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The New York herald., 1873-12-13
ESSEX MA,gsT POLICE COURT.

An Ex-Assistant Alderman Committed.
James Boyle resident OF No l0a St. Marks place and
some years since Assistant Alderman for the Seven.
toenth ward, arraigned before Justice Otterbourg
yesterday charged with beating his wife Theresa The
complainant, handsome and gcntee looking lady, ad.
dressed the Court tears rcgrctting that should
have appear court justice, and also
that the accused should be her own husband After
hearing the complaint Mrs. Boyle the Judge commit
ted the prisoner Tor trial at the Gcnera sessions tor
assault and battery, commenting at the same time
tho conduct OF the accused and the position in society
which both himself and his wife held.
Another Wife Bcntcr.
Francis Cannon also charged with beating his wife
Annie most unmercifully, committed for 30 days.
He complained about the IN which she cooked
his hautna beefseak and hence the origin Of the
sault
The New York herald., 1873-12-13
SUPERIOR coueT-seNeRAL TERM.

Respect to the Memory OF the Late Judge
Peckham.
The General Term Of this Court has heard with painful
surprise and profound regret of the sudden death of
Rufus N Peckham. of the Judges of the Court Of
Appeals proper appreciation OF the character Of the
deceased upright Judge and JUST respect his
rigid integrity and instructive sense OF what is inst and
equitab his gre industry and distinguished learn
ing and ability, renders IL eminenty proper that min
be made OF this sad in the records of this Court
testimony OF its sense OF the public loss aud it is
so
The New York herald., 1873-12-13
THE COUR rs.
THE BR0DERICK MURDER.
A Father Convicted Of the Murder Of His
Son...Manslanghter in the Fourth
Degree---Sentence To-Day.
Important to Steamship
Companies.

In the United States Circuit Court the case Of
r. & JaHray a Co W.. ex-Collector Murphy was loft
without any definite result in consequence OF the dis
of the jury The case had been at trial tor
several days before Judge Nathaniel shpman. The
action was brought by the plaintiffs to recover 81. .s
being OF duty they claimed paid by them TO
the Collector importation Of lace, the latter aileg
ing that the made of silk whiio tho importers
maintained that the article was what is commonly
known thread lace The jury, already stated, were
discharged without being able to agroo upon verdict
The New York herald., 1873-12-13
THE CENTRE MARKET ARMoRY JOB

The Committee on Armories and Drill Rooms OF
the Board OF Supervisors have determined to ap-
point an expert to examine the mason work done
in the completion OF the Centre Market Armory, TO
ascertain II the bill OF Jacob Weber for the amount
Of 81, 900 Is correct Tho examiners In the Finance
Department report $4,000 q sufIlcient sum- Mr.
Weber II also TO appoint an expert, and IN the two
disagree referee is TO be appointed.
The New York herald., 1873-12-13
COMMON PlEAS-TMkL TERN.
of Common Carrier

Before Chief Justice Daily.
The case of Guteman Brothers The Liverpool, New
York and Philadelphia Steamship Company resulted
yesterday in verdict for the plaintiffs The plaintiffs
shipped Is of woolens at Liverpool by the
City Baltimore Before the vessel got of
sey she in collision with coal barge, and the
leakage so caused injured the goods The main question
In ihe was, whether the defendants liable
negligence whether the loss the result OF
accident which insurance would properly The
jury found for the psintiffs verdict Tor Sl3,l 49,
The New York herald., 1873-12-13
COURT CALeRDAs-IHis OAR.

MARINE CouRT-Non enumerated Motions and ApI eals
from Orders-Held by Judges shea ana spauding.-
Bayis vs. Enginesrs Manu,acturcrs Publishing Com
Same, Lowchbers vs. Roper and Another Hughson
Fuller, Spraguc vs. Wcstern Union Telegraph Company,
Allen VS.. Winshp, Poillon VS.. Bcrnhcimer.
The New York herald., 1873-12-13
SUPERIOR C0uhT-SpEclAL TERM.
Decisions.

