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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07


should it be made, mortgage is pro-
posed to be executed to her by the com.
pany, upon thirty-hye miles of the road,
commencing AT falmouth aud extending
eastward. .fs&
About fifty cases OF smallpox, exclud-
ing those in the Pest-house, are in the
city. So says Health Officer Hoban.
Ludiows IA, Olympics 2, at the Lud-
low grounds yesterday. Stars, jr., II,
Activ es 10, at the Star grounds. To-day
the Stars and the Maysville Ecklords
play game at the Star grounds.
NEWPORE
The only case in the Police Court this
morning was that OF Maggie Davis,
charged with disorderly conduct. She
was fined 81 and cost.
Mr.. Brown, proprietor of the st.
Charles. is quite unwell.
John II. Hugle, real estate agent, has
been confined 10 his home from u severe
indisposition.
Mrs. Morgan, lady from the South,
who has been visiting at Mr.. ID. IL. B.
Cotlin's, on Front street, left for Chicago
this morning, where Sue will spend a few
weeks before she returns to her home.
The Gaylord Iron and Pipe Works have
closed temporarily.
MI. Isaac Allen was heard to observe
on July Attn to one of the neighbors
"Twins, marin, twins" They are boy
and a girl.
The stalls at the new Market-house,
which opens on the 18th, Will be sold al
public auction at l O'Clock this after.
noon.
Charles Schroeder yesterday had his
leg broken by the tall Of tree W hich he
was chopping down. The accident Oc.
Cured about mile from the city, in the
direction Of St. Johns Hill.
A boy, name unknown, was nearly
drowned in the Licking river yesterday
evening about O'Clock. He had gone
out beyond his depth and was carried
along by the current. His lusty cries
for aid, however, brought man with a
skif TO his rescue.
Fred. Hindmarsch, engaged In build
ing the steeple of st. Stephens Church,
was severely hurt in the head yesterday
by q falling stone.
Barracks News.-Ten white recruits
and one colored accepted yesterday.
Harms, the drum-major OF the Barracks
band, was unwell yesterday.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
LAST EDITION
RAILROAD MATTERS.
CAUSED BY A EREsHET.


!, CHICAGO, July IA freshet on the Ga.
lena division OF the Northwestern rail-
road delayed the express train yesterday
over twelve hours. Two cars were
thrown from the track.
NEW RATES.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad has
commenced selling tickets at the follow
ing rates: New York. $1S; Philadelphia,
SIT; Baltimore and Washington, $l6 90
The Pennsylvania company has reduced
rates between Chicago, Baltimore and
Washington. 8r
THE soUTHSIDE DISASTER.
NEW YORK, July 1.-The railroad dis
aster on the Southern road of Long
Island ON Monday proves to have been
the result of carelessness. Arriving al
Woodsbury, Conductor HiDbard's train
was over twenty minutes behind time,
and should have waited the passing ol
the western-bound train, but Hibbard
ordered the train ahead and dash was
made for the next switch, with the re-
suit known. The list of injured now
foots up to forty-two persons. or the
seven Killed, all but one is recognized.
The following are most seriously in
jured: VIM. Finn, Thomas Robinson,
Jacob New, Mrs. Pringle, Mr.. Kepoe,
Mr.. Brady, John Slater, Patrick Walsh,
Thomas Lewis and VIM. Brady. The
dead bodies are lying On ice at Lock-
woods Hotel, near the junction, await
tng the Inquest tomorrow. The loss to
the railroad company is about $4,000.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
The Monmouth Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK, June THE track
,is in very good condition. Atthe sale oil
pools Astral sold for $410, Judge Thur.
man for Sl10, Scratch for 500, Idamals
for 500; Scramble to field $130.
The first was selling race for all ages
for purse of $400, one and one-quarter
miles. The hackers Of the favorites
were doomed to DISAPPOINTMENT. The
race was won by Coony by one length.
Durgoo second and Scratch third. Time
2:15%.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07

