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New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, NAY 3, 1873.

men held this evening. for the purpose OF
giving expression of The sympathy and re
gret for the loss the city has sustained in
the death Of the late Hon. James Brooks,
resolutions were adopted.
A meeting of the editors and reporters
staff of the Erening EIpress was held this
evening, at which resolutions Of regret at
the death of Hon. James Brooks, its
founder. and of coincidence with his family
were adopted. The staff viii attend the
funeral in a body.
The remains of Bishop McIlvaine were
brought here by the steamship City of Bal
tlmore, en- route to Ohio for interment A
committee is here from Cincinnati, WHO, in
cooperation with resident committee, viii
cause the proper holors to be paid TO his
remains, and subsequently conduct them to
Clnc.nnatl. The ceremonies will be held in
s.. Paufs Church, where the deceased
bishop was cnnsecrated. Tue use Of Trinity
Church was also offered the committee but
because of the above fact the offer was de-
Glazed.
The executive committee of Tammanv
Hall met this evening and made arrange
menrs for special meeting of the general
tomorrow evening. to take ap-
propriate action On the death of the Hon
james Brooks.
At meeting Of the German Democratic
lLiUeTdi CtutIdl COululLttt LUl5 evening",
were adopted euloeiste OF Hon.
James Brooks, and express sympathy with
his bereaveG family, and regret at his loss
as public man. The committee resolved
to attend the funeral in body.
Money active and stringent during the
early hours of the day, when the rate for
call loans advanced from l-l6 to "a, bat
during the afternO, there was gradual
return to ease, and before three o'clock
loans were made at 7. After that hour the
brokers' balances lent dow n to s. Exchange
heavy and lower in the morning, when it
sold at SIS, but in the afternoon the market
was decidedly frmer, closing at sl4 a 9as
Gold steady fran ll63s to ll67s. Loans to
81 for carrying.
The cOopers Of this city and Brooklyn
threaten that unless their demand for i'm
mediate cessation Of the use Of Portland
made barrels in sugar retineries is not COM
Piled with the whole force will strike. Only
abuut two hundred have now struck.
The police force around the New York
gas works was Increased last night under
appre hension OF trouble from the recent
strikers who have been refused work, for
which they applied
Vienna specials state that the Prince of
Wales and Prince Arthur were part Of the
"oyal cortege at the opening Of the exhibi-
ion.
The American department was closed,
ookirg battered and dingy.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
The <erchi,ochps COruDromise.

The Natclitoches Times, edited by FusiOn
| State Senator Puckette, is well pleased
with the recent adjustment of affairs in
that parish:
The two political parties Of this parish
have mutually agreed upon plan OF ad-
justment OF the contest over the parochial
and municipal offices, which presents tea-
lures that ought to be satisfactory in the
main to our citizens of all parties. By it a
good and impartial administration of the
parish and city governments will be as
sured, with the promise of less partisan
rancor in the future and liberality of
spirit which can not but be advan ageous
to the material prosperity and general wei
fare OF @ur people.
Mr.. NJ II. Carver and Captain l.. Caspari,
on the part cf the Fusionists, and Mr..
Henry Raby, on the part of the Repub-
licans, have gone to New Orleans TO have
this compromise indOrsed by the de fGctO
government, and judging from assurances
which have been made, there can be but
little doubt of the ir entire success.
Thus the parish OF Natchitoches has taken
the initiative in the matter of compromise
and concession. II is to be hoped that
other parishes, and the State itself, will
make a move in the same direction, both
parties being animated by desire to in
sure good government by giving place TO
the best men available under the circum
stauces-whether Republicans or Fusion
lists. Especially ought the prominent men
of the Republican party seek to effect a
liberal compromise in regard to the Legis-
lature of the State. The want Of inteiG-
gence and personal integrity in the mem
bers Of that body has been the chief source
OF those cOrruptiOns which have involved
our people i'll such deep distress, and
brought them TO the verge of ruin and
civil war; and surely no person, having the
COMMON welfare at heart, can pretend that
there is any more hope of whole some legs
lation by the present Legislature than by
either of its predecessors.
But there is considerable conservative
element in the Mechanics Institute Assem-
bly,, which, added to such elements as can
be drawn from the other body, will assure
good governments to the State, and peace
and contentmeut within its borders. We
therefore point to our local compromise as
the index of the spirit which should ami
mate those who control the destinies OF the
State, and urge upon them the necessity of
follow ing our example.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
COlOfed Preacher Shot.

