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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-06-13
Oesirfb'e Farm and Residence
with Stock and Farming Tools
Mt Auuefsnn

IN WEDNESDAY, June 18th. at O'Clock P. NJ,
~ we shall sell the very desirable Farm and resi-
dence of Samuel Bell, Esq, In West Falmouth, Me.
This property consists oil 46 acres OF excellent land
In the highest state 4 cultivation. divided by go
fncts into pasture and filage, estimated to cut IS
tons of bay this season. About 40 cords of dressing
used last season and the same amount now on the
place ready for u.e. About 50 Apple and from 5 70
20 Pear trees. The buildings consist If laros
double "a story 'dern built House; each D, rt con-
tans finished rooms, ample closets, large pantrv
and attics cellar uuder the whole house Barn 4lxE2
feet, clapboarde1 and painted al rouud 2 arriaoe
Houses, Wood She'd Ice House, Piggerv Bepna,y
&c. These buildings were built by tie day Of ,Ss
best eria and are IN perfect order. tt Ii M opsr
ty Is situated six miles Z ON Portland 10 MINNIE.
walk from NJ. G. Depot, With l3 passenger trains 10
and f ON Portland daily. Within a mile "a q sond
School, Churches, Store, Grist aud Saw NM. Is an
excellent neighborhnod and fine location with n view
OF the surrounding country. Terms easy and made
known at sale. title perfect. Sale abs 1uIe
Immediately after the ab1ve will be sod The stock
and FARMING Tools, consist ing of 5 suDelior Cows;
the herd have taken the, first Ireniun wherever
shown; Knox mare Q IL, in july weighs $50 lbs.
rs good as the best Knox stock; bay mare weighs
ITO IDS, good diver ard worker; Is Hens, good
Carryall, fhaeton, nearly new, 2-wheeled Chaise,
snie-sprlhg Wagon, Express Wagon, dig, Fam
Mag IN and Hay Rack. Wheelbarrox, new Buckeye
mower with all improvements. pal Horse rake,
Flows Harrows, Cultivators, and al necessary iarm
implements. q,
Noon train eli her way on the M. C. H. H. arrives
In season for the sale. ...
i,e eodld
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NEW YORK.
The Western Method of settling a La

The Western Method of Settling a Law
suit
NEW YORK, June 12.-Goldng, the plaintiff
in the suit to compel Crawford county, Indiana
to complete its subscriptions to stock of the
Louisville and St. Louis Railroad which many
claim to have been voted by fraud, was take!
from his house at Leavenworth, Indiana a few
days since by band of men and has not been
heard of since. Another band have destroyed
the election records.
The Trial of Walworth.
The trial of Frank l.. Walworth for the MUIR
der of his father has been set down for the I'D
inst,
woodruff aud ClaAin.
Judge Blatchford denied a motion to-day to
SET aside the indictment against Mrs Wood
hull, and Monday the 23d was assigned for the
trial of Mrs. Clafiin and Col Blood for issuing
obscene publications. Mrs. Woodruff is still
reported dangerously i'll.
Maine Vessel Abandoned.
The schooner Grace B. West of Surry from
abandoned June 9th, and the crew picked up in
an open boat by the bark Lucy Redman FROM
Marselles and landed here.
Various Matters.
The Bostons defeated the Resolutes of Eliza
beth, N. j.. to-day, II to 4.
The funeral of Gov. Orr tomorrow prom
ises to be one of the most imposing ever wit
messed.
Francis O'Neil was arrested charged with
throwing his wife ont a fourth story window
this morning The woman will die
Fully fifteen thousand persons have visited
Stokes 81 ce he has been confined in the
Ombs. Between two and three hundred call
ed yesterday.
Counterfeit currency Of the ten cent denomin-
atiOb was discovered in circula lion yesterday.
The counterfeit is unusually well engraved aid
printed.
Domingo Aldo, Cuba, while trying to kill
Agnes Shandley in her room in Wooster street
the girl while defending her life with IL water
pitcher
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS In MAINE.
Trial of Wagner.
Proceedings Thursday Afternoon.
Especial Dispatch to the Press.

