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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11

Notwithstanding the fact that it has recently
been impossible to Ill the acquisitions of post
masters for postal cards, owing the failure of
the manufacturers 10 fully comply with the
ferns OF the contract, the Washington Office
Las had the cards for sale ever since the BEGIN
ming OF May, and probably has enough on hand
10 supply the demand until the last requisition
made by Judge Edmunds is filed In many
other cities the supply was long since exhaust
I'd, and the pOstmasters are waiting for a fresh
stock from the manufacturers. Heavy reaui-
sitions have frequently been made on the Office
IN this city by persons residing in different sec
lions Of the country, but owing to the limited
supply on hand, Judge Edmunds has lately
thought II proper to suggest to purchasers of this
class that If their orders are filed it will be at
the expense of the Washington public, whose
wants should fret be supplied. A few DAYS
since gentleman residing in one of the states
APPLIED here for 10000 cards, but withdrew his
Iequisition on representation of the circum-
stances. That Washington has been kept sup
pied with the new cards Is due to the fact that
Judge Ednunds was among the very first to
tie bis requisition for them, and to his foresight
in calling for fresh supplies before the tempo
Iary suspension of the manufacturers.
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The remarkable murder case recently on trIa

The remarkable murder case recently on trial
In Dover, Del, has ended as was expected in
an equally remarkable verdict OF acquittaL
Dr. j. c. West, who is about "a years Of age,
and an educated man, had insured his life for
So, 600 in favor Of his wife. Determined by
fraud to obtain this sum, he gave out that he
had discovered a new gas of such a character
HAT il would remove the skin from the human
body, and destroy all chances Of Identification.
IN his laboratory on the 5th Of Dece moer, 1872,
there was q terrific explosion. Those who hur-
Tied to the place found upon the floor the body
OF man suppcs ID to be that of DIR. West As
such, his wife identified 10. The head, feet
and hands were missing. The skin was peeled
from the flesh. Every one said that the Doctor
n ust have been the victim Of his own inyen-
lion But a large quantity of powder was found
under the floor and il was also found that the
Il nbs had been cut of and not blown
nom the trunk. Suspicion was excited,
especially as the widow West did not seem
In the least grieved by the event. Turner,
a colored man who had been in the EN- loy of
West could not be found, and while some
thought he had murdered West and absconded,
Others, with more reason, thought the Doctor
had Killed Turner. All was soon made plain,
however, for West was arrested in disguise, and
confessed the killing. He said that Turner
tried to rob him, and threatened his life IL he
rot give up his pocket book, whereupon he
slcw him in self-defence. How he mutilated
The corpse; how he got rid OF fragments of it;
how lie tried to change the color of the skin by
touring upon 1t burning alcohol, and how in
doing 80 be set the laboratory on fire and then
ahseonded, were details which branded the con-
fession as stupidity false. so weak was it that
the prisoners counsel, Hon. Willard Salisbury,
preferred, instead, to resort to the threadbare
CGtenCe OF INSANITY a inv
who, II was predicted beforehand, would not
hang white man for killing a negro, found
insanity not proved, and went back to the aban-
Goned plea of self-defence to clear the eulprit
Delaware will get no more credit from this out
Iageous verdict than she does from the whip
l'ng-pos and pillOry, which still flourish in that
state.
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The Harkosa

