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ROBINSON HALL.
West sixteenth streeL-English Opera-GIROFLE
GIROFLA, atsP. VI.
, 1875-10-12
OTHER GRIMES,
THE NOE MURDER.

He1c laFE Times, Oct 10.
It Ia now doomed absolutely certain by tho
policc that john Dolan, the thief arrestod in tho
l,owcry on Thursday night last by Detective
Dorsey, of tho Sixth Precinct, IL the murderer
qt Mr. Moo. Iu addition to lis Identification
by Mr., Black as the man who pawnca Mr..
Nue'a watch, and his own admission to tho
truth OF tlr. Blacks statement, there is tho
certainty tint ho cannot account for tho pos
scssion Of tho watch. Sinco his arrest ho has
givGn six diffoIeDt roraions OF how 1t cnnae into
lis posacBason. Every on1 Of thuso statements,
on investigation BY Detectives DorBby and koe-
", has proved false. Dolan ts vol known In
Tho valiouB low saloons on tho Bowery as n mnn
tempted to kill 0. mau III OWncy Googhega1i's
naloo,, and Geoghegan put him ont. It was
afterwntlA asccrtai,lel that Ia hatl lleavy
H!ung-shot in Ills pocket with which ho intended
to kili tho man no attempted to assau}t For
months paat ho has beon living with MI aban.
Dowcry. Yesterday afternoon lo Waa brought
before Justice Wanaol. At the Washington P1aco
Police Court, mud committed to Washington
Place Police Court, wl,on Mrs. Annlo L. Moo, tho
wifo OF tho murdered mnn, waB sworn. and
testified TINT the watch which Doinn had
pawued tho day after tho murder was tho aate
worn by MIR. Noe on Tho nftn1noon be won't to os-
suro hilnaelf OF tho security Of tho store Bho
nisacd tho watch when slle saw Lar husband in
tho hospital. Mr.. john II. Wolsh. Of No. 27l
Greenwich street, wnH next called end testified
TINT hc WIS jowo]nr by trado. lIo then taentt-
fed tho watch found ut the pawnbroAera as tho
oue which ho had Aold to A1r. Noe on tho 30th Of
Dece1nbor, 1866. At this point vpon tho motion
Of prisoners counsel, further hcaripG IN tho caso
waH adjourned until tiia morning Ut 1890
o'clock, aud tho prisoner was rcMandcu to tho
TombH without bail.
, 1875-10-12
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.
YEsTEnDAY's VAouEKDfNns,

O1T,wA mi {7nt n -TFo {o}Fo,gin0 Wnre tho
D., ~'4~"A. ~. oos Ne '''e ''Ao
Supreme Coufk proceedings THIS AFTERNOON;
nor1oss DEC,pEp.
1o4. Frye et A. VI. jonos VI Il additional record
stnwel "a bs fiel
Is r. ~ &C civ n c,,c.uo VI. rbe peonlo a, r..
nr npiuion rnIlsi aftsr cnnaisra al tle eroxs
s. sr. op'A''" ''"'s" "'''t ~ 'S ~'''@
ur.v .,or,ors
-, nons.sh HsM npliVss. ,lntias x,.,,,o =,
49, uiAy ". Aoeteser n9tloa 'oF @n eA'etA'on "
Htmn n, ~. tpIeAantts ~ -" ua.etss a ,,, H. .
aoa. s'taa as u. W. olstas; motion % aamlss tao
spls41't ~ ,- nut. 80, ,,h. u
.ti' Tte FeoPd az ~. iionfy ml1es w. Sonn H.
bnnhAMi MOTION to 1lsmlss ~ Paf$
?B, Gardner ". Daker; posloh 70 ea4 COSTS OF ah-
1Etact 70 AppeLank ... l..
reltee TO tax costa oE anpp!omentsl ahatsaets.
IL. Tue xvoFla Ane$ ahtaha itanfosa loEnrany ".
sfat ,1n ,ox leaSS 70 NJ 9of1rns
Va Fin imis a. RI MiIisr: Icayo 10 ilis .ddfonal
, 1875-10-12

