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New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
noRsE AND cArRIAGE NARKET
Nrw-YonK. Thursday. Aug. 10. 1872.

NEwYOHR. Tbursday. Aug. 10, 1877.
The main feature in the horse trade, in fact
the only enc o Interest wo had occasion TO record for
some time pas was the sale Of five tiottng horzos par;
Of tho ostate OF the late Augustus Eobc, w;eh vers
brought 20 the hammer by order Of the e1ccutory Mr.
Arch. Johnston Of Johnston q Van Tasse oica;eh ss
aLctOnccG, auG Was surluuicj by Niy la4le anu
tOeiaDy well d. goscG attendance Of bidders and spec
taOf., composed CLCdY Oi prominent hoifsOWncis h.
fTcqucn;crs Of the tnrf thc majority of whom aapHo
10 ie Thoroughly acquainted WIN the mcrr aH3 tcto.4o
Of the STOCK of rel. The horses s0d a. tOilO"5:
BacE MARY 15l hands higs 10 OF, nrd
L. L. to ST. Win L5mbe o. ibis y for.......... e2l5
G,a I mare % t. %li y Iacer of this esy aor go %
SOufi gclirg lIcse. l52 hans 10 ycr Od raised u VI
rniai 20 Fleetwood. b. i57 IN 1883 The ss;h
@ 10 %. Lauscf Of ll e $50
Sorfel mare Alice Huntington, ijl hands high. Joa OH,
sired By Champion. dam Thoroughbred Haftaway marc
(Aice entered at fleetwood n thfemlnGie race "a
John G Lore ofPhaphs 80. las 20
Brown gsliing David nner Is:2 hands high. years od
ra.ef In Keltgoky Prospec, Park Oct. IL, i8,
beat Fanny Germ. Lady Emily. Jennie. Grace BsitfiD.
Flora, and Enigma, n23i 1881, and 1854, making the
Fleetwood latch 500 against Lady WeeB and is,aacei
her in 23l irst heat sold TO VIM H. Greg a ms e i9r lS79 ~
5000 70
To this 10 he add M WAGONS sakes harness
Making grand $3.50 %
formerly Tweed although included IN the catalogue
The above sale offered and knocked sosn for 500 to Mr.
ADden0n
Messr Johnston Van Tassell will hold their regular
semi-weeky SALE tomorrow, Friday, the l6th inst. at
the Horse and Carriage Auction Mart In East Thir-
teenth-st.
The sale held this day at Messrs waldron 4 Cookies
downtown Auction Mart In Churchst, has been re-
ported az follows:
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16

sun .... G1 ru. Moor sctS'''''''' @W
Dsv-A
SAINT, Hook. 5;i6 o,s tna. Hell safe Iery Hf5
Ht"H wATFH ply-P ., o.,. D.
$40 Cows 623 hch w" ''''' o'
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
LIBERAL FEELING IN SOUTH NEw-JERsEY.
IN. Edffor The Trshuoe

LIBERAL FEELING IN SOUTH NEW-JERsEY.
70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR The Greeley men of VIneland, after
beng laughed then tempted with promise of office,
hatered, aud then abused, finally determined to organ
ize. Tie announcement of the meeting, with no
outside attractions and array of speakers, su-
cient TO Ill the hail. The feeling was earnest and
thusiastic The meeting excellent and harmonious
Republicans and Democrats working in cordial union
for a common cause. Reports were most encouraging.
One man had eanvassed the neghbOrhood and found
thirteen voters, ten Of whom were Republicans and
three Democrats Nine of the Republicans would vote
for Greeley and all the Democrats, leaving a solitary
Republican 70 the Grant collar Clear and
excellent speeches made by levelheaded
men. Greeley and Brown Club organ
ized, and C5 names at enrolled. This list
has since largely increased have list Of IS Re-
pubcans this immediate vicinity who strong for
Greeley the list is only begun. The Democrats are
support them with vgor. Not only in Vineand but all
through South Jersey there numerous Liberal Re-
publicans Mville has h0urishinR Greeley and
Brown Club. Bridgt0n has many Liberals, who
soon with tine Democrats in local organization
recently visited Camden, and found the Liberal senti
DeDt strong and growing. have just been 10 Seavie
and Townsends Inlet, in Cape HAY County, and Gree
ley abound at both places South Jersey Will do
effective work in the campaign. large per cent OF
the Republicans will vote the Cincinnati ticket, and
there is scarcely Democrat who Is not cordial in sup
port OF Baltimore. OSCAR CLUTE.
PiHelQHd, N u, Aug. H. 1871
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
ERIE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement of

