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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
FATAL srABBING IN DRUNKEN QUARREL

FATAL sTABBING IN A DRUNKEN QUARREL.
Coroner W0ltman was called to Bellevue
Hospital yesterday to take the ane-mOrem statement Of
James Phelan who stabbed during o. ut at Thirty
ninth-st and secondave Sunday morning last. The
substance OF what Phelan said is as follows:
On Sunday morning last myself and four others went
to Thirty -nntn-s and Seconaye. Ia have drink. We
all had drinks AMI got talking To named Daniel
Warner, who pushed me back, saying. Go away from
me III Kill you" said. "YOu dirty loafcr who are
you Ia king TOT" and caught him around tue waist and
as did so. he drew knife from hs coat pocket and
stabbed nae twice. man named Leonard, Hart, then
hit him with weiss beer glass. Only for that he would
have killed me. Leonard aftcrwar took me tO the hos
ptal On the night before the trouble occurred.
friend OF Warmers wanted to whip by the name Of
Barry who bad the consumption, but mtsrfered aud
would not let him do We'were all under the influence
Of LIQUOR AT the time 30 years old and born in
NewYork. Am plasterer by trade Had known Warner
about three weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
THE BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

The present Board of Health of Brooklyn
held probably ts Last session yesterday afternoon bit
transacted only ordinary Routine business Under
act OF the Legislature the Board Is to be reorganized in
few days when Health Ocer will be appointed to take
the places of Commissioners COnkn and Hutchinson.
The Health Officer will be physician who prac-
tced AT least years in brooklyn, ana he with the
Presidents OF the Boards OF Aldermen aud Police, will
constitute the new Board OF Health. Dr. Joseph Dreamer
of the Eastern District eXCorouer Jones and DR. Otter
son. the chief candidates for Health officer who viii
DE nominated by tho Mayor, for confirmation by the
Board of Aldermen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
And trusted God would save Der thrO' the blood

Ana trusted Ged would save her thro' the blood
OF Jesus Christ alone.
STAFFORD.
Pray you go on.
BAGEN1ALL~
Then kneIt ana said the Misererc Mel
Ruf al IN English. mark you rose again,
And. when the headsman pTay'd to be forgiven
Said You will give me my true crown NJ LAST,
But do II quickly;" then all wept nut she, I'll,
Who changed not color whom abe saw the biock'
But nskd him. childlke "Will you take II on
Before lay mo down r. "So. Maiarn, he said,
Casping: and when her inn )cent eyeys we're bOnnu
She with her poor blind hands feelings where ~ NV
Where l. 10 f"-You must fancy that which iOho"
II you have heart 90 do i'll
CROWD IN the dis,arcej
God save their Gracesi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
PROTECTION TO CHILDREN.

TO the Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: VIII you please insert the following
notice IN THE TRIBUNE
Any person that witnessed the cruelty inflicted by the
conductor OH car No OF the Second Avenue Railroad,
by kicking child of the PLATFORM who VIII call az our
Office, No. $50 broadway, will obige
JOHN d. WRIGHT,
President Society for Prevention Of Cruelty to Children
AeU York, june 20, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
DESIRABLE TERMS.

An ancient darkey leaned over Clay-st.
gate yesterday and called TO the dusky proprietor OF
cabin "5ee heah, Henry. isn't you bout ready IN pay
me dat two bits :" Haven't muffin to pay wId," was
the reply You borrowed dat money whole year ago.
Henry !" continued the old man Cant heip dat-ca1
pay" Henry, believes you don't want ~ pay DO
heyes yon Ia dishonest, aud neber ask for Dis money
again I'll leave de Lord To collect II 20 "shoo ex-
elrmed Henry. greatly Interested all ut once, "you
has Ut emmy land dose terms has 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
CUSTOMHOCSE P4T-ROLLS.

