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New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
FOREIGN.
EsfHpe Of BidwelI, the FOrgeF-DOn CHriOa
in the FieId-The Fight at PuigcerdR--
The POpe's Condition Pain In Lhe side

Rnt Nausea

80
Rnd Nausea
BERLIN, April l@.--Bismarck has left Ber.
lin for his estate ac Vargn, where he VIII
remain until after the Easter holidays.
ROME, April 12.--rhe Pops was better
this morning. Tho pOcc TcrItG newspapeF
this evening announces that his holiness
has continued to improve during the day
He received the Cardinals and wrote sew
eral letters. The Fnnf"lid saws that the
holy father suffers from unceasing pain in
the lett side and from nausea.
MADRID, April l:s--The force of Car1ists
under Sabelles which attacked Puigeerda
was 1000 strong, while the defenders of th@
town numbered 500, of whom only fifty
were soldiers, the remainder being citizens
After fusiade OF twenty four hours ths
ammunition of the republicans became Gxa
hausted and the alcalde of Puigcerda sent
for reinfOrcemonts. which arrived too late
| ~ participate in the fight, as the Carllsts
ceased their attack and had withdrawn
from before the town. The einsurrectiOnist8
| carried their wounded with them and
buried the bodies Of their dead.
| HAVANA, via Key West, April 12.-Bids
| well. the alleged Bank of England forgers
| escaped from prison yesterday evening by
| jumping over the balcony. He was partly
| dressed, and is supposed to by hiding in ths
| city. Bidwelrs Havana friends seeing tho
| impossibiltv of eOunteracting by legal
secure his extradition, undoubtedly planned
| this affair
| BRUSSELS, April I2-The strike Of tho
| quarrymen of Enghen district. in Hainaults
! has ended.
| The government mas stationed naval
vessel ut Ostend to prevent English fishing
vessels from encroaching beyond the pre-
| scrbed limits.
| PARIS, April l2.--Marie Girardn is dead.
| A dispatch from Perpignan states that
! the CarIists had fetreated from before
/ Puigcerda, in consequence Of the arrival of
| three columns of Spapish troops to reinforce
the garrison.
The Carlists say they withdrew because
they would not fight on Good Friday. but
| will return.
The moderate Republicahs in the Ma
| tional Assembly have failed to induce
| President Theirs 20 withdraw Deremusat's
| candidacy for tho vacancy in that body
| from Paris.
lie Steele, in its iasue to-day, announces
| that il will support NJ. BarOdet.
Don Carlos arrived iB Perpignan before
ths attack en- Puigcerda was commeHceds
and there awaited the result.
[ C0NsraNTISOPLE, April PA conflict
occurred near this city yesterday between
q party Of smugglers and Turkieh reEenua
officers. Several persons we're killed and
| wounded,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, GoLD.-Cen'
trail oltice for the sale of Louisiana State
Fair Lottery tickets No. I07 Canal street,
Grover & Baker salesrcoms; 37,5o5 in
prizes; one prizs 5000 in gold tickets fifty
cent?, and admits holder to the fair.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
NEW YORK.
Mcdonald, she Forger-The Gas Strike
niihman fined for AdulteFntiOn-FOF-
nation of an Alliance Between the
Juarcs and Diaz Parties in Mexico
&ouI.l-gsK elIy.

flitkman Flne0 fOF A0ulteFntlOn-FOF-
nation of an Alliance Between the
Juarez and Oiaz Parties in Mexico
GouId-O'Kelly.
NEW YORK, April l2.-Tho district cOnrt
holds that Mcdonald, the alleged Bank Of
Engiand forger, is legally held, and re-
manded him 10 custody.
The storm to day has been one Of the
most severe OF the year. During the morn
jug hail, fain and snow fell at intervals,
while the wind blew in fitful gusts. The
tide was very high at the ferries. Great
difficulty was experienced in getting heavily
laden trucGs on and Off the boate.
The osll-r3 along the western river front
and in South street were flooded, and in
some ins .arcea valuable merchandise was
f&9oged A large feet of vessels was de-
! t;.iuan ny the storm. 1t is net likely that
apT Of the European cleaners will leave
. port slntIi the weather mode"ates.
.Ai .. meeting of the gas men last night,
! jasnos CouDHy, president of the State
: "Jrkls,smen's Assembly, ade speech IN
! which ne sad that the strike had only just
! ""AI1en:..d. The gas mems organization
| has been idle, and viii make such hoe IN
| the ranss o. the police who dubbed end
| oLAeCWise coInmitted indignities upon them
while engaged in legitimate aud peac'11iI
demonstrations, within Biz days. "a VIII
surprise them.
J A resolution pssset aRaalmouslys con
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