ing Iris: "Thc knife Il for your heart lhen M
mil Killed. hin. and don't fcrl snfr5 If IT, ana "n"
10 It again. For s was oo''rs-"arttalea an neat
s,r. nakor hero hstrrt into te,rs md denounced,
.eserA rc.on. ens.sea In hsscasnE sn hu mh"a = m m
will tho kin!ng of car. Hisney. !ic raa. NJ ''1m M
through fiji teess..c 1e inI fs,r eny,cy; ont
telng trratcd during this tssl.
Tho letters written by Marshall Grain to 1}akcr
and Iullsncr while III inil were hero inssoanccu
aud read in evidence, and werc to tho effect TINT
i,o wanted 1fa,ii1ler and Baker 10 liz things ar
with thcir relatives and friends, 70 az TO haro
them swear to nsnttera Which would inhuro thu
clearance OF boil, Of the,n md himbelf from the
charge Of murder, Though tho writer o1prepsos!
hsa tcticf that lie would hnyo to hang. Que Of
ncsghborhool to get up in their minds il,tl'
tinllA sltrrrlBe-pnrtv and hweaF to It. md nIHo
swear that he, Marshall Cran came abo'1t i
o'clock barefoo'ed. and slHo directing l'ss moth
er-in-law aud l,or con NJ to wlnt 10 swr ar tu
Tho caro- for the t1cfonHn then closed,
Tho prosecution ttlen began tho examination
Of Witnesses in rcbnttal. ....
Frank I,owr-1iaye known The Dntfners two !r,r'
when hc Tam Rnsseil investigated ~ hes1 I'll
ln1llincr propose to nrgsnizc baud Or rnamy ~ ~
snsy A. "tnsss tn h. r L ~ u ls' ae ery Ia Tho
nlGt and hanging Ncs,rge Aisnef ni'u IN, ~ @
'o" two o.hors made ,hs ,m 1 ;,,st f,'h,t .ho.s laid.
will aid aytnp,thtzesl with HIN in hs trouble am
said list would frtt II rt1; loilt know oI any
nn othera tor The arrt hnl conviction Of tcso rir-
ossrS asy .le rso,.,Es = aFo e, arrested arc so
yicte,l, expect tn gct ioft'on ot tho fe"hr"'
Marshall t'rain, tho prisoner. was again cai!od,
.nI nuFstionc.1 m TO the oonteuta os q latter
writtn,, to him by ftullnnr in regard 10 lilo cm-
pIorment Of Mr. Albright for him.
t.ot errh !rtsyr; he wrote tlss. Il wautd swear
rim md l,sker clear he would hire lawyer fur
never wrotu hiu,, bcsal1se hB refused to employ a
lawyer fnr 1nr. that 10 might to hell Baknrs letter
ntacI that, II Would them ceaE, tkcy would
xot nnt around through tho country and got witnesses
to clear mo. and Womb get away with Nm person to
whum llal acknowledged that had killed slhnrr,
by Bakcr puIlfncr wrote ts. It wond 1nok Ind II h'
employed awyrr. for The eop1c woul think it WA
pitt Job, aad that hn wouldn't get A4~>er gu TINT
urcnunt.
, 1875-10-12

SDtfsdI WaFdffh 70 TIVE Ch1ed1o JT5bHHe.
ST. Patti. A1inn., Oct. 11.-Doys hunting psr-
tridges found yesterday IN tho woods, nenr WAso
Bear Station tho nucll-lecon1posed rcmnins Of
nu unknown man, with pistol hutlet-holo
through bath temples. aud tho rocscts turned
out. Tho clothing, Hlze, aud hair correspond
with d description Of G. II. Hubbard. Of Spring.
tlell Ill., vino disappeared from Saltwater July
u, but Saltwater parties who lad aeon Hubbard
wcro unable 10 identify tue remains. Thomas
Nlitner. butchor at WbiEo Dcav, identifies tho
remnlns al those Of a stranger who waa IN his
SHOP in AugnHt with Peter ". Scott,
tiding.msster OF st, Pau. Scott said
the atraneer was hired to cut hay for
hiui. and would camp noar there. Milner noticed
tho strangers lan.ly, clothing. and general af-
rcnrnnce, and thought he uevor beforo had ncr-
beou takon to give orideuco before tho CoEonern
jury but tho inquest Is being conducted becl oily
Scotss stpry il not knowl-
, 1875-10-12
n Chicken S<0xY.


