davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29
Metropoli,nu GOSSIP.

A thief was lately caught breaking into song.
He had already got through the first two bars
wnen a policeman came up and hit him with u
stave
Mrs. John Wood and her dramatic company
sailed from Liverpool on the 18th ins Tor this city.
me company will open at NiblOs Garden on
Marcia A, IN Brougham's burlesque OF "POcah0ntas'
Harry Palmer, Of NolO's Garden, sails Tor Europe
OIL March z. lie takes with nm ben Sherwood the
machnst OF the theatre, to get some new mechani
Cal Ideas for the production oil new piece shortly
The forthcoming drama OF Chicago, Before,
During ana After The Fire." which Josh Hart Will
shortly produce at the Comque, Is said to be OF
the most exciting plays ever placed on the metro
polltan boards
Inc VOkes family, who were engaged In England
by colonel Brown Tor k0Dert Butler. Oi the Union
Square Theatre close their London engagement at
Drury Lane Theatre on March "a, ana SAIL from Liv
erpOOi for America on Marcn 80, Dy the China, &C
companed by Wardle COrbyn as business mans ger.
They Will make their American debut at the Union
Square Theatre on April 15.
Inc New York correspondent OF the st. Louis Re-
dong the nastesst thing the stage yet heard OF.
TO Shiny, creeping tune she slides up to OF
Mowers, and drags therefrom hdeOus, cussed
snake She shakes the torpid wretch until he
slowly unlOdS himself, runs his forky tongue out,
and wags MS scaly tall in metre fashion, Then
sassi dances and WINDS the clammy worm about
her neck and II there's u man In the audience wants
to make her acquaintance alter exhibition It's some
man that owns an anaconda and wants TO have II
educated. Pm happy 10 add that saturday the
snake bit her hand, and 1t was red ana innamed al
night. Though the serpents fangs have been I'M
fortunately drawn, 1t Is not hkeiy 10 prove dan
ger0us.o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29

draw from the arbitration n majority OF tine arD
traitors should reject their application Tor direct
damages 10 the government for the wounded honor
OF the nation.
HERALD CoRREsPoNDENr-Ru as far as under.
stand it, Sir, this claim not direct one nor de.
manded as an atonement for the wounded honor OF
the nation but rather claim for actual though In
dividSal citizens Of the United states as conse.
quence OF the acts OF the Confederate priva-
teers
Mr.. SEwARD-But how are you to ascertain the
exact amount, or II paid in sum in gross, how and
10 whom is the money to be distributed which is re-
celved under the head OF consequential damagesY
HERALD CORREsPONDENT-This Is o dificult ques-
ton TO answer, Sir; bur suppose the money mxht
insurance companies and sucn Ike.
Mr.. sEwARD-As to that l understand that the
corporations which have suffered any pecuniary
damages or loss by the piracies which were con-
sequence Of the Queens proclamation are, like tndi
vidual citizens, Just and fair claimants TO In
that everybody who had suffered and Is entitled 10
any damages has right 10 present ms claims,
Now. Sir. you have the whole OF my story.
HERALD CORRESPONDENT think, Mr.. Secretary,
there are one or two links wanted TO complete the
story. You nave bat lightly touched upon the pres.
ent controversy, although infer from your remarks
that you do not quite approve of The Treaty Of wash
jected Johnson. Clarendon treaty.
Mr.. SEwARD-lmust hold aloof from this con-
troversy II is not Tor me 10 express an opinion on
the course OF the two governments, Tor houOr all
those who have been engaged In TINS controversy.
HERALD CoRREsPoNDENT--But Lord Russell, who
now occupies, relatively, tue same postum as you
do Mr. secretary, has not nesitated to express de-
cided opinion on the question:
Mr.. SEWARD know Lord Russell has denounced
the treaty. Well, sir, 40 think that the Johnson
Clarendon treaty was the best treaty that could
have been negotiated, (here Mr.. Seward arose say
Ing with sudden energvl and having rejected that,
they ought TO be precluded from making any more
treaties Tor the settlement OF the Alabama claims.
My opinion Is that the treaty which negotiated
failed because OF the the passions and prejudices
engendered between the two countries. the settle
ment OF the Alabama claims ls reserved for the
future. The time has not yet arrived, because
those passions and prejudlces have not yet sulfi-
ciently subsidized.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29
MEETING OF THE BaOOXLYa YACHT CLUB.