Especial Dispatch to the Press.]
ALFRED, June 12.-In the afternoon VIM. NJ
Currier, Boston policeman, testified to finding
coppers, buttons, finger ring, etc., in Wagner's
pocket. The officers that arrested Wagner tes-
titled that they arrested him, and that he told
them he had been in Boston five days, but af-
forwards confessed that he came that day.
Joseph Toedtman. felow-countryman and
an acquaintance of Wagner sold him Shoes re-
ceived his cast-off clothing. Heard Wagner
say have seen women lying as still as that
boot.
VIM. H. Jefferson, Portsmouth officer, saw
Wagner's hands biistered in the palms. and
hood blisters on the thumbs; said it was occa-
stoned by hauling travis. Saw Wagner crying
at the station. Wagner said: 81 am sorry 1
went to Boston; if 1 had not gone to Boston
they would not have thought did it." Mrs.
Hontvet said: "Iouis. you rurdered my sis
tiers" Wagner said: NO. Nary, did not
Judson p. Randall, fisherman, told Wagner
he had been to see the corpses, and asked how
he felt Wagner sain he felt as bad as though
he had done il, and commenced to cry
Thos Entwistle, Assistant Marshal of Ports
mouth, asked how the scars came on his
knuckles. He said, "fish-h hooks" Found Wag-
ners shirt in the vault, torn in pieces; the shirt
was rinsed and carried to the County Attorney
Ivory Lord-Heard Wagner say if they found
white shirt bloody it was not his, because he
didn't wear white shirt at that time
Levi Manson saw Wagner have dark red
pencil about two inches long, showing teeth
marks at one end and whitfield at the other; is
certain that the pencil shown is the one.
Emil Ingerbretson Friday afternoon, March
| 7th, found the same pencil in the entry at Hont-
| vets house.
| DR.. Horace Chase of Boston, graduate in
! Berlin, an expert in the science of blood, and
| experienced in the examination and analysis of
blood in man and animals. examined portions
of Wagner's clothing, overals, shirt and jump
err, on all of which he discovered the red glo
bules of human blood. Adjourned
| To Associated PIess.]
| Lame hing.
| BELFAST, June 12.-The schooner Ralph
Howes, $50 tons, owned by S. A. Howes & Co.
| and others, and to be commanded by Captain
Reuben Burgess, was launched to-day from the
yard of G. P. Carter & Co.
Capt. Hails Esquimaux at Wiscasset.
WIscAssET, June 12.-Captain Halls Esqui-
maux, nine IN number, arrived here from Wash
ington this afternoon. They are to remain in
Wiscasset until it is determined whether a re-
| lief ship shall be sent in search of the Polars
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New York stock and Monex Marke,,


New YORK. june IL Mor0Iaa.-6old at H.
Stocks strong.
The government sold s1,5OO,OOO Of Gold to-day at
from 1l6 7S-1OO "a 116 9l-l00.
NEW YoRh. June 12-EoenIpd.-Mopey easy at 3
q per cent with the bulk of business at az per
cent, closing at per cent. Sterling Exchange firm
at lob g lU for sixty days. and no "a ll0A for 81 hit.
heavy failure is reported on Cotton Exchange Gold
fell from ING 1i6i the reduction of he rate of n
terest by the Bank of England, bit rallied to l16s q
~ at the 81 Sc loans q per cent. The clearan-
c ces were 81 oOoOoO Ire sury disbursements $780,
and steady. State bonds nominal. Stocks opened
strong and higher the entire list under the favor
bic ayices II I'M London and the efforts Of the bears
stoned an advance of a per cent the greatest
rise being or Western Union, Wabash, st. Pau! and
OHIO. subsequently the market weakened and prices
fell of and in the afternoon the market was again
quiet and dull. Pacific Mail was weak on the spot,
selling ow as 393 against 4Os in the morning. it being
rumored thai The company is about to issue bonds
Western Union was bought by the Smtp party up TO
the last at s and the rest Of the market except Pa
clfc Mail was generally strong The Treasurer of
The New York Centr ] gives notice that proposals
viii be receive for 81, 100000 first mortgage nds
~ July I'd De ng part ofits consolidated mortgages
OF forty millions.
The following were the ouota1ions of Gov.,nmept
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OOaaaenllc IlarkeIn.