Wol1, yol1 knuw sie was q moat astonishing
hester up 10 the lakt, md for tho good sIIo done
buried her decsntsy in \ pleasant, sunny place,
A few days after accidentally visited ths spot,
"hen noticoa thas ttls ground waa broken, and
by tho gFays stood young chick, greatly to my
astonslmcnt. Ny llttIo Aou. however, solved
ttIs mystery. taliug l4s that In tho morning ha
WAS III the gnzdau and heard 4 picking lioiss
where tho hen waA buried, aud in d minute alter
1as H. !tts eca put lta bead cut Of tue ground
blaay lAsuI died with fully developed 0yx iu
itH of&.
, 1875-10-12

Surcl1t Dtpateh u T+ht CAtcd1o 177bNnt.
EAST SAuisAw, Micil., Oct. ll.-On Friday
night tele4raphcd you briefly OF tlinbollcal
outrage psrpetratcd on nlrs. Apuo Forrcst, Of
Day City, Into whose faco MAS thrown nitric acid
while asleep At night. Forrest tho husband,
was arroatad Baturday o., suspicion, and locked
ounce Of nitric acid for curing eorus mud had
placed 1t upstairs w!,cro tho bostlo must have
broken ana the contents leaked through arid run
down into hs wife's facs. The story iA too thin,
a. III ounce was not sufficient 10 have burned
hor go terribly. Forrest WAS Arfalgnoa tLls al
teraoon for assault with intent to coiumit mus-
dor. Tho wo1nsn will die.
, 1875-10-12

DuBUQUE, Ia. Oct. 11.-For somo limo Cask q
regularly organized gang Of horso-thieses havo
boon committing dcprodatsons In Hardin County,
At last Vigilance Committee was organized,
and now schuylor IIoloy aud several others iv-
ing in shat vicinity haRo boon arrested with a
number Of stolen horaca In their possession. Que
of tue arrested men las turDad States eytdouce.
apu on liih testimony 4. u. CLANCY, Of Aclley,
hus boon arrested apd the officers aro lying low
for others. There is considerable excitement
both becRnse tho men alroadv arrosted hayo
hitherto held respectable positions io the COM
lnunity. and because the otcers are very reticopt
al to what tho man Who llaa already "s4uealad
has revealed, aud 70 thoro IL 10 knowing who
next may be arrested,
, 1875-10-12
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

d. ur Tie past or1J ysass vol known ID tho nSs'pap"
publishers throughout the unltld et4tss.
sEw fonx., Oct. u. s5'a.
Dh. .MApwA1-DEAn SIN: aM inducvd b3 ten:s y.
duty tAe sldprng u MAXI Irioi stalonss9t u .1f
vuax u xeuf Y,aJs.as laysoli ut .e'es. {ss,a
hAl uGau &ueotc1 with sftull0 III mo pAnaEe
urinary organ! rhloh soEne twelve months ~
unas tssrtbIY Affecting dlss&tes ~hlch iho Il.
sas,oa IL Taasis saa SaadeF s9d xs,s =;
eq'sas sat: ssa
M sa tksa f5fo 81 2. =:
had reau af astonishing having 6eoa sasas Il ia
famsdef snd sone ous months Axn {etd ~ III Ma
seeted Who had long bse9 suffering = s.qts
pssa. Rssal1ens esdy Ksei I'D hs.aI:itn. fs f,ss,
's'4''sa 3aa 10" '''' g. 6. " II. jASf Cincinnati O.
, 1875-10-12
A LIDEt EIllr

sT. Louis. Oct. N.-C. ". Most1, formerly
General Superintendent Of tho horthn,n Rail.
road, entered suit today In the Circuit Cou,t n,
this county agtlnst William J. Kountze, of ritt,.
burg, for an alleged libel ln publishing or CAUSING
to be published in tho 1t. 1.,uis T.,nes. lat Julv
a communication charging Mead wuilo cont,ee III
with the above road. With emLezxliug In innds
of The Company, aiding do'aulslng SCENTS to % CD.
cnpe. making coutsacts with connectiag roatia n
hja personal advantage, asad showing franluisut :
claims against tho COMPANY. bsmayca ara
claimed iu tho sum OF &lD0, ,0OU.
, 1875-10-12
CHARGED WITH FORGERY,

