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The PHILADELPHIA Fire.
PnrLADgLPHiA, Sept. IL.
LOSSES AND INSURANCE.

T''7NrT MI
The insurance on the stock in the Nolth
street building of Jessup q Moore, burned
out yesterday, is S50,500, estimated at
about seventy per cent loss The stock in
the Sixth street building was damaged by
water to no great extent insured for SOL
800. The North street building j. insured
for Slj 1000
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\ Washington special says the southern
claims commission will report three ibons-
and adjudicatcd cases. 1t is expected that
the aggregate of the awards will reach
fifteen million dollars.
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Base EBall Match.

The following is the score of the match
game of base ball played at Ludlow, during
the fair on the nth inst, between the
Athletics of Ludlow and the Bellows Falls
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Frightened UltramOntains.

NIENNA, Sept Is.
Many ultramontaines belonging to the
Imperial Court, and leading members of the
society here have left the city to avoid
meeting Victor Emmanuel
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Behind the Age.

Providence, Sept Is,
The city of Newport yesterday gave
large majorties against proposition to in
troducc water and establish, fire alarm
telegraph
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FArN INJURIES. In Hydepalk. August
a. Dodge, fell down stairs and recc we'd in
iuries about the head, which caused her
death on the following Wednesday.
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NEW ORLEANS MINSTRELS.
OPERA HOUSE.
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY EVEN'GS
SEPTEMBER 20 ald -.
VOCAL QuARTETTE,
FULL ORCHESTRA, and
SILVER CORNET BANn,
Of both Ladies' and Gentlemen.

In addition 10 all the requirements OF Il firsi-
class minstrel performance, the manager takes
pleasure In announcing the star engagements OF
MISS MAUD STANLEY,
The Great Prima Donna, and
A. j. WHITCOMB,
The Celebrated Harplst
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Totals each inning, A. 2l2s SIS
- " u. T.. ~ 90 10 2-li
Time OF game hours.
A. Scorer, s. A. G.nin.
II. +. " unknown.
Umpire, +. Afford.
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From Washington.


\ Washington dispatch says the congress
men of the states in the Mississippi and
Missouri valleys will unite in an ctforto Sc
cure an appropriation for the St Philip
canal at the outlet of the Mississippi river
Tho canal will cost ~l2, 100000
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I he Rutland Daily Gluhr.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1873.
AN. DEPARTURE Of TRAINS.

tRRivtL Am. DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
TRAINS ARRIVE ar RurL,Sn.
Fton Bellows Fails. l;lo 9;2O 1t. No. 1:gc 4
s:SA p. ~.
burlington 1910 x 'ii;B" II. m. l9;so 800
u. m,
" Port Henry, "ll:92 u. ~
Bennington. tls:Os D. M. ,;2o d, -n,e5 p.
" saratoga, 'il:45 o. M, 500 ". N.
salem. lao $50 u. IN, 1850 'l:"a p. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 1880 1850 o. ni l2;lO $500
w. IN.
" Burlington, i43 i $40 - H., $3.50 4 i:c5 y.
u.
" Port Henry, 900 y. IN.
bennington, 1900 & 1910 II. NJ, Il 2gb D. III.
&c saratoga. $500 II. M, 4 '3:hn p. M.
" salem, 2l0 u 1900 n. m, 1000 1900 j. IN.
Mail Train Mixed.
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On Wednesday morning last thc cNtcn-
sivc tannery establishment of Mr. Il. F..
Standisli OF Woodstock was entirely con
srmed by fire. The alarm was sounded
about half past one o'clock and the fire en-
gnes were soon on ,Ac ground. The fire,
however was already beyond control, and
nothing could he done hut protect the sur
rounding property. The night was still
and no breeze was stirring so that the main
building was consumed quietly hut speedily
while the flames were forced to spend
thcmselyc, upon 4 small space compare
lively. The new thirty horse power en-
ginc with other modern machinery was
consumed together with the hooks of the
establishment and everything therein con-
taincd The loss cannot he far from So, e
900 which is about half covered by instr
ancc. The lge says it Is the general be-
lief that the fire was the work Of an incen-
diary. and yet. as Mr.. Standsh was one of
the best men in the world II is mystery
why it should he so.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE
CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON,
ID. c., Sept 10, 1873 i. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
On Friday for New England, fresh and
occasional brisk winds, veering to west and
northwest, lower temperature and clear or
partly cloudy weather.
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NOMPOSITORS.- Wanted, two or three
" good composltors. only sober, industri-
Gus men need apply.
GLOBE PAPER co.
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New York, Sept. IL.
Jay Cooke & Go. have announced their
suspension in consequence of large adj
vanccs made 10 sustain their Philadelphia
house, and heavy drain upon their own
deposits IT is hoped the suspension will
hc only lomnornrN.
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NuSI PKuUS.

