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New-York tribune., 1875-11-18

InE ASlONlSHhtNl Of a RAILkOAD.
TIIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL GAINS $4,000 BY REsIsT-
ING TAX, But AsCERTAINs THAT II HAS Lost
$4,000 IN ANOTHER WAY.
lBr TELEGRAPH IRBUSE.l
WAsUTNGTov, Nov I'm August, 1870, the
Illinois Central Railroad Company made dividend
of 81 ,263,775 upon which, in September, 1871, tho
United States Government assessed dividend tax
Of 1863, 1873. The Company obtained an injunction
against the Collector of Internal Revenue, which
maintained for long time, although it has sp-
peared since that the court had no rghtful authority
thus to enoin United States officer. The Company
claimed that portion of the dividend was derived
from sales of the lands granted by the General Coy
ernment. Agents OF the Government were directed
to make the necessary examinations Of the books of
the Company at Chicago and Of their land books at
New-YOrk This examination showed that all of tho
dividend except $721,27l was derived from
tho sales of such land. The total amount Of
dividend upon which the Government made it's
assessment was about ~ 25O,OO0 More than
half Of this dividend derived from a different
source than the real earnings Of the road. The
Treasury Department to-day adjusted this account
by permitting the Illinois Central. Company to pay
$30, ,063 with interest from September 1871 in fIll
for the entire assessment. The total amount which
the Company will be required TO pay, of tax inter
est, and penalty, il S53,177. The Government
originally claimed SOC G36. The Company has sue
ceeded in reducing this original demand by 7125
Tho success Of the Company in this direction is
Insignificant, in comparison with its blunder In
another. The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has recently decided that sales Of land granted by
the Government TO railroads il free from tax with
the exception of the interest that may accrue upon
notes, that is included in taken for the sale
of such land when the sales on time This deci-
sion of the Commissioner is construction Of an old
law, which seems very plain and unambiguOns in ts
terms The Illinois Central authorities were either
ignorant If this law OF failed rightly to interpret it,
for that Company has already paid a revenue tax
upon dividends declared from the sales of the
granted lands which aggregates $241, ,0O4. The
Commissioner of Internal Revenue now decides that
this tax need not have been paid such land salee
are exempt from taxation
The Illinois Central authorities have the satisfac-
ton 0f knowing that the suit BY which they resisted
the payment of the assessment upon the dvdends
declared from the sales Of land saved the Company
S27125. also disclosed the fact that they had need
lessly paid the Government S241 ,904. This money
cannot be recovered from the Treasury by any pro-
cess Of law, rs the time within which II might law
fully be refunded expired by legal limitation
June 6, 1873. The only remedy for the Company s
by special act Of Congress.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18

ocrned the revenue service and that could JUST as
wen make 100000 each IL would LET him arrange ~
and nothing in the paper AGAINST Grant ue
cned % change my political opinions so ready, an.
was presently notified that my services as editor were no
longer needed ] demanded r.son'' T,is Thi was Vas
percmItory refused any explanation d Ems .nd' Mss
denly wheel around to the support OF Grant,
and in March the first general assessment of whisky s
I0ns REGULAR share of money collected from dlstl-
lers from the first paid To John Leavenworh since
promise Of this share in the profits Of Illicit dsng III,
nuencpd the sudden conversion in the political opinions
OF Mckee and his paper others can judge
For about two months Mr Fishbaok had been offering
10 sell his controlling interest In The Democrat 10 MI,
Mckee Of The Globe All offers had been dsfeS.dnea.
for amicabe settlement, and through nm MT fl,l,
back had been led to name terms whlch ne "%ouiu %
treated totally inadmssabe by the owners OF the
Ring organ, and Mr.. Bowman not imagining tnht any
had left town for few days. On Monday llShthnS uu
strike The distilleries were seized by speca oncrs
from Washington Even then the Ring was periecty ds
fant, and predicted that in very few days every csD
lishment would released and Secretary brlstow re-
moved from the Cabinet. But the next morning 4
Democrat contained dispatch of several columns from
Washington stating the nature OF the evidence which
had been collected Then, Tor the nrst time, the llnS
that IL had 20 fight hard. 49, ~,
and banks consulted That very afternoon Mr.
Fishbacks proposition WAS accepted, Win some ehihss
Ring. That night editorials congratilatinR the
President and Secretary upon the exposure OF the l
being in type in The DeDtoerat office, were sent 20
Mr. Mexico ~ The Globe for approval, ahi inc
proofs returned by him with an order not, 90
publish them From that day nothing was admitted 10
The Democrat in the nature OF further exposures or com
oents Iayorapie to the Government much in haste
The Ring to complete The purchase mat II coud ot
wait the OF the attorney VINO had acted Ior ihe
GObe In the matter but others were at once employer W
draw up the necessary papers The Democrat was speed
ily consolidated with The Globe and ceased TO exist
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
NEW-YORK COUNTY CANVASS.