Eff1aI UADAIek 70 Iht E71c4aIQ 1F1bHnF,
srn1NorlEtl,, ILL.,, Oct. 1.-Iudx0 Mitchell. OF
Quincy, WHO has boen brought bofore the public
during tho last month a. wi!nesH iu tho case Of
Hoffman, at Quincy, WAS indicted at tho late
term Of the united States District Court al Cairo
& LOT forgery; 1t IL charged that William /. Now
eome. si. sx'i.leatenant III tllo Army, placed 1t,
slitcnelfs handa claim for back-pay to ba COL
ieetoa. anu that, After the claim was allowed,
slltehsll signed Nawcomh's uamo to . youchor,
nram aho money. aud failed to account Tor ii.
Court ilore. '~'''" - ''40
, 1875-10-12

Special D,snatrh to 7he Chicago Tribune.
DANytLLB, ILL.,, Oct. tl.-TAe Daily Times Of
ths city 1>nb1ishea tlhn evening tho following
t,lspntch TO cur Chief OF Police from Chris.nnu,
small station on tho ra1ia 4 nnnv,i'e noaA:
Flames Hoard murdered mnn hero to-day.
lIo tho mlIrhnror] IN shout feet s inclos high.
dark complexion, md bnd countcnanco. Look
OH. for hm," No particulars can be obtained at
this huur.
, 1875-10-12

.1psetaf nisnrsh Ia ne CHICAGO Tribune.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Oct. 11.-Sutnorous h'lr-
plarioa haya hacu committed In this vicinity tho
pa4.t thseo nights OF tho most daring kind Mon
oy, watches, co,!.ing and jcwclry havo boon
tAkon ecscrai ttmca. tho victims bcfng tnaao to
njyc np tlplr Treasures unlpr tho tnnzzlo nf a
royo,vnr. Tho sl,levcs arc known to lavc boon
in Town Yesterday, aud part OF tho spoil WAS
rocovorcd. but tlIe bnsKnrs made tholr ESCAPE.
There is considerable cxeitolneut Iera about It..
, 1875-10-12
FORGED A NOTE,

Sreetat Dispatch 10 Tie Lhsezao 7rtbant.
BLoosllsn7os, H., Oct. li.-]uhn Wehvor, Of
Fort Wayne, Ind, WAS arrested horo tonight,
hartng offered for aalo 4 uotc for s3o2, to which
Srro forged tIio names Of Peter H. lanan mud
Michael I.cfncr. Of Money Cloek Township.
Evidence OF guilt Is conclusive.
, 1875-10-12

Cosconp, N. H.. Oct. 11.--A crowd, estimated
Mt 5000 porsous, gathered at tue locality OF The
Longmald murder yesterday. No!h!pg wns dIs.
covered tending to move tho oyldonce against
Drew, Al aunt OF tbs deceased girl will tcBtiiy
botora tho Coroncrs Jury that Jessie stood lii
fear of Drcw. ltumoGs Of finding bloody oseralla
3Kuk confirmation,
, 1875-10-12
THE JURY SYSTEM.

fERMASEN9 sAlAnlEp JURORS AEcoNNEkpED.
TO the Editor of 3'he tAeaao 1rtbn,Ie:
CutoAoo, Oct. l1.-Ia my lottor published ia
Iux IMuuay aAst Monday week ths prinoIpA
, 1875-10-12

stHeias CsFFes,su,Ate3ce Of Ths Chieaaa Tribune.
LINCOLN, H.. Oct. l0.-Four prisoners ca.
cappd frou, jail horo last plight. in tue following
mahuur: Levi Coous. tho Turnkey wont into
tho hall 10 lock up prisoners, When 10 waa
, 1875-10-12

knocked down and badly hoatun, tho keys wnro
taken from lis pockets. and cscapo eGectcd.
Ono man wns undor sovon years rcn,cnco 10
Jo'ict for stealing uns.,a horse ai,d buggy Tho
trace OF tllon, las bocn obtained up to sha sf-
1crnuQn.
, 1875-10-12

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. t1.--{iov. Baglay to-day
received n 1otitIon for MD from tho Manitou I.l-
ands. In Lake Michigan. wloro tho unruly Ole
1ucut has obtained tho urpor hnnd, and whero
lfo and properly hrO at tho mercy OF q gang Of
dosporadoeH. The schoonor alary Ann. In tho Ia1
lor, WAS fow niehta ago boarded and tobbcd j:
fcstatrhns-kccper llaH bern fatally staabeI.
and other Kindred outrayca nro bcing continually
conlmittnd.
, 1875-10-12