The Opelousas Journal states that on
Sunday night, in building on tho planta
tion of Mr.. w. A. Obier, in Bellevue, about
seven miles from Opelossas. the Rev. SAM
uel Moore. of the colored Baptist Church,
was shot, by some unknown person, just
after he had finished preaching, and ;.
hymn was being sung preparatory to call
Ing up mOurners Mr.. Obier had given
them the Use of the building as a church;
there was no pulpit in it, and the preacher
WAS st4nding on the floor behind table,
the congregation being seated. At the end
OF the house where he stood, the end of a
plece OF weatherboa1ling had come loose
and dropped down a little, making a hole
The person who tired was some distance
off, and the greater part Of the charge
squirrel shot-entered the plank about the
hole. only two or three piercing through it.
OF the shot that went in at the hole. some
struck the opposite side Of the house, and
would have struck persons of the c"ngre-
CATION if they had been standing. Two of
the shot struck the preachers right arm
Just below the shoulder. and passed
through it, making only hesh wounds.
which are net very serious He says he has
idea who did it, and suspects no enc, white
or colored.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
Mysterious Death.

The Aaaison Journal, published in Delta
under date of April %, says:
Last Thursday evening a man came to
this place on the train from Monroe, and
was observed by several persons about
town as being under the influence of liquor
No one knew bin, or where he came from.
On Friday morning his body was found in
a room adjoining the ticket office of the
railroad, with his throat cut on the right
side, apparently with razor; lying in
large pool Of blood There had been
trunk in this room for a dav vr two, sup
posed to belong to Mr.. T. S. johnson, of
Monroe, which was missing at the time the
body was found. This trunk was aiterwar,l
found some distance from the building,
broken open, and its contents removed,
except black cloth vest and a common
SHIRT. both of which were stained With
k!uwf
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
Nnw Orleans and Vera efrun.s

i special from Washington to the E's4ta
burg Telegraph says:
Official Information has been received
here that the Mexican government con
cluded on the twenty sixth of March, with
X. &. Ritter l. Co., a contract for four ears
from November next, with the privilege of
continuance TO six years, for running line
of steamers between Vera Cruz. Tampico.
Tuxpan and New Orleans. There are to
be two trips month. The steamers are to
measure 1860 tons at least, and to be able to
carry not less than 100 first and st cond
class passengers. The vessels to be txenE)t
from duty or taxes, except pilot charges,
for mails and passengers, and all netals,
the importation aud expectation of which
are prohibited. Messrs. Ritter & Co. are
70 receive from the Mexican government
for each round trip $500 in gold or silver
at Vera Cruz. and they are guaranteed
that they alone shall have the privilege of
running steamers between the ports indi-
Gated during the four years. The firm is
to submit for the approval of the Mexican
government tariff of maximum rates of
freight and passage.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AND PROMIsSORy
NOTE AT AUCTION BY THE SHERIFF.-We
are requested to call attention to the sale
at auction to be made this day at noon, at
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street by the sheriff of the parish of
Orleans. Said sales comprise
/. A lot or portion of ground and all she
improvements, rights, etc, situated u She
Fourth District of this city, on Philip strseS
between Willow and Clara streets.
2. And a promissory nots for sfe Al.us { /
$6657 81, with interest
For full particulars an5 t4}ias es&s asseex
tsement68
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

THIRTEEN FINE LOTs OF GROUND It+ TIE
Walton, Davis & Freret will sell to-day, at
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street, at twelve O'clock NJ, thirteen
fine lots Of ground, situated on Bienville,
Cont and st. Louis streets. and near Canal
street, in rapidly improving neighborhood,
promising large return On the prices at
which they will he sold. L'or particulars
and terms, which are liberal $50 advertise
ment of the auctioneers
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

