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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-11
THE MODOC WAR

SAN Francisco, Jan. 10.-The following news
has been received here from the OF operations
against the Modoc Indians;
Capt. Kelly, commanding party Of twelve soldiers,
was recOnnOiter Capt. Jacks camp, and
by number OF Indians. Firing ensued both sides,
but without effect The Indians engaged were reen-
forced from the main body of ModOcs, who occupy pO
stiOn behind intrenchmens, and succeeded in driving
the soldiers from the eld without loss either side
The troops working 10 ret howtzers IN position
paratory storning the Modoe camp. They have been
about Two weeks engaged IN these preliminary opera
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DEATH OF AN AUTHOR.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1O.-The remains of Mrs.
Anne Seemuller formerly Miss Crane of Baltimore, who
died Stuttgart Germany, Dec. TO- arrived here on
Wednesday by the steamship Leipzig. The deceased
the author of Emily Chester" Reginald Archer"
and other popular novels, and was well known a
writer Of romance and poetry.
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LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Prof. j. w. Whitney read a paper before
the Cooper Union Polytechnic Association last night
entitled Engines Operating by Explosion"
The Importers and GrOcers' Board of Trade.
yesterday received report from the Treasurer show
ing that deficiency OF s694 existed in the funds This
sum, together With an additional amount subscribed
by the members. Resolutions cOmmendatOry of the
course of Health Officer Vanderpoel, were adopted
At the meeting of the German Republicans
of the XXth Assembly District last night the following
officers were elected:
President Bauer DELEGATES the German Reuub6c.n
Frsnk Burr Cantor AsFse T. Fitch, Nathan j. SeWheI
Martin Schneider
AT the annual meeting of the society of
Plymouth Church, held Thursday night the following
expenses for the past year were reported
Weld (srst sIOp sJsOO Rsyner (seeobd ssIton 200
music $500 Insurance $500 current expenses 5000 tPnouth
Library 500 Total $4,000
The Christmas tide Festival of the "0rpheon
Choral socetys Free Training Schools FOR Choir
given. last night, at ST. Anns Church The perform
aDce consisted OF choral and solo music the first fur
nished by large and welltraned ohoirs the solo
artists being Mile. Lsmsra and Mrs S. Kevan.
The exercises of the Week of Prayer in this
city will conclude bya union meeting of the churches al
the Madison square Church Further information con-
tober next viii be given and the Rev. DR.. Hurtz of
Drew Seminary Count Bernstein Of Berlin, and others
will speak.
The German Liberal Democratic organiza-
ton for the sixteenth Assembly organized last night by
the election of the following officers;
President Albert Goettnsnn yioePesent OVo Funiermsnb
1 ss ems smo Central co ,ses p
Vb Albert Gotttnan Jacob fei Adam sioek George Bsre
drew sehnermssr vsptn naeheh Pned Bsamesier Henry
The German Democratic Liberal Reform
organization r the Fifteenth Assembly District elected
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A MERITED TRIBUTE.

The Publishers Board of Trade has passed
the following resolutions concerning the death of the
late George P. Putnam:
Rosd That this regards with deep the death M
p Putnam publisher whose life added dignity to our eang
and whose memory 5 among its best traditions
Resolved business 10 test-
already copiOBy by the press that NJ Putnam
career one Of great advantage American letters and that his
ample Of the best emulation OF those whose function IL 10
decide what literature shall 90 before the public.
RgDUed while sudden death well reminds u OF the uncer-
tspv Of our term II equally reminds that is mpos
be entirely 70 influence good and useful life
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FROZEN TO DEATH ON THE MISSISSIPPI.

CAIRO, H., Jan. 10.-A small boat contain
ing two dead men, drifted past Columbus, KY, this
morning One of the bodies was in sitting posture,
with the head dropping the other lying in the bot
tom OF the boat which surrounded by field Of ice
rendering II impossible to reach the boat from the shore
1t is supposed that In attempting TO the river
the boat was caught in the ice and the were
frozen 10 death,
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the following delegates to the Central Committee OF the
German Democratic liberal Reform organization last