5ft~ CINCINNATI, July "
The market is very quiet There has beer
little doing The past week. but the trade has
been fully as good as usual at this season. Nc
change in prices.
PRINTs-Common grades are worth 7a71zc
standard sa51sc; fancy, 9a9lzc per yard
PLAID C0FT0Ns-AlaDama, 121ze; Queen 0l
the West, 1870; Queen Of the West x, 1sc.
SHIRTING sTRIPEs-Americans sxB, 10c; Amer
lean, 6x3, lie; Glasgow, 3x3, he; Glasgow, ax6,
lBG: Cheyiot stripes, i0ha95c.
BROWN SHEETINGS-Atlantic A. 10Xc;
Brownsville, 1Uc, Pinewood, 10cs Anchor A,
0o; Minneola, I0c; Macon, Sc.
BLnACHED CorroNs-New York Mile, 15Isc;
Wamsutta. 15Kc; Fruit Of the Loom, l3c
Lonsdale, 12c; Hope, exc; Great Fails s, &c;
Grcat Falls Al, Sc; Great Falls A, 9kG
l0-4 BLEACHED SHEET1NGs : Lowell, 3Oc;
Allendale, 32}kc; Pepperill, 35c; Peguot, 4Oc;
Utica, EAc. t6
TICkiNGs Lewiston, AZ 25c; Conestoga C
A., l5c; Conestoga Medal, 18c; Queen OF the
West, 16c: Queen Of the West 4, s0c; Queen
of the West Xxx, 2ac; Queen of the West A 9
A
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
ExTEsT x,onSU.

A SILVER watch was stolen this MORN
ing from the trunk of Isaac Morgan, at
hi s house, So Broadway. No arrests.
DAVID BREEN, charged with robbery,
had his case continued in the Police
Court this morning till next Friday, and
was required to give bonds in the sum
Of 5000.
CHARLES FRAN pleaded guilty to a
chai ge OF stealing a pair OF shoes worth
vi 5Otrom the shoe store OF James Dee,
on Fifth street. He was given thirty
days Work-house and fined ten dollars.
A BLIND Horse ran away on Fourth
street, near Plum, this morning, and,
colliding with wagon on the street,
manufactured large amount of kind
ling wood in very small space of time.
A. l.. MCCORMICK, a carpenter, took
three saws worth 10 and one chlsel val
ued at 81 from d. S. Judd. Thirty days
and $6 was allotted TO him. On charge
OF obtaining saws ON false pretenses, he
was given thirty days and fined $40. s
j. w. JOHNSON, alias Harris, an ex-
pressman, took VA 80 from lady named
Clara Wilson, who had him arrested,
and in the Police Court this morning he
thirty days, where he will also work out
a fine OF $25.
WILLIAM FINLEY, a. young man nine-
teen years old, was arraigned this morn,
ing ON charge of having stolen skiff
the river. He was convicted and SEN
fenced to the Work-house for thirty days
and in addition fined twenty-five dollars.
CLARENCE DELvIsE. George Magill
and Charles Mason, the three lads ar
a
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07

BALTIMORE, July Flour dull and lower:
Western superine. s4 25a4 10; extra, S5a5 ~ Il;
family, IS 50a6 80. Wheat dull and unchanged.
Corn weak: Western mixed, 7Skc. Oats weak:
white Western, Glass, Rye dull at ~. Hay
dull: Pennsylvania and Maryland, u6a2e.
Provisions firmer. Pork steady at $2oa29 90
Bulk meats quiet at 6kc; shoulders, Sxas1c;
clear rib sides, 1l%a1l &c Bacon steady:
shoulders. g1za91c; clear rib sides. lsssai2szc.
Hams, 14a14kc. Lard very dull: refined, l4Sa
l4s4c. Butter unchanged Coffee quiet. but
Crude, 5za5z1c Whisky, II ls1al ".
UswEGo, July r.--Wheat tirms No M,lwau-
kee club. 81 ~: extra white Michigan, 81 VI.
Corn unchanged
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
CovINGr0N.