DoBroS, Mass., Oct. H. Michael Carney. =
priacipal, aud tLo sccnnda in tho fatal Prizee
tight. have givou themselves up to the police.
A dozen Of tlo participants wero held for trial
t0.Hay.
, 1875-10-12

Srte1al Dlspatth IA TAs Chicaao 7r1buns.
CA1no, IT,, Oct. III hutchinson, charged
With tho murder OF MI ougiuoor named antsar
hotno time ago, Was arrested hero this morn-
in
, 1875-10-12

EVery drop Of tho HaseapaslAa Hcsovnpt connuns
catc. tnr.ux' Thu bl"J. swsa uEua aYd othot t'utt
rho weses ot tho lus3 with npw and sunnd tn4EflIL
hcInfulf yphs, pnsAuptlun. n1anduIat d!sssso alas
.!h.r p7I.* # tho Ay.tsm sors .tIuaurs,. r.
eases. etupttou, tovsf soses so4ld ra, rlnsH., ss
rhou. otys,pulss. aoho black sp,. w9rma IL Tho assh
tuMor. cAncsrs In tic wUnh, aa1 al wnakenlnS mi
painful diseha.sos. night swuat Ions Of I'D s
"astra Of Tho HE principle. sin within tNcufa!o rs7rs
VII nru,e to any ps5son usnxtt for ulat d,'4,s '
1! thu pniient daily becoming Eo!,sed By tho ~asts
aud decomposition That 10 continually progTo.tu2 sao
With now atelts made fran hchlti,y lld ri, =.
,. M n snd on. sn snR 4 se,1a
e.tin I'd % sTcoed. ~ atnt,na so , To-, 4 w1
tcel himself growing natee aud atsngcr ibs fowl q.
gcslng botot ap.oto hpsnsina. and flesh sad "etxht
fnnrrAaIn9. - -, ,,
MT only does Tho BauapaFillan licsol.ent e.so. ~
knnrn remedial ne,nta In 10 nf thtnnr Sesnfarla
ouA sud Skin Diseases Lut II il tia onr pas
tive cure foF
, 1875-10-12

Fover and Aeue cu.ed fer dfty goats. Thoso |, MI.
renodal agent in tho world that viii urr orer III Ia
aud a! other ,n.latioas bto.s scarlet typhod, 1e|ss
smi othot foE9Es tidsd hy IadmA1s PiIsi to aulsfa
RndNs}s !ietdT Rslicf flfty coats pnF bottio
Sold By Dru9gla4.
, 1875-10-12

THE DIFFICULTIES ENCOUNTERED.
Nc shall 10 far anticipate iho ab4orbIna particulars
Of that march as 10 s.so that by desoron: dysenesy.
fever, and crce ghtnR, many ISL of Ills follow
were found inissing from tho muatcrrol read BY
The shores of Lake Victoria nt tho beginning Of
naen .whpn he canpcl at KageLy,, in UnhninLt ;
eHt these were wel.soauoncd by tho swift EroBrs.
whfnh 8tAu}ey had made, and bis letters. public ind
pr1vate breathe tho sprit Of unswcrving resolution
and of Just snsfacton 1t what had been achieved.
lie reports himself amply provided with meu. guns,
an suppea Of all kins at the ciosn OF this
lnsrhabe march for that 1t Is most remarkable will
te lowed by ali who know tho conditions Of African
travel,
, 1875-10-12

WONDERFUL MhHET.
From DaEamoyo 10 the Victoria Laks IL distance
Of nearly 80 miles, following BtanleYs Tce and this
was accomplished In lol days. Tho las. expedition
which proceeded to Unyanysmto took aavcn months to
cusef that 545 miles Of we known road, whils the
larger portion Of sanleys y through perfectly in
known district, tho extraordinary laFflulrs OF which
will 1e nhderstood when va pro 1t liberty to lay tho
full oaia Of this hary enterprise before tho public
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-13

