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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-10
NEW YORK.
The Nathan Murder.

NEW YORK. Oct. 9.-The Detectives ar
rested this morning with John I. Irving,
who made statements in San Francisco that
he was present at the killing Of Mr.. Ns,hGn
in this city about three years ago.
1t is said Irving will prove that Kelley,
nov in Sing Sing, killed Nathan With the
iron dog which was obtsined of Caulker iu
the BROOKLYN Navy Yard; that $4,000 in
bonds. which were in Nathan's safe, were
seen ia Kelly's hands few days after the
murder, and that Nathan's watch and
chain were pawned In Centre street the DAY
after the murder.
The Fisk Murder.
The trial of Edward S. Stokes for The
mnrder of James Fisk Jr. was resumed this
morning, Judge Davis sustained the chal-
Ienge to the array of the jurors and the
counsel for the prisoner asked leave to with
draw it. asserting that an investigation by
them showed the panel was drawn in the
usual way and Without intention to preju-
dice the case. The work of empanneiing a
jury was then begun.
Indebtedness of City and County.
A s.%tement Issued to-day shows the
total citv end county debt as follows: City
SIOI. .262. .596. 90; county, $34,946,3 ,365. %;
total sI36, POS, ,96i SO; invested in sinking
fund. city, Sl9,O37, Pa. .O4; county, s4,2Ol,-
365.2S; total 81, 3,236,6l225 interest paya-
ble on citv debt, S4,777,564.Oa; on county
debt, 81 ,576,445 Is. Total SS,o54'ay9'I1'
The Jumel Case.
Counsel for George Washington Bowen
have fled bonds preparatory to appealing
from the decision in the Jumel case, to the
limited States Supreme Court.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-10
AN OLD LOUISIANA NEGRO ASTON
ISH ED
From the New Orleans Picayune.

fEOm inc new OTleanS f1cayune.
Not long ago country store, in close
proximity to the city, had one or two boxes
of torpedoes, that are about the szs of a
wren's egg, left over from its holiday stock.
In arranging the shelves one of the little
boxes was opened and all its contents given
away, except one single torpedo, which, re-
sembling "bird's egg" candy, as the col
ored folks call them, was left on the coun-
ter. A wise locking old negro rode up to
the store Oil mslicious-looking horse
about 8 o'clock at night. He hitched
his "critter," and came into the
store to get a dram. While the
clerk was pouring this out old grizzly
head, thinking that where even the smallest
things are available opportunities should not
be lost, slid bis horny hand over that "bird's
egg" candy and hauled it in. Then he
made out like he was putting chew of to-
baeco in bis mouth. He rolled his apparent
guild with his tongue back to his jaw teeth,
and then he must have shut down upon it
tight, for the explosion ofyells, and shrieks,
and howls, and sulphur smoke commingled
that ensued was perfectly awful. The old
negro tore out to his nag bowling, and, IN
der the impression that he had got econ
jured," fed as fast as sorry bones could fly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-10
Reported Carlist VICTORY.
CArfacenn.
CHICAGO.
Masonic Presentation.

CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-The Masonic Grand
Lodge of Illinois concluded its regular an
nual communication to-day by the installa-
ton of officers elected yesterday, appoint.
ment of Subordinate officers and making
the usual appropriations. Among the clos
ing features was the presentation of q Ma
sonic jewel to P. G. M. Cregill, as a mark
of regard of his brethren.
Anniversary of the Great Fire.
The second anniversary of the great fire
was observed to-day by closing the public
offices, public schools and courts, and many
people made it the occasion for a holiday.
The Exposition managers had arranged q
special musical programme, and many ex-
hibitors added some special features to de-
partments appropriate to the occasion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-10
LOUISVILLE.
Fatal Accident.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 9.--While men were
engaged tearing down an old brick building
on Market street, to-day, portion OF the
wall fell, crushing to death Charley Smith,
laborer, who had gone into ths cellar.
Relief for the Piague-Stricken.
Contributions for Memphis and Shreve-
port sufferers since Saturday, averaged
81, 800 per day. Subscription work will be
continued through the week.
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sd CorToN meets fair demand in New
York at 1850 for middlng.

