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IN | should have to saccumb, but the
brave fellows aboard the raft threw me
4 rope ana hauled me safe aboard. The
beach wss then in sigut, the beach near
Watch Hill, upon which the white
waves we're curling, foaming and thun-
derins. The tide was driving US rapid
ly toward it and we knew the crisis was
at band. / hope it will never again be
nv misfortune to witness the spectacle
preseuted aboard that floating wreck.
Fragile women, in q state OF
= ALMOST ENTIRE NUDITY, q b.
aud children paralyzed with fear, we're
huddled together, numbed with cold,
terrified and exhausted. A prominent
Seventh ward politician and his wife
were among the number; the lady wore
little else besides life preserver; both
of them we're saved, however.
Near towards the glistening strand
the tide drove us, until at last the surf
caught us ND on its foaming crest, fully
sixty feet high, aud sent Us rushing In
some few to salvation, many to death.
The beach was lined with people wait
ing to lend US aid as 5000 as the raft
struck. They had lifeboats, but the sea
was running too high to admit OF their
being launched.
When the raft first struck the shore
the surf carried the after part OF it right
over and smashed it TO atoms. Then
fearful scene ensued. The riven TIM
bers and floating debris crushed and
beat out the lie Of many hapless one
as the snrges beat and broke upon the
sand. l gave up hope, for | saw so
many
SINK To wArERY GRAVES
around me; but after awhile, during
which period l received msny severe
| touched bottom and ca.
saved to wade ashore. My strength
failed me, however, before l could
emerge from the water. aud il il had
not been for the assistance rendered me
by parties on the beach should have
certainly persisted.
As soon as those among us who were
fortunate enough to gain the beach
were somewhat resuscitsted we were
taken to the Ocean House and other
hotels upon the shore, at which places
every one received the kindest attention
from the proprietors and sympathetic
guests. Dry clothing was provided tor
US. and all survivors Of the wreck were
tended With the gentlest care.
When left Watch Hill eight bodies
were reported as having beeu washed
ashore. I should think that there were
at least
SIXTY LIVES LOST,
many persons probably having been
washed from the raft by the waves.
Seventy.niue was the total number OF
those saved, as far as | could learn.
Not one of my unfortunate fellow pas
sengers could have saved any of his
effects. I have my watch, though,
and, as you will preceive, it is still
going. The captain and officers were
sll saved, l heard it said; but | will not
vouch for the truth of the statement
that the steamer Stonington passed the
Metis about twenty minutes after the
collision, but Captain Burton refused
assistance, thinking his vessel could
reach her port OF destination in a'ety,
Yes, sir, l thank God / have been
spared, and l fervently trust | may
never undergo another night of such
psiu and suffering as that Of yesterday.
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THE WEATHER.
Probabilities.

= WASHINGTON, D. c., September l,
6:3OP. M.-Northerly to westerly winds
and clear weather will prevail on Mon
day over New England and the Middle
States. Northerlv TO easterly winds with
clear weather for the Southern STATES
east heMssissippi river. Generally
clear weather from the Ohio Valley to
Lake Erie and the upper lakes, with
southerly to westerly winds. Essterly
to southerly winds aud partially clear
weather for the northwest.
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CINCINNATI.
Rayaees or the Potato Bug.


CINCINNATI, September 1.-Reports
which have been received from various
sections OF Ohio state that the potato
crop will be almost an entire failure on
account OF the rsvages Of the potato
bag. Now that cool weather is begin
ming te set in the bugs are leaving the
fields and seeking shelter in the houses,
barns and other buildings. Every win.
dow is full of them, and the sides Of
buildings, in many places, are complete
ly covered. Every patch is crowded
with them, and the residents can't walk
about their houses and barns without
stepping on them and killing hundreds
OF these destructive bugs.
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NEW YORK.

