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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12
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Tho ArEumeut In General Term On tho
1910. a. I. No. TRIAL or Tev, Nriaht. u
sss...,,...., ~, 49,. ,n.,ice. be,no hresent
Ihe genera Nrn, nn.no l'. ,.t.i
took up, on Saturday, the motion tor nav U.s. I
fled BY Gen. Henkle IN the csse OF Tom WrghN
,an,Ic,oI =, ina ,pn4,ier Of RouerskI and son.
.Vi'i.'Vu " ~ ~, ~ eo,h tn,,,n, Tom
fenced 10 DC nunE on uo 0V'u y. =, ~.
Wright, who was present. seemed 10 ieei tne
gravity Of his position. He was brought into
- -, ,oon, anon, in M o,olook nv Lieutenant
Wy vsg $3.50 ~ oficerr and Appeared 10
ne,.ey h 49,. seytons In ms deIneanof than he
" Ill., tn,n NJ ,Siai N the Cr,mlnai Court, on
~ onntn, N Inc c@ir,-sall the Judges on the
~ NJ iIerEie fhr the prisoner proceeded
~ Ia tha mi ~ exceptions in which the
" 80 =, inage Mac Tth,ir ia fully set out ''
nehnesai IIsntie aid that The court below
,has1st the tnry that an alIbl was an independ-
,an w ynS mai the deiendant must eetab-
a y, ~ ,.,s Sa,i.fsrtion me defence clnlma
NJ. NJ ~ arronaons and thev maintain that
W., ,,,,,r ~ sbn,e eyidrnce Including the evil
y upOh .ne WIZ NY s,,hi tbe inry Entertained
de,y IN mi, ~ Inc prisoner, they should
.,,I, ain .nd cited il Indlana Reports, 10
NH a,a,n n 10 and other anthorilies, and
cnncinded about q O'Clock, .. .. ...
ine 'ou'' '"0 hyrSp rHE ErrErs. w.
The roccss Of The court terminated Al GiO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

About q fortnight ago Mr.. Peter schramm'
residing on Pennsylvania avenue, between Four
and.a-half and Sixth streets, had lewelry stolen
from hts room valued at $500. The case was
placed In the hands OF the detective corps, and
several persons arrested on suspicion, one OF
Leach, Nothing however, was found TO fasten
the crime on any OF those accused, and they
were dismissed. shortly afterwards Patrick
went from the city on a visit and, while absent,
the greater portion OF the jewelry was found In
his woTk-chest. Information was given 70 the
detectives, and Jenkens, returning 10 the CITY
on Saturday, was arrested and taken to police
headauarters, where he Is held to await hear
ing before Judge smell this morning.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

NEW DESIGNS Slate Nantes, t25 to $3.50. HAmll.
ton 4 Pearson, Y. N. O. A. Building, Ninth and
ID stTeets cost
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12
BREAKING UP HOUSEKEEPING.
A ,Iormou Mimi. n Mistress wife No. 4
Exercise. Her PreroEatiVe, aud Cleans
Out n Rival.

Out
Durinr the past three or four days the wives
Of the city OF Washington seem 10 have dlscoy-
cred an extraordinary amount OF iaNhlesshess
on tho part Of their husbands, anu from the
scenes which have followed, II appears that they
have made up their minds to break u np, Inc
latest case occurred on saturday, and the injured
wife took summary means Tor REDRESS inc
story being told about as follows:
The husband In the case Ia q carpenter and
builder, living In South Washington, IN the ".
entity Of the wharyes, where he has vile anu
an interesting family, but for reasons best known
to himself he became infatuated with another
lady, and imagining that the Mormon system was
a good thing, he At once proceeded 70 sea- salu
female to himself, forgetting At the time mat ne
was beyond the Jurisdiction OF the latter day
| saints, aud 10 a community where the "sealng
process does not ind much favor, or at least j.
hot publicly recognized. However, ne ZOOS
chances, and esta6iished his divinity in I
| nicely furnished house In the northern section o.
/ the town, where he made things as comiortaplt
| honrs which should have been devoted to his
| business and home. Ills new love seemed tt
exercise such an influence over him that accord
ing TO some he occasionally forgot TO proVlue io
me old one, in fact neglected her entirely.
This could not last long. The wife was spnnkl
aud made up her mind that she would nnu gu
the rival who hal stolen her husband anu dea
with her in a manner which would break up tn,
lason. on Saturday, having ascortalned the eN
act location, she quietly proceeded 10 the mouse
gained Sdn nsnSs. Ss 10 eose business in ina
house at least, by demollshlng the furniture an
nxinRs. She went at II with VIII, anu IN
short time the noor resemhled the ehina Y, y
which the famous bull at one time male sue
sad havoc.
Turn where you would there were pieces {
furniture or at least tho lighter portions, sue
as chairs, china, ornaments, pictures, &c. VINE
, the WORK was completed the lady made surye
OF the premises, seemed perfectly sausnel WV
: what she had done aud departed, What the 8,
auel will be IL IA OF course impossible TO say, bu
q II Il 10 be hoped that tho husband will see u
4 error OF his way, repent, return TO his family
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