WE are glad to hear that Andrew John-
soa will not be abjectly poor after losing
$4,000 in the Cooke National Bank of
Washington. The talk is that he will re-
cover something from the bank, but the
prospect Is not brilliant. The eight mil
lions of dollars gone up in the Northern Pa
clfc and Second Mortgage bonds will never
return But it seems odd that q man
trained as Andrew johnson was could have
had SO much confidence in bank. he
spent so much time studying the COnstitu-
ton that perhaps be did not have time to
inform himself of the peculiarities of finan-
cierine. Cincinnati Commercial.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-10

THE New Orleans Herald gives this
sketch of Cesar Antoine, the coal-black
acting Governor Of Louisiana: "His habil-
iments are in the latest French style, and
his appearance always neat and genteel,
and his bearing by no means presnmptueus
or seIf-suffcient. Without the dash and
art of Pinchback, he is also fres from the
fashiness and rowdy air Of that sporting
character. Without the dignity and port,
be is also free from the austere and chilling
grandeur of the lamented Dunn. Alto
gether, then, Antoine is rather an engaging
individual, and an improvement on his an
cestors. He is, toe, one of Us, knows our
ways, and has some sympathies for even his
unfortunate white subjects"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-10
Labor Strike.

PH1ApELPHIA, Oct. 9.-The workmen
aY the South vest Foundry, OF d. u MOTIFS
struck to-day in consequence OF the propri-
etor insisting on reduction OF ~ per cent; =,
off mechanics, and Is per cent per oleIh on
Iaborers. The Southwest tounafy ls one
of the largest industrial essSbhShIlents IA
the city, and employs nearly SIX hunoreu
hands.
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A Scbooner Water-L.Ogged.

BOSTON, Oct. 9.-Schooner Lucy Nancy
was dismasted and water-logged near Cape
Ann, in q gale of Wednesday captain
and crew took to the boats, and when DIS
covered this morning, one man was oead,
another had just been washed 0verOoAfu
aud lost, and the Captain barely allVe'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-10
FOREIGN.
The BazaIue Court.srartial.


PARIS, Oct. 9.--In the Bazaine court
martial to-day, hearing of M. Rivieres' re-
port was concluded, and documents ap-
pended were read. One relates to dispatch
es sent and received by the accused, and
shows that the miscarriage of those which
Bazsine addressed to Mcmahon precipitated
the catastrophe at Sedan.
III. Grevy formerly President of the As
sembly, will soon publish letter declaring
In favor of Republic.
Explanatory.
ROME, Oct. 9-An explanatory note
regarding King Emanueps recent visit to
Berlin is expected from the italian Minister
OF Foreign affairs to correct erroneous In
Expectations which have been given to the
event.
Reported Car2ist Victory.
LONDON, Oct. 10, A. M.-The Carlists
profess to have received information that
their Gen. Ollo, on the 9th, defeated and
routed the army of Gen. Moneones near
Ciraqui, and compelled it to retreat to
Pneerte, La Reyna, thirteen miles south
west of Pompeluna, leaving behind large
number of dead and wounded. The Car
lists claim this as the greatest victory of the
campaign.
Cartagena.
MADRID, Oct. 9.-Brisk cannonsde was
Eept up yesterday by Republican forcs be-
sieging Cartagena. During the day many
Intransigentss deserted, The National
squadron is momentarily expected at Car
tagena.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-10
POLITICAL.
Negro ExelustVeness.

NEW YORK, Oct. "a convention OF
colored Republicans, of this State, has re-
solved that it is for the best interest Of the
colored voters of the State to perpetuste
their separate political organization. This
action was taken on a proposition that all
coiored organizations be disbanded, and the
members ioin Republican organizations In
the various districts.
Temperance Platform.
UTICA, Oct. 9.-The State Temperance
convention here to-day was attended by
only fifty delegates. No nominations OF
State officers we're made. A platform was
adopted demanding that Congress suppress.
the importation, manufacture and sale OF
liquor; that they will vote only for legisla,,
tors favorable to prohibition; recommend
citizens of the State to unite in securing
from the next Legislature law submitting
to the people the question OF prohibition
and urge the enforcement of the present law
against Sunday traffic in liquors.
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of the Great Fire.
Noble Red Men

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. GA delegation
of Pima and Maricopa Indian chiefs arrived
at San Diego en- route to this city, thence
to Washington, in charge of j. D. Walker.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-10

GRANTING that the National Banks were
q necessity of the war, is not the war over?
The necessity having passed away, let the
banks pass away Cincinnati En- Quirer.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-26
a Book Foa The MiLliU..
[alx;s;it 7lS5TlIs1''