DALYInoRI, June 18th, re was no meeting Of
,s sarrHeas. June COTTON firm; low midilings,
H.ward street supe. hne. S4z@SsX: do. extra,
SOS @SIA Do: family, Ss4 10: City Mills supe r.
hue, SEt@S6; do. extra, S7@Sg,l; d. family,
Sg.@sn;, S. stst suPsrtins, .sA@ssst;, do:
dul-white ehoice, 81 ssG 81 90; fair T. prime do
81 FOG s.; go q TO prime red, 81 7O@ 81 S. com :
mon To- fair do, 81 .50m 90; winter red western
81 Goa Sl75; spring led western, 81 I5a 81 So
Corn duil-~h bite souhsrn, 7o,!I; yellow southern,
o. mixed western, 62ss 9ss. Oats steady, moderate
do white, $3.50. Rye duh, IS. Hay unchanged.
Provisions dull and nominaliy uncha, eed Western
butter steady ard unchanged Whisky, e3tS (19i
Sugar active ard strong, lOH
NEW YORK, June n.-Stocks duh and heavy
Gold heavy, Va: Money 6rm, AGO. Exchange
long, 6Ai short, ga Governments dull aud steady
NEW YORK, June ll--flour quiet and unchanged
W heat rather more steady. Corn shade nrmar
LONDON, June II, II o. m.-Consols opened AT a2l<<
for money, and 92sa for account. Bonds Of 1855 oil
Us; loo7, sts; lo4 os, $50; new fves S91s. Erie,
so. -, =,
1852 " ' VI
Pans, June ll..kentes IS francs 80 cent ines.
LoNpoN, June IL, .. m.-Erie, 43ts.
PARIS, June 1l.-Rentes IS francs rs centi,nes
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Gold continues to rule weak. with q light
business Money was very abundant in N "
York yesterday, and could be readily obtained
at per cent per annum. ON frst-class colixt-
erals Governments we're firmer, and FIRST and
second 5-2o's we're high. The stock m Wet
opened firm, with an ordinary tendency but be
came very weak in the afternoon, and closed
generally, at considerably lower prices. Erie
vas exceptionally strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11

The friends Of young walworth, who muir
oeteo his father, are sparing no pains Cor ex-
lense, perhaps,) to manufacture public SYM
Isthy for that interesting youth, but they may
overdo 1t. There are people who will believe
that Mansfield walworth got tipsy and abused
ana insuited his wife, but the friends of that
lady are trying to make Of the deceased (vho
seems to have been . gentleman Of culture,
occasionally debased by drink an incarnate
fend or mailman. Thus We are told in the
New York papers that he stood over his fathers
corpse and cursed it; that the night Of the
funeral he attempted to break into one Of the
sleeping rooms Of the ladies' seminary; that when
ms wife was far advanced in pregnancy he beat
her and bit three OF her fingers TO the bone; and
that he sent her letters which he said he had
written in his own blood and sanded with DOW.
der, IN which he threatened to kin her and her
children, and that he would cut the name of
Wsiworth of for ever. ..F.e.I
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= ...- . ----- ~'a2 ..fJ Fe.
POSITIVELY SELLING OFF OF AN ENTIRE
STOCK OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS
AT COST TO CLOSE BUSINESS

We call the attention ofthe ommupity TO this sale
especially REQUESTING dealers to anime our stock
o. bur aim Is to dispose of the stock quickly The
stock consists Of every article kept in first
Glass dry goods Houses, and as every article In our
house is bought by an experienced and close buyer
Tor cash, great many Job Lots can be picked up
1000 dozen Green Dauieis' SPOOL COTTON
900 pounds q BLACK THREAD .. 50. 90 and 70
4 large :tocE Of HOSIERY, and all other article.
In proportion. n 4 ..'' -
On bills 100 acredit Of three month, against
approved interest be airing notes will be given
Cali soon and save money at the Red FRONT,
itio-sm BBHRENp BROS, Proprietor,.
~ ilth, the Coach will run from New
York avenue and Ish strest to GlsnM
Cemetery every WEDN 2SE
NOON. ljss@'l HUGUELY BOWEN.
I OOK AT sHUSTIR's
IL je7-G I2h CEKT COUNTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11