ERlE RAlLWAY.-Summer Arrangement of
IL TraiRs taking effect June H. 1872 From Cbsnbersst Depot flor
Twenty thni5. note beiowl
Coaches to Buffalo and Niagara Falls and Sleeping Coaches to
II am-EIpres. Mai, for Bu.lo and Nsgar. Pals Drawing
5;3C Night Express Sleeping Coaches 10 Buffalo and Niagara
200 D. M (Ds Cincinnati and Chicago Night Express Sleeping
Coaches through to Cincinnati Buffalo, Niagara Falls and thence
For Port Je 600 aOO OO and m 4:aO $50 and
For Goshen and Mdfeovn .oo scO 1890 lOO and 'lS H.
800 40, $50, and 't7:00 D. IN.
For Warwick, 600 lOO, and I'LL Is a. M, 40 p. m.
Newbugb, 1890 800, and 1900 3j0 43) and $50
For Sufrn 1890 800 1870, Hoo fll5 a 3JU 400 800
$3.50. 500. i6:9, 800, and 'll;20 .. 80.
ll:O0 sll:I5 3:30 400 800 900 6:J0 1900 and 'lljO
For Paterson 1880 1900 lOO 1l:l5 1900
las 800 400 500 5l5, $780, GEO. $3.50, Go 95 @ll3O
For RutherfaT PARK Pass,c .73o 1890 1000 loo
NJ u m 'I:45, $780, 400, SIS 600 $685. 6;iS and IL
For H,eken.aek and Way BIS and 1915 m Loo 400 500
Goo ard $50 p m. snd Saturdays only, IL midnight
Fo Hsdale 8:l5. and t3:i5 Leo 400 500,
and Goo o. m, anil SATURDAYS only, 1900 midnight
Po Spring Valley and Way 500 BIS 85 and 900 leo AS,
500 and Goo .nd SATURDAYS only 2:0O midnight ron coz
EEewOod 500 1:45 300 1880 3l3 El5, f45, 800 $50,
and s7:45 D m SATURDAYS only, I2:OO midnight
For Crekl 50O 7:i5 1880 3l5, ais $50, 600 and
+Tt5P IN. Saturdays only 1900 midnight o 80, "a. o.. eoo
Piemont o. T45, - 1870, El5 i:45, 5:1, $50,
and t7:l5 D. m. Saturdays only, u midnight.
For Pnont Nyacs 7:45 and - and l1O 445 $780,
60, and f7:45 .. IN. Saturdays only, IL midnight
B-Tans leaving Chsmbes hours or bali hours leave
Tyentythirls than above time The H. 1880
D. m and II midnight trains from Cbambers.st only
n the n H. r. Of " leaving Chamberss.
hours Twentyrst 20 minutes earlier than above time.
Tickets for passage and for Drawing Room and Sleep
Coaches obtained and orders for the checking and transfer OF
wAy; Courst Brootyn hongomerst Jrscy City at the Com
psny, Depots and of agents at the principal hotels -,
sDay fSInlay only tGoshen SUNDAYS only. SNyak only
N u,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
Excursions.

EXCURSION-A beautiful, pleasant healthy
II and cheap EXCURSION 70 and along Roes.wy Beach for miles
by SIDE RAILROAD. Do fail 20 euOy IT, Tnins
leave Roosevelt Gandst ferries Gs and 10 and and Il 70
D.. IN returning good season.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
EeQal Notices.

NOTICE TO REDITORS.-Pursuant to an.
~ erle JAMES COVERT Surrogate Of the County Of
Queens hereby all having claims against the
estate DAVID DAVENPORT hte OF the Of Flushing IN
the said COUNTY deceased to present t same with the sreo
10 HENRY sSscrbe and Of ths Admn
ors Of the goods chattes the said deceased at No.
O2 Pcec the City Of BrooklI Kings County heNfork on
or before the G day December net-Dsted May Is l8l
HANNAH DAVENPORT, ,1,,ini.,,stors
HENRY w. MILLER, '
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
eienmhnn's eno Railroads..