German Democratic Liberal Reform organization last
night:
John IT. Tsfeu VIM rut1 r. Charles Bruh, Frederick Hhg
sebailn Abls hath Wise. Charles ehier WIN Beehs'en A.
Galeraann. George Bondsn, Peter RadeJ A. hosr Deos
EdNuG Bruk The officials for 1873 PIeddent John H. epen
vcepeien W Jut; SecreAhss Adam hOser Lnng Ifeasa
Ter, Hm. Bechsiein.
At the annual meeting of the Sunday school
Union of the Methodist Episcopal Church, held yester
day at the Mission Rooms No. eos Broadway, officers
were elected for 1879 and at the close Of the meeting
the Rev. Karl schow ordained as missionary 10
Denmark, Bishop Foster officiating The officers elected
f0lOws
President Bishop Norris vysPreien in addition TO the Bishops
OTcfo Apologize and John Bentley Core
spending Secretary. tn, Rev Vincent D. d. Reeord5g sese'a
the Deruy d. d. Treasurer Deuhsm Managers the
Dn. Wise Carlton Crawford Po Porter, and IS others
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trespass and also 10 certain bill NJ the United sta,es
OF America against The said defendants for
debt for the value OF certain goods f Congress
forfeited for violation OF Section OF the Aot OF t
approved March g. 1862" Deputy MaiT inho & Co
served this writ upon TIE hrm OF ed Tor The rm
and on Jan Wakeman q i4aVllnE alPo"iN" ~
Here the matter rests for tue pfesehl'
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Astor Rouse-Senator Pool of North Carolina.
F6h Apenae HoeAndew D. White, President Of Cornell Unvei
the Hon a. Ahod Of Syracuse H. Ramsey OF Albany aud Ma
hanel Wilson Washington Ne,c York Ho-Commander Sci
fge L. & Nayr Price Of NevJersey GTHd Central
HoislThe Hon John Rogers ~ c. Of Black Brook ~ and The
Hon W. Lincoln Of Washirg Albcmdrk H0t-H 7. Bone
of PHILADELPHIA Holman HOnen RtI Henry Warren o Iowa
49, Metropolitan Ioo-rhe Hon. y. A. AbeIger Of Buffalo, Cox
ol d.. II. Mex u. A.
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Assure relief for acknowledgements REMEDY

Assure relief for asthma HITCOMB's REMEDY.
A Few WEEKS SINCE, WHILE SUFFERING
PROM VERY SEVERE COLD BECAME HoRsE THAT IT WAS
WITH GREAT DIFFICULTY COULD As UNDERSTOOD
WHILE N THIS CONDITION DR.. JAMES EEPEcToRAsr
GAVE NE IMMEDIATE RELIEF But ~ rHREE
P1ErELY CURED COLD THERE
PORE TAKE PLEASURE IN KKcoxxENDryd ExPEcroRAyr
BEING IN MI JUDGMENT THE C0UGH MEDICINE
PuBrc-REv B. P HEDDES PASTOR FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
CIxDES " J.
DR.. B. G.. PERRY, DERMAToLoGIsT, 40 Bond
prescriptions especially adapted 70 the nature
FALLEG, Loss aud UsTSELY CRAY HAIR DSDKUg'
Send for circular.
UsSsruRAI REDSrs FACE positively cured By
Dr.. b. c. PERRY, 10 Bontst Nes-iorE.
MoLvs AND WARTS are permanently removed without cutting pain,
or scars. by Dr. B. c. PEERT, 20 Bonl-st Nes-York.
wRsK1ED SA1Iov RorGH or scaly condition q the FACE,
Fre and OF the Skin entirely removed b.
Dr. B. Z. PERKY, ~ Boad-st. New-fork.
Visit Z. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
O6e ESQ Broadway Bleeetef Gate Of Broomt branch at
tfuly elesHeii pants, vests cleaned ike new
HALF Horse AND HALF MAN.
Rheumaim SEellngs Lamenes, and Kind Of flesh hone or
muscle aihnsnt upon cured BY CESrAUR LiSMESr
the wonderful discovery Of ancient and modern uHeA
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873 (ready last
February will addition TO its usual conteuts,
POKrEAiT AND BIoGaAPHY OF
HORACE GREELEr.
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POLICE NOTES.

Henry Lauffart, age AZ, of No. 80 Fifth-st., was
almost instantly killed yesterday byng through hathaway No.
80 PArk-plaoe
Thieves mingled with customers in the jewelry
Henry Capt at No p UDonsqaare THURSDAY ald oe
fog! watches, worth 81 900.
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WEST FARMs.-The application of the Board
of Education of School District No for writ of man
damus against the Board Of Supervisors Of Wescheser
County, compel them to insert in the tax levy about
s20O to be used payment for land for the site Of "a
new schoo-house and work the foundation walls and
the order given for the Supervisors to show cause why
the nandamus should not issue will up for argt-
ment before Justice Pratt at the City Hail. Brooklyn
this morning.
NEW RoCHELLE.-A general poisoning Of dogs some OF
winch OF much value causes much indignation in
village.
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ACoUITTAL OF THE JERSEY CITY BOARD OF
PUBLIC WORKS.