NEW YORK. June Accommodation 1c al
higher and more doing; sales 1900 bales; MJdnng
n ~ 1sa hb ls.c heavy an ~ g i5c ower sales
80 g go; Western So a 8 so; Southern at $50 "a
Il 90. Wheat is q &c lower; sales 10000 bu h |;
N22 Spring at Al q 50. Corn shade easier
sales 900 bush; new Mixed Western IS a SIC
old 81 q &C. Oats beavr and decided lower; sales
Gs,Oo1 bush; new Western Mixed at 40 q 4ie. Beef
steady and quiet. Pork IL steady; mes. 16 co.
Laro more active and lower at 81 q 9sc. Bntrer is
steady; Ohio Is 23c; new State % a 2sc. whiskey
dn; refining u g ssc Coffee quiet and Steady; Rio
III a l93c in COLL Moasses quiet and unchanged (;
eayed 2s g Bic; New Orleans 81 g sc; Porto Rico 50
0 SIC; Muscovado 30 % 32c. Naval Stores-Spirits
Turentine steady at I5a a i6c; Ros;n quiet at 95
for strained Petroleum dull crade 81 q ssc; refined
at i9a 1850: Tallow weak at St @ SIC.
III q I'D.
CHICAGO, June 12.-Flour dull and unchanged
wheat is quiet, weak and lower; No Spring sold
at II for hard; No Spring closed at 223 on spot
22t seller June; 2Os seller July; No 8 do at 12i
q 10; rejected OU. Corn luei, weak and lower,
regular and on spot SIC seller july 40 bid for seller
Aug. Oats in fair demand and lower; sales of No at
se ,c &c s EaEs Ju reeetsd 2e Rye steady
9Oc. Provisions quiet and unchanged. Pork sold at
l6 % seller July Lard at n seller July Bulk Meats
unchanged Bacon stealy no sales; shoulders quota
cash; SIC seller July. y ~
Va, Lake Ereignts-Corn to Buffalo at &c; oats at a;
Wheai 81; Wheat to Kingston 125.
keceipts-9,O00 bbls flour, 10000 bush wheat, 49,,
QUO bush corn, $4,000 bnsb oats 5000 busL rye $1,000
bush barley, 10000 hogs.
Shipmeats60OO ooIs four, g., 900 hush wheat 2s7,-
100 push corn 50 900 bush oats 80 600 bush rye 1000
b1sh barley, O3OO hogs.
.ol xpo. June 12.-Flour isquiet and uncbaneed-
Whea dull and declining; No 2 White Wabash 10;
No at Ga; extra White Michigan at 80; No
White at %; Amber Michigan spot and seller
June at 55 seller last half June / sol; seller July
81; No Red at 67t; No gu spot 81; seller june
Oh No at 80; rejected %; Mol Amber ILL.,
mis- 90; No do 50. Corn is steady; spot options
shade lower; high Mixed on spot and seller june
aSts; July nc; Aug ~; Sept at; low Mixed 4c;
White 4ls no grade BIC; damaged 4,c. Oats steady;
No 2 at 354; rejected SIC.
q SIC.
Receipise0Oo bbls -four, 10000 bush wheat, 81 900
bush corn, 5000 bush oats
Shirments-10O0 bbls -four, 5000 bush wheat, q 900
bush corn, 90, 600 bush oats.
DETROIT. June 12.-Flou quiet and Unchanged
Wheat steady; extra White SO; No White 75l;
Amber Michigan So. Corn steady at Acc. Oats dull
and declining at 35c. -
Havana Market.
HAVANA, June 12.-Sugar-No 70 Dutch Standard
10 "a 1O4 RS.
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RAID ON GAMBLING HoUsEs-At half-past
ten last night, Marshal Parker with deputies
Bridges and Williams, and the day police
force, with search warrants. made two raids up
on well known gambling houses in this city.
PRESS reporter fell in with the posse, which
moved at quick step down Myrtle to Cumber-
land to Prebe, and there deployed about the
st. Janice, on the latter street. An outpost
saw the uniforms, ard ran into the house, fol-
lowed quickly by Marshal Parker and half
dozen men. La the first room there was large
crowd of sporting men, The door to the room
above was locked, but deputy Williams, with
some implements, quickly opened it,and ON the
stairs fonnd one of the gentlemen who belong
ed to the room above, who had been disturbed
in their little game. Up stairs was found IA
70 bank and other gambling implements, which
were seized and taken to the station; and Frank
Bosworth, alias chief 'banker, "of the institu-
tion, and Edward L Kimball were arrested and
lodged at the station last night In the back
room of the front floor of the st. James, were a
number of boated looking fellows, selling
pools They were Boston parties, and looked
as though hard work and short fare would make
t1em supremacy Wrelcntu. lHcy nau PiieS VI
greenbacks as did Mr.. Bosworth
The next raid was made on the rooms at No.
ia Preble street. These were dark aud the
door was locked. Deputy Williams applied his
implements and several men made their way
by the aid OF dark lantern, to the head of the
stairs, and in the front room on the left, found
faro bank and other gambling implements
unknown to the general reporter These were
taken to the station, and George Holbrook,
''dealer," was arrested.
The raid was entirely successful. Indeed, we
think that this class of sporting fraternity and
their friends, the pickpockets, will conclude
that this city is not promising field for opera
tiOnS.
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HAD TO COME Down "A well known COM
mercial gentleman of this city, while quietly
promenading in the hall, last evening, musing
ever the sales of the day, was approached by a
charming girl, having choice bouquet which
she wished his highness to purchase, for
which she asked the sum of twenty-five cents.
She would not take no for an answer. Her ap-
peal was irresistible, and the man of
dollars was obliged to produce one for her,
when suggestngly size remarked, ''yon don't
want any change back, do you?" Of course
the gentleman said no, as he departed,
and the girl remarked, "another seventy-five
cents for the Hospital''
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EXCURSION TO CONwAY.-The religious So
ciety at Saccarappa, under the charge of Rev.
Hiram Whitcher, are to have a grand excur-
sion to the White Hills on Saturday, June Dist,
over the Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad A
refreshment saloon car will be attached to the
train. Tickets for the round trip are only one
dollar. AS the profits, if any, are for the ben
eft of tins struggling church we trust the pub
lie generally will avail themselves of the re-
markably low cost of the tickets, to enjoy a
days romp among the delightful hills of Con-
way. Trains leave at A. NJ. from the Walker
House depot.
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BILLIARD MATCH.-The billiard match at
Lancaster Hall last evening, between Messrs
Shiel and Smith, for purse of 5000, was fully
attended. Much o: the playing was excellent
and for time, the match was closely contested
Up to the 18th inning Smith was ahead, when
Shiel took the lead and kept it to the end. For
ty-six runs were made, and the record stood at
the close, 1900 to 9S2. Shiels average was 32aa,
and Smiths 215. Shells biggest run was 24O,
and Smiths 126. Mr.. Broughton acted as UNI
pire, and Mr.. Waterhouse as marker.
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H . K h / q N.
Outbreak Fesre1 In Ma irid-Formution
of q New Cabinet