By Judge Freedman.
Townsend Martin, Durand Duncan, Earle VS.
Engs.-0rdeIs entered.
Ry Judge Van Worst
Mahcr The Central, Park North and East River
Railroad Company.-Case and amer endments settled.
The New York herald., 1873-12-13
COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALDASY. Dec. IL, 1873
Court of Appeals dav calendar for December l5-Nos
tl6, l2S Isl, lsa, ls5 l57, l31 l6l, l60 i62.
The New York herald., 1873-12-13
T0REIGN TRADE OF THR UNITED
STATES FOR is7S.s
WASHINGTON. Dec.

WASHINGTON. Dec. II 1878.
The annual report Of the chief OF the Bureau OF
Statistics on Commerce and Navigation for the ns-
cal year ended June 80 1879 Is In press DR.. Young
furnishes from tho proof sheets the following ex-
hblt Of the trade OF the United States with the
principal :oreign countries during said period:-
The New York herald., 1873-12-13
BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUplEme COUaT-GEkEaAL TERM.
Moro Lawyers,

WOrC LNWyerH.
Messrs D. p. Barnard, II. d. Blrdsall and E. A. Brcws
ter the committee appointed to examine candidates for
admission to The Ear have reported in favor OF the fol-
lowing named asprants.-Adolph II. Getting Charles G..
Cronin George w. Roderick, Frank p White Charles A.
q. Marrow, BENJAMIN Z. Head and Ebert Baker.
Decisions Yesterday.
BY Judges Barnard, Gilbert and Tappen
Hudson G Wolf d. Fl. Burke and Others-Moton
dc MED, with Sl0 costs
James II. Moran vs.. Daniel H. Craig and Others Order
reversed with $40 costs TO abide event Opinion by JUS
tice Barnard, Justice Tappen not sitting.
j. Henry Perkins Ebcrt Burr.-order affirmed
without costs.
United States Trust Company VS.. Helena Craig and
othersordsr affirmed, with SO costs Justice Tappen
not sitting.
Peter Porter Brothenson E. g. Shcphard James
Bromley Judgment reversed and trial granted
costs to abide event, Opinion BY Justice Gilbert
by striking out allowance $50 motion reference and
affirmed modified without costs OF appeal; Justice
Gilbert not sitting. Opinion by Justice Tappen, and
order to be settled by HIM.
The New York herald., 1873-12-13
Balancc as regards stockholdcra-dcnoIcncr. (

Dalhncc rs REGARDS Observation-Disclosures S106 6l1
The total cash income OF the company Ia 1879
was 500, 8ooi premium note and loan income,
$l663v; lcaying an excess OF income over cx-
penditures or s43,24, the total cash and note ex-
pcnditurcs having been $170,99s.
I'D lhe 8lst 81 December. 1871, the number Of Owl:
standing policies was 2,S37, and the 31st Of
December 1872, 2,Tf5. The amount OF the policies
outstanding In 1871 was t6,09l,442 and on Decem-
PCT s M iSe The policies IiS,s
ing sa,649,45o; o23 endowment policies, represent.
ing 81 632, bS7 I46 Joint lives and surviyorships,
representing S28s 264 159 short term and irregular
policies representing $135o3s. :. The average
amount OF each policy was $1,o7o, the average re-
The Asbury was organized April 7, 1868 The
onlccrs are Charles Q. North, President; william
r. Fuharty, Secretary.
cerned In the welfare Of this company, and that if
IL should reef sail TOO close TOR SAFETY "abiding
among that class Of the community -"
The New York herald., 1873-12-13
LIFE INSURANCE,