OFFICIAL VOTE FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, DISTRICT
ATTORNEY, RECORDER, COUNTY JUDGE, AND
SURROGATE.
1t was confidently expected that the official
canvass OF the in this city would be completed
Yesterday. The fact that in the Tweniy-thrd and
Twenty fourth Wards G n. Simonson Of the Repub
hcan candidates for Alderman, received hardly any
votes caused good deal of comment and II was finally
resolved after good deal OF controversy to send or the
canvasscrs IN the IVth IXth, Xih Xith, and Kiln
Election Districts Of the Twentythrd Ward, ard request
an explanation The matter is. however, well enongn
understood Mr. Simonsou through the efforts OF his
friends ran about $500 ahead Of Cudlipp, another
Republican candidate for Alderman In the XVlith Dis
tric and the friends OF Cndlipp learning what WAS to be
done deserted smonson the Twcntythird aud Twenty
fourth Wards running ticket having on 1t the names
Of Cuilipp, Beyea, and Busslug.
The canvass OF the for State officers, DisrietA
torney Recorder County Judge and Surrogate, Is com
peted and although not yet announced officially, the
following is the official vote OF each candidate:
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
SPAIN AND AMERICA.
NON cARIoSs PROPOSITION.

DON CAkl.OSS IEO1pSillVN
CIV .ppRruENps WAR WITH TIE UNITED STATES,
AND PROPOSES A TRUCB WITH KING ALFONSO
WHILE 1T LAsTs-HE RESERVES HIS RIGHT 10
THE THRONE, AND THREATENS TO SEND OUT
rRivATErRs 10 PREY on AMERICAN COMMERCE
OPINIONS OF THE MADRID PRESS.
PARIS, Wednesday, Nov. II, 1873
The evening papers of this city publish the text oil
The letter written by Don Carlos 10 King Alfonso.
In that document the former says
The attitude OF President Grant is prelude TO war
between spain and the United States II You do not reoog
n,,e the independence Of Cuba. The revolution wmch
con represent is responsible for this parrcidal rebellion
uoA recued il would not have occurred, at least not
eainea strength Now. however the integrity OF the
country is n stake and all her children arc bound
% defend H. Should break out 1 offer you
, truce as long as the contest lasts, but
maintain my rights 10 che crown, and retain the
conviction that shall day wear it, cannot send my
,v volunteers 10 Cuba but will defend these provinces
and the Cantaer ian coast and will send out privaeers
msnued 10y the indomtablc population OF that COAST
Uhen will pursue the merchant ships OF our enemies ana
nerhaps chase them into their own harbors. you
scent the truce let appoint representatives. 70 settle
tho conditions II you refuse the world will he The Wit
ness that Catholic Spain has nohly done her duty
MADrIp, Wednesday, Nov. II, 1870
The fact nat Don Carlos has sent letter To the King
ss created great sensation here and Narously CON-
nented upon by the newspapers.
The Croaisig. the Ministerial organ, says; eve be-
neve Don Carlos Is moro mcompronlisnS than any ol
biz partsans. We are at the beginning Of the end
She war viii be speedily terminated, either by the sub
mission OF the overwhelming Of the Carlisis"
The CorrespoHdecia says that the preteusons of Don
Farlos are exaggerated and inadmiSsiblc The royal
army in the field viii be 100000 strong by the ls OF
December.
The Tempo halls tie action Of Don Carlos as the har
hDger OF peace. - - ,s--
Intelligence nom Cdrlist source asserts that he letter
Don Carlos recently to the King did not make any
proposals FOR 40 arrangement, but offered to agree to
truce should the Cuban difficulty cause war between
Spain and the United States. In that case Don Carlos
while reeerync his rights the throne OF Spain. offered
to unite his forces with those Of Kug Alfonso to defend
lhe integrity OF spanish territory.
ARRIVAL OF TIE ROYAL COMMISSIONER.
HAVANA, Nov. 17.-SenOr Rubi, the Royal
Commissioner has arrivid here. The military ana cVil
authorities salued him. Good results are expected
from his presence
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
THE BRITISH STORMS AND FLOODS.