LONDON, June IA special to the Lordon
Times from Madrid reports that the crisis in
the government OF Spain, continues, and fears
of serious outbreak in the ca )iial are enter
tanned. he Cortes renamed IN secret session
most of the day yesterday.
During their deliberations party of armed
volunteers surrounded the palace of the Cortes
A large body of armed police was concentrated
at the columns of 'Dos de Mayo and detach-
ments of troops were posted at ether places in
the city in anticipation of an outbreak, but
their services were not ca led into requisition.
The irreconcabe press openly advocates an
armed revolution. The situation is very dis
quoting. I-..
Another despatch sent from thet city last
evening says, the 1rreconcilables are opposed to
the formation of the n inistry from the Right
BODIES of Irreconciabes and armed partizaus
of the majority OF the Cortes, respectively, &C.
cupy strategic positions in the city, and a COLI
tlict between the opposite factions is feared
AT meeting of the deputies belonging to
the majority, it was agreed that in order to con-
ciliate their opponents to propose ministry to
be composed of four Conservatives and four
Irreconcilahles.
MADRID, June 12-The Cortes have accented
the resignation of the Eigueras cabinet AT "A
meeting of the majority last night, the follow
ing new ministry was agreed upon. President
of the Council and Minister of the Interior.
Senior r. Y Margall; Minister of Colonies.
Senior Sari; Foreign Affairs, Senior Muzo;
War, Estavanz; Mariue, Aurich; Finance.
Sadus; Public Works, Benot; Justice. Con-
zales.
The authorities are determined to resolutely
sustain The majority in whatever measures
they may adopt.
Senior Figuera has left the city of Madrid.
The Russian Expedition.
STFPETERsBURG, June 12.-Tbe columns OF
the expedition against khivan wnIch staI.eu
from Diiska anu Kasalinsk, effected a junction
at Chalaat the oath of April. On the 9th,
Kbiyau's force attacked the Russian van guard
near Chalaat and sharp engagement took
place dnring which two Russian colonies were
killed. The Khvau's were finally defeated
and retreatpd precipitately.
Ldter-Despatches from Central Asia receiv-
ed tonight state the van guard of the force
marching against Khiva from the East under
the command of Gen. Kaufman reached the
Daria river on the 11th of May, where it met
and put to fight body of $500 Khivan's with
loss OF single mau on the p,rt of the Rus
SLAMS. After waiting till the 18th ult., by which
time the remainder of his force came up, Gen
kaufman continued his march towards
Schurukhane.
Excitement Subsided.
The excitement which has prevailed in Mad
rid the past few days, has greatly subsidized aud
the city is quite calm to-day. The armed fac
tious which were posted at different points
have been withdrawn. All parties hrve accept
ell the ministry formed by majority of Cortes
last night.
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Internal Revenue Receipts.
C internal revenue receipts today W
West Point.