-. Gl7,Il7 S6i9, ,l32 bG3 s2s. .l49 5ll
, 1873-06-23


Tho death Of Col. William Rosa, Of pittaaold,
ILL.,, should roceiyo moro oxtondod notice than
tho more tolegraphio mention in our columns
two or three weeks ago. He was ono Of our
oldost, rs we'll aB ono Of our best and most in-
fuontial citizons. 1Io died Mt rittsao1d, rike
County, on tho 30th day Of May, in tho 8lst
year Of Ills. ago. To was tho pionoer
and patriarch Of Pike County, naming
Pittstleld aftor his early homo In Mus
sachussetts. Ho Herved hia country efficiently
II tho War Of 1912, ind again in the Black-Hawk
War, with Mr.. Lincoln, in 1882 Col. Ross was
= lifc-1ong friend and supporter Of Afr. Lincoln.
Ho served his stato In both branches Of tho
Legislature, aud waa at ono time, during the i'll
ness Of tho Lieutenant Governor, elected
Speaker Of the Senate. Tho Flag, published at
Pittshela, givos tho following Just estimate of
his character.
Tho Patriarch Of rito County Ia dead. A venerable
aud venorato man has paused from earth 70 Ieavel
ta has departed this lfo and has gone to tho pros.
euce Of bis dol. great man has fnllcn but rot tl
hiH head waR crowned with tho honors OF woll-spnnt
Hfe He ol surrounded by al that could contribute
to ake old ago honorable aud comfortnbo-tB proper
but not nwnyB Its actual accomplishments" honor,
love- obedience troops Of frions" But all these wore
worthly mud houorably hB, for ho Ind earnoa them.
ripe fruit Of autumn, he was rony to fall Death had
no surprse for hin, he was ready for tho summons,
aud passed away as calmly - !" slnks tho babo to
Ateep.h
, 1873-06-23
Latest Developments Regarding the
Undecided New Freight
Tariffs.
Some Instances Where the Tariff Is
Bound to Be Prohibitory any
Way It Is Worked.
How tho Now Law Will Drive: .Chicago
Trade to Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
and New York.

Reports hnving becn circulated that Tho rail-
:roads going out Of Chicago 'hayo increased their
local passenger rates 30 as seriously to affect
!oitIzonB who have found homes In tho suburbs,
1t may be vol to explain that tho law permits
tho companies to issue Communication and e1cur-
sion Tickets as before. So fur as The TRIBUNE
Ia informed, thoro is no intention on the part Of
tho companies to discontinue the practice OF i'd
suing commutation tickets. Tho roaeon for tho
Increased local farcs IL obvious II tho fare be-
t,veon Chicago and Hyde Park, for example,
remained at tho old figure, 15 cents, tho
distance being 6 6-10 mi1oH, the company
wuuld be compelled to charge an absnrdly dis
rroportionato rate between stations only mile
or two apart. Undor auch circumstances traffic
would not pay, and tho company would find it.
self obliged to cut of many local stations from
tho timetables, thua causing groat inconvon-
ionco. Starting. with fair banis 1t is enabled to
carry through tts whole length q ratio that dis
crimii,asos against no single station. Besides,
whether tho company willod it 80 or not, tho LAW
is cast-iron ono, as Mr. Tucker says, ngAinat
discrimination; and il the company Ind dis
oriminated IN favor Of Hyao Park, or any other
local station, oil the rates throughout tho entre
routo must have como down to such tune that
financial ruin would be question simply Of
time.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
passenger tariff having boon more than onco
miBquoted aud niAinterpretod In the manner in
dcatod, VIC havo procured copy Of tho ratea to
60 into effoot On tho 1Bt proximo aB well as the
Communication rates, to which VIC have added the
old rates, for tho purposes Of comparison:
S1S1IE EAnEs
, 1873-06-23