APPREHRNsIOys AMONG CLERKS THAT SALARIES FOR
JUNE WILL NOT BE PROMPTLY PAID-TEN PER
CENT FOR BEOKERS.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: Ii is currently reported around the
Custom-house on authority OF MIR. Jacobs, Assistant
Auditor that the Cusom-bOuse employees will not be
paid their regular monthly salary tie last day Of this
month as usual. The gains force from the fact
that payment was withheld the 18th INST from all
those wishing to draw hall months salary according
to custom.
The employs soctous in regard 10 the matter, for
many OF them are living from hand to mouth xously
waiting the usual pay day which Is the last day OF
month.
Additional evidence OF nonpayment on the 30th inst.
has them in the form Of insulting circulars which
have flooded the building to-day from Of those
indicating and gentle payroll brokers, asking the Custom
house employees who wish to sell thcr June payrOls 10
call upon K H. Treat, az the Office Of Hiram Pool banker
No Ndsslst. The clerks wishing to avoid that whll
pool naturally inquire whether the fault IL with the
Treasury Washington (which they doubtl, or whether
Assistant Auditor Jacobs Is innOc't aud ignorant OF
the ten per cent swindng game OF which this circular
treats. a. he claimed to be- No TRIBUTE.
Neg York, juno a. 1879.
THE CIRCULAR.
Accompanying tn letter is the following circular:
EMPLOYEES IN the Custom-hOuse desiring to dispose OF
their June pay-rOs those OF succeeding months, can
do SO on favorable terms by calling upon r. H. Treat, at
tho office of Hiram Pool, banker, No. Nassau-st.
Neg York, June o. 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25

WAS offered and adoptel that the "TreasTrs ssay ~
red at the saa-y ~ - 900 Per nnnnm tho same 70 %
paid 10 said Treasurer from tho dato OF hs apPons
InentU The Treasurer, In accordance wth uhis reso
luton drew his salary Tor SOP ,miner' VSS,oDea,
November and December 1873, In violation or lne pro
visions OF the law above referred TO- ~ meeug neIa
MAJ Ok 1874 the President moved that The salary Oi
the Tressrer he fixed 10 the sin or JoOO pr ehhun.
TO commence from AMI alter June l. lS.a wnc1 Fo ,
tep was declared In the affirmative by tue F1IS ,es
Of the Commissioning, the treasurer ~ tr Ju,c nn5
voting for the resolution The py roi, Tot 9nlo unn
July had the Treasnrcrs nnre ana aniDu' " H.n5 -
serted but n was apparently erased, AMI 40 paynens
was made On 18th OF Jaly, 49, the treasurer ~
long communication to tn Board and spread upon ths
minutes waived his claim for salary, aintng Aat ~
was question 10 objection rs 10 ms iH 10 thh IT,
The Commissioners, Ia concsi0n say iiial uo o' ~,
out impairng tho efficiency OF tue Department
CHARGES BY TIE CONTROLLER
AZ the meeting or the Board ~ pPortionment yestee
dsy Controller Green cited the provisions OF the law
which prohIbt Departments from expondIng larger
suIo than was appropriated for it 10y the Board OF EtH
mate and Apportionnent and submitted long co'nnu-
neaOn cont dining - claims against the fait Depart
H., MI which had been approved 10y Salem IT, Wales wicn
President of the Park department ID 10 ~ az sY IN
uittcd letter from MI Wales, NIe. usl -, ass
ing for a transfer az money 70 The PaFk Delafbthe
several these claims have already gone ~ ne courts
There WAS not dollar M the Treasury, sara NY Dreh,
which could be applied IN payment NJ these cldlns Ihee
have been complaints made that the Conti OneI N5s
responsible for many judgments against me Guy. ne
Board Of AppOr1onncnt made IA appropriation 70 mtt'
them. The fault lay with those WHO CONTACTED 1eOt" I'D
Tbe Mv"r rd il wond be well TO refer the matter 70
the PARK commissioners for explanation. 1he Coz"
irOllor sad he LIought II Ihty an =, 80
lHyen by the gentleman VINO was the fIe'u'ht o tbo
PART Commission when these drbs were contracted
Thc Mayor said he thought the other PARK oms-l"ne'
would probably be willing TO take part OF tDe lerpyhSf
bity Tine Controller wished % know II tie BO9Id ia
not yant an eN PLANTATION President Wales flnvy
tho matter was referred to the PARK COMMISSION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25