The City OF Covington yesterday sold
her entire claims against the Covington
and Lexington Railroad for an equiya-
lent OF $3.50, 600 in cash, and thus effect
ually ended the great railroad muddle.
The papers and documents for the COM
promise were also signed, sealed and
delivered.
The Covington Grays, new military
company, will be organized tonight.
About fifty members are already en-
rolled. f ,.,. slss,5., t.i s. 4 + -.
Captain william Watkins and Mrs.
Abbie Nichols we're married at No. 81
East Seventh street, yesterday, by
Squire Duvenick.
Charles Benning was robbed Of $40 in
silver coin. at his residence just outside
OF the city limits, yesterday Mr.. BEN
ming drew pistol ON the rafians, bat it
missed fire and the thieves made their
escape.
MI. Henry Bostwick, United States
Commissioner and Clerk Of the United
States Courts; Hon. James OHara; Hon.
w. w. Cieary, commemorative Attor-
ney, and I. j. BlakeIy, Esq, left for
Louisville yesterday TO attend to the
business before the United States Court.
The Pound Gap Railroad Convention
was held in Odd-iellows' Hall yesterday,
duu u tdT&G uuu4bck VI Jul VII ECH5 az
tended. The question for consideration
was whether The construction Of the
Pound Gap railroad, having Covington
as terminus, and extending through the
counties OF Kenton, Pendleton, Bracken,
Mason, Fleming, Rowan, Morgan, Wolfe,
Breathitt, Perry and Letcher to the Vir-
ginia'line, would promote the best inter-
ests OF Coyington and It's citizens or not.
Tue following resolution was offered and
passed:
ssResoiyed, That we win, to the best of
our ability and by the use OF ali enonor-
able means, endeayor to effect an M
dorsement by The city of Coyington OF
the bonds aforesaid -$250, 600 OF tine
Pound Gap railroad coinpany-on the
terms proposed by said compauy."
Tnis proposition by the company is
that in lieu OF subscription from the
city or Coyington, she be asked TO III
dorse the bonds Of said company in the
sum Of $z5u, 900, 10 be appropriated in the
purchase Of iron and rolling stock; and
10 secure the city III such indorsementI
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
BUENA VISTA FREEsToNE.
The board of Trade and the Chicago CM
t0ns-h0,tse C0mnstsston.

The Board of Trade and the Chicago Gus
t0ns-hosse Co,nnstssion.
A meeting of the Board Of Trade Di-
rectors was held at the rooms at twelve
O'Clock to-day, to take action in regard
to the report of the Government Com
mission appointed to examine the foun-
dations Of the chicago Custom-house.
The report speaks in disparaging
terms of the -Buena Vista frecstone
used in the construction of the Custom.
house, and as the quarrying aud prepar-
alton Of that stone for use Is an ifnpor-
taht Cincinnati industry, the report has
created considerable dissatisfaction. AT
the meeting to-day the resolutions
adopted at the stone-cutters' meeting
held last night were read, ,and the follow
ing resolutions, offered by MIR. Clement
Olhaber, unanimously adopted: HI
Resolved, BY the Board of Trade of
Cincinnati, that we concur In the senti-
ments expressed in a series Of resolu-
tions adopted and submitted to this body
by a meeting Of owners and lessees of
Buena Vista stone quarries, builders
and dealers in the Buena Vista stone,
and the Association OF Master Stone
cutters of Cincinnati, respecting certain
statements condemnatory Of the Buena
Vista freestone contained in the recent
report oil G0vernment commission ap-
pointed to examine the Chicago Custom
house, and we deprecate such state
ments as unfounded and unjust, and cal.
culated to injuriousiy affect thriving,
long established and useful Industry 81
our city and State.
Resolved, That the use of the Buena
Vista stone in nearly all the stone build
ings and stone fronts OF this city, its ex-
tensiye use elsewhere, and the name +
in which it has stood the test Of expert
ence Tor many years in bridges, public
buildings, dwellings, and all kinds OF
structures where stone is used, fully
sustains the high reputation which 1t
has long maintained as building mate
rial, and demonstrates the absurdity OF
Pronouncing ii unsuitable Tor any strict
ure OF Whatever size, design or CHAR
aeter.
Resolved, That copy OF these resolu-
tions and those herein referred to be
transmitted to His Excellency the Pres
ident, with the request that he will take
such action as will be likely to elicit the
facts and vindicate the truth in a mat.
ter of special interest to our people ana
OF Importance TO the country,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
HaUeas Corpus.

,vas erraignad heiose tba Owan rountp 0" 7
Court Yesterday ON writ of habeas cor
pus granted by Judge McManama, for
the release OF the Ku-Klux prisoners
from that county, recently convicted.
Camp defended himself by asserting
that he only acted as the agent OF the
2Governme 1T in holding the prisoners. He
was fined $4,000 and ordered to produce
the prisoners by next Friday. 1t is be-.
lieved that he will also be thrown in jail,
to be released only by writ OF habeas
corpus from the U. s. Court.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07

Burglars this morning, before O'clock,
entered the grocery OF a Pole, named l..
Romanowitz, on the River road, West
Covington. near the Fifth-street ferry,
and took away some hams, shoulders
and beef. They then entered the bed
room and took $25 from the pocket OF a
vest belonging to Romanowitz, silver
watch and gold chain. They also took
a coat and some shoes, (which were, how
ever, found in a skitf near the river.
The party must have been well ac-
quainted with the premises, and are
supposed to have come over to this side
OF the river. Information Of the burglary
was lett with Supt. Snelbaker.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
ALFoNso's PROSPECTS.