"THE CARoEpELET SpA."-Tbe habitnes
Of Cars2dc!eG street viii no doubt he de-
lighted a the announcement m4ds this
morning that Mr.ars. Fredericton IL Harte
have opened 3. the ceruer OF Common snd
tia. street, & depo, for the sale "f their c6'e'
hratod m.Herai waters. which have IL sde
their store sne sf the most popular place
OF resort IN New Oclesns. The estshi~h
me1t has been very properly named "lhe
CarUnde'et Spa" ana W. have no doubt
that it will DO visited by fully 80 man ,
seekers after health ss vefs sves those o.
Bsase BsaaA o EisgrisA
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

IxPRovED REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION BY
TIE SHERIFF.-We call attention to the
sales at auction to be made tomorrow at
noon, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, by the sheriff Of
tho parish of Orleans, for account of the
succession of Mathilds 3. Montgomery, of
a lot of ground, with the buildings and inn
provements thereon, situated in the late
City of jefferson, now the Sixth District Of
the city of New Orleans, on Austerlitz
streets, between Laurel and Live Oak
streets, For particulars see advertisement.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

CuoICB GRoCERuEs.-Sucho Of our readers
as delight in good living should patronize
Mr.. J. w. Platt, grocer, at the corner Of
Camp and Poydra, streets. as in his store
they will be sure to find the very best OF
everything in the eating and drinking line.
Mr.. Platt's teas are acknowl' dyed to be un-
suryassable by all connoiseurs. and when
we say that everything elae he keeps is OF
just as good quality as these. we are cure
that we only do him COMMON inrtico lie
really deserves success. &. he labor. 20 win
1t ~ the best Of exertioDs.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
SsethodisG Episcopal Church.

The services at this church. corner Of ST..
Charles at Calliope streets. will be COM
Quoted by the pastor. Rev. james Morrow
Sermon to young men in the evening. Sub
iect: "Joseph in Egypt" Strangers and
Young men not connected with any church
are especially invited to attend. Hours ct
service, II A. Nj. and 1880 2. NJ.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
WASHINGTON.
President Grant satisfied with Secretary
Richardson's Financial Policy 90 am-
f.anislafinna

pOstant EegislafiOns
WASHINGTON, April ts-Wjlliam B.
Jones, of Alabama. has been appointed con
sui at Hesse Darmstadt.
Special Postoffice Agent Petherbridge re-
ports in favor of the immediate removal OF
the postmaster and his deputy at Rome,
Georgia.
The information received by the Asse
ciated Press from the lava beds has been
communicated to the General of the army,
and other officers here. They have no ad-
| vices. The graphic details received, hew-
ever, preclude hope that the story is
untrue.
The President had long consultation
| with Secretary of the Treasury Richardson
| to-day. 1t is understood that he is fuliy
| satisfied with Richardson's policy and pur'
poses.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
EnOH elify PrnnPrtys

The saie yesterday by Messrs. c. Z. Girar'
dey & Co. was another evidence of the con-
fdence entertained IN favor OF good city
property. whether improved or vacant.
property sold by the above named firm, and
prices realized, as follows:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

Tickets = 10 Half tickets IS. Quarters 81 so.
Our lotteries chartered by the state. are
always drawn at the time named, ana all draw
ugs under the supervision of sworn commits
5loneTs.
The Official drawing will be published in the st.
Louis papers, and copy of the drawing sent to
purchasers Of tickets.
We will draw d similar scheme the last day Of
every month during the year 1873.
Remit by postothce money OrdeTss registered
iettcr draft press.
Send for a circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER CO..
Postotfce box 2446. st. Louis, Missouri
aDI0 cod WV
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

SALE CorrrwUED- The sale at auction by
the sheriff OF the contents OF store No. "a
Camp street. .:i. DO continued Tomorrow
at 1899 4. q. Catalogues can be had ~
eba SOL
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
Benefit of John W. Norton.