On May l, 1873, the system in the Department "lS
changed by the Charter Of 1873, aud all payments were
made by tho Controller, with the exception thal INC 10
partment claimed and exercised the right 10 dlsDuse
moneys received from the several towns hcietpoIo 10
fcrred to- No change made IN tho s'sDeiu Oh do
had mi applel funds specifically set Apart LOT mn
tenance ir'i the 17Ch Of October 1873 Upon ts 1Is
cnverv the Preden under advice from the COntrOnsr
reporfed to the Board that as the appropriation Tor
maintenance nearly exhausted they IlSt p.cnnse
sunncs moderately and, il necessary, have the DIS
ma e payable in 1874, a5 " come out 81 Ine dPoP
t.Ar HINT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
CITY DEPARTMENT CHARGES.
p.pK COMMISSIONERS ACCUSED.

p.pK COMMISSIONERS ACCUSED.
r,rr cou,ussIoSERs or ACCOUNTS AILEGk IRhEoo-
rARIr1rs IN THE MANAGEMENT OF Titx PAshS-
| MANIPULATION or FUNDs-ArTEMfr L" "hO-
THY ERRORS IN BooKKErpINd-ThE CHAR hn
VIOLATED IN THE MATTER OF CoSTRACis-i""
TREASURER DRAWING HIS SALARY IN NIoLAiioS
OF LAW.
The Board Of Aldermen received yesterday
from the Commissioners OF Accounts their report on M
Department Of Parks On March 20, 1870 tne Doaia
passed resolution to the effect that had been
that grave irregularities existed in the manner Vi MY
ing the accounts OF the Park Department ana 'nat In
conscorence OF such Irregularities appropriations 'or
speeifc purposes had been used for otner purposes WIZ
out authority and the Department rad fouho u
10 curtail the working force Ia the bureau vi Nons
ton. The Commissioners OF Accounts were tDoloivo
directed 10 invest gate the books and accounts VI '
Department Of Parks aud report to the Board OF Aer
,,o.,.
The Commissioners say that appears from the DOCKS
OF the Department that, from Jan l. 1879 10 ''" -
1873 period OF two years NJ account such d. MI OF
propraton account been kept In the BOOKS showing
the amounts specifically set apart for any pifue' pun
,ose nor have accounts kept OF the amount s
aI,e for the completion OF works OF CONSTRUCTION ''o
,oonevs for which were to be derived nom the SAFE o
bonIs The absence OF this account Is deect VIM"
makes complete exhibit OF the state Vi ab".s IN 70
books impossible. From Jan. l, 1873 10 M'y - io."'
the Commissioners, through the Treasurer F. W.
more disburscd all moneys OF the department. Receiving
the amounts IN iarg5 sums from the coh'roiier "lo"
reouisitions made by the Commissioners oil farSS'
Tbey also received certain other moneys from the sew
eral towns OF West Farms, Yonkers, Kmssbrdse' ETC.,
being portion of proporonato amount these towns
were to pay Tor certain improvements IN tat uiI'y
During this period. Jan. to May !, 1870 tney TO
ceived from Controller Green SlCOOOo on account Va
Maintenance and Government % Parks and Places OF
vhi,h sum only s1o29iG 81 was expended on Mantle
nance account They also received from same source
$3.50 900 on account Of Construction which amount WIS
entirely expended together with the balance OF tue '
tenance money such other sums as are SET lo I N
the following schedule, showing receipts ana uis"""
ments during this period
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-26
MAGNOLIA SALOON,

Between the Central Hotel and Rail-
road Meat Market.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-26

sIIESIRE TO LEAVE THIS COUNTY
"a for few months the coiuing tall. ae-
sire 10 settle up my business before leaving.
All persons having claims against ne are re-
auested 10 present the same, and all those
indebted to me are requested to call aud settle
thajr accounts. JAMES MANNING.
Wlnnemusca, August IL, 1s15-H
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-26