Presentation of Prizes Won ut the Fall Re
notwithstanding observation-disclosures OF
New Members-Supper and Speeches.
The ornate rooms OF the Brooklyn Yacht Club
were filed last night with large number OF the
most prominent yachtsmen who nan from the City
OF Churches ana New York. They had been sum-
moned the OF club business, and also
to witness the
PRESENTATION OF PRIZES
won at the last fall regatta. President Kidd occu.
pied the chair, and among the members present
were Commodore voOrhis, ex-COmmodore Laight,
Messrs. Chauncey, Felt, Hail. Wilson. Osborne
Bennett, Oakley, Osirander, Wood Nichols. Berry,
&c. The President having called the meeting
to order, Secretary Lee read the minutes
OF the previous meeting aud the Treasurer's report
after which v. 9. Haignt, OF the Board OF Trustees
made report to the desirabillty OF removing the
present club house to the beach building
new one altogether. After somewhat lengthy de.
bate the report was ordered TO lie on the table.
The following new members were then unani-
mously ected:-Messrs Z. +. Ackermann, l.. G.
Stewart, George Dunning, DR.. ]. H. Osman John
NJ. Wilson, II. I. Livingstone and Thomas McGTath.
Alter the appointment OF u committee 10 draw up o
code resolutions In regard 10 the death Of Colonel
Ambrose J, White, member oil the b. f.C., ex.Com.
mOdore Haight made speech, IN which he stated
that the prizes to be presented to the gentlemen
whose yachts had been victorious IN -
THE FALL REGATTA
Of last year were the git q Commodore Jacob
VoOrhls Jr. They were hands ONE Oil paintings Of
the 1our winning yachts. The first was presented
to President George Kidd, and represented MS beau
tlfu schooner Alice rounding tile Southwest spit
on her way to victory. The second was the sloop
Addie, standing III TO Gravesend Bay, and became
the property OF Mr.. VIM. II. Langley, the fortunate
owner Of that pretty craft. The tnird was an ex-
ceent painting OF the sloop-yacht Kaiser Wilhelm,
owncl by Mr.. j. A, being and the fourth on the
list le to the share o. Major A. e. Bush proprietor
oil the wave-sklmmer Meteor Each Of the recipients
made their Acknowledgements IN neat and appropri-
ate spe eches; alter which the members ana guests
present adjourned to the supper room, where
A SPLENDID COLLATION.
had been prepared. When the choice vlands had
been done ample justice to the following toasts were
drunk:-'Ihe Ccmmodore's Health, I" 'The Brook
lyn Yacht Club," responded to by " G. Halght;
''Ihe Ofcers Of the brooklyn Yacht Club," re.
spOnded to ny Mr.. Dillon; 'Our Absent Friends, y
responded to by Commodore Kidd; "rhe Yachting
Interests OF America" responded to by Captain
Being; "Cube Root as Applied 10 Time Allowance
the more we hear or 1t the less we know, y re.
spOnded to by v. o. DicKensOn 'rhe Rising Gen.
eraiOn," responded 10 by ID. Hall; "Land- LubDers,'
responded to by Colonel Oakley; ''1he lress-the
greatest engine OF progress; wnen The whistle blows
look out to clear the track" Understanding
sentimental about them, out their Influence Is al
ways felt" responded to by Treasurer Felt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.
ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. %, 1872.