Tomorrow evening Mr.. John W. Norton.
popular member of the Varieties Theatre
dramatic company, will take . beneht,
when popular play will be produced.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
Harry Penrson's Benefit.

This favOrite actor will take benefit
at the Varieties Theatre next Wednesday
evening. The box sheet is now open.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
In reply the Herald says:

By this arrangement, We arc informed
and believe, our merchants will be enabled
to ship their cotton and get return freight at
about One-half the present rates on other
routes. Cotton can be shipped to Muskogee
for fifty cents, and return freig ht TO Fort
Smith for seventv-five cents, whereas we
are now paying 81 for cotton and 81 so per
pound for freight. saving OF just one
L.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
CONSTABLES' SALES.

Ground, situated on st. Louis street-Second
Justice Court fog the Parish OF 0SIesIlss No.
$40.
nY yTRTUB OP WRIT OF fTERf fACIAS
d TO me directed by the Hon ". L. Evans. Sec.
ond Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish of
Orleans. in the above numbered aud entitled suit,
I will proceed to sell at PUBLIC auction. at the
Merchants and AuCJioneers' EKchange Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets,
on TIKSUAi, April %, 1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND. designated as No.
u. situated in the Second District of New Orleans,
in the square No. 49, bounded by st. Louis, Prieur,
Roman streets and Carondelet ak, per plan of
Louis Pile, dated March |, l840, and deposi ed in
the office Of hcCay, late notary public IN tins
city. sad lot measures ~ feet, more or less, on
ST, Louis steet, by depth Of ITO feet between par
sllel lines.
Seized in the above numbered and entitled suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States treas
n mh23 ap5 1871 JOHN MCCORMICK. Constable.
Fred Hauton W. The Combinatios Pro-
polling Company, Alex. Hay, Presldent-tlrst
Justice Court for the Parish of Orleans, No. l42
pY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF PIBRI FACIAS
ID to nae directed by the Hon. W. T. Houston.
First Justice of the Peace in and for the pa sh of
Orleans, will proceed to sol, at public auction.
on WEDNESDAY, april 10, 1873 at twelve O'clock
NJ. on the corner OF Carondeet and Eighth streets.
the following described property. 10 wit
ONB kAILROAD CAR.
This jpreseut sale will be twelve II onths'
credit the property having on the first sale not
brought q sufficient amount upon the sppraise-
meut to authorize adjudication.
TpTms-Csst OF sui cash. tfC REMAINDER upon q
| twelve months bond with solvent ecurity.
apo II Is JOHN HURLEY. Constable.
| H. PInard ys. Mrs. Heyni~r-Third JUS
tice Court for the Parish of Orleans, No 37S.
DY VIRTUE OF AwRIT OF FtBRl FACIAS TO
ID II. directed by the Hon. John L. Lsresche
Tnrd Justice of the Peace for the parish of Orleans
| I will proceed 10 sell al public auction At my
war house No. 8S Bienvlis street, on MONDAY
J A2Iil 2l 1873 at twelve O'Clock N, ths follow ing
! property, TO wit
| or ioT or FURNITURE.
Selzed IL the above cause.
| Terms Cash IN United states t-r saury rotes.
APPLE IL 20 WILLIAM hHAn. NoLSVtote,
| Xyidew Iarnarre W.. james Biun-Thi I'd
| Justice Court FOX tde Parlhh OF otiesrs. NO
40.
| NV yIRTrE OF A WRIT OF flFRI PAGIAS
Is % me directed by the Hon. John |. Lsrts sche,
Th.-d justice of the Peace il and ioI fhr psrsi.
! Orleans viii proceed to sell a. public auction
| or. MONIAT April II, 1879, at twelve O'Clock n.
! gt NV warehouse, Ne. IS BksTLIo s0eot. th'
one LnT 0P HOUSEHOLD PcRAITuRB.
| seiE-d IN she sbsve stis.
| Terms-CtaA OF she epO<
| sy6 ~ ~ wuL&Aa baAh. Ssns$~s1
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
AN EXCURSION UP THE TECHE
Senator Cameron and Party in the
Sugar Region.