~ tAs EIiior u tAs National Republican
SIR: The Herald OF yesterday contains state
ment In reference to mysuli which Ia false In
every particular. never know Benz. F.Wilklnsi
never presided over or attended Wing, Know
Nothing or Democratic convention In this city
or elsewhere In my life, nor was ever a dele
gate or spectator. came TO this city In 1850, N
February; was never In political meeting unit
controversy on the subject referred TO, with but
one exception, chat Of John II. Semmss tol
MayorO | have always voted the Repubhcal
| ticket II am not responsible for the actions, pol
| tics or votes OF the Boswell family. would ad
| wise the Herd news-huntcr 10 be more truthful
| In his statements hereafter. The motive which
prompted this falsehOol Is well understood o>
| the undersigned.
Respectfully, +. ~ BOSWELL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

Positive Facts.
MEMS DEPARTMENT.


$40. good business suit for so.
Our inner salts cheap In proportion.
$40. A light or dark suit for $40.
Our best goods comparatively low.
SO. Large or small suits for SO.
Same rates for foreign goodH.
SO. 4 fashionable suit for $40.
Imported fabrics In like ratio.
stock full, prices down. ,,,,-,
oUR JUNIOR DEPAKrAESr-srEciAL iSDuchhENrs'
,5 will buy genteel boys suit ..
s boys good durable suits s..
The same rates for nner goods,
g. boys wcl-made suits IS.
Pine dress quits equally cheaF,
g. boys good-ntting suits o.
Prices as low for best goods.
Assortment complete.
IIABLK BR0THERs
Fashionable Tallors,
E,,rpnH nI gayanth and N atFaala
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12
HORRIBLE DEATH.
A NInu stamped aud KILLED by n Muic-His
Ribs Crushed aud Arm Chowed Up.

Yesterday morning, about IL O'Clock, inc
grounds OF the Georgetown almshouse were the
scene OF one OF the most terrible accidents lately
recorded, It being the death OF one OF the paupcr
inmates OF that institution, who was terriby
mangied by an attack from an Infatuated mule.
At the hour named Aleck Gumble, commonly
known as "Crazy Aleck,r who has been for some
time one OF the regular patrons OF the lnslitu-
ton, proceeded to the stable, and shortly aiter
shrieks were heard coming from that vicinity.
on going to the spot the attendants saw Aleck
living in the stall OF one OF the mules, which was
stamping him. The man was Immediately rescued
ana taken to the asylum, when Drs. Appleby Ahu
the fact that his left side was completely crushed
all the RIBS being broken, and his LETT arm re-
duced to Jelly by being chewed. other portions
OF the body were mashed. OF course, the ply
sicians did all in their power TO alleviate his
pains, but without avail, as, after suffering tor
TibIy for an hour, the man expired.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12
R.,v Reddy WeIeh's.

On Saturday afternoon row occurred 10 keddy
Weichs place, Al the corner Of Eleventh and =
streets northwest, between John Harper, heddy
Welch, Alexander Eggleston and VIM. Duny;
HaTDef caromed on EgglestOn's right eye anu
noae. drawing the claret aud almost closing the
optIc, EggleAtOn then ran into the street. and
bnmSaTded the house with bTtCkbats, completely
demoilshinR both the window and sash. Al tn
noint Sergeant Fainter and Onicers DALEY and
kiordan came upon the scene, arrested the en-
ire marty and carried them TO the Central sta
uon, 10 await hearing before Judge Smell TINS
morning,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

40. Pure French Candy 41O.
Ia manufactured daily and sold at the low price
OF 40 cents per pound, at 40 PennsylyanlA ave-
nue., nearly opposite National hotel. eou
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

Tue signal observer at harper's Ferry re-
ports that between 10 a. m. aud 10 p. IN, yester-
day the Potomac rose two feet and two Inches,
was believed that all danger OF a Mood mad
passed, although the river Il higher than II mas
been since the overflow Of three years ago.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