Hartrsnft issued a warrant for the execution
on Wednesday, the oath day OF March next, Of
Joseph Brown, convicted in schuylkin county
ON the 18th Of November, 1873, Of the murde
OF Daniel NJ. Kraemer ard Annetta his wife,
and sentenced December 27, 1873, to behanged.
.... WItemute, who shot Gen. McCook in
Colorado, has secured the $50, 600 bail required
by the supreme court, and is discharged from
Jail .....J Jane Mcclure, aged thirty-fye, es-
capped from the Providence Lunatic Asylum
The next morning her terribly mangled remains
we're found at the crossing of the New York
Central and Hudson River railroad
A member Of the North Carolina Legislature
was expelled from that body for the use of
blasphemous language. ..... Thomas Murphy
a resident of Ansonia Conn, has been arrested
for numbering his wife, by striking her with an
AK, because she asked him to get pail of
water. Another man supposed to be Bender,
the murderer has been arrested in the noun
tains of California. BY flood in Tennessee
a number Of buildings and bridges were swept
away and much dsmage done. ...A frightful
disaster occurred in st. Andrews Catholic
Church, New York. While services were being
held, and the church filled, the wall of build.
ing adjoining fell, crushing in the church roof
killing five persons instantly and seriously
injuring over thirty more. The wall which fell
was that of burned building which had beer
left standing by itself. 49,. New York State
alone has put in applications for space in the
Centennial building equal to the full amount
allowed the United States IA bill intro
duced in the New Jersey Legislature againa
kidnapping inflicts punishment of twent,
years Imprisonment and $50, 900 fine for eacl
offense. 80. Another new planet has been dis
covered. The honor of discovering belongs t.
Berlin.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-13

The official report to the Austrian 6 ov
eminent respecting musical instruments
at the Vienna Exposition, declares the
Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs to be
"the most distinguished and praise
worthy instruments of their class ;
praising in detail their power and reso-
nance OF tone, variety of combination and
solo effects fine power OF expression ;
smooth, even and sympathetic tones,
and thorough workmanship. They were
awarded the first and highest medal.
Other American organs i'll compel ton
were declared to be far less meritorious,
the tones and workmanship being both
inferior. In comparison, it was said;
Judged leniently, they do not rise
above respectable mediocrity." This
was undoubtedly the most extensive,
thorough and competent comparison OF
such instruments ever made.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-13
Treating the Wrong Disease.

Many times women call upon their family
physicians, one with dyspepsia, another with
palpitation, another with trouble Of the bieasf,
another with pain here and there, and in ia =
way they all present alike 10 themselves and
their easy-going and indifferent doctors.
separate and distinct diseases, for which he
prescribes his pills and potions, assuming them
to be such, when, in reality, they are all sym =
toms caused by some uterine disorder; and
while they are thus only able perhaps to pallia q
for time, they are ignorant of the cause. ana
encourage their practice until large bills are
made, when the suffering patients are no tettt 7
IN the end, but probably worse for the DELAY,
treatment, and other complications made, and
which proper medicine directed 20 the cause
would have entirely removed, thereby iusti-
tutng health and comfort instead Of prolonged
misery.
From Miss Lorinda T. st. Clair, Shade, Athens
countU, Ohio:
CDR. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.-Yom
Favorite Prescription is working almost like 8
miracle on me. / am better already than
have been for two years.
From Ella A. Schafer, GAINESVILLE. Ind:
"Dr. PieTce-I received the medicine vor
sent me and began using it Immediately. Ar
result of the treatment / feel better than
have for three years.
From Mrs John X. Hamilin, Odell IL:
"Dr. Pierce. The Favorite Prescription La,
done me good, which am very thankful for.
DR.. Pierces Favorite Prescription is sold b.
dealers in medicine Com.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-13
American Women.

1t it melancholy fact that American
women have degenerated in point Of
health and physique, until they have be-
come literally race of invalids. How
sad it is to look around us and compare
the frail and effeminate looking lady
of to-day with the hale, hearty and
buxom ladies of days gone by. To all
such the late discovery of DR.. Walker,
of California, which is known as Vingr
Bitters, is priceless boon indeed. For
this class of diseases it is certain and
safe, and any lady, old or young, can
take it with entire confidence in the re
suit, and thusa avoid what to thousands is
stumbling block never overcome, viz
q consultation with family physician.
IT'S true there may be cases of years.
standing, that will necessitate more
powerful treatment, but in nine cases
out of ten this remedy will reach the
disease, and after little time effect a
cure. The number of ladies cured by ii
are numbered by thousands and are
scattered through every State in the
! Union.