itwouid be somewhat surprising If on the new
irial OF Edward s. Stokes for the murder of
Dol. Fisk he should be acquitted on the ground
Oi self-defenee. His counsel confidently assert
HAT they Will be able TO convince the commu-
nifty that their client is innocent of premeditated
murder. Lawyer ike, they have kept Stokes
from the gallows so long that public interest in
The case has greatly diminished, and the cir
eurnstances OF the case are almost forgotten.
Stokes chances of escape viii consequently i'm
Iroye with every new trial. It is certainly q
remarkable fact that after the Supreme court
OF New York city had affirmed the proceedings
OF the court below, the Court of Appeals should
lie unanimous in according him . new trial.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
ENoR sALE-About hfty-eiglu t,et of IRON
kAlLtNG. with same quantity Of SENECA
STONE COPING. Apply at this Office.
IL lRepChrOnltl
EcE SALE CHEAP-A slylI-h youug MARE
Il BUGGY and HARNESS. viii o. SOFA n
reIaIately II desired. Inquire at t27 M
Sa'huseits averue. m 3'- HS2f
FOR sALk-A pair II fne HORSES from Fau.
QuleT county. Virginia. Can be seen AT -
WASH. NAlLoRs Stables, No. 1926 I'm
street. III o. EXH
EoR SALOON two horse CARRIAGE nearly
APPLEMAN AGO, 6
y.5t SOc lsth street northwest. .SE
tOR SALE-0ne 80 horse power ENGINE ami
Il SAW MILL; nearly new made by Carr a 20
klchmOnd, Indiana; all In good order APPLE
MAN 90, SOe lith street northwest. 49,
SODA WATER APPAnATUs FOR SALE
great variety Of White and Tennessee Marble
SODA WATER APPARATUS, AZ manufacturersi
prices ard terms; secondhand ones taken in ex-
change. Silver plated Apparatus and Steel Foun-
tains 10 loas, Tree Of charge, by
MIA I'm PALMER GRKEN, Georgetown
RRIok CLAY FOB SALE
DODGE q DARNEILLE
B-n 1877 y street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11

Judge Davis, of the New York court OF over
and terniner, has decided that the habitual
criminal act, which authorizes the arrest and
imprisonment OF notorious criminals whsreyer
found IL eonsti tntional.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11

troh RENT-A NEW HOUSE 50 per month,
the end OF Conn, cticut avenue cars. Inquire 62S
Louisiapa avenue. from sto 5 p m. je7-lm
or Eo. in sSd.ass d !:
I l'' fR 1s I'd nj sk n ny
EOR SAILING new FRAMES, very neat and
and and and ree oee o Se ;rse
Ha5s in 81 on
sss Merchants corner Of 9th street aud New York
FOR REET-T6Fee aaiaTaIs6sd ROOMS. saiia:
Il Bile for housekeeping; water and bath. Also,
unfinished Efura ROOMS on first floor, sss Missouri
Ts.dencs a the is,s GSmmod0Ee 5dba
is sif:s:: NV Inquire On the s' p1snissi go
EOR RENT Oh 50 Lk-One Of the most genteei
i and comfortable HOUSES in the Districs, con.
and Rsss $50 Der ansh
St.ssn 81 ana s Street. avenue s nal
stHEEE soSds w SS REs5
CONSISTING Of large mansion house, tenant house,
e. II Choice u sa .hsS
trees, and forty acres q excellent land in high
3 Has ss:s s: :D iSf &
o. q ss.y terms # no. :olS within xsek pST5sn
re %ss, fssI aS y HshsIsn
u.
"a sSd rGT s ssi
west, south front, having two story building and
house wound
take Comfortable side building: Terms easy aud
sppy &aEs S%IEs, Prepss Asss term
ss5srt northwest, between sth and sh streets Once
TOE sALE-very desirabIe BUTLDIHG LOT for
sale, ON west side Of lseh street, opposite Scott
ia s ss ia. as A.s sss Pc
FOB sALE[rw0 NEW BKICK HOUSES,
ana s sss Sos ITO :SS'ssss
street seufSess rooms. BATH and e.i Ha
10y; dSf Sr,Sk House, for terms. apply g $40
LOB SALON long time, with smsil cash pay.
Sub Lots q and IS, square ,oa, 18th and streets.
Part Lot a. square %, 18th street. near s; sslsx
sss Lot, 70, nd xsst Z Of s, square sss, 10th
1910 Iy % 7sss q square s.; tax title. .5i,.ss
seven i I've room fsa t HousEs, Ioi. is1,oo,
s' :: e ma ~
E6K sALk l;. and Lot. No: 1918 g 9:
Lot IS feet Is sS dep Pos
1ss
j. No. eco, corner "a i1th stresS ncriSSssfi
lUIfID60l0x0
session given. AIRY 20, o. =. HfrrINA0UsI
Agent, 1883 Estreet. 80 - - - Hl4-eotf
LOB RENT-An elegant sUMMrR STAT de.
n sTsss fesdenss, ness the sea shore g lslip
contains IS rooms, we'll Furnished for 6rss-elass
family; with every convs nience for heusskesOinG;
an hour and half ride from New York, and q few
|inutss walk from the depot: market. Dchoo!s,
ssltsstet. fishing, bcssins stable soccsa.ses.tio.:
af0 mower ps'vs eF ssLRi Rsefsy e a.xs .t,.,
FoH RnEI.H.f s9gs5s tFO9 l4sa strsss cars,
month; possession give. the 1t OF June 1oqu1Fe
024 Louisiana avenue, between and .. nyn.lan
EoR sAL4-A SQUARE OF aBOUND 70 ths
northern section OF the city, With the sidovslks
cur bing. and guttering all laid end paid for Hogse
ar: Pa e Hu W g; sAssP al g !Gss .s
Aessts, No. 1401 New York avenue, corner 81 ilfh
street DoFthwest. (ksD. kOhros. : ~
sas "a Eli. sr SSSs. Ss a lISsS
1hode leland ayenue, between 18th and 18th strccts
the fea4epce OF the frs Asestant R0Gfmater 0en,
M: fss ~ - sh,;s sDd Saf yss.. Ise.E
Isi4tsd cutsids and grsihel walnut faSide, - u
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TIE large FouR-srORY HOUSE. with ,hr..
r STs eihlsnson ga street nearly new, ts-ni,
stable no The whole property ha- heen r.ensis
pn, IN eompste repair, and is very convenient for
he seld low. Inquire AZ Freeimsns Bank o.rs.,ss
Treasury. Pennsylvania avenue ~ n eofS
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