The following cases OF smallpox were re-
ported 70 the health once yesterday and Satur-
dAy; one case at No. III Thirteenth street south
and "a and ii streets southwest; one on Second,
between NJ and streets southwest; one at the
corner OF second and Y streets northwest; one
at No. OF New Jersey avenue southeast. The
Following deaths were also reported: One on q,
betWeen First and Second streets southwest,
and one at the corner Of Eleventh and streets
northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

The Quartermaster General Is building per-
mAnent amphitheatre, capable OF seating nye
thousand people, and speakers stand at the Ar
llngtOn national cemetery, at cost OF about
10000 for the use Of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public at the coming and all succeeding decora'
ton days. II will he building worthy OF the
genius IT General Melgs, aud VIII be monn'
ment showing the attention paid by the republic
n her dpCRaRp1 anldieFA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

The attention Of our readers Is called to the
sale by LatlmeT a CleaTy, at 1909 d street north
west, OF an extensive assortment OF hardware,
cutlery sporting goods house furnishing goods,
store fixtures, &e This sale affords rare OPP
portunty for all who need any OF the above emu
merated articles 10 purchase al their own prices.
There will also be sold one superior draught
horse eight years old, valued at $500. As this u
a sale which does not often occur, (the stock
being composed OF the best materially all should
attend, as the goods will be sold without reserve.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12
NEWS orrT4Is cAp1rAL,

A "a. 1,
NEwb oFTsEhlc CAPITAL
-uy .,ru.-,o,s-.- .r ,,.RrrNs
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..
Csrrertien ar Rrrenrsur Newspaper Re-
~ ~ 7'--l.I - : -. - 80
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ihe iohoNiht VS. 'eSoNe'' HY'o e"V ''.'O
DAY morning trl- arr = p
In. 't.'t NEW OplEAFs, NAY 10 |
q CigLhs, ,Nashtngtes. -, .s..,..,t
Tne fOfowinR has lust been fecelveni
..s .sa."s|H r.. HH VIZ. hkLLooS'
ST. MARTINsvfLIn, La, May u. Q 10 y m.
Papers received contain erroneous and apsuIu
reports. We are Al well save tne one wonnoeu
man, and having 1ollf time We are ana nnNe
been at all times masters OF the situation. nv nv
enemy had occupied an almost lnaooessiol99
swampy island wi Weunesday, Wnen w N.Y. ~
out and attacked, unyinH MN Outvl oanp. as1g
are now broken w IN smsli panus sup nsp pnu
all directions. Can get no trace O. pebsnwv'
our cavalry reinforcemenu arrived. All we'll
inform families OF oucefs ana men.
Ns'sneop p,,s acn' commsnSing.
Doe -. .,a., 49, D.,n. v ~, .,snsn
hkharus ~ erc Ia,e SATURDAY
W ,o'V"'"s w"
evening w., n,,v,xs NAV IN liza
| NJ 4, wal, ,r,,,.,g,s., '"'"'' my ~
"padgep mas made DeIllanc dlsband his forces,
| and has secured the country for miles around
~ Nsy,insyIIle planters and best people re-
| Sai,a mai ths insurveuts arc whipped and scat
,sscJ Can't viii adjourn there tomorrow
| uad,., ana the militia return Immediately to the
| rIty ifnited states troops will arrive there In
| thc morning There Ia no need Of their presence
| exeept To- Al the marshal as posse. The whole
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

The following permits to build were issued
SATURDAY; Attorney General Williams, by Hen
dersOn 4 Bro, builders, two-story brick build
ing 62xoO feet, with French root, anu TWO,
avenue between Seventeenth street and Con
necticut avenue; W. Queen, two-story brick,
22x2s feet, with two-stoy brick building, on
George 4. Adams, One-stOry frame building
2Oxtj feet, on Second, between Z aud streets
southwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

A meeting Of the Republican Club Of the Six
teenth district will be held tonight At Turner
hall, 229 New Jersey avenue, for the purpose OF
receiving the resignation OF Mr. :: II. Williams
trict 10 the Seventh. Mr.. Williams has been an
earnest and Woodworking Republican In his dis.
trtct, and very many regret his leaving the neld
friends will tender him handsome testimonial
tonight Hon. j. W. Mcknight, Hon. Mr.
Dyer and others will be present.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

For the Middle States, northoosteriv and north
,cssteriV Wind., Increasing t.mperaturs, generally
clearing and clear reathsr. FOR the lower lakes,
and thence to the upper Ohio valley, clearing
and partly cloudy weather, northwesterly winds,
ing preasures. For the south Atlantic and Gulf
States and Tennessee, clear weather, northwest
ery winds, veering 10 southerly IN the western
weather In the evening. For Canada and New
England, northwesterly winds, Increasing pres
sure, clearing weather, with occasional rain on
the coast Of the latter. For the lower Ohio and
lower Missouri valleys and northward 70 hichi-
gan aud Iowa, southcasterly and southefly winds,
falling barometer, warmer and partly cloudy
weather, with occasional rain. Reports arc miss
ing from the northwest, the upper lakes, South.
west, and generally west Of the Mississippi.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

