time, after which she
was wrecked. The defendants claim that this stop
at Point de Gale was deviation from the course
Of a voyage to Europe; they also alleged that
AthertOns title to the ownership OF the vessel was
not perfect one and that the policy OF insurance
was invalldated Dy conveyance OF the property 10
other parties without the consent OF the insurers
Before the testimony had all been put III at the
trial the was taken from the jury and carried
10 the ful! Bench Of the supreme Court on several
law points ana that Court has now decided that
the plaintiff cannot maintain his action and has
ordered Judgment Tor defendants.
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DARING ESCAPE OF CONvICTs.
How They Worked Their Way TO FreedOr
With IA Hot Poker.

How They Worked Their Way TO Freedom
With Hot Poker.
On Friday night three convicts escaped from
Blackwei's Island by means which would have
done credit to the criminal genius OF Dick Turpin,
Claude Duval or Jack Sheppard. They were sent to
serve various terms, and their good conduct COM
mended them to the prison authorities VINO
extended TO them all the lenlty which the
rules and discipline would admit. At length
they were removed to the hospital, where
they became very useful, winning the good
Will and favor of those III charge, who allowed them
to roam about at pleasure. On Thursday last, how
ever, the trio agreed upon daring plan OF escape,
which to be put into execution on the following
night. AT the appointed time they met III the room
over the chapel, and there set about the work. one
OF the convlcts took rei-hot poker from the ire
and buried circular hole IN the moor, removing
the pieces till al aperture was made large enough
to admit or them reaching the chapel below.
They descended at once, and wnen IN the chapel
prepared TO make descent through one OF the win.
dows One OF the patients in the hospital died the
night before and awaited burial while another was
very III. One Of the convcts donned the patients
clothes, ana the others disguised their prison dress
by covering 1t with a coat or backing anu hiding
ropes they lowered themselves through the
window till they gained the grassplat which
surrounded the ediiice. Complete liberty
was now IN their Immediate reach. boat
Law the strand short distance, ana they rushed
to the place ana seized II. Having embarked, they
quickly rowed themselves over TO one OF the docks
on me East RIVER Immediately opposite, ana mndc
their way TO their friends unOpSerVed 0y the guards
on the Island. Yesterday ulotnng one oil the con-
vlcts arrested IN this city and Immediately
close confinement Tor toe future. vigorous search
IS being made others.
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MABlNE C0uRT-7AAT !.
Action for Dnmages-Faliiug Through Trap
Door.


Action for Dnmages-Faliiug Through Trap
Door.
Before Judge Gross.
Travis vs. Hammond.--The son OF the plaintiff q
lad OF 10, being engaged with the defendant last
summer his place OF business In Chambers street,
went up to the 1fth story OF the building, as he
states by direction of one of the defendants clerks,
and In closing the trap door, after
the goods were lowered, one OF the
hinges gave way ana he was precpltated to
the ground oor distance OF sixty-nve feet, break
ing both arms, his upper and lower jaws and his
nose. The present suit is brought to recover the
expense incurred Tor nurses, medicines &C., an
action having been commenced In the Common
Pleas claiming $4,000 for injuries to the boy
The defendants evidence was to the erect that
the boz had no directions from any one TO assist
about the hatcnways and that the accident was
caused by his siammug The trapdoOr. IL also APP
peared that the defendant had PAID the doctors
bulls, purchased CLONES for the boy and paid his
wages during his entire illness, dlsburslng about
$500.
Under the charge OF the Court that the Jury must
be satisfied that the defendant or his servants
guilty OF negligence. aud that the paintlff was
tirey free rom it before he could recover verdict
was rendered In favor OF defendant. For plaintiH,
I. Cook; Tor defendant, A. u Farnnam.
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BROOkLYN COURTS.
SUPREME COuaT-ClaCuIT.