The Jury in the Jersey City Board OF Public
Works nlaeasance trial. 10 whom the cases were gwen
M Thursday Afternoon brought verdict of acquttal
yesterday morning.
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST PHELPS, DODGE * co.
further examination of the records OF the
United States District Court for the Southern District OF
NexYork reveals the following facts relative 10 tDe nn
Of Phelps, Dodge d CO..
On Jan g. 1873 United States DstrictAttorney George
IIss requested Mr. Belts the Clerk Of that Court to
issue mean process" the form OF eap'ds. against
william T. Dodge William T. Dodge. jr Charles C. Dodge,
%. Wills James, Arson Phelps Stokes, James Stokes
and Thomas Stokes for debt, under Section j. Act
March g. 1865" 20 the amount OF N,00UO III eom-
pnsDoe with this request, Mr.. Bette Issued odptds
against the persons above named, reqalI1ng tbem 10
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY. AT DuCxTNsoSs IN PARK.
am-lole EOon-2so 9p m-le5 nidHsh.-lso Ayerasc-2!'
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TYNDALL'S LECTURES on LIGHT, with all the
Illustrations THE TugrSEs reports published full, carefully
yis Price cents single OF cents By mall AtdF The
TRIBUNE, New-York.
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DETER LATE THAN NEvER.q-The

ID GREAT FIRE 2ih December burned
the biudery edition Of TIE ILLUSTRATED PIRESO
LOGICAL JOURNAL for January 1879 edition ready
containing ch snd racy reading, With illustrations
Shakespeare many leading Dramatic
Pauline Lucs The late General Meadi Horace Greeley with Por
traits The explained; Coordination Of the Human
Faculties Cause and Effects STIFF Upper Lp Steam Horse
PoEer The objectionable ofene Clarke Ben the Preacher Curl
oses Life with Secret; Ideal Reality; Demand
for WORTH How Planets Moves Catholicism the United
States; Call Women Teachers snd Writers; Principles Of Phre
nolog; Prison Reform Words General Use BeIwethers; Cool
headed Womsns Escape Language Of the Eyes, The Broken
Song; Sonn-ustrate Skull and It's Legend Civil En-
cheering; Hair Turning GRAY Premaureyi supplying Defective
Education Copiously illustrated capital number. New
Terms 50 year Single numbers 20 Supplied By Nessmen
Published by S. R. WELLS, 99 Broadway, Ses.York.
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d.. has removed
Spacious competent provided for those
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cure SIs oa oa 9S o @ the S. :, t
Dls residence nom to to .. and to 3, evenings
TI'HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873 (ready
Of January early February will addition to its
PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHY OF
HORACE GREELEY.
VYNDALLs LECTURES ON LIGHT, with
al the illustrations THE rRIBuAES reports published in tall
&dirs.: THE TRIBUNE SssSos ''' COPY y
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1878 (ready las
January Or esry February will addition its usual
bayea POKrFAT AND BIoGRAPHY OB
HORACE GREELEY.
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HAIF HnRsE ANn Han Ma.

Rheumatism Svehngs. Lsmenes, and Kind Of flesh hone
shnsut beast cured BY CENrAuR LShESr-
the wonderful discovery Of ancient and modern umeA
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE TWEED TRIAL

TWELVE MEN IN THE JURY-BOA-A SWORN
JURYMAN PEREMPToRILY CHALLENGED.
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Medicines.