Onlcer Sutton yesterday arrested John stevens,
who Is charged with robbing his employer, and
for whom the detectives have been looking. lie
was turned over TO them aud taken TO headquAr-
terra, where he Ia held for future examination.
Mrs. sara J. spencer, OF Washington, ID. O.,
and Mrs. Carrie Burnham, OF Philadephla, were
added 20 the list OF vice presidents OF the Ma
tlOnal Woman Suffrage Association, At their late
convention In New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

The bln for divorce MED BY tho Hon. Charles
Sumner against his wife, on the ground Of dc
sertiou, came up for hearing IN the supreme
Court Of Boston on saturday y. p. Balch ap-
bartlett and J. X. LAthrop for Mrs. Sumner
Neither libelee nor lbelant was present, aud
after hearing one witness, Judge Coll dscrcet
the divorce to Mr.. sumner on the ground abov'
stated,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

National Savings Bank,
corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
nays Der cent, per annum on deposits for each
caIendar month. Banking hours 70 4; Satnr-
days, 0 20 and Q 10 8.
Our BuiIding
4 now filled from ground noor 10 attic with an
Immense stock OF
SPRIHG CLoTHIH0.
Choyiot Suits ".
Cheyiot Suits so.
Cheyiot suits tl9.
Cheyiot suits SIS,
CheyiOt suits SIS.
Cheyiot suits go.
Cashmere suits tlS;
Cashmere Suits tl5,
Cashmere suits tls;
Cashmere Suits $40.
Cashmere Suits t2s.
Cashmere Suits t2S.
"' Nobby English Suits $50,
Nob6y English Suits SIS.
London Sack Suit
Is unquestionAOly the largest IN the CITY; a..
London Sack Suits $50.
London Sack Suits t25.
London Sack suits $50. ,,
most magnificent stock OF
Worsted Diagonal Coat9 and Vests,
9H-Bixteen styles Of goods OF the finest foreign
MAIZE on the very newest design, are ouered
read. made In seven styles OF coats and vests.
The workmanship and material are equal 70 nne
custom work. while the prices are frlly forty per
0s paE usual usual large stock Of
Fine cloth wear
has received many additions thereto,
A, SANS 4 CO., $40 Seventh stl eet.
B.-Boys' and Chlldren's Clothing IN Hea'
| variety, A. w"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

Dcaicni,oa Ceremonies YESTERDAY Dcscrip-
rfaH FL t,ou of the Huildina.

...,.,.. Y..,erdny-Dcscrip
Den'Vni'ohN .,-,,s,
L. hou OF the bshus ,.,,,ro-
The ceremonies Of defeating inc ,eo.o
,roon,l n, araee IN. ED church, corner OF Nlhtn
-, a .,soo,. vas performed yesterday. The
anu sue'S' - ,,,nn,her, nj thla and other
attendance OF tne i' - ,,h.,o., -.
congregatlons was large, nnu ang V " pvsns II
occupied by Reye. y. ~; Wilson, ~. O. ,m,,nis,.ys
b. Cramer, L. Dobson and many 3theI .s.s
OF the different churcnes. mus Sn ~, NJ ~,
formerly known as the wesley IhuPol m''''o"'
and - .
MAD IT'S ORIGIN - 49,.
as follows; little over nine yests NY .snissse
being no church or sunday sehoo! IN mat nelsn,,
bOrhood-some young men from wesley SnApel
organized Sunday school in q BUILDING AZ tns
corner Of seventh and BounuIy nLce.s, h au
during the warn weather the meeuhgs weie uv ~
In the woods. Mr.. Geo. W. hRgs On , u.,ns M
trustees Of Wesley chapel present Of three i9ts
Of ground at the corner OF Nlhln anu ? suSS ,.,l
to be used only for church purposes, nuou .s
the lat day Of January, lso. y Snal ns nn1
building was erected. Reys, JOnn hgges NV
G, G. Burr, two local minister's tpok cnaIEo u
the congregation, then numneIlng s0a ,,,a ,l,,s
dozen, and the SUNDAY scnooi 49, ~ so"ng ~ NJ
conducted under the superlntehuence ~ ~ M
Marx Woodward. Both tne oonkregA.,ou ~ y, ,ne
sunday school have oonunusI " ,,, "a ye,r.
present time, aud now lheIe ue so ys ~ a,in,
bers Of the church. ineaily enc Univ ,an,insys
united during the series OF ptotIAousu ~ M
In progress for tue past tliye na,II atncs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