The WesiHeh Disaster-The Staten Island
Ferry Company Complaining Of the Great
Expense They Are Subjected TO-AnOther
Postponemcn..
Before Judge Pratt.
Yesterday morning exJu1ge Beach, Of counsel
for the Staten Island Railroad Company, applied to
Judge Pratt for a postponement OF the Westded
cases. lie alluded 10 the great expense the CON-
pany had ueen put TO, and thought that 1t was q
great hardship Tor the company to be compelled to
proceed with these suits.
Mr. Greenfield, counsel for Mrs. Cheneviere ut will
be remembered that the jury IN one action brought
by her last week disagreed) desired the cases ne
had charge OF 10 be tried as soon as possible
Judge Beach spoke Of the mortgage on the prop
erty OF the company, and sald that II was an old
mortgage OF some years standing; and from the
losses sustained by the company from the accident,
they found themselves utterly without means to pay
the interest which fell due In December last. aud
they have SIX months topaz 1t IN, and they nave
pay the interest OF the mortgage, but that he was
not aware that any device had been ar
rived NJ TO pay these claims, as the COM
pauy were not aDlc 10 borrow the money. lie was
Tree to own That the company were going 10
appeal these 10 test Their legal naDuity rather
IMAM have their properly sacrificed lie was lear.
ui mat the pressure OF these cases ana tue discred
to when the company IS reduced ny them VIII make
1t necessary Tor them to dispose OF some OF tDer
properly. lie said it was contrary TO the practice
III THIS Court 10 press any trial and try IL over and
over again ia one session for the mere sake OF get
! ting verdict.
Judge Pratt understood that they were going to
take Que case a test Tor all tue Others III which
Mr. Greenheld was counsel. lie would not press
| trial tndt morning.
| Judge Beach said he did not desire TO embarrass
Mr. Nieenneld IN getting verdlcl II he cOy1, but
| nv duupe bcachl assured MN that II was utterly
lulpo,siDe LOT lhem 10 pro eed at present. 1t was
ct,eIly iuposs,Olc from the expenses OF this COM
pany, which tney nad beeu put 10 at the ume OF Inc
explosion, and the executions put upon their boats
and they nave not been aDle 10 procure pan for me
| settlement OF the results. ~
rms was the ihId term these cases had been en-
In.
! was In November and next IN January ana tne
other for TINS term Respecting The trial
| OF last week Mr. Greenfield stated mar
| tue. Judge well knew that they Ought
| 10 have had q verdict, and II was rather a ms.
| iaKcn Jury tnan mis- trlal, and ne could present
certain arguments THAT would can for a disposition
oi inc trIas at once. Mr.. Greenfield added mat ne
nad heard the company were about To issue another
| mortgage OF S25O,OOO; but for what purpose ne
| knew not. . 49,.
| Judge Beach-That is true and II is done under
| my Instructions for the purpose OF raising money
| TO meet the expenses OF the company Ihere ar.
Two mortgages already on our Doats ana our creIil
| Is such tnat we cannot issue bonds except az
! great loss. II the company were allowed W 10 W
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with their business they would be able TO md the
money to meet ALI exDeneea.

with their business they would be able TO md the
money to meet all expenses.
Alter some further talk Inc trial OF another OF the
cases was set down for the 9th inst, Judge Pratt
stating that the others should abide the event OF
tins trial unless MI. Greenfield brought evidence
ment by dsposlng Of their property, and then he
would submit that If the interest Of $1,000 on this
mortgage OF $200,0O0 was not paid before the 9th
or May they might take an inquest OF the property
Tor the rest OF the cases on the calendar.
MIR. Greenfield said the default OF paying the in
terest in December last was for the purpose or
allowing the property to be sold that 1t might be
bought IN DV tine present stockholders, who pro-
TESS 10 be poor, ana yet they have positively
affirmed that the company was worth $SoO,OOo
me SIX month, months allowed Inem ior the PAYING ns
when they will be able to sell oue and become
stockholders for new company, and so Dy get
ting rid OF the old company wipe out all Liabilities
against it, He therefore offered to Mr.. Beach That
II they would place SUFFICIENT number OF cOlater-
ais with him for the amount, he would advance the
$1,000 for the interest
Mr.. Beach declined TO accept this.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COuaT-ls ADSlsAlTy.
Collision Cases.