senate
ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 49, 1872
large number of petitions presented against
repeal of the Erie Classification act and four
repeal also in favor of cxemptng mortgages
soldiers.
INTRODUCED.
70 regulate the duties o. town oncers In Newtowp for
protection OF taxpayers against frauds and
wrongful acts OF public officers and agents. II
relating Record and other Courts in New
York. II authorizes Judges of Marine Courts
courts 10 appoint and remove Clerks the Judges Of all
In relation to transcripts of Judgments of Justices of the
Pence and the debating OF the In County Clerks Offices
1t requires notices to everybody in the transcript the
OF the attorney.
BILLS REPORTED
To restrict the BROOKLYN
or loan ITS credit FOR local improvements. 1t limits the
amount for local improvements to ~ 900 600 time,
and for water and sewerage to ~, 2OU,00O.
Also to lay out open and grade bay Ridge avenue in
Kings county.
Also to regulate
FEES COUNTY CLERKS,
except In Kings and New York searching and
certifying I'VE cents Tor each and each
incunibrance dockens judgments (two defendans), not
less than sixty cents additional defen
taxing costs, fifty cents dockenG aud transbng, twenty
five cents
PASSED
Reappropriang certain portion of the income of the
approprfates III 300 to purchase books and apparatus
no regulate the pracuce 81 pharmacy and tue sale Of
Board Of Examiners and confe the College
the appointment of examiners; the penalties for violating
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
Company sent In In answer to inquiries Of the Senate
Der OF trains the of speed number accidents,
&C, Inc company does not own OF the property
put eases from the Harlem Railroad Company.
The Cary Crosstown Railroad bill was ecommitted 10 the
Committee on Raj roads.
The bl IN relation to petit jurors for the County Court
a third reading.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
"H Tr0vatOre.o


The short season Of German opera inaugurated at
this house by the Fabhri troupe came 70 close
last evening before q pretty large audience. The
well worn opera OF Verdi, which Is as familiar 70
the ears OF the New York public as nur-
sery rhyme, yankee Doode' or "ShOo, Fly"
was the work selected te give finish to
the season. Nine. Fabbr and Nine. Clara
Perl won enthusiastic applause In the roles
OF Le0nora and Azucena, and were honored with
numerous encores. Mr.. Muller repeated his former
successes as the vindictive Count, and gave fine
rendering to the %" Baen." He Is evidently the pop
ular favOrite In the company The Manrico OF Mr.
Bernard was very bad partly owing to an evident
indispositl0n and hoarseness, and partly to an
undue tendency to shout This Is serious draw
back In German opera, that nearly every
singer thinks that it Is his or her duty
to depend entirely on the power OF lungs
without reference to expression or color. They
believe in carrying the ears OF the audience by
storm, and not their hearts. During the season
that has Just passed Mme Fabbrl, Nine. Perl, Mile.
Elzer and Mr.. Mulier were the only artists that
proved themselves worthy OF praise. An opera
company cannot be organized at moments notice,
and no amount OF Kettle drums, trOmb0nes or shout
ing can cover up defects.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29
Assembly,