The Great Salt Mine on AverT's Island
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
DILLIAKDS.
tYAErOlS UBASSY w. HEfR! hiLLht-

The match intween FRANCOIS Uhassy and henry
Miller. cous sting of series of four games, french
.,a,oros tbre. hundred POINTS each. for stake of
sipo sd. ach contest, or "a total of $500 will be
.iave, N HARMONY HALL, corner of Bienviue
atrept and Exch tuge alley, commencing MoNDA!
xIqBv. and continuing TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
YRIDAI NIGHTS.
The .trst game on Monday night vii! commence
v, half past seven o'clock
IN ,r. above matches Professo. Ubassy gives hr
Miller .he odds OF discount.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

Hank Hes Robbery In Pitfsburg~FOFReE
Sentenced In Bufia1o~PigeOn shOOt=
ina-The Rochester Disaster-Ono
Body Reesvered-Iire in BOstOn-Ius
teresting Case in bankruptcy in MOnt9
gOmcry.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, April "a case wass
before United States District Judge Bus
teed to-day of a petition 20 force party lib
bankruptcy. The party pleaded that it
was an illegal consideration, the contract.
beng for cotton, and founded on what IL
calleI futures. The Judge instructed ths
jury, that if they believed fr"'n tie ey /
deuce there was to be no actual delivery of
cotton, tire defendant had committed No
act oi bankruptcy, The jury brought in q
verdict for the defendant. The plaintiff
will appeal to higher COURT This iayolyea
the whole question of .he Li,.ollity for losses
on futures.
The Senate passed with An amspd,nen
iOoNTLNUHn Qa kl0RYH PAlaI
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
BY TEL E G R APH
MCDONALD THE FORGER

MCDONALD THE FORGER
Secretary Richardson's Policy Approved
TROUBLE IN MEXICO THREATENED
GENERAL CANDY KILLED
shot by Captain Jack
ACTIVE OPERATIONS FORTHWITH
no MORE PEACE COMMISSIONERS
Bank Box Robbery in PittsbIrg
~--.--~-e-4---
BiDWELL, THE FORGER, ESCAPED
DON CARLOS in THE FIELD
CONDITION OF THE POPE
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

MARBLE, SAND, ETc., AT ACCT1oH.--
Neeers. Nash s. Hodgson. auctIoneers. 'eil
at eleven O'clock on Mondsy to morrow.
sor account of the succession Of ChfT!eh II.
Garh.r. deceased, an extensive assortment
@. ualhle. white and yellow sand, desk.
Chai :, ate, contained i'll the marble Tnro
on Tchoupltoulas street, set~eeu sixth
ard Washington streets, to DO sold IL los
to sul; purchasers. See the advertisement.
S8sEssMESr No. l29, l30 and i3i--St
speolai n1uCs coiumB, death OF j. oghIHGis :.
c. Gcsu and w. T. Perry, payAi.. .. the
ofsios of the Mutual Aid add Ee1s"2 .enc
Lhs Insurance Association, No. !9 Camp
streot. Amount paid QUE since ~rg"aiz1
tsa Asguse lses, s3ls,252,t
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
Attention Merchantss

The Fort Smith Herald contains cores.
pondence between a business man Of Fort
Smith and an officer of the Missouri. Kan
sasand Texas railroad. The tollowins g
rates are offered:
Cotton, Muskogee TO st. Louis, sixty
cents; merchandise, st. Louis TO Muskogee,
seventy five cents per hundred with c!assI'
ticatiOn.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

Observation-Disclosures nnInn "a
The above drawings are published in the prin'
o+pel papers aad are drawn in pubic daily at the
rooms OF the company.
Witness our hands at New Orleans. LouhA'ana,
this tW e!fth day Of April. 1873.
4. PERALTA.
ADAM GIFFEN,
Commissioners
BRwARB OF BOGUS LOTTERIES. sp2
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

loosrNuw 81 HxatrH sAas.l
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
THE MODOC@.