vIoIENT STORM IN TIE NORTH sEA-MANY VESSELS
IOsT-DEsTRUCTIyE FLOODS IN TIE MIDLAND
COUNTIES.
frrou AN OCC tsIoSAr CORRESPONDENT THE IRIBuSHl
LONDON, Oct. 25.-During the whole OF the
week ending oct % q storm Oi wind and rain unpaTai-
eed in this generation for destructive force passed over
the length and breadth Of England or, as The Londo"
Times puts H. "we have been passing through m0di-
fled recurrence OF the universal dcuge" The first int
nation Of anything unusual came Monday nlght Win
a rising gale the northeast coast, which continued
until il became on Wednesday perfect hurricane occa
soning an anxiety for the safety OF shipping so intense
that il drove hundreds Of people to the c0as 10 gam
tdnss Of vessels in which they were Interested Al DAY
break Tuesday ship after ship entered the liar'e
pools the captains describing the weather IN the North
Sea the violent they had ever experienced One
brig bad passed four vessels bottom upward ON Ncdhes
day the North Sea, seen from the English coast was
one mass foam and vessels entered the northern ports
having been driven right across from the other SIDE
The coast stTewn with wrecks and noatng careoes
and il Is feared that large number OF vessels coming
from the Baltic, lumber laden, have gone down. cap
ains who had from Mcme and other Baltic ports
reported that they had passed through An immense 4a
tity of wreck and timber all the way across.
The storm in the North Sea followed by heavier
fall of rain than has been known IN England for ha
century. Destructive foods arc reported from the md
land counties and at Exeter there rainfall of 326
inches within three hours. The river Exc was soon
swollen to SO feet above ts usual level Roads were torn
up walls thrown down. and the inhabitants had to nee
from their houses safety The rain which was
thus heavy in DeyOnshire may ne traced north"aid
across the central table land Of England 10 the great
plain OF York its progress being everywhere marked by
devastating floods. At Huntingdon on Thurs
day boats were sailing about ON the sur
face of the large race-course, ana thousands
Of acres along the of tho Duse were inundated
All over the country coleries. iron works, and mills
have been flooded out and aggregate OF many thou
sands Of have been thrown out Of work ON one OF
the flooded roads in Nottingham man was attemI ting
10 bring number Of the inhabitants through the Hood
with horse and cart when he missed hs way, and the
cart fell down an unguarded embankment seven per ons
bc,nr drowned This serious loss Of life Nottingham
is only the elimination OF an amount Of suffering ana
disaster which in degree has been diused over
the greater part the island the full amount OF when
il is vet quite too early TO estimate.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
THE SHREWSBURY RACES.

At Shrewsbury to-day occurred the race Tor
the Great shropshire Handicap of 800 soveTelgns IN
specie added to sweepstakes Of 26 soveregns eaeh 10
forfeit entrance sOveregns the second horse TO save
his stakes new straight milo l23 subscrbers Thir
teen horses started The race was won by Coeruleus
The following ia the summary:
Sir j. Hawevs D. c. Coeruleus by Boadsman out OF Bas
Jenningss Consel by Consul out OF NO Chance
years OH a
Caramel aged
The betting Just before the start was as foows fonr
n one against Coeruleus; seven against Conse
and twenty-five TO one against Caramel
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
RING ARRESTS IN EVANSVILLE, IND.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Nov. 17.-John w. Blng-
ham, di-ter, p. C. Eberware, gauger, and David NJ
Lewis sorekceper. who arrested here last night
on warrants from indianapolis, and George Thimson,
gauger who was arrested at the same time at Mount
Vernon were taken this morning 10 Indianapolis Byron
Bingham, the other member OF the firm OF Bingham
Brothers is sick at his home in PatOka but Will 20 TO
indianapolis he is able. Henry Alias, Their
has kept of the way Of the officers lt
thought that he has left the city. James Gray was
arrested as a witness. Thc Hon. William Beitman, suu-
innned as A witness. also left for the state Caplta
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
EORCJGN NOTES.