Private Counselor ~ the Marie,
o. those about 10 Marry, on the Phy-iuloc ,aIr,.,
let's and revoauu,uf the .xuai IS item " nj, IL
latest discoveries IN producing aud preventing ii
spring preserving he complexion &C.,
lms ise resting work of two h. -lred ana
sixty page. with numerou. engrayiugs AMI contain
'alu"bl" Information for those who arc innrrie,.t
contemplate marriage; still I; 10 a book TINT oneL
- 10 under lock au1 key aud net lad eaI.les.i,
about the house
Seut to az one free x po'Are FOR riry Gents, Iii,,
pr h'S hpsnsarJ, No. /! ~ Eighth street, ~ Leu AZ
H:..s y TIT Afflicted L.'o ug.:a.-.A.s.
~ heore spilr to the . IN
public papers or sing any Quss euedr. peru,, pr But.
sos no M ter ~hAi your israse 10 d-porab. ,nt
eohd ton Ia Surrs he cousut- p.rsonsy or b, mall
o. me il.ss-s mentioned IN his pnoe No IA
'lshth Street b-t-tsu Nsf,, vi Ct..uut IA -.
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WILSON'S
CARBOLATED con LIVER OIL.

CARB0LATED con LIVER OIL.
A. described fully in the inventors c rcuaI.
which will he mailed, upon application, to
iny address.
We cannot afford space to tell the whol'
story here, or 10 give the numerous, curtiti
cafes from eminent physician- and well.
known vitizous testify ing 20 The absolutely
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IiN"nv' nv. Sutisc ii 10 -ay II i curing thou
AMI. who SUPPOSED themselves to be IA
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Wilson's Carbolatei Oil il scientiiicall,
prepared with the purcst rarholic acid, ~
combined as to bo entirely harmless. with
SWEET NoEwEGIAN Con LIVER OIL
From the celebrated f.heries at Aaleslinh
(Norway). pronounced by physicians thu
mot dt iicate, efficient 60 liver oil In thu
world.
II l. easily taken, tolerated. y the weakcs,
>tnmnch-, dige.ts readily. never become,
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Usual disagreed lie characteristics of COD
liver oil.
For every use Of cod liver oil Mr.. Wilson,
discover, /, OF the greatest value.
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carl'olir acId Mr.. Wilson, mt ! Il Of CON.
bining it with cod liver oil is absolutely nee.
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

Single Tickets, $3.50; FL, ven Tick
s25 90; Ffty-.ix Tickets, SI25 20; N
Hundred md Fifteen Licsets, $4,000.
The draw Ing will be made under the 4
perintendcnr~ ~ y committee appointed
The hlghe., officials In the state. duly ~
to the faithful ptrio nance OF the duties
signed them.
The highest officials both OF City, Couf
and state have not only endorsed u
Abrles, hut alsn his scheme.
The demand ftr tickets 10 unparallel
,nd all de,irlng 10 particiI ATE In the drs|
ing should NJ once form their clubs aud o.
AGENTS WANTED In ali States. Gil
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Letter. i. q. Order or express M the
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Every parENgs OF II tickets hss otal
TO win II prlzeP, but Io'itively certain
in one. while one person out Of every
who purchase pscl sgs VI II 10 bound
win two prises.
For further information snd psrtieul
send for circular to ihs Manager Snt J.
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IMPuRE BLOOD. Il hc continued u.o If
sslerarus. alum. Smmonia and adultcrnted
baking powers in brerd, biscuits, cakes end
pastry are prolific sources or causes e i'm
rurc blood. The suh.tancc used by DR..
Pr c" IN bis Cream B,kine Powder have
Nm sfli riiv for certsin portions uf the blood
and renders it more adapted for transfer
mstion into muscular AID other tissues,
while the use Of the other articles de'troy
to greet extent its coadcu'aiing power,
making II thin I'D ustoty. I."t DR..
Price'. Cream Baking Powder ard special
Favorincs Of Noc,srina L'mon, etc . be
used in preference to- sli others, for The
sale ~ ru-o ',clcs should 10 encouraged.
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MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATIONS.