Loss OF the steamer BienviIIe.
NRw YORK, August 31.-At6 o'clock
this evening the agent Of the Pacific
steamship com psny received q dispatch
from Havana confirming the loss of the
steamer Bienville. A complete list Of
the saved and lost will be dispatched
at once.
Arrested On . Charge or Abortion.
DR.. Charles Seldom. OF Amity street,
was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Capt. Byrne, Of the 18th precinct, who
detected him in the act of committing
an abortion on the body Of Barbara
Voss. DR.. Seldom, his sister and the
housekeeper were all arrested. Miss
Voss is q young woman and to-day ap-
peared against DR.. Seldom, his sister
and housekseper, charging them all
with an attempt to commit an abortion.
asverser Curtin
Has been removsds ito the Clarendon
Hotel and is much better this evening.
h :: Greeley
lis at his farm in Chappaqus all day to-
day.
Delegations for Leuisviile.
The delegation from this city to the
Louisville convention left this evening
at ! o'clock. -
The Prize Ring.
James Barney and large number oi
sporting men passed through this city
to-day, on their way to Canada to
select grounds for the Edwsrds-Cham-
bers fight. 1t 10 thought the Mace
O. Bald win fight will take place in tn e
same ring. $3.50 :
Marine Disaster.
A dispatch from Oswego. New York,
states that the brig Orion, Of Hamilton,
Ontario, Captain Dunn, which freighted
stone from Cleveland to Picton, sprung
a leak on Lake Ontario yesterday morn
ing and sank in fifteen minutes. The
crew, seven in number, landed at a point
thirty miles distant from the scene OF
the disaster, being in an open yswl with
a heavy sea. 1t Is probable that other
marine disasters have occurred on the
lakes.
~ TsarSlI.speesisn.
Lieut.. Col. Broome. Of the navy yard
here, has received orders from the Sec
retary of the Mary 10 visit the State
prisons of the several States with . view
Of gathering any Information with re-
gard to their government discipline,
etc. The object is to improve the
the disciplinary system employed at
naval stations. He wiil leave on tour
Monday. .... ..
Kelley j. Co.'S furniture factory, at
Hunters Point, caught fire yesterday
evening. and the flames spreading to
neishboring works, almost the entire
building wss consumed. Total losa
about ss5, ,0Qo. partly insured.
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COLUMBUS.
NUnder and Suicide.

CoLupus,'o, August sl.-Aichael
Nixon, living a few miles from here,
murdered his wife yesterday BY shoot.
ing her three times through the head.
He then placed the muzzie OF the re-
volrer in his mouth and blew his
brains out. They had lived unhappily
together for several years.
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WASHINGTON.
The Cotton Crop.

WASHINGTON. September l.-Reports
received here tonight from South Caro-
lima, Florida, Georgia, and Alabama
give unfavorable accounts Of the cotton,
crop from dry weather, csterpillsrs and
rust The indications are the crop
will not exceed that OF last year more
than . quarter Of million bales.
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BOSTON,.


BosroN, August 3l.-This morning .
fire broke out in the planing mill Of j.
A. Robertson, damaging the drying
room to, the extent OF 5000; insured.
The sixth game Of base ball between
the Boston nine and the Mutuals, Of
New York, WAS played to-day, resulting
ing victory for the Boston club by .
score Of 4tol.
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ILLINOIS.
The Boarbsa Moyemes

The BOlrbsa Movemest.- a. RI
SpKNerrELD, August 3l.-Judge Jo-'
seph Ledlis, the prime mover. in this
State in the Bourbon movement left this
afternoon for Louisville. KY, to assist
in the arrangement Of the Convention
which comes off on Thursday of next
week. Judge Ledlis has not . doubt
OF O'Couofs acceptance Of the nomins.
ton for President upon the ticket se-
lected .sr. .-
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. NEW YORK.
Sir John II. Grant.

NrwYoRK, September l.-Sir John
B. Grant, Governor General OF Jamaica,
who arrived Frid ", leaves next week
for a few mouths soiourn in England.
His Attorney General, Hon. NJ. Schersh,
intends leaving in a few days Ur
Niagasa, end will make q tour through
Canada.~
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z sas FsAxclsco, CAL, August 81
Ths steamer AlasIfa afriyed ff6m Cnna
to -day, with . full cargo Of tee. ~
Hon. Thomas Scott srrysd here to-
dsy. he has arranged fora terminus
of The Texas Pacific railroad at San
Diego. :, a.,
Professor Agazzis health ihas been
very poor since be arrived here, to such
. degree fhst he has not yet left the
steSmer.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
The Sehoeppe Case.

CARLISLE, Pa, August 3l.-ln the
schoeppe case this morning DR.. Con-
RAIDS cross-examination was concluded.
and DR.. N. Wood was called by the de-
fense to refute him. DR.. Wood contra
dicted every opinion advanced BY DR..
Conrad, and showed that his post NOR
tenn examination of Miss Steneckes
body wss cursory and incomplete.
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INDIANA.
Rnhhers Arresfed.

ANDERSON, August 3l.-Some thieves
attempted to rob the store of II Z.
Qaickett, at franklin, last night, and
one was arrested named W. Beeson. The
detectives gained the confidence of the
thieves and entered at twelve o'clock at
night. The Deputy Sheriff, who was to
make the arrest, shot one OF the detec-
tives and he died this morning
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FOREIGN.
Dinner 60 Henry Stanley.