RGyLAyp corNTr COURT, SEPTEMBER TERN,
1873.
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SHEEP FOR SALE.
A flock Of $50 pure Spanish Sheep, OF the "Don
Pedro" and "lmprOved Paularn breeds, belong
Ing 10 the estate OF the late Josdph Sheldon OF
Fairhayen. Also 90 fine lambs, 70 yearlngs, in
line condition for shipping; 100 line breeding
ewes and stock bucks. WIN he sold altogether
or In lots TO suit customers. For further partic-
ulars, call upon, or address
y. W. BAILEY, ADMIR-.
sepl9dti Frirhaven, Vermont.
, 1873-05-02
THE FARMERS MOVEMENT.
nIoosiuK Of tho Autobiography N1cn OF
Vcruaillt0n County,

Ioosiug Of tho Autobiography n1cn OF
Vcrintlli0n County,
Special Dfspafoh to The Chicago Tribune.
DANy111E, ILL.,, May IAN adjourned meeting
Of the Yor1nillion County Farmers Club WAS
hold at Giddnga Hall, to-day, attended by rep
rosentatiyo mon from every part OF the
county. Prominent officers for the ensuing
year were elected ~ follows: President, Geo.
". Wolf Secretary, A, D. Daniels; Treasurer,
D. II. Payne business Agent, Wm. II. Hay, and
ono Vice President for each township. To-dhy'a
meeoting waa handsomely presided over BY
David Michner, Esq.,, Of Vance Towns.dp.
Upon tho conclusion OF tho election Of officers,
Mr, JesBe Harper, editor OF the Danyillo Conf
n,ercid q newspaper alive to tho interests Of
the farmers, addreBsod tho moeting with beoom-
Ing soyertty, Mr. Harper denounced tho ungol-
" oxtortioua praoticod by tho railroads. and dep
reoated that unjust levy laid upon tho West for
tho bonotit Of eaHtern manufactures.
Mr. Harper was followed by tho Hon. John
Pearson, who calmly reviewed tho question under
consideration In all its bearings
The following roBolutious Wcro adopted:
Resolutd. That the farmers Of Vermlllion County
bocyo that the City Of Danyile has tho facilities for
manufacturing eQual not superior, to any city tn
tho Nos aud &hat will anpport with our patronage
any person who will engage In manufacturing agticul-
ufh msohinery, II sold ut reasonable ratss ~ can
be had olsewhero
Resolved, That we will support no man for Office
who ia kuown TO bo opposed 10 our movement agsins
,nonopolies.
On motion, tho Convention adjourned to moet
| on tue first Saturday In June, At 10 o'clock.
, 1873-05-02
Fcnrful Tragedy

sr. Louis, May 1.-Advtuea from Marshall
County give account 9f terrible sn5nts ssS
ayy, Say " as6 WI L sppasrs that Ia
James Baugherty married. tho danghtor Of HoT- r.
soparatod On Sunday l:st smith tod nsngh
h inr tho tue n old man dsad' and thon aed: subso-
nnantlY ho was captured, aud was being taken
back to Marshall County. Whom q Hon Of tue
murdered Smith, hoing one OF tho capturing
hand md arm after which l.o clu6bea Ills gun
and with tho butt Of it mashed Daughertyf
head into = jolly.
, 1873-05-02

a Disciple Of Woodruff NIcets With
q Warm Reception
Special Di.pat,h to The Chicago Tribune.
BATTLE CnEEk, Mioh., May 1.-The excite
mont into which this city has boon thrown tho
past two weeks over tho fact that Mrs II.
H. Brinkerhotr, q woman's rights lecturer. had
deserted her husband. and Ind found All affinity
by tho na,ne Of Bquires, reached its height to-
night Mrs. B. attempted to vlndichto her FREQ
love doctrine at tho Opera-H House, whore low,
rowdy class Of people assembled, who frequently
bisaod the speaker until tho lecture was finally
interrupted by portions Of tho audience leaving,
and so1ns Of the rowdics singing, II Want to Bo
snoaksr that Hho considered her affinity but .
little lowor than the angels. The Woodruff
sentiment does not find admirers even among
tho class Of people who went to hear hor.
, 1873-05-02
War Department weather ProRnostis
cations.