MADRID. Nov. 1.-THE CrOniStd says that
CadeFon Coantes the present Minister OF Justice VIII
be appointed Embassador To the Vatican
LONDON, Nov. 17.-SolicitOI General Sir John
Holker NJ p for Preston, has been appointed Attorney
General Harking stanley GaId, u G., succeeds nm a.
Solicur-CicneTal.
LONDON, Nov. 17.-Blockow, Vaughan u
10 iron prodncers of Leeds have been compelled 70 dis
charge brtween 600 and 900 workmen owing tn the
depressed condition Of the iron trade.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
DISASTERS ON THE COAST

The schooner Acorn, loaded with lumber,
was ashore yesterday on Fire Island L. l., and Is being
assisted by the vessels Of Coast wreekng Company
An unknown brig APPARENTLY Of Nova Scotia bnd, 25O
tom burden reported yesterday from Sandy Hook as
having of ROmer's Shoals humping heavily, and Win
the sea breaking over her.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
ONE ROAD THAT MAKES MONEY.

BosToN, Nov. 1.-THE annual meeting OF
the Boston and Providence Railroad Company WAS held
here to-day. Tie gross receipts for the year were
81 ISL 25s 81 falling of from last year OF $l00020 ss.
The expenses were $l.2f6.i76 IL, reduction of
S67 1927 So Mcss. j. H. Clifford, g. ". Hallet T. p J.
Goddard, W h Robeson +. NJ. Weld, Joseph W Balch,
and ii. A. Whitney were elected directors.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
TIE MEXICAN CONGRESS.

HAVANA, Nov. 1.-THE steamer City OF
Merida from Vera Cruz brings advces from tho City OF
Mexico 20 the 9th inst The Mexican Senate has elected
Romero Iubo President and Sehor saavedra VcePlesi-
dent aud the Lower House has elected Vidal Casaneda
President and Sebastian Camacho Vice-President.
compulsory education bill has been introduced IN Con
gress
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
ANIMAL MEETING IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Nov. 1.-THE annual meeting of
the Rchmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company held to-day. President Robinson submit
the ruort OF the rectors which represents e Company
I'm nourshng condition. and winch has much 10 say
about the Pennsylvania Central.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
LIE oyERrAKrs TIE ROSES.

MEMPHIS, Nov. l7.-Last night stiff breeze
from the north caused mercury 10 fall u % degrees
This morning novel sight witnessed OF roses and
flowers in full bloom yards with thick lee in the streets
and the ground frozen The weather continues favorable
b cotton picking The season thus far hasbee snusuay
good for gathering tao crops.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
INSIDE WHISKY RING HISTORY.

uOSs.

Col ". n GrospcHor IN The Herdtd. ,
Early in 1871 Mckee said To me- at that
time EDITOR OF me Democrat that REASONS had been pre-
10 him for changing the OF the paper That
the opposition Graut ought 70 cease tat there wei
very important arrangements On loot when wouid DO
bieby prontabe ~ all of could be good terms
WITH the Federal officials. Naturally insisting upon
nore light Ms told ID him NJ lssl, after many slgn
emf vnks and uols, thst the matter IN question con
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
THE ppopr,IrR MoNrAUK BURNED.

BUFFALO, Nov. 1.-THE propeller Montauk
of the Western Transportation Company's line was de
st,oyed by fire this morning The origin OF the nre IL
unknown The vessel was valued at $4,000; no incur
anee She bas been lying Coitsp The past siI weeks
and had no cargo on board.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
A VICTIM OF THE GALVESTON DISASTER.