LONDON, September IA grand
dinner was given by the Savage Club
evening in honor Of Mr..
Henry Stanley. A large rumber.of
gentlemen prominent in scientific circles
were present. Mr.. Stanley was the re-
cipient Of the warmest congratulations
upon his discovery of the great African
explorer, DR.. Livingstone.
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CONNECTICUT
Steamer Dessroyea By Pire

Steamer Destroyea BY Rire.
NV LoNDoN. September 1.-The
Philsdelpbia and Hartford Company's
steamer, which anchored at the mouth
of the river Thames, took FIRE and was
entirely destroyed. She was loaded
With rags and wool, and valued at
$4,000. It is thought the fire origin.
ased from the combustion Of !~ooleu
afuAa
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Anos8oH AcxcS Acce8eo6
NEwARK, N. j., September Mrs.
Kate EdvsrdsI aesd nineteen yesrs,
was terribly. and fatally blurred last
night BY the sEplssi6n Of = kerosene
oil lamp in her had. Her husband
va NOT able to aSsisf her. being con-
f1nsd to his room ssry Gckr
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Sundays Dispatches.
THE PRIZE RING,
Pusiiisss and r ougbs in Detroit.

Pugilists and Rougbs In Detroit'
DETROIT, September 1.-The city is
invaded with roughs to-day, who have
accompanied Nathan Chambers and
Billy Edwards from New York. They
will leave this city on Tuesday night by
steamer aud will fight at daylight on
Wednesday for the light weight cham
pionship. The fighting ground will be
sessvhess ia this seishborho ocd:~ Jem
Mace is also here, and Ned OBaldwin
will arrive tomorrow. 1t is said that
they will settle their controversy in the
same ring. Barney Aaron and other
pugllists are among the crowd
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OHIO.
Phper Mills Burned.

MIDDLsfowN, o, September 1.-The
extensive paper mills of Wardlow,
Thomas &'Co., were entirely destroyed
by fire this morning, caused, it is sup-
posed, by combustion among the rags
The loss is estimated at $4,000; in
sured for $4,000. The Andes, Royal
and Etna Companies are the principal
losers. EE
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IOWA.
Dispssal = nank sasclk.

DuBuQuE, August 3l:-J. Z. Graves,
Of this city. president Of four railroads,
Yesterday disposed Of his interest in
the McGregor First National Bank to
W h. Lariber, Of 4cGregor. for $6l.-
600; at 9 premium Of 40 cents on the
dollar. .-at ...-.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

mr. For the reliss
! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
N and cure OF all
N dernneemsntA In
, the a0macn, Nv.
N~ er and sboweh.
AAA Thsy afe Q mild
apefient, and IN
eIceilent parEn-
~ <<tive. Beinl prre
vegetable, ,th<y
A. contain no Dse-
- curry 0r mineral
- S".'' vhateveT. hueA
se iious cknes and suffering - prsysptsd
by their timely use. and, every nmfiy
should have. them on hand for thsir .pre
lection and relief, when required. Long
experience has proved them the safesf. boa
and surest Of all The PILIs with which The
market abounds BY their occastoual ~,
the blood ~ purified, the eorupuops Qf the
system ex PEELED. obstructtons removes, ana
the vhole machinery Of life rcstorrd % IL
become ciozged and slDggtsfg - 4d
By AYEKs PILLA, aud stiJnulAtsd thi0 ac-
ton. Thus Incl plent disease u changed i5st0
health. the value Of which chapge. WIEN
reckonsd on the vast multitudea who ~
sy ossna san aalas %sfs. r 9ss2 pessns
and preserves their vfrsoGAuuiDDQfo9 for
any isngtn OF time. 30 that they are !eveT
fresh, and perfectly reliable. Aifh6uEh
searching. they are mild. and operats Nth
out dhtufuAnce W Tic oonsahoAsch, :" etS*,
or occupation. s@ -
20 each boz, how 20 use then, - Family
Physlc, and for the following complaints.
which thee Dfits rapidly cure:
For DrsrkpsfA>or IsDIgnsrIoN, LxsYLDe-
gDss, LANGUoR and Los o. AypBTTrE,
they should be taken moderately 20 aims-
the stomach and restore IL healthy tons
For LTykn CoxrLAIsr and IN vsrsous
symptoms, BfLIoCs HkApACHk, bIcK
HEADACHE, JACBDrcE or 0fxk1 e1cx-
sr.a, BILIOUS CoLIe and BiLIocs II
for each case, 70 correct the dissaesd
action, remove the otstruetions which
For DYsrxrrxr or prAxnnzA, bat one
mild dose In generally required. } .s .
,iyaIIsa ~. Ea.sn4sssis o. AZ hsss cSg ~ q A
SIDE, BAss and Lo..s, Nh th1Eh hS
the dtseased setIon ofstbe syuDnI ~
such change those complaints dinppear.
For Daovsr anu DsoSHcAI evsLLunO,
ss:s. ss:s .ssq 3 sssss sSt s9e sssss s.se
y w srryxrHros, q large doa. shouid Be
taken. ss it pfoduess the desired snsa ~
A. Dinsrx pns. tal. one or tvo ps,is
% promote Digestion and rsiisvs tss aon-
An occzsional dose stimulsfo ths seoo-
aeh and bovelA restores the sppeftfe,
and invispx.ts Che syrsm- Asnos - -
oasn , sdssni.fsoqa yssss, % no &c: - ri<ssr., 81
vel, oflen nsds that q. doss Of 49, Rlus
nlak0 him feel decidedly bettsf, bon III
cisanans asd rsnoysnns s1sa % " d.
PTspassd byDR. J. C. AYKnA co,
prAcftcAi Cbontla
Te LOWELL. MA0., UNA.
Sold b. ~ DruGgtss svsyvhsra ~
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Disease of the Throat and LuaQs
such as Coughs Colds. Whoop.
ing Cough, Bronchitis. Asth-
ma and Consumption.