NORFOLK. May 2-Stock 6s3i bales; weekly ne
receipts 4599, exports COastwise 373a sales 1000.
MONTGOMERY, May 2-Weekly receipts 1875
bales; shipments CAT; stock 5577.
CoLumBrs. May 2.-Weekly receipts 359 bales:
shipments 1885, sales 120; stock 1883
MACoN, May 2.-Weekly receipts l55 bales :;
shipments 655 stock 1921.
MoBILE May 2.-Stock 81 el2 bales; weekly net
receipts 1922; gross 1925; exports coastwise 1885,
sales $500.
WILMrSGros. May 2-Stock 4l0e bales; weekly
net receipts 333: exports cOastw Use 3y; sales 28I
PRovIDKSCK, May z-Weekly net receipts 10
bales; sales $500; stock 20 0OG
NASHVILLE, May 2.-Weekly receipts 797 balet;
shipments 930 stock 1855.
SAVANNAH, May Z.-Stock "a n93 bales; weekly
net receipts 1886: exports to the contiI 2O6l;
coastwise 1919; sales 3635.
PHILADELPHIA May 2.-Weeky net receipts 3O7
bales; gross 1886
BosroN, May 2.-Stock u 900 bales; weekly net
receipts IS; gross 5512; exports to Great Britain
$50; sales 1850
BALTIMORE, May 2.-Stock 9.46 bales; weekly net
receipts 6l5; gross 2692 EXPORTS to Great Britain
l4'o. continent 554 coast wise $50; sales ll3O.
CHARLEsToS, May 2-Stock 23274 bales weekly
NET receipts 1901 exports cuastwse 1920 sales 100
CITY PoiaT, y2-Wee ky net receipts 80 bales.
AUGUSTA, May 2-Wrekly receipts g88 bales;
shipments 2o43; taken by mills IS; sales 33,; stock
ii 63t
MEMPHIS, May 2-Week's receipts 6l3 bale !;
shipments G559: sales 1f4tO; stock 35 II9
StLnA Nav 2.-Receipts of the week 1894 bales:
shipments 40J; stock 2G0-.
net receipts BIG! esr.ts to Gres, 'I. Britain SAG.
coast wise 228J; sales 1000.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

The sheriff of the parish of Orleans a9lls
at auction this day at 10 A. NJ. and at
1870 A. NJ, at his warehouse, No. "A ST
Ann street, between Royal and Bourbon
streets, in the Second Distrtrict of this city,
furniture and movables; and at 5 P. NJ, On
the premises, on Common street. near Clai-
borne street, First District. the contents of
coffeehouse and barber shop, also the unex-
pired term OF the lease of said premises.
1rr full ar;iculars and terms. see adver-
tisenents
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

1t will be source of pleasure 20 the
numerous friends OF the Rev. Dr. j. S Har-
rison to learn that he has returned to the
city, and resumed the rectorship OF St.
Johns Episcopal Church, corner Of Third
and Annunciation streets. This parish, it
will be remembered. was founded less than
three years ago by DR.. Harrison and few
friends, and he was it's first rector, his
efforts being ably seconded by its late
rector, Rev. c. Is. Champlin, who has been
called to parish in the country. DR.. Har-
rison will enter upon lis duties of rector at
once, preaching his first sermon tomorrow
Sunday morning at eleven O'clock.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
The following is the passenger list of tn

The following is the passenger list Of the
steamship George Cromwell, Captain S. L
Clapp. for New York:
Mrs. Captain Scott and daughter, Mrs.
n K. Jennings and daughter. G. j. Beck,
wife, two children and servant. +. A.
Tbaytr. Captain Hatfield, DR.. j. I. Smith.
L. Ii. Williamson, A. E De Delane, L. Lee
roy, wife and two thildr+ n, A. Ravur, l..
Costa. II. Srhaltz, V. Maniux, Mrs. NJ. c.
Sheppard, Mrs. C. A. Wheeler, Mrs Q. E.
Hall and daughter, Mrs. Canancho and
three children, and twentyone in the
atperapp
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
WASHINGTON
Death Of Surveyor General Beach-Pay.
ment from the Treasury-BOnds for the
Syndicaie-The Railroad Tax Suit.