GALVESTON, Texas, Nov. IA schooner
fro Eas Bay brings report that body, supposed 10
he that of Henry Rogers OF Brooklyn, passenger on inc
CITY of Waco was found buried the beach near
High Island, 80 miles from Galveston
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
xoMAN,s TEMPERANCE UNION.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-THE second annual
Convention Of the Woman's Temperance Union met To-
dsy, 200 delegates being present representing ~
stale. Forty 1--WE Conventions lave been held tns
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
TILE RrMor oF A SECRET MEETING DENIED.

TRENTON, n j., Nov. I7.-There Is no truth
in tire statement that the Republican leaders held
caucug and agreed upon certain officers for the Senate
and General Assembly 10 meet IN January 1e runOf IL
calculated 10 mjure several worthy men.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
GENERAL FOREIGN NE VS..
TIE WAR IN BOSNIA.

A telegram TO the second edition OF The
Times to-day from Constautnope contains the following
serious encounter occurred the 9TH inst at Plva
In Bosnia between the Turkish troops aud large bOd
Of insurgents The Sublime Porte Is officially informed
that II hataions of troops under Cheket Pasha were
engaged II is reported that the insurgents were eoih
pletely routed leaving 600 killed ON the field.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
r,ony,npScy Nov. 17.-In Seebonk, Mass,

pRpyIDFNCY R. L. NOV. l|.-In Srehohh' s,s,DoI
mornne Mrs Annie l.. Waterman ana t"o chlditn
sr found 10 their nsepsble iron . eoa gas
,,on stove me dampcr OF which was Improperly uI1.n
one hid was rescued but the other died MT h'rsn
was sIuo restored " consebousnesA pu'" !" A'~' ~
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
no BRIBERY INDICTMENT FoUNl

COLUMBUs, Miss, Nov. 1.-THE Grand jury
failed TO find bill against Lieut-Goy Davis, against
whom charges Of bribery were made.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
HoIJRTrEN DEGREES BELOW ZERO.

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 17.--The thermometer, it
10 reported was Il degrees below At Fort Laramie
last night and snow the depth Of four inches had
i.lliVn.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18

on TnIE on THE UNION PACIFIC
BosrON, Nov. ia dispatch received from
The Auditor OF the Union Pacific Railroad states that all
the passens ger trains time.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18

SECRETARY Oh eIAIE.
John Bigelow (Dem.
Frederick W. Seward (hep.l
Bgelow's majority. ..Z9ot0
DISTRIC1-ATTORNEY.
Benz X Phelps rep an Ann Tam ).-.....-. lHyJz
Peter B Olney (Iam.l.
Phe,Ds.s majority.
RECORDER.
John *. Hackott (Rf p. and Anti Tam )......7 71UN
F1edt rick S.! Tie Tam
,,,o,o,,, majority 27,I2I
COUNTY JUDGE.
H. A. Gildersleeye utep. and Anti Tamil .I%i66
James {. Spencer Cranl)
Gilderseeyes majority. ity.............,,......21,93
SCkR0GArE.
s. D. Van SChack tkep. and Anil ran) --. 1857
H. &. Calvin Tam
Van sehaick's rty...................29,3o
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18

last year. and % state auxares organized Addresses
of welcome were made, and some reports read
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

THE ASTONISHNENT OF A RAILROAD.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL GAINS $4,000 BY RgsIsT-
ING TAX, But AsCERTAINs THAT II HAS LOST
$4,000 IN ANOTHER WAY.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-18

AN EXPOSURE OF M'DoSAID's ATTEMPT 10 CORRUPT
SUPERVISOR - JAMES MARKS AFFIDAVIT -
M'DoxAD's PROFITS IL COTTON DCRISG THE
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-06-11
LANDS IN PIKE COUNTY.