TH7HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING REFTr
ted tiis saloon. desires t. call the atten
ton of customers. friends and the public, t'
his superior stock OF
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19

Cor Rich SUDDENLY.-An Irish
girl, employed in a Philadelphia
kitchen. received the following letter:
'San Francisco, July 10. Ny Dear
Sister i have Just received letter
rom the parish Priestof It. Bridget's
Abbey, who informs me that our uu-
cle Patrick is dead, and has left an cs-
tate of $4,000 We are his nearest
of KIN, and consequently as rich rs
lazes. III write We again. Hopiu'
mis- finds We as it leaves me, l re
main your devoted brother, Timothy
naferty." She said to her mistress :
Av course I'll finish the dinner I'm
ookin' yes, but it Is purely matter
accommodation
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19

NARROW EsCAPE.-There are very
many people. SAYS the New York
Lailg. who when they see a thunder
storm approaching take refuge under
neighboring trees. In so doing life
- very frequently lost, as the trees at
tract the electric fluid, and are o.
tener stricken than are buildings or
any other objects. \ few days since
men working in the harvest field near
Fawn Grove in this county were
threatened bv thunder storm, md
they consulted together Is 10 whether
they should seek shelter under tree
near at hand, or 90 TO their home tor
protection. They decided to 20 home,
and they had hardly fairly started in
that direction when a fearful StroN"
Of lightning completely shivered TN"
tree which they thought a moment
before might give them safety AMI Sc
curitY.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19

Az EXTRAORDINARY FEAr.-leS-
terdav Morning, about 9 o'clock, az
the boat Good Templar' was passing
under the Ferry street bridge, that
soans the Erie Canal, a little daugh-
ter of the captain Of the boat (John-
SOM. about eleven years old, toVk x
INTO her head 10 SWING fromone OF the
iron rods of the bridge, and before
she could release herself the boat
passed on, and left her suspended over
the water. Her cries attracted the
attention. of the the wOrkmen en-
raged upon General Rathbone :
new foundry. but her position
was such that it seemed almost im-
possible to render her any assistance,
She being about midway under the
bridge, aud the only alternative len
her. apparently, was TO drop INTO the
canal. and take chances OF beng res
eued bv some of the spectators. las
she would not do, vet it was but a
question of time before she would he
compelled to relinquish her held and
drop exhausted into the canal. At
this wncture. relief came 10 the little
sufferer. y man named Michael Ca
sew, residing on Ferry street. seeing
the crowd. hal come to learn the cause
nf the excitement. Aglance was SUI
ticient. With GOODNESS worthy OF
,pcnri. he Invested himself OF coat,
hat and boots, and getting down the
side of the bridge. took flying leap
and caught the iron rod on which the
little girl was suspended. He then
walked" hand over hand until be
reached her. and having got his arrn
around her waist, lowered her down
until she rested her arms on his feet.
In this way he returned to the tow.
path side of the canal and deposited
l.is charge in safety on the bank. 1t
was a herculean task, and one which
would reflect credit upon profession.
al cvmnast, not to speak of the cool
ness and courage displayed by Mir
Casey.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19