| ALBANY, Feb. 20, 1872.
Mr.. JUDD presented memorial from the shipowners
agents and shipmasters of New York asking nvesga
tion be- into the and exor,ions to
which they subjected by the Board of Pilot
The memorial signed by the Pacific Mail Steamship
Nan SRSesa gsSs sa
M0rsaa n Co.. AMI u SPARKS boyS HnGaen Co., WI
police -
To incorporate the Mutual trust Company of New York
BURG Es 81 se & o. also Of New
10 % TsS bs Of Gy Works for Bro0ay Pa
regulate packages of butter which agreed and the bill
The BIZ! incorporating the Manhattan Com:
pany wa1 lost by W to a. motion to reconsider laid
ELLIS INTRODUCED
sast Association OF New York, which na~ ncorpora
Se. Scott spnroe Crane. broons WIZ A.
aad several
male Guardian Society.
Common Council
ny Mr. ToBEYro facilitate the construction of railroad
by Mr. Morton To create in Kings county a Department
OF Public Charities In Brookyn also to Fire
a W Of sGG5 Enable life insurance commando.
BY Mr. JAPoYs-Grsniins further powers to the Yves,
By Mr. BrNNErrProviin for the erection of an armorv
BY Mr. RooHR TO incorporate the South Brooklyn Loan
BY Mr. Gossrrescriens the powers and duties of the
BY Mr. prevent the sale of adultersted milk
J BY Mr.. FLAMxEn--io abolish Imprisonment. for debt,
by MI she powers and duties OF Coro-
BY Mr. FoRT-Au.horizng the construction of street
railway 10 osweso' TIM rsrnx
BY MI ACKNOWLEDGING to the rate Of interest It isa
res. at instead Of SIX per cent and abohes The
per cent. agreement pay greater rate Of in.
.ersst WI, no, be good uaess in writing and when In
By Mr. JyDpTo extend the time for the collection of
taxes In Richmond county. On his motion the bill read
MEDALS roR THE soLprKRs OF THE WAR
for each officer and soldier who during the war
Of the REBELLION similar to the memorials provided for in
of New York also to facilitate the formation of new corpo
ra,ons where property is sold under foreclosure Of
by Mr. Hustled To charter the Elevated Arched Railroad
Com pany IN New YORK; the same bill niroo tho
Mr. CnAMDrns extend the jurisdiction of the Parx
THE rREAR-KILIAN CASE
ted ne report % the Kan Frea
asn9S assesss the
he IL SsSSasy Ssr
seat move occupied Iaa By Mr. sns
the motion of Mr. d. B. HILL the report was laid on
the table and made The special order for iweve
SELF minority committee assented from All he s' rs
portland would submit r,Sl Ra minority r3n rSpSrt
Mr. hlen1 . Offered The when laid
investigate the Department oil the Counsel 10 the Cornors
ton, particularly the Of opening tine
ment and names q commissioners therefor expenses
OF the same and the payment thereof and the
names and dues OF ali connected Herewith durIns
the whole term OF ONCE VI the present incumbent
- CAPITOL sPEEOuHs MONDAY.
On motion Of Mr. JAooBs report OF the Committee ON
M On Gs charge: the
order for Monday evening next
MT JUDD onei ed the following which was aiopted:-
the action OF the
HARBoR MASTERS AND PILOT COMMISSIONERS
Oh me port OF New York IN their oacial capacity
Nesoved, That the Committee Commerce and Navga.4
uon be and hereby authorized investigate auch
papers.
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29
FATAL FAMILY PEUD,

In Attempting TO Settle Family Difference by
Church Friends Murder Is Committed
Within the Holy Sanctuary.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2s, 1872.
George Webb was sfl0t and killed, and James Aid
and David Hamlltree wounded, on Saturday last, IN
an ARRAY at Salem church, five miles IRON Inde-
pendence, Mo. 1t appears That bitter family feud
existed between the Webb and Aha families, and as
both parties belonged to the Salem Baptist church
an effort made TO settle the difficulty through
the influence Of the church. With this view
meeting OF the respective friends OF the families
was held on Saturday, and while efforts were being
made to neal the differences between Aid and WebD
few angry words were spoken, wnereup0n webb
shot and wounded one OF AIDS brothers. In at
tempting to stop the fight David Hamiltree was
hullefa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29
IRON SHIP BUILDING AT ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS Mo-, Feb. 2s, 1872
Articles OF association have been filed IN the ONCE
OF the secretary OF State Of the western Iron Ship
and Boatman's Building Company, The business to
be carried in the city OF st. Louis, the objects
being to build wharves and DOCKS, ships, steam
boats, barges and other water craft. The capital
STOCK Is placed at 5000 700 and may be increased
ceedlng $4,000, 900. Among the directors are ex-
Governor Stanard Lee, X. ShryOck, Captain T.. w.
other prominent citizens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Capers, Davis Il Clark report having sold one lot
22x9o on the north slde Of Third street, Brooklyn,
between Sixth and Seventh avenues, for $4,000.
Also plot OF twenty -four OTIS corner of Fifth ave.
and Presiden3 street, 100xS73 on Fifth avenue,
BY 3S0x10O on President street, for 100000. Also
farm In Columbia county, New York, one mile from
HUDSON RIVER 2a9 acres, for $4o.o0N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29