Collision Cases.
Yesterday Judge Blatchiord resumed the trial OF
admiralty cases. The suit o. Frank W alter vs. The
Canal Boat Bob Davidson, and Martin vs.. Frank
v alter and Others beng cross lloelS Tor COLLISION
were partly tried ana adjourned TO this day.
Adjournment of the CHuri-Death OF Ex-
Judge Whitins.
Ex-Judge Beebe novel that the Court do adjourn,
ont OF respect TO tie memory or the late ex-Judge
James II. Whiting who mad been for many years
Judge OF the Supreme Court He h1d also nlled
the ONCE OF District Attorney OF the city and county
OF New YORK, ana Was for forty years member or
the bar. ,,
Judoe BatchlOrd Immediately acquiesced In the
nOlIOn and ordered record Of II TO be placed
upOn the minutes.
The Court then adjourned.
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Henry Fricking Va Adolph Naturalization de-
MED, with $40 costs.
August Ritter VS.. Margaret NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
attorney TO he notified OF settlement.
James ii. Dolby ct al VS.. Thomas Curry ct al-Mo-
ton granted with $40 costs, 10 abide event.
Mary j. Conroy VS.. James COnrOy.-Motion
granted, and SIS a week alimony ana 500 counsel
fee.
granted.
OiMahony VS. Belmont.-Motion denied.
The LATE JUDGE WHITING.
After rendering the above decisions and hearing
n few motions the Court, on motion OF Mr.. Brown,
adjourned as q testimonial OF respect TO the late
Judge Whiting.
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SUPREME COUsT-CaAN3saS.
Decisions.

LfctstOEts
by Judge CardOZo.
In the Matter OF ine Application OF Sarah 4.
VaEce.-Moton granted.
Thompson VS.. Erie Railway Company. Order
settled
lsaacs vs.. Buchs.-Moton granted.
Chapman vs.. Cnapman.-PrOof OF publication OF
summons wanted.
Goldslein VS.. Contradiction denied.
Mestervelt vs.. AcSiey.-See OphtOu.
Town vs. O'Brlcn.-See memorandum.
Reed W. GarrsOn.-NOuOu granted.
Mcmahon vs.. Dailv.-Sec memorandum.
Schmidt VS.. DUuy.-Molon granted.
Budllng vs. f. lwaTds.-Moiien granted.
Jusfn vs.. Justn.-lniuncti0n against the removal
oil the children continued. -
str,sburger vs.. Fisk, Jr.--Motion denied. see
MEMORANDUM.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Charge Against n Letter Carrier-The Gift
Enterprise system.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United states VS.. Robert Elder ana Freeman
Gornish-Elder was letter carrier, and IL is
charged that he was in collision with Freeman for
the purpose Of taking from the Post ONCE certain
letters winch Elder elvered 10 Freeman the latter,
a. alleged, opening the letters and approprating
their contents. 1he Commissioner held botn the
accused parties TO await the action OF The Grand
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SUPREME CoURT-THltL TERM-pAaT !.
A stock Mining Suit.
Before Judge Barrett.

Before Judge Barrett.
Robert NICK. Ormsby vs.. Vermont Copper Mining
Company Some fifty thousand shares OF the defen
dants' stock were sold about fifteen years ago.
shrough refusal to pay three per cent levied under
the laws of the state of Vermont. Notice given
the stockholders OF the SALE and for several years
parties owning the stock acquiesccd In the same
anu Other stock was put on The market IN ITS place.
The plaintin, VINO IL lawyer, arranged, as
alleged, with DINER parties to collect the
amount Of the dead stock, regarding which
the present suit was brought, and whicn was held
uDti n advanced some 80 share. The suit was TO
recover the amount some $4,000. Inc defence
va. hat the stock was dead ana that II not dead
THAT the plalntiD had II purchased win view OF
bringng suit. and that the action, under the CIR =
instances, could not be maintained. verdict
was JVen for tue defendants. An allowance OF s so
AID .taY Of Jhlry days was grained ~ the Court,
but mouon denied Tor a new Trial Oh the minutes.
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MARINE C0UBT-2ART 2.
Death of Ex.J udge Whiting.

q
Yesterday on motion OF counsel practiclng In this
Court to adjourn In respect to the memory OF ex-
Judge James II. Whiting, deceased, the Court ad.
journed for the day. On motion OF +. KurtZman
before His Honor ]. Joachimsen, to adjourn, the
Judge In eloquent and feeling expressions referred
to the early career OF Judge Whiting. He said he
was one or those Known among such men as Lever
edge, Siliiman. Thcrne aud others all OF whom
were distinguished for their integrity. high tone,
and especially zeal for their clients interests.
Alter paying tribute 30 the pubic career or The
deceased jurlst the Judge adjourned Court TO this
morning Ut ten O'Clock.
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SUPERIOR C0uRT-pAaT 2.
Respect for the Late Judge Whiting
Before Ju lge McCunn.