Going North.
Lesye Cairo at 1879 AIN. and 800 p N.
Going South.
Arrive at Cairo III 100 pm and O'oo PIN.
The eypress train north arrives at Win.
ccnr-s ri Is:2O pm, making direct connec.
zion al 1850 pm with the indianapolis an
Ninceuues railroad for la Annapolis, ia.
great rai.roa centre, from which point
trains are departing at all hour, Tor nD
Vpints Ia tie United ,ta es rnd Chnada. Al
l2.b3 IN. with the EyansNill. and Cfaw'
/ =, >,ille railroad, Tor Terra llaute, indi -
narons, chic 40, Dan,ille and a points
north via the Terra iiaute. Evansville ana
Cbicoyo railroad, and east Via the Nandaia
line, AMI indianapolis and Il. Louis railroad.
AT l:5j p IN with the Ohio aud Mississippi
railroad, tor CINCINNATI, touis'ine, anu ~
points east. Via Cincinnati.
Passengers going h! t is route are flaccd
in indianapolis, Cincinnati. Louisville, Ne"
York. Rost u, Philadelphia, baltimore.
Washington, and all eastern 20 nts, t"eNe
hours in advance nf any other ronie. ,
kxpress train makes connection 1T fAdu-
RADIO with II. Louis and Southeastern rail-
way. tor II. Louis, Mt, Vernon uhinois),
Shawneetown. aud all points between lido
RADIO and 81 Louis.
Al Norr,. CIV makes close connection
for .prinpr.ld Rock leland, AMI AZ i'riu's
on springh,Id aud Illinois southeastern faii'
wHv an I con ",tt n. go ,
A, Crmi with st. Louis, Evansville, Hen
der ION and Na-n,i lie railway hnr, Tor MI
Vernon t,ndiara). Evan->ill", henderson
(Nentuckyl. Nashyilll (Tennesse J, aud MI
point. on 81. L., T., Ii. and y. railway aud
connections.
baggage checked 10 all importan, polnt-
eFror tickets AMI Information spplv u,
the ticket office. corner ) renih street ahu
Commercial avenue, Cairo, IL inois.
l.. W. PALMER Guul Snpt.
f. 7. VIII on, G-n'l Passenger, Art.
! a. J MS Agent Crir"
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PRIZE LIST.
10000 Prizes

The title 10 the above real estate 10 e.
aplerd pei feet.
The liberal terms Of this scheme bring
within the reach ot all--the greatest opp
'uniiy ever onered for tue poor man ~ ri
to wealth.
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axe Mo-, IT RorGT rv2Ir'EG O. THE
Flo ID YET DISCOVERED.
CI-REe All, IyNORS, TROu 4 COMMON
ERUPTION TO TIE GON,I SCROVULA.
by its use Career. rro cured. and
Cameron, iunors nc dispersed Niih"'lt the SUI.
gcon'- Sifc-->cr.,ul cont dercd, -LG COusump.
lion prevented md cured.
Senrrca: Diseases. NcrcuTial and Ninsr.
nj l'ni-Ons, and There C.s erudiratrd. aud igor-
.N health and = s0uu constitution established.
Female wcahncs. nod Disease;
Drop-y general ar partial; SwciiIiiss external -
Internal; and Tumols arc reGactd AL G.s. 'e.scd
10 yrty rhur. time
E:rysipcias, Sit Ehcr~. scaN rrad. rnb
Fever sori' are snon re"o',d " Ia i'"e,'.!
Scorhutic Diseases, Dn"dr"c. Scg'y
or linush skin and rimplts lneAI! bl'1 Wa,
leaving the -ku smooth and fdl'.
Chronic Di>cas Fever anil Ac'c T O..
ordered Love. Dy~pcp-iI, RhcEnail-m, Nervous
Affections. General bvbiliiy. ~ tnort al -
numcrou. diseases caused by had blood ar" coz
qucrci all Civ WAY before IN. most puwCgl-.
Clrrrctor III King ~ the Blood,
zach bolIic contains bctw'cl 'or'- cul
hfly ordinary doses costing o, y n',r un., r. 80,
From one 90 Iouror ave bottles VIII
cure Salt l,nrun Sc ,ll Head Rug Worm PA
Plies on The Fac" Nlcs Ordinary t.lp ION. etc.
FRO" two toe CHI bottle iuaIc wl'i c aGG
Cankcr iuih Mouth and stomach Erysiprla- ,cIc.
From tw" - &c" bottles WIN rG-lor'
lcalthy action I, The LIVER aud spleeh, WI reg
From two 10 six bottlcs,win b. ''unl
cfeciual In Curin' Neuralgia, Sick Headache. a..
Niru1' Dance and Epilepsy
t.om i've 10 twelve bottles cG-c
the wo'st cases If Scrulula,
From thee 20 twelve bottles VI
cure severn nuh uhs'nltc CASE nf 'Htnrrh.
Fro" sWptOr ur bottles vi cure ~"
wnr-t rascS NJ pll,- and r",au usthc lpwrl
From Two ~ ten bottles VIII carr
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Price 81 per bottle, or bottles fort
Sold by all Druggists
y. RANSOM, son 4 CO., Propr's,
See ostImonials in locnl column Nu"H'" w
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WI LESON'S
CARB0lATt d CUD LIVER OIL