No Person can take these Hitters accord
ng to directions, and remain long unwel, provide
heir bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or othS
means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the poiT
Il repair, LgAa.
illness, Sour Eructations Of the Stomach, Bad last
h the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of tn
Heart, Inflammation Of the Lungs, Pain in the region
If the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptom;
ire the ~ofsprings of Dyspepsia. In these complain,
/ has no equal, and one bottle will prove a letter guaI
mtee Of its merits than a lengthy advertisement.
For Female Complaints, in young or old
married. or single, at the dawn Of womanhood, or III
larn Of life, these Tonic Bitters display. 80 decided n
influence that a marked Improvement is soon percer
For Inflammatory and Chranic Rhcu
mntism and Govt, Bilious, Remittent and Inter
intent Feveys, DISEASES Of the Blood, Liver, Kidney
ind Bladder, these Ditters have no equal. Such Dis
ases are caused by Initiated Blood, which Is general
Produced by arrangement Of the Digestive Organs.
They are n Gentle Purgative AS well N
Is a powerful agent in relieving Congestion or Infani
nation Of the Liver and viscefal Organs, and in Biiou
Diseases.
For Skin Diseases, Erptions, letter, Sal
Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils, Cal
Mnces, Ring-worms, Scald-Head, Sore Eyes, Ery
ipelas, Itch, Scuris, Discoloratious Of the Skin, Humor
md Diseases Of the Skin, OF whatever name or nature
ire literally dug up and carried out Of the system in
hort time by the use of these Bitters
Grateful Thousands proclaim VINEGAR BIT
rERs the most wonderful Invigorant that ever sustaine
[WALKER, prop,r. II. II. MCDONALD g. co.
Druggists and Gen. Agts, San Francisco, CAL,
y and cor. Of Washington and Charlton Sts., New York
tOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
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Does it Pay.

The Incorporate youth o.
twenty has a chance Of living
fifteen and a half years, while
a temperate youth of the same
age has a chance of living
forty-four years, or nearly three
times as long. Think of this,
you who drink you who give
for the pleasures of dissipation
two-thirds of your life. Will
it pay to make such a sacrifice ?
But it is not merely the time
you lose. You lose a good
name; you lose the comforts Of
health, and influence, and do
mestic happiness, the joys of a
pure conscience and Of Gods
favor; you lose the joys of an
eternal heaven you might win,
but for drink. Will it pay to
make such a sacrifice =? 'ACould
you know that when a third of
your future life shall be spent
some enemy will pursue you to
death if you remain within his
reach, would you not put inn
passable barriers of space and.
concealment between You and
your deadly foe /? The impas-
sable barrier between man and
his deadly foe, intemperance, is
total abstinence. Will you not,
my friend, iinterpose thatbar
rier between yourself and the
cup of death Will you not
lay aside this brief exhcrtation
to take the solemn pledge (?
Will you sign the pledge with
an earnest sense of its impor-
and strive manfally and
religiously to keep it?
Where are you going so fast, young man,
Where are you going so fastY
With 8 cup in your hand, a flush on your brow?
Though pleasure and fun may accompany you
now
tells of a sorrow to come By and by
tells of o fang that is sealed with d sigh
tells of a shame at last, young man,
A whitening shame ut last.
American PhreRolOgicdE Journal.
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A BOY being asked how many
chestnuts he had in his basket,
replied that when he counted
them by twos, threes, tours, or
SKIES, he had always one left
but when he counted them by
sevens, they came out even.
How many had he =?
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Palatable Hash.

Cold beefsteak is always a
doubtful subject to- an econom-
icaT housekeeper, and Roper
generally begets the benefit of
the doubt. Some years ago I
81, learned how to make a very
~palatable and nutritious dish of
it, and now consider the second
use quite as good as the first ;
besides, very little steak is re-
quired. This is how L do
First,take out all the bone, girls
lie, and all tough stringy por-
tons. The chop is fine-next,
chop it finer, third, chop it fin
est. Much of its goodness
comes from the elbow grease
used. When finer than ordinary
mince pie meat, put it in the
skillet with a pint or more OF
water to four tabIespoonfuls of
: steak, with salt, pepper, and
butter the size of an egg. 1t
will bear pretty high seasoning.
Let it simmer until the water is
all dried out. Exactly at this
point add two teacups of cream
or milk (for the above quanti-
ty) and thicken with one heap
ing teaspoonful of flour rubbed
smooth in cold milk. Boil up
once, and dish, and unless
tastes differ, it will give a pleas
ant relish to your baked pota-
toes and buckwheat cakes
Kansas Farmer.
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MiIaew on Vines.

From investigations made al
gthe9D Department OF Agriculture
by Mr.. Thomas Taylor, who is
: conducting the microscopic in
Wstigations on fqngoids, or
mildew, we learn that a prepa-
ration of carb6lic acid soap,
nsed as a wash, is a means of
+: preventing or destroying these
minute parasites. a, solution
Of sulphuret of lime or carbolic
soap destroys the seed-spores.
Mr.. Taylor found that the
grapes might be triHHaede ever
SO slosely, still enough Of the
seed is left to develop rapidly
wherever heat was applied suf-
fciently to start them into veg
citation. 1t was found that dry
heat developed The European
mildew (Erysiphe Tuckeri) very
rapidly, and that m6lst heat
was very favorable to the
growth of American mildew
(Botrytis vilioca). The trim
mings and leaves Of vines in
grape-houses shOuEtfbs gather
edup and burned, anti IL APP
pears that the vines when
trimmed should be washed
carefully with the solution of
sulphuret of lime and carbolic
acid, and thus the spread of the
mildew may be materially
checked.
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nd, Gin. & Lafayette Railroad
Great Through Passenger Railway
to all Points West, Northwest and
Southwest.
This ia the short Line via Indianapoll.