WARRINGTON, May 1.-For tho Northwest and
upper lakes. and tllonce to the Lower Missouri
and Lower Ohio Valleys, norshoast and SOUTH
clearing BY tomorrow, With lower tempereture.
For Tennessee and the Gulf md South Atlantic
states, occasional rain, soutlleaaterly and south
woatery winds, partly cloudy and clear weather: ;
barometer southeastorly and northeasterly
Winds threatening woathor, and rain. For Can
ada and Now England, increasing oioudinesa fol-
lowod by rain.
Cantionary signals continue At Duluth, ,5ia ohl9s-
and Cleveland, and are ordered for BUFFALO,
Rochester, and 0awego.
, 1873-05-02
SPRINGFIELD.


1oilr0ad and WnrehOMao Conmtsslon
.-Socretnry Elected
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Brn1Nar1E1D, ILL.,, May l.-Mr. A. mclaughlin,
odltor Of tho Independent, Of Harvard, McHenry
County, Ill.,, was to-day elected by the Railroad
and Warehouse Commissioners, Secretary, to
succeed Jamea A. Raymond, reHignod. Mr: Mo-
Lhughlln has flied tho position Of olerk Of tho
Railroad Committen Of tho House this wtntnr,
aud bis ability to discharge his new trust ia con-
ceded on Ill sides.
, 1873-05-02

HAnn1snuRa, pa., May 1.-The Aopnbncnaa a
State Central Committee mot this Afternoon, anu
deoiiled to hold tho State Convention III Asss'a~
burg Oh tho 18th Of August.
, 1873-05-02

TIE ATLANTIC DANK sw1NDLE. IA
belief Ia quite prevalent hcro that !atntorj
the dofaultiug Cashier Of tho Atlantic National :
Bank at Now York, has 90 manipulated things =
ho will cndoayor TO compromise Ills case by pny-,s
Ing over tho greater portion Of that money anise
bo roloaHod from prosecution, with CONSIDERABLY Z
of hfH il1-gotton funds still at hia command. +
His coo1noss, inlifferouco, and offro1,tory aro I
subjects OF general comment horo, ~ woll aH i
elsewhere.
TRADE WITH oupA.
Tho records Of tho BovorAl executive depart
monts rive evidence Of tho continued prosperity
and growth Of trado betwoon tho Unitod States
and tito island Of Cubn. It is ascertainod that
the number y Of y9saon IN tns
most most doubled @ Id Within % tho past eishteen months.
This has boen. done, despite the inyidious port
regulations ut Havana against vesso1a from
tho United etatog ARPSattonsn nro tfo
for tic privilege Of carrying the mails to that
port for tho roason that mail nro FREQ '1l-
dor existing tronty provisions from those annoy-
ances. Thin unwarrnntod tntorforonco on tho
part Of tho Cubaus, or rathor tho Spanish golan,
teers, with American YoasolB, Is now tho subject
Of eflarp diplomatic correspondence botwoon
ia to obtain tho same privileges in the port of
[7o tho Assocfated FTess.l
PunLlo DEBT STATEMENT.
WARRINGTON, May 1.-Tho public debt abatement for
May 1naEes tilt following showing:
Biz per cent lonta. 81, ,333 7a8 $50
Fire per cont bonds. 414b67,300
Total coin bonds. $1,748, ,3o5, ,050
@-==
Lawful money tebt ebt................ 14,e93,o00
hfaturod debt ,,,.,,..,,,,,,,....,,,,. 2624,65O
Legal tentor notes.. 357 5R4
Certificates Of deposit. 25,12o,000
Fractional CURRENCY cy................... 45G04,825
Coin certificates. 24,787,4o0
Total without intorcat. ........... 4s28oa. .e1o
Total dcbt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,218s27, lilo
Total interoat. oat.............,........& 40,05o,350
..----zz
Cash In Treasury:
Coh., ......s.,s......s ibIvI9.t3u
Currency. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,097871
~ as,12o,ooo
Total In Treasury. S 1o5,oo4, ,8l1
pebt. less cash In Treasury, $2163, ,48o 16b
Decrease during tho month. ............. 41t483
Bonds isauod to Pacific Rairoad Compn-
principal outstanding. ................ G4,o73b12
Intsreat accrued and not got paid ...,.. 1904 470
Interest paid By United 6tates 18, 500 280
Interest repaid by transportation OF
malls otc. ....................... f,Ada,4oo
Balance Of lntorcatp BY United satea 1,32s843
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Private FnterDrige