"Gur-EDGED' BUTrER.-We wish
we could get the attention ct butter
makers to tie following statements
of the Philadelphia Le,iger, showing
the profit Of supplying the market
with a choice article. The L@'iJ'r
saws There are Il, least two dairy
men and butter makers in the nelgh-
oorhoCd Of Philadelphia who always
sell their butter at one dollar apouny
and cannot supply all who desire 10
be their customers. One Of these at
tributes his success TO three points.
Good food for his COWS, uniform tenn
perature of 5S degree, in the milk
room, and neatness, cleanliness and
dainty nicely at eveEy step from the
moment the milk is obtained until the
dollar Is paid for the pound of butter
He feeds his cows often ana NOS much
at time, on white clover and early
mown hly, which he cuts fine. mos
tens and mixes with eornmeai amt
wheaton shorts. Pastures and mead
ows are KEEP: quite free from weeds.
The milk-rOom is kept at tempcra>
cure of D degrees by flowing spring
water. AS good butter can be made
without water rs with, but The milk
aud cream must be kept at all times
a little below 90 degrees The other
important point-cleanhness he Sc
cures by keeping the milk house free
from all unpleasant surroundings, al
lowing no milk to sour upon the hoor
OF the room or to decompOSe in the
erevices of the milk pans, churns, or
other utensils. The above Is descriP-
i've OF the care with which the cost
Hest Philadelphia butter is made, bu'
the ordinary article sold in our mar
kets i not much inferior in quality,
thanks to the tidy habits Of the house
wines in Chester, Delaware and Mont
gomery counties.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19

In bull-ffht DAYS a blacksmith who
as reariuga bull pup induced his
"a father to 20 on all tours to initiate
oebull. The canine pup pinned the
"a man by the nose. The son di>re
-arling paternal roaring, exclaimed,
Hold him, Growler, boy hold him,
Bear it father, bear it it Il be the ma-
ing Of the pup"
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19
n II. BAKER,
PRACTICAL MILLWRIGHT.

Understands building all kinds Of Saw-Mills.
Gang Mills. Circular and Muley Mills. Is pre-
pared 70 do all work in his line. Has had an eX-
perience Of Eighteen years. in Williamsport.
PENNSYLVANIA, and in the Western numbering
countries He understands both water and steam
power also understands running al kinds OF saw
mills. He defles competition both a. 4 builder
ard SAWYER. Reference: Birmingham 4 Purdv,
Charleston, ". Va sF-All work warranted,
and done in workmanlike manner. Address
n. X. BAKER, Charleston, ". Va.
Sep. 1a-ii.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19

IN intelligent Ohio jury recently
re-urned a verdict in this style: Eve
.h- Jury IN this case. give our verdict
o.. rot guilty. but we would advise the
parents of the culprit to keep him at
home hereafter, in order that he
nav not commit the same ofensc
S-a,u 4"
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19

The longest night in Norway lasts
'aree months, and when a Young man
COCA 70 see his girl, her mother on
retiring, tells her not TO ruin her
health by sitting up half the night.
The young man manages 10 tear him
-e away about midnight.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19

\ teacher in the Port Jervis pub
,.c schools was last week explaining
, the children that usually all words
taiins with "let' meant something
nall, as sreamlet, rivulet, hamlet,
-.c. WhereupOn q small boy asked
hamlet meant a small ham.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19

twill eradicate the disease, and with assn
ance, founded on proof, that no harm e,n
arise from Its use In any quantity.
That which protects from or prevents m,
disorder must be OF immense service in u,
communities where IL prevails. Premflo,
Is better than cure; for the patient escapes n.
risk which he must run in violent attacks AZ
this bsleful distemper. This "CUREp exp.,
the miasmatic poison Of Fever and Ars.
from the system, and prevents the develo,.
ment Of the disease. II taken on the Ire
approach Of its prenoHitory symptoms. .
great superiority Of tbs remedy over A.,
other ever discovered .or the speedy and cet
tain cure Of Intermittenfs is, that it contain,
no Quinine or mineral; consequently 1t tN
duces no quinism or other injurious eret.
whatever upon the constitution. Those cur,a
BY IL are left as healthy rs II they had ner,,
had the disease.
Fever and Ague Is not alone the Co,
sequence Of the miasmatic poison. A rr
variety Of disorders arise from its irritahs,
among which are Neuralgia, Bheuns.
tam, Gous, Headache, BIfndnes
Toothache. Earac no, Cstarrh. Ash.
ma, Palpttation, Painful A6eesiea
NJ the Spieeu, knysscrs1s, IL IN Tie
Bowels. Collie, Paralysis. and deraIss.
ment Of the Stomach, all Of which, vhea
originating in this cause, put on the ihsf
mlttent type, or become periodical II,
"CuREr expels the poison nom the blOot,
and consequently cures them all alike. h.
an invaluable protection 70 immigrants and
persons. travelling or Temporarily residirt n
the malar;ous districts. n taken occasOh.
ally or daily while exposed TO the infectOs.
that will be excreted nom the system, and
cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity 10
ripen into disease. Hence IL Is even more
valuable for protection than cure; and iss
will ever suffer from Intermttents II hey
avail themselves of the protection this ren.
eiy affords.
For Liver Complaints, arising nom toTA
uv Of tho Liver, II Is m excellent remedy
stimulating the Liver Into health activity,
and producing many truly remarkable cures
where other medicines fail.
PnrrARED BIT
DIR. j. C. AVER & CO.. Lowell. Nau-,
Practical aud analytical Chemsb.
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD
n. -..,. ~ >NlIn DAMS At.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19