The Great Through Mail and Express Pas
senger Limo to st. Louis, Kansas City, st. Jo-
scpll, Denver, San Francisco, and all points In
Missouri, Kansas and Colorado.
The shortest and only direct route TO In
d%ianapolis, Lafayette, Terre Haute, Cam
bridge city, Springfield, Peoria, Burlington,
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul, and all points
In the Northwest.
The indianapolis. Cincinnati & LAFAYETTE
Railroad, with its connections, now offers
passengers more facilities In Through Coach
and Sleeping Car Service than any other line
from Cincinnati, having the advantage OF
Through Daily Cars from Cincinnati TO st.
Louis, Kansas City, 81. Joseph, Peoria, Bur.
llngton, Chicago, Omaha, and al intermediate
points, presenting to COlonists and Families
such comforts and accommodations as are
Afforded by no other route.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to all
points.
Trains leave Cincinnati at 7:sO a. m, 500 p.
M, and 900 p. m. IT
Tickets can be obtained at No. 1 Burnet
House, corner Third and Vine, Public Land.
ing, corner Main and River; also, at Depot,
corner Plum and Pearl streets, Cincinnati.
Be sure 10 purchase tickets via lndianap-
oils, Cincinnati h Lafayette Railroad.
g. J.. BARRINGER, W
Master Transportation, Cincinnati.
VIZ OK. LORD,
Chief Ticket Clerk, Cincinnati.
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PoLKAs,--sunbeam, by, Klnkel, o. cts..
Belle or 6aratogay by Victor, IS cta.; May
Flowers, by simon, as cts. ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the Birds. 30
cts; Happy. Thoughts, by Walker, DO eta;
Lspghi1g wave by Wilson, bocts. Sunbeam,
9oL0Ps,. Charlie's and rrsddis'sb BY Hen.
sH0TTIscHi rs. Fatal Glance, by foung,
~ cts.j May Morning, by schmidf,UQctssi Gun.
beam BY Hampel,ab eta. and Wiiliesby Kin
GxHchEs;.Bsllo ef ssra.oSss, " baum.
bach, 40cts.; Mollie's by Kinkel, aS cts,g
|. WALTXEB.--Clnrita, Georgio's, ' Ldtiio's,
Sallie's and Mnggie's, by Kinfei, each a5 cts..
Drops q Dew, BY AIiard, 20 cts ~sunbeAlr, sy
roth MANDs.-Amarylis, 10 ctx Jocus
Polka, as cts,j Leve's Chase dallop,T 15 cts.:
Praise OF Woman Polka Masnrka-aM BY
SALON PiEcEs.-DAnce Ok che irayms.
kers, Wilson, % cts.j loves caressce, Kim
KEEL. 40 cts; May blossoms, Kinkei. 10 cts;
Piainte dss Tleprs Tonel, ~ ctn,, Whispsrins
Any Of the abcys mailed, pest.paid. ON re-
ccipt ofpricSs
saw. }. L. PETERS. 800 Broadway, N. Y.
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MEDICINES.
Beware of counterfeitsl
JOB MOSES SIR LANES LANES GhARRKE's

Arc erisnHfrsly o-oUNTERPEIrID. Dish6neH D~rugoisb
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1ht geaufas have the name Of Job HfOees on cacI
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Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in tho Back
and Limbs, Fatigue on slight e~Iortion, Palpitation
1.-THE Heart Mysteries and Whites, they will effect q
SeTy powerful contain nothing hurtful to tho most
Circular in English German and French around
eaeh bOtua gives full direction and advice.
The GENUINE Pills are sold at most drug stores. but
u your druggist cannot supply the GENUINE, do not
10 persuaded TO accept any counterfeit or bogus ar.
ticle but send One Dollar 10 the solo proprietor, Job
Noses, IL Cortlandt Street, Now York, With name
OF express once at which yon will call for the pack.
ago, and . bottle OF the GENUINE Pills securely and
safely packed In plain wrappers will DO sont by return