Iedbrrod b them for confederation with the b,Ii.-
Within thfrty DAYS from the passage OF this act the
Onief Justice Of the Court OF Appeals of this state
shall appoint three commissioners whose
duty &c snail be to examine the books and
accounts OF the Erie Railway Company and To
ind out as near "a possible the amount paid oy th.
actually and In good faith expended by said COM
pany, either Ia the construction or equipment OF ts
road, and said commissioners shall report TO said
Chief Justice within sixty days from the time they
accept their appointments Is such commissioners
the amount so actually paid and expended, and
thereafter the aggregate amount or the capital stock
OF said company shall he limited to the par value OF
the amount paid by said stockholders and expended
by said company on It's property
FOR THE PUBLIC WELFARE:
ana hereafter no Interest or dividends shall De
paid on any OF the outstanding common SOCK OF the
Erie Railway Company until II has been exchanged
or converted into new stock OF the company repre-
senting Its proportional value as determined by
SAID commissioners, alter SAID commissioners snail
duced capital stock OF the Erie Railwa Company
has been determined; the rates ON the passenger
travel and the tolls on freight transportation over
Its road shall be so regulated and restricted AZ
NOT TO BURDEN THE PUBLIC,
requiring the use OF that road to pay interest or
dividends moneys now expended for their beneht.
The commissioners hereby provided to he appointed
shall have power to send Tor persons and papers,
administer Oaths or afrmatiOns, compel attendance
OF witnesses and to do all things whatsoever
needed or required for the purposes OF TINS act IL
Is estimated that under these amendments the capt.
tal stock OF the Erie Railway Company would be
reduced about one-third OF the amount now out
standing, and the annual saving to the people along
lts line would be nearly 81, 600, when dividends
are paid on The stock oil that company.
CONFIRMATION Of DIR. VANDERPOEL.
Inc Senate In executive session mas confirmed
the nomination OF Dr.. Vanderpoei Health Ofllcer
or the Port OF New York.
Ine Clerk or the senate has app0in ted Captain
W. w. Person, journal Clerk, and Captain William
Il W0odin Engrossing Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29
THE COMPTROLLER's PAYMENTS.

Comptroller Green made the following payments
yesterday
Department Of Of force for Feo 1872 S27b0o
IRE Departmen-Pay OF men Tor February $3.50
department of Public Insrucon-For pay of profes-
sors and teachers College Of City Of New York 10000
To-day he Will the salaries Of the regular cerka
IN the Department OF Public Works and of the
Water Police for October, November ANA Decen-
Der, ISL ...."..............,.,. ss76
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29
The Judiciary Committee to Re-
commend the Impeachment of
Judges Barnard and Cardozo.
A Corner I'm Rapid Transit
Stock.
Proposed Bill to Repeal the Usury Laws
and Fix the Rate Of Interest.
Confirmation of DR.. Vanderp0el as
Health Officer.

Imprisonment for Debt To Be Abolished-The
Judges to Appoint Clerks of Courts and Steno-
graphers-A Bill Limiting Expenditures
in Brooklyn and Creating Bureau Of
Public Charities -Assemblyman
Hustled and the Herald-The
Drug Clerks Bill Passed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29