L. not a secret OF empirical nostrum. II il u
happy combination oi two remedies known
to physicians every where Us the besi mean.
ui combating cun,uinpt on. This cOmbina-
ton l. Mr.. Wilson's dIsc' cry aud H.
founded unnn The InIlnA,inn
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Fever and. .Ague.

from wlicn mankind suficr otter large part ct
the globe, is the consequence of diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm Of
vegetable decay. This exhnlation is evolved by
the action Of solar hest wet SOIL and rises with
the watery yapor from it. While the sun is below
the horizon this vapor fingers hear the earth's sur.
face, and the virus is taken with it through the
lungs into tho blood There it acts ns an irritating
poison the internal viscera and excreting organs
of the body. Inc liver becomes torpid and fails to
secrete not only this virus, but also the bile from
the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
In the circulation, and produce violent constitu-
tional disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathize with the liver, and become
disordered also. Finally, tho instinct Of our or
gani.ns as If in On attempt to expel tho noxious
infusion, concentrates the whole blood of the body
in tho internal excretories TO force them to cast
out. The blood leaves the surface, and rushes 70
tho. central organs with congestive violence. This
Is the CHILL. But In this effort ir fails. Then tho
FEvHn follows, in which She blood leaves the cen.
trail organs and rushes to the surface, as il in
another effort to expel the irritating poison through
that other great excretory-th skin. In this
also 1t fails, and the system sbandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery of strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the fits or paroxysms Of FHvBn AND AouE.
Such constitutional disorder will OF course undor.
mine the health II It is not removed.
We have lnbored to find, and have found, an
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-12-20
Death by Stage Coach.

3In,t these days of railways and steam.
boats, astage coach accident worthy
telegraphic report is novelty. Yet one
comics from New Hampshire which, in
its fatality, must be placed beside the
ordinary disasters Of the more modern
and dangerous nude of travel Six
horses attached to,a stage coach at the
Whits Mountains ran away, and in the
wreck which followed, two persons were
killed,.two others fatally wounded, and
nine more or less injured.
Possibly a moral may be drawn from
this. Horses will run away as we'll as
steam boilers explode, railroad bridges
break down, and vessels 60 to the bot
tom. Suppose wc depended as largely
upon stage coaches as upon the other
modes Of conveyance, and that as many
people travelled as now--which by the
way, would be impossible reason
have we to expect that fatal disasters
would be less frequent? Perhaps, in
dsed, wc are continually complaining OF
things " hirhs is really better than it
could have been in the old fashioned
ways. Stage divers are no less care.
less than engineers or conductors. It
may fairly bo said that life would be
equally as safe in the hands of the same 1
man.. whether he controlled coach or u
train. We have been told thu there is
one conductor on Massachusetts, road
--one of the first ever constructed-who
has served in that capacity since the first
grainf upon the road For twenty
years before that he drove coach be.
tween Boston aud Portsmouth; yet in
all that time he has never sacrificed
cent of property or lost a life by care.
lrssness. Such instances are of course
rare; if they were net, disasters such us
that recorded, or as the railroads and
steamboats, almost daily furnish, would
be almost unknown.
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The Sick at Soul.

Deep In my heart l bear bleeding SORROW
Yet 1t shall be a-mute until our parting;
feel IL restleas ever quicker starting
And hew lifs:sistrsnds arc swapping night
and morrow.
But ops ,knsw J, ID whom my deep heart
burning
I might conado in slow and grieving
measure;
! Oh. tina. might clasp my souls dear trea-
sure
She sleeps and. oh. the dark grave has no
morning.
Oh !! mother. hoarken to my souls distress!
II thy sweet love Is cen in Death awake
And II thou nays't ,enoe moro thy dear child
Bless.
80 let me soon from this drear life aspire
fain would know ,he night Of endless rest
Oh ! with thine angle wings fen cut the
aching FIRE
OH Earth, let NE sleep softly in thy breast.
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insertion OF them. The Agents below named fur.
Nah gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC In which they
arc given; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and she treatment that should be fol-
DO not be put OF by unprincipled dealers With
other Preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYBn's, and take no others. Tho sick
st the best aid .hcre is for them ard they should
All oar Remedies are for sale By