Syndicafe-The Railroad Tax Suit.
WASHINGTON, May 2-Surveyor General
Beach, OF Washington Territory, is dead.
The pay ments from the treasury for the
past month were nearly Sl5,090,000 ex-
elusive of interest.
The bearers If bonds to the syndicate,
who left New York April 10, have arrived
out.
Solicitor General Smith has gone 10 New
York to defend the government against an
appeal for an injunction restraining Bailey
from enforcing the railroad tax.
Mail service has been ordered on the
Houston and Texas road from Sherman to
COlberts.
Thomas II. Murphy's paten. for rolling
fabrics has been extended.
The Supreme Court of this district in
general term, has overruled the motion
made by the special attorney of the United
States to set aside The award of $26S,000 as
bounty to the captors and destrovers of the
Confederate vessels at New Orleans i'll
April, 1856!
The case OF the same parties against the
ship Metropolis and otEcrs-a prize case
is next to be heard.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
-
Academy Of HIs,ic,

Il splendid hsuse last night was the con-
sequence of the Announce rnent that Miss
Pauline Markham would axe p b.neft
then. The Two Bxzard-," that elegant
and amusing farce, vas produced, to the
positive danger of al xpiosion of laughter
though the greate,t fun was created by a
haii-intoxicated teilow in the audience, who
exclaimed at a critical point n the play,
when Cavanagh, az Jltn Small was max.
ing himself t. o conspicuou,: ..OL. give him
rfaHce" The burlesqne of prince Sill
yer Heels" made every body teel happy.
Grand Markham matinee ro-day at twelve
otA'ck, and magnificent entertainment to-
night. Monday evening the L. hngwel in
his amusing characters.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

DIAMONDS, JEwELRY, ETC.-This being
the closing sales day Of pledges forfeited to
the metropolitan Loan and Pledge Bank,
parties wishing safe investment should
certainly attend said sale, as every article
is to he sold without regard to the amount
leaned Aessrs. Montgomery are the auc-
ti"neers, and they have given full satisfac-
tion to purchasers at the first two days
aalea
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
Tho Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio'a,
No. so Chartres street, yesterday stood az
follows: At A. IL, 6io: ct . P. NJ, TO-;
at p. NJ. .4o. Lowest point during the
oight of May |, 59o. Rain during the nigh.
of May l. seven-tenths of an inch
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

REAL EsTATE.-Messrs Montgomery will
sell this day, at ,he s.. Charles Auction
Exchange, improved and uuimproved prop
erty tor the succession of P. Carraher. For
full particulars see advertisement.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

An exchange tells of a fellow who car
ried horse pistol in his holster aud . colt
uuder his coat tail. Ibat's nothing TO
~hat We saw the other day. We saw IA
fellow playing euchre With stud in his
bosom and Jack up his sleeve.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
WANTED.

NMAlL DWELLING HOUSE, WANTED.
~ prompt paying tenant wishes to obtsin
house OF four or Avc rooms. l., = qniet nefe b"r-
hood. not further above CAusl etreet than jackson
drsss D. D., this ofsce. giving psrtSslarA apps
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
MeteOrOlOGtcQl and River Ken0Ff.