WEST POINT, June 12.-There was a battalion
skirmishing drill this afternoon before the
board of visitors, witnessed by President Grant.
Secretary Belknap and Gen. Sherman Al a
meeting of the Alumni this evening it was re-
solved TO erect monument on the Point to the
scribed five hundred dollars each. To morrow
Secretary Belknap will award the diplomas
PRESIDENT Grant will distribute them and Gen.
Sherman will address the cadets
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ARMY AND NAVY UNION EXCURSION Ar
rangements have been completed with the Bos-
ton and Maine Railroad Company for the Army
and Navy Union excursion, which comes off
next Tuesday. Trains will leave the Walker
House depot at $3.50 a. m, 1915 noon. return
ing will leave Old Orchard and Beach at p.
m. The fare for the round trip, including dan
cling, has been placed at the low price of fifty
cents. If the day proves pleasant there will
doubtless be large attendance.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
WARD CAUCUsES.

TIE Republican voters of this city are reques'eu "
meet in their respective Wards on
Monday Evening. June 18th, at 8 o>ciock'
for the purpose of elecing FIVE Delegates rom each
Ward to attend the Republican State convention to
be held at Bangor on Thursday, June 18th.
Wards 1, O. 8, and will meet in their respective
Ward Rooms. Ward will meet in Machigonne En-
CINE House Congress street. Ward will meet in
the School House on Clark street.
The Delegates so chosen are requested to meet in
the Ward Room of Ward on Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock an6 elect four Delegates at Large
Per order Republican City Committee.
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Real Estate AT Auction.