find employment in tho dairy, in manufactures.
n trensportations,, and III exchanges. Tho |
West has ruined the growing, Of wheat, Of
fns FARMS - aTo small, 't and w = part pnrt Of oi
almost sIs So ivory fant1y, have gone e'' wos{'
somo with monoy but neerly, al Of them witl,
industry; md auoh mon and women can yet
find good rlncoH for their ondeavorB.
Out OH tho lake We 500 yessola IN tho Ogdona-
in1rgh md rlvor trade; Tie nshing. bouts off
l.nrbor ia act with gill-nets, instead of boing
ilod with vosaols loading and unloading.
TWO on TItnEE YEAns
will change all this, when commerce shall hnvo
cut through TINT narrow neck Of sand tint tho
wnyoa llaYe boaton mp ns barrier to tho harbor,
making tho rivor to obey tho west wind and to
sock IN outlet beyond then tho iron rail will
havo roachod tho wator, and tho West and tho
anothor great highway Of trade and trnvof.
Tho boring Of tho way through a mountain lag
n,alo this possible and chnngod tho o1lrrent OF
ovontH,
It in but a few years. since Elliott few his lite
on tho banks Of tito Niagara and an iron bridge
epanucd the. cllhsm; and thus II is that moun-
tainB md rivcre no longer mako onetnios Of
nations. hut aro spnnncd and bored that nattons
may bo melted into ono. 1n the winter OF 1885
yard for vosBeIs in tho Chicago trade but its
wharvos and lighthouse hayo been neglected. aud
gono to decay but now u change lg coming
tho engnoor Inns fnndo his levels, and tho mon
Of commerce have Haid; This shall bc. n p!nco
where commerce shnl spread her BailB, and whore
tho iron horse shall bring and carry for tho WoBt
that ltcH beyond tho 1ront 14altos.
0RwE6O County, juno 10,
FIFTY YEARB AGO,
| overywllore tho OK ree0undel from the forest,
| and mon wore carving out now homes. Tho
| aBhas OF tho burned forest trees Ind cas1l
value, small, it is true yot about tho only thing
| tl,at would command coin, and tho potas1 WA
hons to New York by way Of tho Mohawk md
tho Hudson Rivers, IN small barges, propelled
by oars and Hotting-po1eA, or it found an outlet
by tho St. Lawrence. Then butter waa worth
to conts q pound In exchange for salmon ut
centa, or for goods at tho Btore. Now tho chief
product Of the farms aro butter and cheese. Tho
growing of wheat, coin, barley, rye,
and oats; has had to yield to tho
competition Of tho Western prairiea !;
and it is I'll open question II they can DO BIS
timed against tho products of tho Western dnir-
ies. It IL certain that skill md strict attention
will be requisite to ward off tho threntonod tiau-
gor, for at best thoy must compete In tho mar
kot Of tho world, even in this department Of
gathered from the land, and swamps dralned, 30
tina, Western AGRICULTURAL implements mny DO
used IL tho culture OF tho soil and in the gathor-
ing Of its products. Tho old caet~iron pillow, and
the old outiyator, yet battle with tho weeds, but
they must give place to tho stoel-plow ard the
riding cultivator, or the fartns will bo loft nu.
cultivated for tho farnlorB son will put money
in his pocket md 60 West. Rural.
, 1873-06-23
DID he svlcIDE7

hr. Kellogg Gould, compositor in THE TR1p-
uNE Office yesterday afternoon found M enye-
lope, containing among other things a package
Of poison and several pieces Of paper, upon ono
Of which vas written tho following: "Fare-
we'll, long farewell to earth and all it's troubles
When this is road Hhall be dead. John Dreen."
The envelope was found on tho lake shore, Mt
tho foot Of Adams street. One OF tho
papers was q certificate to tho effect that
tho bearer, John Broon, was a member
Of the Father Mathew Temperance Association
Of Toronto, aud WAS q most exemplary member.
Another was certificate Of good charactor from
tho Steward Of tho Toronto Club. They wore
both dated March 81, 1878. It is probable that
the person who wrote tho above noto haR conf
mittod suicide by taking poison. Tho package Of
poison found In tho envelope was sugar Of 1oad,
and had evidently hoen brokon. It boro tho la--
bel OF Louis Stroll, druggist, COR
nor Of West Madison and Clinton
atreota. Whether he afterwards jumped
into the lako, or hid himself in solno secluded
place to dio. Is Of course only mattor Of con-
lecture. From diligont Inquiry in the vicinity,
1t was found that no man had been Hoen to dis
appear In tho lake. On tho other hand, 1t may
DO that the unhappy person is still living, not
having boon able to carry out tho intention I'M
piled in the letter, because Of the loss Of the
poison,
, 1873-06-23
UNIYERSALIST MISSIONARY UNION.
A Warm Session In n Warm Cfaurc1a--
The TERMS OF Christian Follow