LoR RENT-Eo 1897 are-s northwest. two
u story, pressed brick frspt, SIX rooms, cellar,
bath room. Or nj porch and sra ofro--; few doors
~ corner isth ard streets ssrt sw-~' usi -lm
EvR RENT-Tvo FURNIsBED HOUSES,
1sso-lSls street, pS-ite th- Churrh &C
knirhsy Terms moderate. Apply the
TOR REET-A sur-stcry pre~-srick Dwell
u Linz, fDey located on sJufh o, between Ia
ans Streets Capitol Mil, being the corner house
nes % street, north side, coutsinibg twelve rooms,
ruh wster, gas. Lsirobes, rang-, dumb waiter,
bathroom and Laundry: with angle coal aud wood
hunks, ard cspscicu. yard In the rear; o rare
chance Tor securing yery nice home, and
IN the verg best condition Price 500 par month.
HESTER RYON,
Real Estate Agents ana Brokers.
miE-n Ito i>t street southeast. Capitol HUI.
t'ok RKNr-A beautiful ,hree-story PRESSED
Il BRICK HOUSE, cont aiming ten rooms, besides
store and cellars, hath and pantry rooms With g.s
not ana cold water, and all modern i'm provemeut.,
so convenient Ia cars and market. Whole house
SS,aaSSr suhou. store $50 Inquire H0LLIDGE
bkoS-, BID and y, or IsOl ah street. my3t I'm
Lon kENT-At SIS 18th street, fScosf Place .
= fOkNlSHED Rooms, sineiy or en- suite a
sun msr prices. For people remaining IN town
curing the summer this IL splendid location being
sirv. milo I'm
EQR .RENT-FURNIsHKD ROOMS |. bach
u PArior furnished - Bedroom. aud two pleas
slisibiy located Dwelling on street, 9Th; viii
De rented on reasonable terms 90 gentlemen only.
Address "A. J., ;" Nation al Republican sfnse.
mS6 IRepl
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RPRIPoRr or fHH ooHDirfos
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK,
Washington, b the District of Columbia,
AtC,ose OF Bssisess, asth Aprik, 1873.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11