Among the Srs
discoveries Of mod
ern science, mW are
OF more real value
20 mankind than
this enectual RENE
dy for all dtDasee
OF the Throat and
Lungs A vast 0tal
OF itS virtues hro-
out this and othH
untriea has
shown that IL does
ufrNlv and af2nNes,r
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ally control them The testimony Of our
best citizens OF all classes, esfznfhnes tAs
fact, that CHEEKY PEcruRAL Will and don
relieve and cure the africted disordcrs o.
the Throat and Lungs beyond any othes
medicine. The most dangerous anectons
ofthe Pulmonary Organs yield 70 1ea pgwG
and cases Of CONsUMPriQS, cured ~
tins preparation, are publicly known, %
remarka able as hardly 10 he believed, wecs
they not proven beyond dispute. Asa REM
etiy Il Is adequate, on which the puhiic naAy
rely for full protection. BY curing COU0hh
the forerunners OF more serious diseeae. u
saves unnumbered lives, and an amount OF
suffering not 10 be computed. h challengS
trial, and convinces the ne< skepioal-
Every family should keep 49, hand a
protection against the A9d unper-
eelyed attack OF Pulmd ~ A eeetsons
which are easily met at nrst, but which he
come incurable, and too oten mtai, IL ney-
lected. Tender lungs needs this deSen.S
aud IL Il unwise to he without IL AZ sele-
guard 10 children. amid the distre.ans an.
eases which beset the Throat and Chez o.
childhood. CHERRY PICTORIAL In tnvniu.
able; for, by Its timely use, muiutudea are
rescued from premature graves, ana saved
10 the love and affection conferred on then-
IL acts speedily and surely against ordinary
colds, securing sound and health-reaoriug
sleep. No one will suffer troblesons IS'
FLtENZA and painful BROSChITCs
when they know how easily they can lie
cured.
originally the product OF long, labortous
and succsssful chemical Investigation, no
cost or toll In spared In making every oottis
In the utmost possible perfection. y may
be confidently relied upon as possessing ~
the virtues IL has ever exhibited, and eARs-
BILE OF produ cling cures A. memorable ~ the
greatest II has ever effected.
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T TDbaccOs.

Tobacc0s.
m oNE-THIRD BUTTS GIANT MA.
lU hogany pounds.
Is caddies sIr )nsides- do ~
20 do. do. Doable Thick Navy.
10 boxes aDialncnd" Bright Twist
10 do. "Milner's" do. do.
l0do. "Duncan" do. pounds.
10 do .Goid Lear do. ounce twist
5cases Monitor Navy, thirds.
4 I'm store and arriving.
tyl3 II. REILLY.
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a. BOXES YELLOW GOSHEN CHEESE
20 lust received and for sale by
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Kelley Il Co.'S furniture factory. at
Hunters Point, caught fire yesterday
evening. and the flames spreading to
peishboring works, almost the entire
building wss consumed. Total loss
about Ss5, ,0QQ; partly insured.
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GOSSIP WITH OUR READERS.