A Warm Session In n Warm Church,
The Terms OF Christian Follow
ship.
An adjourned meeting Of the Uniyersaliat Mis-
sionary Union was held yesterday afternoon III
tho temporary quarters occupied by st. Paul's
UnivorsaliHt Church. oornor Of Wabash avenue
and Peck court. Tho meeting was called for the
awkward hour Of o'clock, and it was nearly half
an hour later when the President, Mr. Chad
wick, called the moeting to order by giving out
the frat hymn. The heat OF the weather, the still
moro oppressive: and depressing heat Of tho
church, the inconvenience Of tho hour,
and tho scattered residences of tue
members oonducod to this result. It ia the o,,s~
tom with tho Uniyorsalist Churches to have the
Sunday School meetings immediately following
that dinner ia oYor, they must start cut upon
their journey to tile place OF meeting. Under
these untoward circumstances, 1t III not sur-
prdsing 5 thet tue meeting was 9qltG sma
is Droaking,". after fhe singing Of which Mr.
Chadwick road from John w, when Mr, Mandy
load tho meeting in prayer. Another
hymn y. vas ,,.9g, sung, and the trst
"Tko } Torms Of Christian Tollowship." to open On
which no called upon the Roy. Dr. Forester,
pastor Of tho Church Of the Rodeomer+ That
gentleman, after excusing himself for the want
OF preparation OF lib HuOlcCLs enteECu INTO tQb
discourse. Chriatian fellowship ho doinod as
that broad social intercourse open to all men
recognizing Christianity aa Of Divine origin. It
was broad platform which was
largo enough to include all denominations.
Hence Univorsalsts could most readily
extend this bond Of Christian Justice to all
mon, call upon them to help aud volunteer what
reciprocal aid they could. Tho hope OF the
world came from the very spirit OF tho Diyino
Man, It was not narrow to say TINT on this
platform Of faith in God, in man. and in jesus
Christ, could men alone find opportunity to do
tho work Of God He who walkadsn enough
to God would find that there WAS no room to or
haust TINT glorious character. Every time he
locked into It, now thoughts and inspirations
oponod out. Ho found 1t opening, out like
Christian, therefore, aid not ahut out his
Bympathios from others. Ohrist'a command
was, "Follow me-" and this applied to tho
whole raco Of human lifo md fpeling. II he
(tho spoaker) understood tho Now Testament,
this was the command. The Christian WAS like
d waudorar amid interminabl0 mountains below
him the peaks Of his former ambition, above
him wore heights Of glory, Hogoos upward aud
forward, lifted by powor d. certain Us the fate
OF tho ByBtems OF tho swing Of tho sea. Only
such man could do Ills duty to God and man.
Faith In God and his works this WAS tho ground
OF Ohristian fellowship and hearty good will.
Tie hymn u Hull to tho Lords Annointed :"
waH thon sung by tho congregation, aitor which
other adarcaaoa were delivered upon various Bub-
teotu.
, 1873-06-23
EVANSTON.

Tho Northwestern University at Evanston will
hold its commencement exercises this week, the
Rev. q. II. Fowler having preachod the Daeca-
lauroatesermon yesterday. Tho remainder of the
programme is as follows Monday-7:45 p. M,
Church :; TuoBiiav- Examinations in tho Garrott
Biblical Institute; mooting Of Trustees,
University, Q o. H.; annivorsary Of the
Ladies' College, 7:35 p. NJ. Wodnonday-Meot-
ing OF IruRteos aud visitors OF tho Garrett Bib
tuto by tho Rov. +. II. Eddy, 10 a, nj anntyor-
aary Of tho Institute. 2 p. M; studonts give
feast Heck Hall, 1880 y. m.; meeting Of ARBoci-
ation OF graduates, 7:46 p. nj. Thursaay-1n-
aug1lration OF tho Roy. q, II. Fowler, D. D., az
President Of the University, 10 a. M; Com
mencement, p. n.
, 1873-06-23

Italy, ahoro thoy aro probably not enough cared
for to instigato any very great search, and are
then brought to Now York, whoro thoy Aro sold
to tho hIghost bidder, with prices varying from
800 to $500 for boys and about $500 for girls.
OF course, thoro is no title 70 tho property, but
the buyers auccoed in virtually holding tho chill
dren aa slaves by reason OF their ignorance Of
the langaago tholr friondlossnoaa, and tho tor
Of Now York is callod upon to talto stops toward
nuppresaing tho traffic. It Ia to be hoped TINT
ho will do so, not moroly for tho purpose Of To-
leasing these children from virtual bondage, but
in tho interest Of tho public upon whom their
exeorRha mnRtp ia forced
, 1873-06-23