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF hEW-JERSEY.-
~ Passenger Freight Depot il Re esfok ,ol Of 1s
meets At Soaere with South sch T. H. At ia 'ol gahe.on VIZ
the Delaware ackawanna and WcstcIa nOa AZ iAsHt sta
Lelh aud Su, IEana Dyson Pastor sit ,he Lehgh
Valley Rcad fni connections forming direct e 70 tiI.
and tie Wo, change clrsi also 10 th feLAa' Ao
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16

~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT COMMENCING JULY 20. 1917.
NewYori fTwen evenhs AMI FoahaVe
Entrance on Twenty seyenthsi.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.YORK,
Gcuyen, (EL), ll;JJ IA l2:l5 (EIl tEh) tf9'
For Bridgeport l. Tx O. 1880 H. l2:l5 EI) EI) o;A',
For Milford and STAFFORD T. II3 m 3:l5 40 aud $50
Par5el soutbpor and Westpo, . llJo Nj S'4', 49,
Por sodtb Yorr.n T. I 1880 nj I2l5 gI (EI) 345,
1890 (Er). $50 $3.50, and 8 tEIl p. NJ ,,.o
FoI parien 4 g. II 80 ~ &45 $50, $40, and 6o
Por Stniod T. tErl TO- 1850 nj lg5 (ENl 2;l9 (kLh
3l5 s9O fII1 s:t5 $50. 555 G:l0 7:l5, (BL) p.m
P tieenWieh and intermediate Stations = TO- 1850 2l3,
3f5 t:f5 500. 5:55. 6:jO as p m.
Snay Mail Train Twenty yeevenht Nework AT p m ioT
Boston, via SpnBl ldet Line and shore % Lane
' CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston. VI Springfield, a. M ant p m
Por Bo.ton via Line lZ:lf p.
For IIsrtiori and hngleli mj lzl3 sId sp NJ -
Newport, Il. H. and l2:l3 p @ TO WEXFORD Lan'ng con
Meeting viii E0lus Narragauscu Bay
For Connecticut Railroad, e. R5 to Geenheii
D. m. o Montreal ami White Mountains ,,,.
Fo IIarfon Providence and Fshkn Railroad I;l9 m
For shore Railway m TO Norwich and Povdenee lI
10 Ssv London Norwich $50 to Conn River and p M
Fo Connecticut VALLEY Rtroad, a. m and ,. M ,.,
For Negven and Northampton Railroad a. ~ 'P ' o oi
ampon and Williamsburg , . NIT, ~ H.,
For EegIayen, MdioSn AMI WlHmanue hAl"Vau 'AH SHh
For Honsltdnic Railroad a. II. and p m. ,
For Nsngauek Railroad D. and $3.50 p m to WateiourY
For Dsp5qry aud Norwak Railroad aud l2;l9 aud
For shepaug Valley Railroad DanbuT and SOrwak r., a. m
T 70, Seg ~ Capa,n Railroad A. m l2:l5 43O and $40
attached to p IN n ana ao 70
SUNDAY a ne Dnwngroom cars attached 10 e
a m l25, and , m trains -, - .A, or.. ,h, road q,
the Depot OF the EewYok snd Newaven X M cor
Offices Of the Newlork Transfer tO
(Dod s Erpress 9i Broadway and No Courtst
g., go ~. Ssnre 10 desinaion JAMES If. HOiT supL
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16

NTFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
n pIyER AD.-Commenens MONDAY JUNE "A, 1874
m rough trains will leave Grand Central Depot "a -
ss m Chicago Montreal EInress Win craving room cars
Wv through o Watertown, and Rochester , ..--.,
600 H. Special Express with drawing room cars Tor sAraoga ana
,o Special Chicago EIpreu with d,rusroOm ears to Buffalo
and Niagara Falls
n. % m North and Western Express
$40 y m speeh pia"'nsfoo" i'AA W. o- 7-o " "
o M Montreal Express sleep from New York to st.
ALBANIA p-,.-.--- o.,...
burg aud CsnsndAgus - T., - 49,. ~.
oo m P.ssc Rrpe With sleeplngesrs for Rochester Buffalo
Fails; Chicago 10th l.. aud ~ C.
P.,o,d, This train u Sundays
,oo N m P,n.., Nth sleeping for Troy aud Albany.
ii'" v 49, -f a. N. KENDRCk, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
Gteambodis ant Railroads.