CsnrieS from fhe Lava Beds -Genefas
Candy Reported Murdered by the
indians-ShOt Through the Head by
Captain Jack Others of the Party
Murdered - Active Operations - No
nIara Pence Etnmmis sinus ReauiHeh.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-14
The Coming City Election,

There is a widespread feeling among
the voters and taxpayers of the eity' that
we ought to get different class OF men INTO
our Citv Conncil Among the best
men of both parties there is also desire
10 avoid the spirited party campaigns
thrust upon the people at each recurring
CITY election. Our best and httest men
are unwilling to 90 through the ordeal OF
an election, and hence many OF them utter
" refuse to have anything to do with
city campaign. Personally, these things
are unpleasant, and if a well-consldered
citizens movement could be inaugurated
which could give US a good set Of candi-
dates. with the support of good men Of
both parties we would be glad 10 give 1t
our endorsement.
The only way, however, by which such
movement can be efectually brought
about, is through the official committee
men of the two parties. 1t they were to
consult together and agree as To a
course Of action it would 60 far toward
harmOnizing private opinions The sole
object should be to secure to the city a
I good class Of public servants Union.
| We have omitted from the article full
some and unwarranted puff of Murdoch
and an iniudicious attack upon all the
aldermen. That part Of the article which
we publish we cordially indorse. Let the
committees meet and make up ticket,
or talk it up, if it is too soon to bring out
I the candidates
The following is 4 list Of our committee
! II. c. Connolly Chairman.
! LIST Wards Il Stoddard VIM. HALE,
Henry Reddig.
I'd Ward-IIenry Burgower, W II.
Lundy NJ II McCarty.
Sd Ward-Warren Boynton, Harrison
Borgess.. Jesse Gray.
4th Ward. r. Warner. Jacob Dodge,
W. d. Crockett.
9Th Ward-Not organized
?. S.-Since the above was in type Maj.
Connolly has left the following for publ
cation.
The Democratic Ward Committees are
requested to meet at my Office in Mitchell
, 4 Lyndes block, tomorrow Saturday
evening at ! o clock, for consultation
II {. Connolly. Chairman
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-14

EDITOR OF THE ARGUS. Please tell
your readers how many Committees of
Investigation are at work in Washington
and elsewhere, trying to point out the vii
liany that has been practiced by the Re
publican party within the last few years.
There are so many, and the duties assigned
them are so various, that | cannot keep
track Of them. ] am told that 1T is an
evidence of the honesty of the party, that
it is searching out the dishonest acts Of its
members" That may be So but / should
like TO have some one tell me how much
more honest the party would have to be-
come to require the whole time of Congress
10 investigate the thievish conduct Of its
members? When Tweed Connolly. and
other Democrats with the help of Murphy
and other Republicans, stole from six to
twenty millions of dollars in New York
city, the Democratic party there was de-
clared by the Republicans 10 be rotten
but now, when Ames, Patterson, Colfax,
Wilson and other Republicans, with the
help Of Brooks, Democrat, rob the Gov
eminent of forty-fve millions Of dollars Il
is regarded by this same party as an evi.
dence Of the purity of this political organ.
izahon. How is this ? ~
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-14
NOTES HERE AND THERE