LONDON, May 1.-THE French Government has
given renewed assurances that Il supports the
action taken by England for the suppression Of
the slave trade on the east coast OF Africa, and
denies that the Sultan Of Zanzibar has been an.
thoTiEed to rely on French protection.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

A sword belonging to the late General Meade, |
presented to him by the United STATES LOT nus
service In the Mexican Wal, wh Sap,uioa "
picked up during tue lh,e Wal y Sv W., ~
soldier OF charlottesville, virginia. Word hss
lust beeh Sent 70 the Ihn.y " po"'A4 -
that the sword Is ~ thell alsposa na,.no and
pees.nr' pos,maStsr General CresweIi, and a
large number OF visitors rom oinesent se9 plo
o. the country mao interviews WIN INT ffe'''
dent on Saturday. ,...,sn II
The PRESIDENT accompanien oy Sshe, ,,n,,D, 70
ss,eDS ia army reunions At New Haven, Conn,
Shich tstes Mace an Inc following "wednesday.
senator sarrent will leave Washington to-
morrow nlRht Tor his home In California.
"''io" "'sA' 'O' s. '--
Nh. cHAsKs SUCCESSOR. III,
II is ofiicAlly stated that the fIesluent WI.
make no appointment 10 MI INC Nacnue5 on 'S y,
Chief Justice Chase until the meeting OF Con-
gress In December next.
THE MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION.
ne S9aTu n ~ X Mount Vernon on the iath
Instant, 10 investigate the grave charges which
have been made In reference 70 the manAgement
OF the funds conlriDuted 70 Keep IN repar 'ho
resting place OF washington
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.
The r,e sasnra.I atlernoou, EdwaTd HahcocE,
Iini,sd atatea eonaul At Patroa Greece; Harold
n Fireman n MissourI, consular clerk, and a
n ~, m bostmasters, Including John X. Cam
e.nn ottawa Illinois, and Thonas II. FOulds,
Gins,nnatI. ohio.
IsrEcToRs o. cENErkhiEs, A.
The Qnartermaster General mas appolntea inc
following gentlemen CIV eng W. Tsm snd AN II
a., Of the District Of the Southwest with head
quarters At Memphis MI 3, ". hooDlnh, o. tne
District OF the West Wtn ~ Easn y,
the kast, with headquarters At the once Of ne
QuArtermaster General anu MI; clarence ~.
Clarke, o. tne pa,aIgs n n' ~'' WV"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

CoAns AND VESTS, TO match, Of French and
English worsted, In desirable patterns, have
been recently added to the ready-made depart
ment Fine goods at moderate prices.
GRO, c. HENNIko, No. 40 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

Attention 4, invited 10 the public meeting 10
he he'd under the auspices OF the Georgetown
Catholic Beneficial Total Abstinence Society, n
the old Trinity church, Georgetown, Tomorrow
Catholic temperance societies, and the occasion
Will be one Of much interest. Several proml-
nent speakers will address the aasemblage, As
will be seen by advertisement In to-days paper
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

OWING TO THE INoLEMRNcY OF THE
WEATHER WE SHALL CONTINUE TO DIE
POSE or THE STOCK REMAINING uNTIL
FRIDAY, MAY 10, WHEN ALL THE GOODS
REMAINING UNSOLD WILL BE RETURNED
irD NEW YORK A. SAKB A CO,
Bl6 SEVENTH STREET.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

Of White Vests, prices from t2.oo to %, are now
offered, All OF them are thoroughly shrunk.
A. SAks a Co, SIS seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

The President made the following appoint
mentA on Saturday afternoon; Edward Hancock,
United States consul at Patroa, Greece; Harold
m TittmAn Of Missouri, consular clerk, aud
number Of postmasters, including John X. Cam
eron, Ottawa, Illinois, and Thomas II. foulds,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

The general term was engaged 90 Saturday
with Tom Wrlght's case, aud tho Police Court
NJ Ia minor cases.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

DooLEY5 YEAST PowDER Is convenient, eco.
nOmical and always reliable. No waste Of food
prepared with II, a. It Is always OF the best
quality.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

CAsToRIA Is more than . substitute for Castor
OIL. II Ia the only safe article In existence which
Is certain TO regulate the bowels cure wind
chollc and produce natural sleep. IL spleasant
to take. No more sleepless mothers or crying
babies.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-12

FREE or CHAROE.-Steel soda water fountains
Georgetown, ID, Z.