From The New FORK Express, August 18th.
Hon. John D. Cation of Illinois, after oh
serving the workings Of Wells, Fargo K
COS Express Company, in the Pacific
States and Territories, shows that ali over
the Pacific coast the express company sur
passes the Post Office Department in way
which leaves the latter hopelessly behind.
The company sell their own envelopes, with
the Government postage stamp on,tor per
haps double the price Of the postage, and
letters in these envelopes are delivered with
invariable promptitude all over their extern
sive territory which is nearly the whole
country west of the Missouri river, and ex-
tending to Mexico, Central and South
American States, Japan, China, Australia
and the Sandwich Islands. tntil the Post
Office Department interfered, the Company
had its agents on the mail steamer to San
Francisco, and by special boats and mes
sengers was wont to have the city letters
delivered by the time the government
mail steamer landed. The service is still
continued over land lines within the COM
pany's territory. The Post Office, OF
course, receives its full revenue for every
letter carried, but over those vast regions
where the delivery Of letters is most ditn
cult and expensive, people cheerfully pay
( an extra price for the efficient machinery
/ of the express. As soon as a new mining
camp is opened an express messenger i
put on pony, aud by this means the min
ers have their coin and small package
promptly delivered up. Losses are sur
/ prisingy small, and those are general!
/ quickly made up by new business. Mr.
Cation also gives statistics Of the enormou
business of the company IN the transporta
ton Of the precious metals, FIVE sixth O
the whole production of which -amountin
to 500, 236, 9l3 in lS72-passes through 1t
hands.
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Chr S1ailg arsns,


From the New uFk Express.
The necessity for the thorough and svs
tematic examination of ap0thecaries and
their clerks has been often enough demon
strated and something done toward it in
this city, but the evil t. be cured has not
been reached as yet How many persons
die annually from mistakes Of apothecaries
is something that doesn't find its way into
the mortuary returns, but it must be con
siderable \ correspondent of morning
paper tells how he took prescription to a
druggist who put up ten times the quantity
ordered, which would certainly have killed
the child for whom it was intended, had he
taken it.
Thenfrom Kingston the telegraph brings
words of a similar case, resulting fatally.
The trouble in both these cases was not
ignorance hut carelessness and it will be
found that the same thing is true in nearly
every case of the kind The remedyis not
only examination Of drug clerks, but their
supervision
No respectable establishment would re
tain clerk who had shown himself careless
but unfortunately the employer can only
punish him by dismissal, while somebody
ought to be authorized to employ more
adequate means To hang "A few suei
needless bIunderers, to encourage the
others" might have a good effect
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Ny journal abouuds with similar letters. all Of
which l guarantee To b. genuine and wrltten by
the persons whose name they bear.
Do not suffcr yourself to be Imposed on. Don't
he drawn away after new and doubtful expert
mems. Don't risk your health by letting uo'icrs
experiment upon Won with their trash.
Ny SarsaparIla has stood the test of twenty five
years: it i still the Sarsaparilla Of the day and O
the age, towering al Others in popularity an(
it, curative qualities.
Avoid all those who are trying to palm Of Of
You other extracts eT SarsaPariIla so-caljed. Re
member it is Or. John Balls sarsaparilla; Of Louis
Vile Ky, that i the old and reliable remedy 70
Impurities of the blood and scrofuloUs affections
Always bear that in mind
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Avoid Quocks and Imposters.

No Charge for Advice and Consolation.
DT. j. 3. Dgott, Graduate Jeser Medical
College, Philadelphia, author of several valuable
works. can be consulted on all diseases Of the
Sexual CT Urinary Organs, (which he has made
an especial study either in male or female no
matter from what cause originating or OF how
long standing, A practice Of 30 years enables
him 10 treat disease with success, Cures guar
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those at dis
lance can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Guide to Health Frice 10 Gents
], b. DY0TT, Md, Physician and Surgeon,
1O4 Duane St. New foEk.
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LorasyrL1E, BY. Oct. s. 1859.

LOUISVILLE, ny. Oct. 5, 1859
Dr. l0HN Btu DeaT sir: Many thanks to yOU
for the medicine Won have so kindly given me. /
have been q great sRucrtr for years. and had the
advice Of various physicians. Some pronounced
my spine, some nay luags, and some my heart.
10 he the seat Of my disease, have
been burnt blisJ"red and cupped until | had
become dishrarteurd. Several very eminent PHI -i-
clans who examined my spine informed me that
was threatened with paralysis or apopiaNy amy
day, and that nothing hn seton would relieve me,
had perfect horror Of that, aud Uas hesitatjns
about having one inserted. when you kindly sent
me your Sarsaparilla which Immediately begun 10
take three times day mad suffered terribly with
most acute pain in the tight side Of my head,
pecially when woald read or write for any length
ef time, and on raising to my feet | NoEld be per
fecjly blind for several minutes ana w3utG have To
hold to something 10 present falling.
am most happy TO INFORM you that the pain in
Try head Is entirely relieved: suffer but seldom
with my spine and then rot So acUccly- My aFpe.
Titc j. good indeed for the first time in my life
enjoy my dinner more than any other meal during
the day.
You kindly sent me four bottles again las night
and began again this morning, and hope to De
entirely relieved. Please accept my hearted
thanks and nest wishes.
Very truly your moss Creatful friend.
Mr.. Z. G. RIVERS.
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Reasons why they Only
should be Used!