LBANY and TROY by Day Line Boats
~ c yIBBARD and DANIEL BREW. Commencing May ~.
Leave Yest Pier $3.50 Au Thirty ourtb-st at 643 lin
ing Yonle TsnyoSn and Syaek by fsryboA PoLeep Rhine
TIP tickets 10 CoH, west Point Co Sewbugh returning
sane day fL
Connecting for all points West and soth
Special trains t. SARATOGA and SHARON evening
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
YOUTH SIDE X. II. OF L. |.

COUTH SIDE X. II. OF L. |.
JUNE l. IAN
RUNNING TO AND ALONG ROCKAWAY BEACH
From Roosevelt and Grand St Ferries, y.
o. n.-hsl for Psiebogue boat to Fire Island.
10 a. p.-Aocoommodaton to Ishp
m.-Aecommodaton for Rooksvay and Bsbvlon.
$3.50 m.-Erpr.ss Tor Patshoyas boat 10 FIRE lslaod.
, m.-BIpress for Mernek ami Rocssway
go m Accommodation " PsiebogUe
$50 m-Aesommoiiion to Babylon.
$50 m.-Aeeomm0fauon & Mernck
An tbe1: yaey Stream Tor Hampstead
u W. DOUGLAS, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
NETWORK MIDLAND RAlLWAY-NEW

n
~ Jersey pyIsIOS-Paenger Dspot Ia New.fori foot oi
Corndt and Freight received at fler J' Noih
River and PenusryauiA Railroad Depot, Jersey Cyo,.
'A'' ~ TIME OF TRAINS LEAVING NEW-fORk,
Adopted July J. 1872 .
Son train for Ioomin gburgh and intermediate stations
Ga am-Rpress mail Tor Eenvie Liberty Fans ana u'eimsdae
m-wsy for Boomingse and iniermedse stations
m-Way train WoteEdyke and intermediate siauon
$40 m-W.y train for Mdlletown snd R.e.n.oe ssl.
rsR .S MdSispo,n Elenyifs aud Libery Falls.
5O D. m-Way train fer Beomingaae ana i, a''"''
so Way train for Worendyte and int rmelate tiauonA
RErRSISG-Lave Euenvie, 5:sS 55o p m srrye In nsN
yrt o.iO a m 800 D. Leave Liberty Fss sO1 M ana
M arrive FORK 1910 NJ g;lO M Leave o,
At a. m and l:59 and 6o M arrive IN He"i' "''
a M, o'" T. H. ''|Vp M % JOHN BRADLEY,
w. n wrpn supt New-Jepey Division.
wv " G,aerai Ticket Agent
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
mrstebesier Gountp Real estate for Sale

TOR SALE-Beautiful BUILDING SITES OF
20 each Rye Beach; extensive water vie
high location; harbOr bOas railroad depot
UNDRRHILL HALSTBD.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-10-03
A PHYSICIAN WHO HEALED H1MsE

A PHYSICIAN WHO HEALED HIMSELF.
If railroad director were dashed to
every locomotive there would be fewer
railroad accidents, and if doctors had
to take their own phyeic before admin
istering it to their patients, fewer peo-
pie would be poisoned. DIR. Joseph
Walker, of California, took this course
when he tirstseompounded the famous
Vinegar Bitters which now rank rs an in
estimable household remedy in all parts
of the United States. He healed him.
felt with this specific before he offered
it to the world. He introduced it with
asimple statement Of the manner in
which he had discovered its vegetable
ingredients and been cured. while wan
dering, sick and poor, among the Cali.
fornia tribes. He stated what the pre-
para ion had done for himself and a few sui.
tcrcrs from dyspepsia, biliousncss, rheuma-
tism, lung diseases, and many other prevalent
disorders, believed him, tried ahc new restora-
tive aud we're more than satisfied with the re-
suits. In this way tho sale Of the Vinegar Bit
tcrs began, and We mention the fact as an evil
dcnce that i'll this ago Of intelligence and in.
9niry, nothing that il really valuable to man
kind, can prove Il pecuniary failure-cvcn
though it may lack tho hello of capital and
have to fight its way against powerful oppos-
ing interests. Within two or three mouths
after its introduction, the article became self
supporting, audit now yields magntice
annual rcvenne.--. Com.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-10-03
PersQnal.