The signal service, United States army,
reports, for the benefit Of commerce. the
meteorological record, and rise or fall OF
the rivers, at 3:43 p ~, local time, yest-r-
day az follows.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

Use DooIey's yeast powder if you relish
Light. sweet, wholesome biscuits, rolls,
pastry. etc. Your grocer sells it. Full
weight and strength
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

Concord Coach will leave Red River Landing
Louisiana, EVERY SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at 4 P. NJ. On the arrival of the packets
KATIE, FRANK PARGOUD and NATCHEZ from
New Orleans for Simsport, Moreauvill., Mansura,
Marksville Evergreen. Cheneyville, Lrcompt. ar
irving at Alexandria at A. NJ. next morning, max
ing close connection with stages for NatchtOches,
Louisiana, San Augustine and EacOgdoches. Texas.
The mail leaves Red River Landing DAILY for
tie above places.
ap27 6m B. H. PETERSON, Proprietor.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

One hundred and fifty Thousand Reming-
ton rifles have been purchased BY Spsin for
arming the national militia.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
SHE RIVERS.
stOve low
. low
Rise, Fall. wa:e,
St. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church

The river here is three feet two inches
below high water mark Of 1871.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
BY TEL CIR APH
THE BOARDINGHOVSE KEEPERS

THE BOARDINGHOUSE KEEPERS
THURL0W WEED SERIOUSLY Ill
TROOPS SENT TO THE PACIFIC
OBsEQUIE> OF BISHOP MclLvAINE
s"psONr ,5EIE Lava asEpS
NO RECENy MOVEMENTS
sNAKs INDIANS IN THEIR WAR PAINT
ss-se.-@-ss---S
Nothing Heard Of Lieutenant CraE>ton
CARLIsT PRISONERS SHOT
ILLNESS OF GARIBALDI
WASHINGTON TREATY DISCUSSED
GOVERNOR JACOBS WARLIkE |
TIE RHODE ISLAND STRIKE
LOSS OF THE STEAMER EnINRuRG
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
COTTON.

Comparative S:ntemeEt-r rrnnsa Ct,ons of
the Week-Re ceipts, sales, Exports
and Stock on Hand.
NEW YORK, May 2.-The following is the com
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

TEETH. TEETH. TEETH.
GREAT REDUCTION.
S3O-Gold and Platinum Sets-S3G.
Usual charge Sl00.)
SIS-silver, Aluminium, aud other Materials 3 5
Usual charge $50
S2-Gold Fillings-S2.
Usual charge SIS.
s.-sIver Amalgam and Guois Cement
tilling-Sl
Usual chaIge SO
DIR. &. A. BETANCOURT,
J.4..........St Joseph Street..........l7I
Between Camp and St. Charles,
Offers to insert sEIS OF TEETH at the above
prces, with without the IT. action of the roots
Warrants the purity OF all Materials also the
fitting of Plates stapility and duration OF filings
If paid at the highest prices
EKtractions and other operatio performed by
means of annsthetic agents
ToOi hache cured instantaneously.
Consultation gratis ap29 ly
DERIQUE TOBACCO.
Agency of the celebrated Grand Point parish Of
81. James, Louisiana.
PERIQUE TOBACCO
Has constantly on hand large stock, for sale in
lots TO suit. +. BOURGEOIS,
ap29 I'm No 10 Cont street
NEW ORLEANS, RED RIVER
LANDING
ALEXANDRIA LINE OF Bsi1ED STATES MAIL
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
Saturday Noon, Night and Sunday, May
) and 4,
GRAND MARKHAM MATINEE SATCRDAY NOON.
G,aTURDAY NIGHT-The ughable buriesque en-
titled
LA SONlNAMBUi4A,
THE SUPPER THE SLEEPER
KsrC MERRY SWISS BOY and the amusing sketch
of La BAL MASQCE
GREAT BILL FOR SUNDAY NIGHT
MONDAY, May 5-First appear auce of THE LEE
FlSG"ELL who will appear the Gushing Cio-
rinda" in the popular hurleeque OF CINDERELLA,
and NJ. EDWARD MURRY the celebrated charac
Ter and dial. CT vocalist. my3
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
TREATY DISCUSSED
GOVERNOR JACOBS WARLIhE