Charles P. Carty, OF 1nllanapolIa, received
notice yesterday Of hiH appointment, BY tho Hu-
promo Chancellor, II. G. berry, Of Chicago, aa
Supreme Reoorling and Corresponding boribo
Of tho Supreme Lodge Of tho World, Kniglta Of
p'ythiaH;, This appointment makcs indianapolis
A faruors' Fourth OF July celebration will bo
hold in Yorkvillo, iii. Among tho spoakora
whose names arc published arc nichard Iallou,
Of Fox; Jorry Evarta, Bristol; West Matlock,
Yortyis john hitseX P'stsyei aanI iotcr ! j. MG
sn ,oi R%rs Of tA Nowarb W. and oera Te
AFFAIR viii DO run wholly by tic farmers, no poll
tloian being allowed to have anything to say
Tho cocbration IL advertised to take place at tta
Fair Grounds. Lott Aolloholl will act as prehf'
don't Of tho day, aud i. e. noMnett will road tue
"Far,norB' Declaration OF Independence"
, 1873-06-23

agomont, tho "Crodit Mobller" freight linoo,
a1,tl tho watering OF tho stock which mako 1t
neoosaary for railway comnanie2e. /. to charge tho
dnotlon to get ono buahc1 to. markot, and wn
would hero aux, What Ia tho difrorenoe to tho
producer whether ho loses throo.quartcra Of tho
product Of his 1abor by failure IN tho crop, or
And Of tho commercial mon OF Now York wo
would aak this question, What Ia tho difToronco
to you whothor tho crops fail 30 tint you l,nve
none to export, or ,whotllcr those abusoa raise
not afrord to buy thom3 In either oaHo you do
not do tho business, but in tho latlor
osso ss somo r,. otl'or city may--by pro-
gang ,,ds tsoties dII,e and !, avoiding te
you loBo. importing merchants, however, may
nay TINT tho question does not interest 'tlo1n,
because they % not EXPORT any produce, but wo
tho ,s y aoe aoes n1eFt ea to ne0so Il
produce ho will not be ablo to buy md pay for
imported goods, bo thoy ovor no Desirable and
necessary.
a political ono, any further than tho prenont
monopo1ios compel 1t to bo. II o,,r proaont log.
ielotora arc controlled by tho corporations to 20
groat an extent tint wo cannot obtain roliof,
strong enough, so that corrupt legelatora may
bo retired to private lifo and mon pnt In their
placcB, O majority Of whom cannot 30 bribcd to
botray tle interests of tho people. It il oAaen-
croascd }ecliitioa for nnn,norco ceano foo1 ~,
IN noonic' n roform II nnhIic ,mnro}a onI 10 =
nroal;cni alan tnwar ii.snrv;no rnf1,,m |1a
Tho moro ;,n1nn,nto rosn1ta ,r,';o,, ~, os,o.
coton ~ Nav Ynrl: ,meyca"tu nm ""con1in ",
on un;el, s,ono ara ~ |roat voimo Orn y, IL
t Il nroao,t Hn' WI, t o,at, Ma 10 -. ~
~" iroio of the Weat nj dianJvontoTo Ext1, IT.
nott;mnre pndo1uh,a M, Roaton n'i iha au.
craro rita from tnsn citoa r. nrc;,,oi @ 'no no,n,s
West IL ron 15 IN e5 cnnta mr. 1i,6 ,,nns
r1,ennor than from Nav VAIL ro 10 rooao,. ~,
tha NAV bo fonnd IN to fact H. :. IN nsitimapa ape
tho Pai|moro l. Ohin nnoi Ia 1or1oiv a,"naI IL,
naltimora mo1c,nnta an a onoeot9 ~ ti,e ,ns ~
tnraat Of ihot oity' Tn nhi1niomo = tn oU ANNA tm
ron In noston t,o ant,o ta tr,o i, ranord ~
, 1873-06-23
SPECIAL NOTICES,
a Reinforcement Demanded,

When tho system begins to wilt under the oloots tho
first heatod term, 1t IL obvious that It ought ia bo
ntorcod aud sustained bs wholesome au,ulaton To
sort to tho adultoraod liquors Of In such
ortas too do, Is tho height Of infatuated folly
All such ory stinuiaus have sting. After tho frat Of
foot has passed. away that sting fot. Tho reaction II
to1Eibo. Tho prosratou OF body and mind which onsuca
is complete than before. But tic operation OF d.
medical tonic like IlostotterB atoach Dittors. In whioh
extracts Of tho rarcst romeal hobs aud roots blended
With tho sptuuus Of r, and undolcd. Ii
worry different No unpleasant reaction foows its II
Is pormanon perpetual inytRorant, mud thoro Is
phnso Of debility. indIgcston bIousaess, norEousness
or intermittent fover which 1t will not spoudily euro.
, 1873-06-23

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Chicago to East st, Louis.
, 1873-06-23

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