Before Judge McCunn.
Notwithstanding his protracted and severe H.
ness, and from which ne IS not yet wholly re-
covered Judge McCunu took his seat on the
Bench yesterday morning. Although hardly
pnysicauy capable Of resumng hi9 judicial duties
me SAID that finding tie calendar very large,
he should mold the Court dur ng the balance OF
the Term. Hardly HAD the Judge tnus signlhed
his intention OF entering al once upon the trial or
the causes before MN, Wnen m0uOn was made by
Mr. !. {. i. Buckley for an adjournment out OF
respect the memory Of the ,lte eN-Judge Whiting.
He accompanied the motion by some very apprO-
pirate remarks eulomsuc oil tne deceased, winch
were seConOed IN ike appropriate speech by Mr..
ArnOux. Judge McLunn also most lceiingly ana
happiV expressed hls estimation Of the nigh and
manly character Ol the deceased and Then granted
The motion adJOurnng the Court.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

BARRY-DE LA FoREsT-On Tuesday, March IL,
by the Rev. Mr. Auory. NJ. LUCIEN BARRY TO MISS
MARIQUrTA DE Ia FOREST, daughter OF the Consul
General OF France at this port,
Philadelphia and Havana papers please copy.
DARGA SSEGUIE.-On SUNDAY, March IL,
at the parsonage, 10y the Rev. DR.. Mickels, EUGENE
h. DARGAvEI, OF New York city, 10 MARIA A. REESE
GUIE, OF Williamsburg. No cards.
Baltimore papers please copy.
SHAW SONTAG.-On Wednesday, March 13, at the
residence OF the BRIDES mother, by the Rev. s. IL.
Tying, Jr., Mr.. SHAW, OF Brooklyn, to Miss JULIA u.
SONrAG, oI New YORK.
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T He COUR r S.


criminal Business in the United States Court
Death Of Ex-Judge Whiting; Respect by the
Court and Bar to His Memory-charge
Againsta Letter Carrier-A Stock Min
ing Subtitle Burke Gardiner
Case-Action for Damages
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COURT OF OYER AND TeRmlSEa.

Fanny Hyde's Trial Postponed.
Before Judge Pratt and Associate Justices.
Judge Pratt announced yesterday that the trial Of
Mrs. Fanny Hyde, the alleged murderess OF George
w. Watson. would go of for the term. The trial OF
the case was set down for to-day.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Criniinni business.

Judge Shipman entered court yesterday, and
formally adjourned II TIL this morning at the usual
hour when the trials OF criminal cases Will be COM
menced before Judge Beneulct
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BROOKLYN COURT CALENDAR.

CITY CouRT.-Nos. 2os, 1877 142, 141, $50. 10, 2Oe,
292 1O4 49, 1884, l54H, lit. 234 235, 236, 237 23s,
239 240 2 242 24i 246, 245, 24 24S, 249, $50, ISL
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new YORK STATE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, March 1s, 1872.
SUPREME COURT-GENERAL Observation-Disclosures for
Tuesday March 19.Nos. 81, "a, 55a, 90, o., 90, 81,
95, 90, 1922 1903. 10i, 105, 100, LOT.
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MACHINERY.

WHITFORD 4 COR>CADEN ENGINEERS AND ma
w chinists, 10 Vandewater street-Machinery moved
repaired and put up Shafne, tueys and Hangers FUR
nsned An Otis Elevator % horse Engine for sale
cheap
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sUptalrs CuuNT-spiClL TENN.

DcclsiOn-.
Hiram Anderson vs. William Il. Babsock et al
ORDER granted
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING Be
tween Richard Shugg, George Is. Collins and Proctor r.
shmgg TINS DAY dissolved by mutual consent The business
Will oe hereafter conducted by Richard and Proctor
X. Shugg RICHARD SHu00.
GEO. b. COLLINS.
NEW YORK, March ls, ls'2 PROCTOR II. SHU00.
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w ANTEDeBy TWO GENTLEMEN, PARLOR AND
w two Belrooms two Bedrooms, vi bout board, In
respectable part of Brooklyn Address Il. W. NJ, Herald
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Impertaut Internal Revenue Deciston-Con-
nscaiiOn Of Gold COin-The Great Western
Railroad Company aud Coal Carriage.
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yyTANTED "A FURNISHED HOUSE IN HARLEM OR
w Weschester county. railroad, price not over $40
per month small family. Address j. f., box 435 Post oce
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