~ STRAWBERRY AND FLORAL FEsrI.
night, the rifth Street BAPTIST Church, Virgins
Mesdor'.J Admission, 10 cents ieis-it
FESTIVAL AND ENTERTAINMENT AT
ct. mis- EvS SHHIANPEL, eoIneT OF s.h and
Readings; A beautiful Foun. ain in the room will
give an additional attraction 10 the entertanm mt
sem,,os 70 nt' Proceeds for the benefit Of the
W MoNDAY, TUESDAY and WED DSi 81 ns'9
ssS q the G S. fi9T F.
Church, East W ashineton. je9-3ts
FWE, THE UNDERSIGNED GROCERY
the 9Th day Of June to the Isl day Of October ISIS,
4. Eeh q ssiIssrl1, * VIZ E LID
Is S'sHkk ! SON, Va. sfiaNfTlL co
VIZ &RsS " Slsssch Htr1zrs. DHk 0sa tn
FRLMI0yAL.Ihs undeIsigned have chi. d.y
WaIehoase, souihs.st corner of same sausre, COR.
ner LIST and @ streets southeast:
our sn1Ss 10 ;uDP
T,oe s, ss l.. low . elsewhere nu,,,v ,.a
FTOUHG nEE5 GHRIsTIAN AssooIA-
Come. Oh and b s,ss,.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY reopened. Over 1000
READING ROOM, free TO all
DAILY PRAYER MEHTIN0s-l1:ls,s 8, and9p. m.
70 SABBATH sERvICEs:
CS%missioneT q Indian AasTs; THEAfiR SEE.
NICk, corner OF llth and Sta, at D. m. mN-u
FFsCHINCKV MANDRAA7 PTLLS.-f6eee
and Sss snsg. y
sas use q %sreuty Do 9Se leave any q s Proos
valuable remedy IN All OF arrangement result
Sess o. Ls es
H. ss S:. I y m 2
hEGEOR0H W. HAUPTMAN, Jxu,ce a. tls
GS Peaes, stisnis 20 eli kinds Of Claims and Lee
gal bushes southwest corner Of sh and :srssts
K ss::.1 sSE e ag ~ Ic
and = vere, The curse Of mankind. % tsnibls
nj. 4 = Hss an
soor 9s I; sjnSa p s sss
Ssesss fsts bss: doe:
i. !; s SS5.Ss SygyEcss q. i. n s:,.
sis:; DEsA9ED . co.. PrODristofS, Sis ksSs
- How ~ r |. ]. 5. y. soun. VIE, uo,0.,
q f..HS VIC ..s.is: 81 her Peyresi ..rs ssIs
!. oss sss sS y G % e.
her, e zee her ProStrsted, losing every. day her
yhg, bnt yet s1nerins enough 70 be utterly misers-
fatal - her than severs spe Of Sickness or in tisf
abe viii iinssr months sissr monsS:, not sSsSinS
worth while 70 physieian about Il, until nat1re
e5Aausted gives out and she = carried 70 the ave,
spared her life. 70 prevent, 20 rrengthen, 90 cure
nothing can compare With the LON0-LItH BIT:
infallible rcmsdy against malaria, dyspspsia, Coz
tiveness, bikousness, headaches, morning sicknsss
tiers, which are sold by IN dru4gists, are, In conss
Quence Of their virtue and most Agreeable tagte, the
medicine pW sxxsllenes for lodieo. - i41etr
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-02-20