The are now nnng 5 hTs from the city Of h aDiGs'on Va Rich
be city e Huntington
Railroads extending through the entire Vest and Noracest
will be established the , PE9'P, 1saGs
Important railroad connections with Southwest will
.potan, Chesapeake
8 centre the c of Huntington has advan"ss which
The opening be NI % TSo, will ard cheap
the hI S & and 1T, which
quality and the abundant quantity Of thu Goals which they contain It
producing the Ses qualities of pig Iron found in Quantities and under
The celebrated for
"a S T H 9 y S r o:sssy 61
ama s s of the west at the head o. ,caS raqsA and r & a
I ns,n and convenient pont for the interchange on m & q,
great staples Southwest products
t5 place rsur.ee inviting locality found than tn.
uy remarkable and gen.
etors laid upon plan
for large industrious and thriving every possible
si pd sa s With Objects view the A!saa nS
made Of sufficient width NO. the cultivation
and yet leave abundant room for .oadw.y and sidewalks
v E lot gaTo 1ef @ 3 s e o A space the '.
POsi T o d os rev.n S ] n viii only be sold
for grades established uon
plan which easily and economically adopted and which
In the central part Of the city Marshall
buildings grounds residents will opportunity
crate cost an Institution reputation
cation present prices, binding beyond sdate
s y . delivery pay ps 'as %sy Ss GO
nehal of the
with
the remaining thirty r'H late Of purchase
will be when the snail payment is made in accordance
build
of purchase and in certain specified
the and buildings o
$
"
and successful Of
Rolling Mills Machine Shops Hunt gon
unlimited the line Of the Chesapeake
Huntington
! era
Liberal arrangements be made securing
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Further information will be application person
to either Of the undersigned.
ID. w. ENMONS, GenT SupL
JOHN ii. OLEY, Agmt
Huntington, West Va
No. Nassau Street, New York
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19

OK In ON per Say Agents wanted All classes
o. III 0GUOf working people OF both sexes,
young AMI old. make more money at work for US
in their own localities, during their spare mo-
ments. or all the time, than at anything else
We offer employment tina, win pay handsome
" for every hours work. Fnll particulars, terms
&c, sent free. Send US yOur address al once
Don't delay. Now Is the time. Don't look Tor
work OF business elsewhere, until you have
learned whatwe offer. G.. STISsoN X CO., Port
and, Maine. Jan. - ~ GFR.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19
\(11 Il 1.

ChN's IN worst cases broken In two DAYS Cure
rapid. complete permanent and certa n: Also
ritrly no return ~ chill, after treatment begun
Strength and spirits 40 once restored. Not
patent medicine humhug. hUi rational medical
t--afrneut suited 20 each individual case. and
founded on the philosophy ~ the disease. and
Absolutely Harmless. For two weeks treat
peut inclujirg medicine. remit two dollars for
fun course OF treatment and complete cure, i've
dollars.
Address stating briefly, age. sex. weight and
particulars NJ case naming - usual h0ur OF
chill &c. RONEYN. IS Beekman ST. New
York. gR-B1NaS40.