"A PARTY ESTABLISHED IN BUSINESS CON.
IA trolling line Of goods paying PER cent profit desr.
Gus Of extending their wholesale department. WIN accept
without anxiety: beat references
given required For particulars location &C. cali on W.
f. LANGLEY, 10 University place. - - "
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VIZ ANTED-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS IN PRI-
w yate house for housekeeping ny young lacy, who
music, French and German lessons references Ad-
dress C. L. Herald Uptown Branch onice l265 Broadway
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-05-11

OF this Act, ana while so trespassing, firing a
gun, destroying shrubbery or cultivated flow
ers, picking or taking away any kind of fruit,
shooting any kind of bird or poultry, injuring
or casting down any fence, or leaving open any
gate, shall be deemed guilty ola trespass I'M
der this Act, and liable, therefor, to a fine Of
not less than five nor more than twenty dol
lars and costs, which fine and costs shall be re-
covered in the manner set forth in the second
Section of this Act, and for which fine and
costs, if not paid when judgment therefor is
rendered, said trespasser or defendant shall be
by the justice rendering such judgment, COM
mitted to the Jail of Baltimore county, for not
less than five, nor more than ten days, unless
said fine and costs are sooner paid.
PIG. 1t shall be the duty of the several con-
stables acting within the Election Districts of
Baltimore county operated upon by the provi-
sions of this Act, to arrest upon view, and take
and prosecute before justice of the peace
of said county any person trespassing as
aforesaid who upon being notified by said
constable to cease such trespass shall re-
fuse or.peglect so to do.
217. All fines collected by justices of the
peace, pursuant to the provisions of this Act
shall be by said justice paid over to the Treas
urer of Baltimore county for the use OF the Pub
lie Schools of said county.
SECTION 2. Be it enacted, That this Act shall
take effect from the date of its passage.
Approved April lst, 1872.
VIM. PINKNEY WHITE,
Governor.
We hereby certify that the aforegoing is a
true copy of an act which passed the General
Assembly of Maryland at the January Session,
1872.
AUGUSTUS GAssAWAY,
Secretary Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk Of House of Delegates.
DANIEL j. McCAULEY,
BENZ. F. JORDAN,
EDWARD RIDER,
Co Commissioners for BALTIC. County.
April 27.-3t.
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Miscellaneous.

ten Agents, San Francisco Ca and "a Commerce street. y l.
MILLIONS Bear Testimony 10 their
wonderful Curative Effects.
They are not a vile Fancy Drink, Made Of Poor
Rum. XVhiskey, Proof Spirits mud Refuse
Iiauors doctored spiced and sweetened 10 please fli,
taste called ..Tonics "A ppetizers' s.Restorers &C.
tbatead the tppler on TO but are
t,a ,d;c,e made iron, the native Roots and Herbs
of California. free from all Alcoholic Stimu-
Iou,s They arc the GREAT BLOOD PCRI.
ETpU and A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE,
perfect Renovator and Invigorator Of the System
carrying of all poisonous matter and restoring thehooa
to healthy condition. No person can take these Bit
terv accordirs- IN directions and remain long unwe
-, -. -, - . s..,5 -. mineral
poison or other means and tho vital or,an- wssted
i,ero,,d tho mint Of ranair
Oeyo''t '"e PM =,
Ihey are "e".ie "'R't.'e a. " - 80 =
fonic' i'sNs'7i"p' '9'' ~ i'1,n''.' " e-0
q po"eii.u akei' :" y
hal.o 9. w i,v,, ,,.. - -
20 -. -. -
oiu' ii'' - A','s''' 8
Hie TN y n.y. -
- a, :. - - ss.s
.Is lisa. 'tA" D'".' - r...... -.
BliiOus, heHhtent ana iniefniteha &c
vers, Diseases Of iiIe Blood, Liver. Kid
80 ,ud ,id.r 4l.se Tsi.ters have l,ecp most
neSs an" Di'."u.' ' ''i-iO
TIood which "a generally nroducr,l l- Arrangement
= - n.a.-.,.-a o.,
OF the DIGESTIVE Ors'hs.
DYSPEPSIA OK INDl"Eo HlVN' neao-
acne ram In the shouaers' OoughS Ilsnthess Vi the
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations OF the Stomach
Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks Papifation OF
the Heart Inflammation OF the Lungs Pam In the re-