TIE RHODE ISLAND STRIKE
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

LOSS OF THE STEAMER EDINBURG
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

gENHE GRAND ANNUAL
FESTIVAL,
To be given by the fraternity Of
The United Ancient Order Of Druids,
fSuceT the aus pices Of the Ora Grove of Louisi-
lana, at the
DELACHAISE GROUND, SIXTH DISTRICT,
On sundays, May 4 and II.
The arrangements this year are such as to sat
sfy the most fastidiOus no ex. epses having been
spared. Amusement for Young and old The
richest games selected, aud to all valuable
prizes will be distributed.
Admission. Fifty Cents; Children Free.
For particulars prog amaes.
Committee Of Alrsrgemeut=-Valentin Fuchs,
Gustave Drewes. John Reich. api! I'm Su Te Tn
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

ILLNESS OF GARIBALDI
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
GRAND PICNIC

a '' +
viii he given by the LUSlTANIAN PORTU GUESE
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, at the
Fair Grounds, on Sunday. May IL, 1873.
The privileges of the stands will be- sold at the
grounds on Saturday, May 3 1873, at P. N.
ap27 80 my3 r. A. BRAY Char man.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

The best trusses and braces, abdominal auc
uterine supporters (for the falling Of the wombG
America or Europe can be had, aud be applied by
the inventor p8tentee and manufacturer, whose,
motto Is .'honest dealing will last longest" The
highest hOnors awarded st the St. Louis, Missouri
Jsckson Mississippi Houston. Texas. and New Or
esns state fairs My Instruments are recon-
nended by all leading surgeons and physicians.
Twenty-six different patterns o. tTusses on hand
Send with stamp for clrcnlar. nO20 6m lt2p
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
DICkET FENCES.
LDEN EVAPORATED FRUIT.

a
Just received direct from the factory at Anna
gIinois
20 barrels ArPLfS 100 'unds each
40 boxes apples, pounds each
Sc would call the attention of the retail grocers
7srhe above FRUITS, which are equal TO the green
Ggest hsp properly prepared.
j. l.. DUNNICA co,
No. 66 Tchoupitoulas street,
app I'm Agents for Anna, II inos, Factory.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
NEW YORK

Dull Times On Wall Street.-The Sailor
BOardinsh0use Keepers Defy the ship.
ping COmmis missiOners-Deaih of General
Banks MOlher-IIlness of ThurlOw
Weed-Troots for the Pacific-A Gang
of New York Robbers Steal a Load o f
Furniture-CoOpers Preparing for n
Slrike-HOnors to the Late james
Bro0ks-Re solutions of the Board Of
Aldermen-ActiOn of the Express EN-.
piOyes-Remains of Bishop NIcIIvaine-
The Proposed Obsequies-Latesi from
Mexico.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
NEW ORLEANS, RED RIVER
LANDIN

ALEXANDRIA LINE OF BSi1ED STATES MAIL
COACHES
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
FOREIGN.

rhe Newmarket Stake-Mutiny o. Cariist
FrisOners-Many Killed and Wound
e"-An.nesty TO Carlists-An Insane
Neither in Canada browns Three Chill
Gren-Garibaidi Dangerously Had.
mirai Alden Visits the Suitan-The
TichbOrne Case-WashingtOn Trenty
Discussed in the British Harliauaeut.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-09-18
Pain Killer.

There can be no necessity at this late
day, for the press to speak in commenda-
tory terms of this remarkable medicine,
in order to poromote its sale; for it is q
medicine that is known and appreciated
the wide world through. When ever we
speak of the Pain Killer, as in the pres
ent instance, we do so in behalf of the
afflicted, rather than with the view of
advancing the interest Of its proprietors.
For various diseases, such as rheumatism,
cholera, cholera -morbus, burns sprains,
bruises, and so on to the end Of the cata-
logue, We are convinced that there is no
remedy before the people equal to Davis
Vegetable 'Pain- Killer" and we know
that thousands upon thousands entertain
the same belief. Certainly, we cannot
refer to the history ofany medicine which
equals that of the Pain Killer. 1t was
introduced in 1910, and from that time to
this its sale, both at home and abroad,
has constantly and rapidly increased, and
we rejoice at the high reputation it has
achieved. because this reputation shows
that is has been the means of relieving a
vast amount of human suffering. We
hope the present proprietors Of Davis
Vegetable Pain Killer" will long live to
enjoy the prosperity which they have SO
fairly won.