No s.-@c irrss n IA. co4oiv M al szo ,.,
ons-hnlf cash balance IN Is months; Eoou cas,r.-,
NO. ss--1o acres se.r W.n.lou. Pisr ,,ua,r ~,
fsiysbufg aud beonylils road 100 acres In svlt..
ton nne o.story frame house good orcLsrd "a
land e all sndsrlsid with an .ghs 90, ,sis. es...
o. co: one half cash l1Iancs in AMI ,so 49,. ~
~ go acres o. splendid esai i@ass. In rks
cultivation aud all underiad with . splendid ,,p 81
coal w"
No ee.-i,s acres q good f.rmi,s .pS 70 acre. n,
cultivation az fresh land. sbundsnss o. coal ssrs
fer,she dwelling and se~spuwy est build.ngv, Yer,
chap
w 20 acres Under Ugh ,tat. Of cultivation eor,
Portable houses. g~od barn. nice orchard plsn,, Of
water. an anandaucee ef .plsndid timber. ava ever
thing necessary 60 sccnfortsbls county homs
No - los acres; Is aces under high rst. a I,
cultivation fine orchard Of 80 .eise, fruft Tree, a,
hsh pool splendid timber nice aud ble buIls
ing. This heautifu ltle fsfn Is situated In el, Of M
hesl mel ghhotho ds 10 Pike covnty In close prornisv
90 church and school house. Price only So 500 h.,f
cash. hasn.e IN one and two years. Theirs 10 xr.a,
bargain In this farm.
No. 20 "A farm Of iso acres In Pike county, .s,.
vensnily situated. las scres in cult, alton, so-d
frame house ans orchard. &C. Price " Oo0 half ca al
balance N one snd i.o years.
No " 80 acres OF fine land on llne Dividing Jsasr-
son and " ron townships in Pike COUNTY; ~ acres IN
high state Of cultivation hns orchard good we'll al
water several ns springs. good comfortable dwelling
o iour rooms good Stable and large tobacco barn fne
white oak timber; all undsrtd with fin. vein n
stone coal Very chesp at 81 700.
y" salhif fafm con aims ~ arrss and Is siiua. "A
near fb- line 4 the h &sw Ny. and is undsris,d
with superior qualify OF block coal. bes s5 acre. IN
calt'stio' Eood fram. houss 40 seisr' fruit, ,..,s
plenty VI fnr s~.ck water sud nn sbundsfce af spi-
idd nrllsr Price ouly sleocs hall cash. balsnS. ia
one aud lwo years.
4 ~ sa.--fn acres o. sri near lin. Of the X 4 &
Nv r. ard l. . solid blf II stone coal Ptce $50.
Ihnf cash, balance n one ana two years
No so acres Of tns lsnd cn Ar iite Railroad.
an abundance OF fine coal aud l.si or. 70 p.sits
quantities. fhis ltnd H. very chefs aud o. eAsv tenn
81 No 80 One ~ the finest farms 10 pixe ceunt, "a
'hs Mt Nprucs hailfoad $50 acres 100 scr., IN ci,
Nnon ani IN splsniid repair, Improvement sf ~,
cia>s. na~ i~s stor' irsue tons-. rooms frnfsh.i
lnr n good kts ie rne timber. and water ur srls ,
. foo vein - block c".l rrce a. $40 or cav .-,
DoANE Y CArsHARr oiler fhei ser.
vices 10 the public for the sale or tf.e ~
lof real estate. without making Atr
charge TO parties employ.ng them. u.-
less sales are effected, ana then 4 De, oo.
'ieblo commission il eNpeciea. Per-.u.
having real estate 10 sell viii end .hi- x
desirable means of ofreacbiug The purcha..
ing public.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-06-11

rI,Hr proprietor of this celebrated medicine Justly
claims Npr u superiority over all remedies ever
offered tn pubic for the ssfx. crKrkfN. srEFpr ANr
"a aMASkSr carr ~ Agus and Fever Chills and Pc
Yer. whether 0i short or long standing lie refers TO
the entire Western and southern country bear him
testimony hs trah Of me assertion. that IN no case
whatever viii n fA Ia ureif the directions stre ly
followed ouf Ia great many eases siuele dose has
hecn saficn.ut for cure. and whole fsnires have
been carea single hoftlc With perfect RESERVATION
10 the general health Its however. prudent. and IN
every case more certain II ts j. continued IN
.n asr doses FOR ue-f tive after the disease h~s
been lroken ~ checked. especially ~ dficut and
long -stArdirr Usually, This medicine will not
require any aid keep The bowels In good order should
he patient however require caihar.ir medicine al
ter navng taken three fuu- doses " the Tonic a
single dose Of BULLS vEGEiABLf FAMILY PILLS
vii be ~ trc.s u.