A good, honest, CHEEKY laugh is a
most desirable possession and is in most
cases, fair index to the character OF its
owner. There is no one thing in which
men differ more widely, and to any one
who will take the trouble, the study of
the differences will prove instructive
and amusing. A noisy laugh is not
nece sarily a good one. Some men roar
in their merriment, heartily enough,
but with no more music in their out
bursts, than there is in the shrek of
steam whistle. This kind of laughter
is disagreeable; not even its evident
honesty can compensate for the strain on
the nervous system which it inevitably
causes. 4 really good laughter is rare,
that is, one who combines all the excel
lencies with none or few of the defects.
We have friend who is perfect in this
respect 0r as near as may be. It's worth
your while to tell him humorous story
lust to hear his glorious laugh to watch
his gradually expanding countenance;
to hear the premonit0ry ripple of mirth
eliminating at last in the rich, musical,
ha, ha, ha, which comes from his very
heart and permeate5 his frame. We
have on sundry and distinct occasions
broken the Tenth Commandments shock
| ingly whilst listening to him. No man
| with a generous soul could fail TO be
carried away by his contagious merri-
ment. Old stories under the influence
| of his enjoyment Of them, become as
new and afford the teller more satisfac-
ton than when heard for the first time,
You would naturally trust such a man,
his laugh is a perpetual crcdential for
honor and honesty. eCould not steal
if he tried, unless he changed his ca
chinnatory style. How different from
the feeble efforts with which some mCl
try 10 express amusement, using laugh
ter as if it We're dutiable article and
they could moi afford to pay the tariff
Such are "tt for treason, stratUgem ant
spoils.n We do not believe history cal
produce first class rascal who laughed
wcll-not loudly and uproariously-bu
musically and heartily. Education cal
affect, to great extent, an unpeasan
laugh, refinement will tone down
, noisy one and constant watchfulnes
and care will make better out Ofa bat
one, but a perfect laugh, is "born no
, made" and cannot be attained. Happ.
, is he who is blessed herewith, for hi
welcome is always sure among hi
, fellows.
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SINKING SLOWLY.-DiseaseS that pro-
gless rapidly to crisis are notthe only
ones to be dreaded. Canker or dry rot
does not blast a tree as suddenly as
stroke of lightning, but unless arrested
it destroys it as certainly; and in like
manner chronic debility, although it
does not kill with the sWiftness of yell
low fever, is as sure to sap the springs of
life eventually as any acute disease, if
not checked by inVigOrating medica
tion. There is something ineXpressbly
touching in the spectacle OF premature
decay. Langucr, pallor, emacldtion,
depression of spirits, and dlstaste for
cNertipn, are its ordinary symptoms,
and they should be promptly met by
tonic treatment. The best inVigOrant
and eXhilarant that can be administeed
in "A case of this kind is HCsletter's
Stomach Bitlers. The stimulating prin-
ciple OF the preparation rouses the dor
mant energies of the system, and the
strengthening and regulating proper
ties give a permanent and healthful
impulse to the vital forces thus brought
into play. The failing appetite is re.
awakened, the processes Ofdigestion and
! assimilation are quiCkened, the quality
| of the blood is improved, the secretiOns
| become more natural, and every organ
that contributes to the nourishment OF
| the body undergOes salutary change, BY
these means the repair of the physical
structure is effected aud it's health and
Vigor restored. In no class Of diseases
| has the benehcent operation of the Bit
| ters been more marked and striking
| than in those characterized by general
| debility and nervous prostration. Ladies
affected with these ailments find in this
most wholesome of all tOnics and cor
receives the safest and surest means OF
relief. 1t is strong TO restore and power
less to ipjure. Such is the uniform tes'
timony Of clouds of witnesses"
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IT is more than probable that numcr-
Gus marriages, or at least postpone
ments of them, have resulted from the
want of snow this winter. A sleigh
ride has brought forth many proposal
from bashful lovers, who, under the
mingled excitements of moonlight,
sleigh bells and the bright eyes of their
lady loves have grown reckless and
asked the momentous question which
months of parlor communion would
not have drawn out. When we con-
slider that this is also leap year, We sigh
to think of the many swains languish-
ing in their sweet tormens and dis
quieting themselves with longings for
an old fashioned storm.
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MANY people, particularly children
suffer with the care ache aud for the,
benefit of such we give a sure but sim
pie remedy. Put in two or three drops
of fJOhRS0n'S Aaodyne Imminent, stop the
ear with undressed wool, battle the feet
in warm water before going to bed, and
keep the head warm ut night.
Capt. Charles Siger, who keeps a
superb stock oflivery horses in Portland
Me-, informed Us recently that h9 uses
.Sheridm'S Caralyy Condition POcders
regularly in his stables, aud that the eX'
pense is more than Offset by the dimin'
ished amount of grain necessary to koel
his horses always in good order.