OFFENBAcH's realname is Jacob Bien.
Bret HARTE has prepared lecture
on California pioneers.
LOUISA County, Michigan has a
woman who is century old.
A STATUE of General REYNOLDS ia to
be erected ON the battlefield at Gettys-
burg, where he was killed.
The Jewish Messenger SUGGESTS a
new held for Stanley in the DISCOVERY of
The ten lost tribes of Israel.
dAMBErrA says Napoleon and hi.
mlnlons tleeced France of 600, 900, 900
francs.
The cornerstone of the monument
to Miles Stantlish will be laid at Dur
bury, Mass, on the 7th of October.
LIEUTENANT HuNDr Won HArrrrs. n
battle-scarred veteran of the Prussiau
army, has eloped to Utah with two
daughters of q Berlin banker.
Mr.. GLADSTONE, Mr. Stuart Mill, and
the Earl of SALISBURY have received
honorary degrees from the University
of Munich.
THE Empress of Austria writes to .
woman's club at Vienna: Ladies',
keep away from politics. There 10
nothing bat misery in ii.
The Rev. Dr. Bellows will return to
the Omitted States about the end Of
September. He is receiving many At
tentions in England. :.
e, The estate of George Black, late of
the iron firm of Floyd 4 Black, Pitts
burg. is found to be worth over 3d.
OOO, 900. 800:
NJ. RouzEAUD, the husband of Nils
son, is the grandson of . blacksmith
and son of q merchant. Nilsson her.
self was peasant girl Is years of age.
HERR BuoHNER, the noted 0ermen
physicist, is expected shortly to arrive
in America, and will give lectures in
our principal cities during the autumn
and winter.
MISS SALL1E CoNxAraHr hanged her
self in johnson County, Tennessee,
because her father would not consent ia
her ma ,riage. She was thirty-five
years old.
A FRENcallAN, N. DR1so1. is to fol.
low in the track of Dr.. Livingstone.
He goes to Africa at his own expense,
and will make thorough explofaticn
of the Interior.
BISMARCK owns large paper mill, q
distillery, and the largest beet sugar
mandatory in Europe. He makes
money out of these enterprise, and
fame out of politics ~. -.c;,-.f~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-10-03
II Directions accompany each bottle.
Price s6s, :oc. and 81 Per bottle.
in. HARRIS / Co., Cincinnati. Ohio,
Proprietors for the Southern and Western ststes
Sold by ALL MEDICAL DEALERS CENTRALLY.

Natural Dccay-Protect tho System.
The human body "a q machine, and therefore
cannot endure forever; but, like . watch or sew.
ing machine, 1t will last much longer II properly
regulated and duly repaired than IL no pains were
taken to keep It In order. The great object Of every
who desires long and healthy life should he to
put his body in condition to resis. the life threat
cning influences by which VIC are all more or less
surrounded; and no invigorant and corrective st
present known SO effectively answers this purpose -
tho vitalizng elixir, which under tho unpretendng
name of Hostetter's Stomach Bittcrs, has been for
moro than twenty years tho standard tonic Of
America. In crowded cities, where the atmosphere
10 contaminated with the el1uviR inseparable from
large populations; IN marshy regions, where the
sogRy soll reeks with missms on the prairies and
in the forests, where every fall the ar II tainted
with exlaati0Ds from rOttinR weeds and grasses, or
accomplishing leaves-in short, In every locality where
malaria exists, this powerful vegetable antidotc is
urgently needed. Fever and ague. bilious fevers,
dysentery, congestion Of the liver, jaundcc, Ri u
fected mir, impure water, sudden changes of tenn
pcrature, nlay bo avcrted by strengthening and
regulating tho system in advance with Hostetter's
Bittcrs. Autumn il always season Of peril, cspec-
tally to weak, susceptible organizations Evcn the
more vigorous are apt to be In some measure do
pressed by the humid atmospherc, loaded with
deleterlous gases produced by vegetable decay.
The fall IL period Of tho year when tho renovation
and regulation OF tho living machine IL peculiarly
important, and tho Bitters should therefore be
taken daily at this critical season.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-10-03
CHILDREN'S CORNER.
The Little BOY that Laughs.