Mr. Goegg German well cOnversant with
European politics, lectures this evening In the
Turn Halle, Go and 6S East Fourth street, on "Poil
cal and Social Affairs Ill Europe"
Coroner Young yesterday held an inquest IN
Bellevue Hospital on the body OF Richard Gates. a
seaman, attached 10 the bark c. o. wetmore, who
died rom the effects OF injuries received about
three months ago by falling from the masthead to
the deck Of the vessel while AT sea.
julius Beems, lad fourteen years OF age, was
yesterday arraigned at the YOrkville Police Court,
charged with the larceny OF $253. The complainant,
Mr.. John h. Honeck testified that on the 22d instant
the prisoner stole the above sum from MIN and
seCreted 1t IN tree-bOX, with the exception OF lew
dollars which ne spent. On being arrested the prls-
Oner admitted the charge, and gave back the sum lie
had concealed. He was held IN $1,000 bail TO answer.
AT meeting OF brewers yesterday, at the board
room OF the Brewers and Masters Insurance Com
pany, Broadway, the committee which recently IN.
terviewed the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue at
Washington concerning the collection OF internal
revenue on malt liquors reported. 1t was stated
that the commissioner expressed his Willingness to
simplify matters Tor the brewers much as poss-
BILE provided the stamps now III use could be deiaced
and suggested To them the use OF a "Dung arrange
mentn by which this could be effected. The COM
mittee thought that some chemical process could be
obtained by which the stamps could be deiaced, and
resolved TO consult Professor D0remuS on Ine SUBJ
Ject.
The Theta Delta chi Fraternity under the auspices
Of the Phi charge, Of Lafayette College. Pennsyl-
vania, met yesterday morning In parlor No. ia
Astor House, IN annual reunion and to approprl.
ately celebrate their quarter centennial. Delegates
from all the principal colleges were In attendance,
and more are expected to arrive. Mr.. ii. A. Smith
presided and Mr.. F. +. Blmeyer discharged the
duties OF secretary. The session Will continue TO-
day and Tomorrow but the proceedings are strictly
private, though 1t traDsplred that yesterday was
occupied almost entirely In receiving the reports OF
the various charges. Tonight the annual supper
Will be given at upper DemOnlcOs. when Professor
I. c. McCandlsn, OF William and Mary College, viii
appear as the orator, ana Lewis HOlsey, OF Free
mansburR, N. Y, the poet. The graduates OF New
York, without further notice. are requested TO
attend the meetings or the fraternity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29
BgNEvoLENOE OF THE JAPANESE.

CHICAGO, III, Feb. q, 1872.
Just before leaving for the East, last evening" the
Japanese Embassy presented Mayor Medill with the
handsome sum OF $4,000 FOR the relief Of the poor Of
chicago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29
Mr.. Hasted md His Anti Erie .Sill.
FEBRUARY %, 1917.

FEBRUARY %, 1877.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Your editorial Of to-day does me great injustice.
was perfectly well aware Of the effect OF my bin.
My object IN introducing 1t IN its present form was
to obvate any discussion before the committee and
to secure its immediate report, In ORDER that
might perfect 1t In committee OF the whole. L
voted against the classification act OF 1869;
have always favored It's repeal. am not m
favor OF any half way measure, but have learned
enough OF the ways OF legislation to know that q
bill Is never under the control Of the member who
introduces 1t until 1t comes before the Committee OF
tho Whole. When shall have perfected my bill
then 1t Will be proper subject OF newspaper cntt
clsm, ana VIII then, feel convinced, meet the ap-
probation instead OF the opposition OF the HERALD.
JAMES w. Hustled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29
NEW YORK CITY.

Mr.. Goegg, q German well conversant with
European politics, lectures this evening In the
Turn Halle, Go and 6S East Fourth street, on "Pol
Cal ana Social Affairs Ill EurOpe.n
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-27
Agents wanted for Cham berIin,s .reaI
Campaign BOOK, Tho
Struggle of '72:

Novelty q Political and Popular Literature.
Graphic History of the Republican and Dem
ocranc % tares racy sketch of the so-called Liber
natl Convention. The minor tickets or inside sbo,y
o. the campaign. The finest illustrated hook nah
shed ~ book wanted by every American citizen
Sia!Agaad Naa N"'' .''"' "''
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-27

Butter and chesse are almost indispensi-
BILE articles Of food. Properly used, they
are nutritious and healthy; but on inordi.
nate use Of either causes Indigestion and
dyspepsia. Owen Gaffney's Sunday Com
!Srt, Jndiciorsls used viii remove both Of