THEIR REPUTATION Is ESTABLISHED,
Thousands OF Testimonials have been rccviEc#
showing that these POWDERS have periormc
miracles in curing cases Of long standing, many o
them considered hopeless.
THERE Is NO RISK IN TAXING THEN.
They contain nothing injurious, and. Therefore
cause none Of the lingering diseases so Often tn
result OF the many nostrums Of the day Physician
recommended them a. superior to Quinine o. any
other known remedy for they leave the sysicm in :
healthy state and the patient beyond the prohabli
ity OF a relapse.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS.
The genuine are put up in square tin boxes. viii
( THoMPSON'S FEVER AND~AGUE POWDERS
stamped on the lid and the signature of THoMPsoi
: & CRAWFORD ON the wrapper. No Others can pos
sibly he genuine.
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Never known to Fail.
THOMnsON'g
Fever and Ague Powders
For the Permanent Cure of
Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague or any
form of Intermittent Fever.
The Greatest Discovery of the
Age!

There are no diseases so debiIating in their e.
fsCt- upon the constitution "a the above and non
more difficult to cure by the usual modes of practice
The FEVER AND AGUE POWDERS viii effect
cure in cases Of the longest standing a. well q
prove preventive in the forming stages Of the di'
ease Being purely Vegetable they act with ce
tainty on the disease, totally Graduating ii from III
system. and prevent return at any future period,
Why waste sourmoney and health in trying ever
medicine you hear Of, when TH0MPSON's FEW
AND AGUE POWDERS have never failed to cul
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Ague and Fever,
or GIYIL.LS AND FEWER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine justly
claims for IT a superiority over all remedies
ever offered to the pB lie for the safe, certain spec
dy and permanent err. Of A@ue and Fever, or
t.ili- and Fever. VII, Jher Of short long stand
Ing. liz refers to tn entire Western and South
ern country to bear him testimony to the truth Of
the assertion that In 10 case whatever will it fail
to cure if the directions strictly followed and
carried ont. In great many cases single dose
has been sufficient for cure. and whole families
have been cured by single bottle, with a perfect
restoration Of the general health. It's, however,
prudent and In every case more certain OF cure if
it, use j. continued in smaller doses for week or
two after the disease has been checked, more es-
peciaily in difficult and long standing cases. Usu-
ally Is medicine viii not require any aid to keep
the bowels in good order Should the patient,
however, require catbsrtie medicine after having
taken three or four doses Of the tonic. single
dose Of Ban- Negetably Family Pills will be sum
cieut
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T OMPg0N'5
Rheumatic
HORSE IMMINENT,

The Great ErternaI Remedy for RAea-
mattsm, Sprdins, Bruises, Etc,
saa- Equally Good for Nan and Beast.
This EMINENT has earned for itself reputation
unequallcd in the history of External Applications.
s1sy~ Thousands who now suffer from rheumatism,
Neuralgia, sc. would find immediate relief from
all main hy using this CERTAIN REMEDY. 1t is
eauallv cffectual in CUTS, BURNS, SCALDS.
STIFFNESS OF THE NECK, SORE THROAT
sWFLLINGs. INFLAMMATGoNs. FROST BITES
Pains in the side or Back Bites of Spiders stngs
of Insects.
One rubbing will in all cases give immediate re-
lief. and few applications complete cure
ON account of it's powerful penetrating propertie:
| i, 10 hevopd doubt the sUREsT REMEDY for the
mos, troublesome diseases to which Horses an6
| Cattle are liable. 1t cures SCRATCHES, old ant
fresh futs or Sores Chafes produced by the colla
or saddle injuries caused by Nails or spiints enter
mo the flesh or Hoois Bruises, sprains, Sweeney
snavin. Thrush. and all diseases which destroy th'
Hoofe or Bones Of the Feet
r~-FUIL DIRECTIONS accompany each bottl'
= The ahovs are prepared only by