The Little BOY that laughs.
know funny little boy,
The happiest ever born;
His face il like beam Of Joy,
Although his clothes are torn.
! saw him tumble on his nose,
And waited for a groan;
But how he laughedl Do you suppose
He struck his funny bone?
There's sunshine in zach word he speaks
His laugh Is something grand;
Its ripples overrun his checks,
Like waves OH snowy sand.
He laughs the moment he awakcs,
And till tho day ia done;
The school-room for joke he takes
His lessons aro but fun.
No matter how tho day may go,
You cannot make him cry;
He's worth dozen boys ! know,
Who pout and NOPE aud sigh.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-10-03
Somebody's Hand.
by C. c., JR.


rings
There's dozen Of dimples, and some other
things;
And the hand is rs white, and rs pretty, l
know,
Al the prints of tho birds on tho new fallen
snow.
It ia SOFT it Is warm, and its pressure sweet,
When, by chance or design, fingers happen to
meet,
And tho lady who owns it is pretty and FREQ
Except in the promise she's just made to me.
II.
IT'S = hand to be fondled, and petted, and
kissed.
It's hand to be hold, and be loved, with the
rest,
Whom the gloves thrown aside and Some
body's At rest.
It's hand IN adversely, sorrow or care
When the BRAN burns with fever, or chills in
the air
IT'S hand to smooth wrinkles and Danish the
pais,
When lights arc burned low, and lifo's breath
on the wauc.
III.
IT'S hand for the death.bed, to take tho last
pledge,
When tho grave yawns in waiting, with Death
at it's edge
With future unknown, and tho hungriest sod
Ia waiting to hide all that's not gone to God.
'ris hand for the bridal, to give all the trust
That life has been given, az some time il
must
With the heart. and the life, and the faith, and
tho name,
And all the fond tribute its owner can claim.
Commercial Advertiser.
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TO Tue PUBLIC.
FEVER AND AGUEi
ALGo THE
GREAT "CHOLERA" REMEDY,
PERRY DAVIS
g.. PAIN.KILLER
TO Tue PUBLIC.

Won for itself rsD9s..to1 ts
for the Fair'KteF IL novel, interesting, and SUR
prsinG feature in the history Of this medicine Tho
PatnKiler 10 now regularly SOLD ia large and steadily
smeTe0Hg quantities, nor only to general agents In
ever state and Territory Of tho Union, and every
P.o!ioeG in British AmsEts:. but to Bsenos Ayres'
can States, to the Sandwich Islands, to Cuba and
other West India 1slands; to England and CONT
METAL Europe; to Mozambique. nsds9ascar, Zsnsi.
bar and other African lasds; to Australia and Cal
cutta, Rsngoon aud other places in India II has a.
% been .ens 70 0h,n'. and y. doubt i there i ~
which Is frequented by American and European mis-.
stone'tee travellers or traders. into which the Pain
Killer has not beon introduced.
z4s eeKl Of il xsstxlNess Is another great feature
et this remarkable medicine It Is not only tho best
thing ever known, 20 everybody will confess, fos
T., q any sort Of bowel complaist 1t Il. remedy m
surpassed for ncx and rapidly Of action In the
snds and other hot cttnxtes, 1t has become the stand
sTd medicine for oil such cOnpleinte. % we'll dys
Pepsa, liver complaints and other ktpared disorders
fes ooa9hs sed colds. canke! asthma and rheumatie
y IL. e
bio medicine The propttete!s arc In poesession Of
lettera from persons Of the highest character aud
sponstbtty. testifyinR in uneQuiv0cal terms to the
and the satiefectory results produced
In endless variety Of cascs b. the Of ths 9Ieaa
medicine. That the Pain KILL deserving Of al it,
alleled popularity It has attained. Il ID and
sfecirs remedy 10 sold In almost every country Ii
the world, and T. becoming more and moro popular
tested al over the world, and It need only to *
known to be priSed.