The Danbury Netos says that Winnie
Ream is engaged on a model for new
autograph for Mr.. Spinner
This question threatens to disintegratc
society at Lawrence, Kan Should a
young man leave his music lesson to split .
wood when his mother is at home and in
pertectihealth?
Cast Iron Sinks Is written upon the .
sign of q Hartford plumber Well, who
the lhic) said it didn't chuckIed an inc
briated man after reading it over three
times.
\ Lafayette. Ind. street car conductor
has got rich enough to buy out the COM
pany, and now proposes to extend the
road and run two trips a day, which will
neccessitate the purchase of another
horse
Josh Billings says There IL one
thing in hen that looks ike wisdum-
they don't cackle much until after they
have laid their eggs. Sum pholks are
alwus Dragging and hacking what they
are gong teW do before hand.
A Farmers Association has been organ
lied at Orion, with J. W. Champion as
president VIM Blackfan, vice president
B. Jordon, secretary, and NJ B. Lloyd,
treasurer. Meetings will be held every
Saturday during the winter, at Pm
Gov. Beverage has brought fearful
storm upon himself by ignoring the wishes
of the farmers in the appointment of the
railroad and warehouse commissioners.
He not only ignored the farmers, but his
appointees are especially obnoxious to
| them.
An inconsolable San Francisco widow
keeps her deceased husband skull in a
glass case, and the other day, in a pas
siOnate outburst, remarked to friend
who was viewing the remains Alas !
how often have banged these bones with
a broomstick but ] am sorry for it now "
The ADMINISTRATION party seems to
be having more trouble than one would
naturally except to come along within
three months from the time in which it
received ''the most unqualified popular
Endorsement ever given to any national
party in our history" according to loyal
phraseology Did it ever occur to any
body, in view of recent transactions at
Washington, how much easier it is to
deny a charge on the stump, during a po-
litical campaign, than it is to establish
one 5 innocence before a court of inquiry
The lesson is worth treasuring.
The last timber of the old railroad bridge
was removed yesterday. Nothing now
remains of the noble old pioneer but por-
tons Of its piers and abutments, and these
will ere long disappear from view. The
old bridge has performed its duty well
Its corner stone was laid September LIST
1854, which was the occasion of consid-
cradle demonstration at which Judge
Grant and Joseph Knox were the princi
pal speakers 1t has been in almost con.
slant use for about sixteen years it:
superstructure once entirely rebuilt ha:
had its full share of accidents by fire and
Hood made money for its owners is nov
no more forever.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-14
The Penitentiary Irregularities.

Special dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, Feb. l2-Maj Beardsley.
of Rock Island, is here and denies that he
has any interest in the purchase Of wagons
and material from the Penitentiary and saws
he did nothing but voueh for the ability Of
Bosenfield to fulfil his Part of the contract.
He says Rosenfeld would be glad to give
back the stuff for the money; that it was
useless to the State, and the room occupied
was needed for other purposes. The
amount paid was $1,000; the amount
asked $4,000; the amount first offered
$4,000. The value appraised by the In
yestigating Committee last year was S40,-
600. and members of the Committee insist
that it was low estimate, and that s.. 900
worth Of loose material was given to R0s-
enfield The Penitentiary Committee will
60 u Joliet and investigate the charges in
"A few DAYS.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-14
MEDICAL,
DIR. WISTAR'S
BAlslM OF WILD CHERRY

peculiarly adapted to every disease OF the lungs
ana hyer which is produced by our ever varying
climate
mere Is, perhaps, disease with which our
country Is affected, which sweeps off annually so
many Victims as that fell destroyer of the human
consumption. Day after day, year after year
inc isatlate monster hurries to the cold and silent
portals OF the tomb fresh added victims to its con
quest No walk of life is sacred from its blighting
.nluence. No age is exempt from its death deal
ing shafts The old, the middle aged and the
young, all alike, are food for this common enemy
OF mankind. The white haired patriarch whose
lHe OF temperance has rendered his system inner
Hous TO the attacks Of other ills, and whose good
deeds prepared him for the enjoyment of Hfe,s
calm evening finds consumption fastening its fspps
upon his yitals, and tearing him from world ever
bright to minds which look complaeently on DAYS
well spent
Consumption, in its confirmed and incipient
stages coughs, asthma, Group, and liver complaint
form by far the most fatal class OF diseases known
to our land. Yet even those may be cured bv
means OF the simple yet powerful remedies that are
scattered wherever these maladies prevail
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-14

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