TIE SUPREnK QUESTION. Health is
the most important of earthly blessings,
and therefore the nervous anxiety Of the
sick to ascertain the relative merits Of
the various medicines In use is not sur
prising. Within the last two years
many thousands of invalids have aban-
doned the preparations Of the pharma-
copolist for the remedy introduced by
DR.. Walker of California, under the
somewhat eccentric mama of VINEGAR
BITTERs. That this new vegetable med
icine is 90 winning golden opinions of all
sorts of people is beyond a doubt.
The accounts we hear of its extraordin-
airy effects IN cases of chronic dyspepsia,
rheumatism, liver complaints, malarious
feyers, nervous prostrations, and many
other distressing diseases, certainly JUS
tify the popularity which it has every
where acquired. 3 sa
(. DR. Walker claims for his specific a
remedial power over all disorders that
do not involve an irreparable destruc-
ton of bone and fibre, and results so far
appear to have justified the claim. In this
age of wonders we are not disposed to
deny the possibility of any phenomena
not directly at variance with the laws Of
nature and as it is held by many phys
biologists that all maladies proceed from
the same generic cause, we see no reason
for the incredulity With which some
people regard the idea of a universal
medicine Dr. Walkers preparation
seems destined to be universally APP
proved.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-02-20
Experience in Butter-Making.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Ga-ettc, in answer TO an inquiry, gives
his views as follows
1t is asked-Does not the washing of
butter cause the loss of its aroma ? We
are sure-no. 1t has nothing to do
with it. 1t simply washes the milk out
more readily, and saves labor in work
ing out the buttermilk with paddle.
1t rather assists in retaining the aroma
and the grain of the butter. The fault
with many butter-makers, they work the
butter too much, thereby destroying
both the grain in it and the aroma also.
For the benefit of young butter
makers we will give some of our prac-
tice and experience in butter making.
Our milk-house stands with the floor
elevated about one foot above the sur
face Of the ground 10 by - feet, and
nine feet high; with two screen vim
dows in the centre, on either side, ex-
tending from the floor upward feet.
and p feet wide. It has glass windows
same size, hung ON hinges on the inside
to shut ont the freezing air in cold
weather. But when the weather is not
severe the air has free circulation all
over the surface of the milk, conse-
quently the milk remains sweet longer
and the cream raises better than in any
other underground cellar or house
we always use two gallon tin milk pans.
and do the milking in tin buckets. We
churn in an oak churn, of the old dasher
kind. Never let the milk stand over
thirty-six hours in the summer, or for
weight hours in the winter. If Il
should stand longer in the former case,
the cream would get too sour; in the
latter, too bitter; and of course the
butter in either case would be spoiled
before it was churned- Wash the but
ter, before sailing, as soon as churned
salt and set away without working till
cooled then work well, but not too
long. Set away over night, and in the
morning work out all the milk, and roll,
or pack, MS desired.
If the above directions are observed
There viii be no complaint for want of
good butter the year round. IL will be
yellow, high favored with aroma, and
well grained.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-02-20
A Dangerous Atmosnhere.

The great atmospheric wave which. the meteor
ologists tell us, sweeps over the whole United
states from the Pncinc cDast al this season. is
loaded with unwholesome vapors that chit the
body and disturb all its functions. Precipitation is
checked the stomach IS deranged. the bowels and
the liver symathize with that organ. the nerves
and muscles are affected, pulmonary complaints
are engendered, and the spirits are more or less
depressed. These are among the common effects
produced by the moist ungenial winds prevalent
in the winter months. But II the system Is toned
and fortified In advance with Hostetter's stomach
Btters, no danger may be apprehended from any
condition of the atmosphere. The a. ill wind that
blows nobody any good viii not be likely to
blow any harm to him who strengthens aud regu-
lates his internal organs with lhis wholesome veg
etabe tonic and alternative and clothes his outside
in manner suitable TO the season. The seeds Of
fever and ague and other diseases OF an intermit-
tent remittent type. are non In tho air and are
liable to be planted in the system. TO terminate
and bring forth bitter fruit ether Immediately or
at a later period. unless due sanitary precautions
are taken to ward them OF. OF ali safeguards
against malaria. this famous vegetable antidote
is the best; and OF all remedies for the painful
ailments cansed BY damp coldand sudden changes
Of temperature, such as rheumatism ehills irregu-
1aTties Of the bowels bilious attacks and fnaiRsz-
ton II IS the most reliable AID the most agreeable
oSys COLD AFrkR ANorEfEs, vs-iiI. with many
constitutions, securely establish the seeds OF con-
sumption IN the systeTa- Those IN need % RENE
6y WI hnd ut. Jsy ne E.xpectoFant always