TVNHE valuable property on the corner If Congress
T. and Park streets, known as the Jones estate
Will be offered for sale by auction, the premises
Nj. The lot IS 2O3 feet on Congress street and 100
feet on Park street. and contains about $4,000 SQUARE
feet. The honse is well built 18th about forty oms
The garden Is In fine order and well stocked will
fruit trees, &C., together with Green House anil
Cold Granery both thoroughly built and in excellent
order. The s abe and lee House are also In good
order. Terms Of sale liberal. Persons wishing to
see the premises before the day Of sale wi call on
+. o. BAILEY g. CO., Auctieneers.
lu6 did
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BLooDGooD.-Harry Bloodgood had as is US
ual with him, fine house and a delighted audi
ence at Music Hall last evening. Signor
Zgrino again made his terrific leap through the
hoop encircled with ire and daggers. Miss Isle
Reddell sang some of her choicest songs. The
DAILY Brothers favored the audience with some
of their unapproachabe specialties. In fact all
were so good that it is almost impossible to par
ticularse. An entire change of programme
will be given this evening, and on Saturday at
o'clock, matinee will be given for ladies and
ch1drnn
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
EOreisn Exp0rls.

Foreign Exports.
SAGUA. Bark Daring-3177 shocks and heads, SO
moasses terce do do 20 sugar do 1905 bds hoops 20
kegs nails, Al ,3i4 it lumber.
HALIFAX, Ms. Brig Elizabeth Ann-lS00 bbls
-four, 2f60 gals refined oil.
.-..t.r Eoreiga amports.
CARDENAS. Schr A M Chadwick-5s9 hhds SO
ties Dbl molasses o order
SAGUA. Schr Josephine-253 hhds % ties nnolass-
es to George Hunt. =
CIENFUEGOS. Schr Monsita-522 hhds Al ties
melasses to Geo Hunt
HALIFAX. Ms Steamer Carlotta-10 boxes fresh
fish, do salmon, 5 pkgs merchandise to j F. Lis
coab. ~
ST. JOHN. NIB. Schr Bloomer-93, 23I feet lumber
to j knight.
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CORPUS CHRIsrI.-The festival of Cor,,.
Christi was observed at the Cathedral of ~,
Immaculate Conception yesterday with great
pomp. In the morning the rite of confirmation
was administered to 800 children. In the even.
ing High Mass was celebrated The altar was
brilliantly lighted and the music was very ane,
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Furniture. Beds, Carpets, &C., at
Auction.

ON Wednesday, June 18th, at 10 o'clock g. m,
1--WE shall sell at hous corner of Park and Congress
Streets BInsses in rain and oil carpets, a. ca
and ctter tables chairs, lounges mirrors, curtains
chamber furniture feather beds, hairand other mat
tire ses spring be1s ward robes. steeris baker, re-
frgerator crockery, etc., together with the kitchen
furniture.
f. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneer-.
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onhoCh BY LIGHTNING. Schooner Mahaska
OF Portland was struck by lightning at Ports.
mouth few days since. Cant Flake. who
on the point of entering the cah;,, =. 49, .;n,os
was knocked down the stairs He savs ..,be
first thing he knew he was sitting 40. nn tho
cabin floor" No damage was do,,s
vesspl w eho
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Hard nm the Code.

RICHMOND, Va. June 12-The seconds 10
the recent fatal duel between Mordecal ana
Mccarthy having been refused bal, bya police T,
justice during the c,nvaiesence Of tlS ne
nrocnre writ of habeas corpus, but Judge
Guigor refused to grant 1t.
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For Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Ineiges-
ton, Depression Of Spirits and General Delhi
ty, in various other forms, -PHosPHoRA-
TED ELIXIR of CALIsAYA made by CAswELL.
HAZARD & Co., New York, and sold by all
druggists is the hest tonic. As stimulant
tonic for patients recovering from fever OF 9th
err sickness, it has no equal If taken during
the season it prevents fever and ague and other
intermittent fevers. may214wf