COLUMBUS, o., July THE citizens
Of Westeryille arrested on the warrant
Of the saloon keeper, Ii. H. Corbin
Of that village, were all brought
here this morning, apd arraigned before
Judge Rankin and charged with ma
lielous destruction of property in hav.
ing instigated the attempt to blow ur
Corbin's house last Monday night.
The accused were all held in the sum
Of 5000 each to appear before the next
names are as follows:
Revs. Robertson and Wallace, and
Messrs. James Ranney, Il. w. Haynie,
]. N. McCahan, g. A. Bedding and w,
o. Rowe.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
ELNANCIAL.

-. ~ m CINCINNATI. July u ?. N.
Gold is quoted III in New YORK. 1t isworth
here 1l6T buying and lit selling. Gold checks
on New Y0rle1HTa1l7I. tt
Eastern Exchange is easier, under larger re-
ceipts, but rates are unchanged. Buying at
par and selling at LILO premium. Larger
quantities are sold at 1870 premium.
Sterling Exchange is firm though quiet It
is quoted 49Uh sight and 4Sq w. SIXTY -day bills,
goif. lts
The money market is only moderately active
to-day. The supply is ample at thensuaI rates
of las per cent.
Southern Railroad 7-30 bonds are worth l04
and interest, and they are in fair demand.
Other local securities are quiet and steady
with, little or no change. M g
| Government Securities are firm to-day. The
demand here is very moderate. Local dealers
require margin, buying and selling, on New
Y FORK rates.
The following are the latest Wall street quo
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07

The fund for the support of the four
Normal schools of Wisconsin is derived
from land granted the State By Congress
and amounts to over 1900, 900; when all
the land is sold the sum will reach
", 100000 at least. Thus the people are
not taxed for the support oil these es-
tablishments, which are coptrslled by q
board Of nine Regents. Its intended
shortly TO erect two more State SCHOOLS
Of similar character.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
Music at Burnet Woods.

The following programme Of music will
be rendered by the Cincinnati Orchestra
Reed Band, under the direction of Mi
chael Brand, at Burnet Woods Park to-
morrow afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock:
PART l.
/. Oyerture-"King Yvitot" (Adam).
2. P6tpourri-Le Koi Carotte (Uffenbach(
8. Waltz-Adelaide (Lamotte),
4. Selections-"Grand Duchesse (Strauss)
PART II.
+ 5. Overture-NObe (Weber).
6. Polka-Victoria (Strauss).
Z. Grand Selections-WIlliam Tell (Rossini)
8. March-Burnet Woods Brand.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
CIECINNATI DAILY MAREET.
: c1NorNsArr. ,JuIv T..

CINCINNATI. July 7-2 p. NJ. 4
FLOUR-The market remains quiet and
steady. There has been little or no change
Fancy is quoted IS 7ba5 50, and favorite
brands are held higher. Family sold to-aay
at s. 3Oa5 A.; extra is worth S5a5 10; superhne
81 2ki Al ,er prl. Spring sold at IS IS; and
rye d, ur Is worth IS 50a5 7b per brl.
WHhAT--I'he market is firm, and No. Q red
sold at 81 2s per ba. Hill is dull, and good to
prime Is offered at IL 2ial 25 per bu. White il
held, nominalIy, 81 ssasl 50 per bu.. for from
yoRX1k quiet and steady. Good mixed Il
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
A Judge Murdered.

DENVER, COL, July THE Probate
Judge OF Lake county, aeress the Snowy
Range, was murdered yesterday al
Granite, the county seat. He presided
at the trial and acquittal OF Gibbs and
McClish, and this TACT excited a strong
feeling against him. The Committee Of
Safety pursued Gibbs, but Judge Dyer
Issued warrants for their arrest. They
came heavily armed, and Dyer was shot.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
Revenue ana .Finonotal.

WASHINGTON, d. G., July Bank
notes Tor redemption to-day, $473, 700;
custom receipts, $674.99l; internal rev.
enue, 1926, 0,O6O. Among the other provi-
sions of the financial act last January
was one authorizing the Secretary of the
Treasury to sell any bonds authorized
by the pending act Of July, 1874, at not
less than par In coin to enable him to
carry into eifectthe specie clause.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
a Prospeo,sve Duel.

ST. LOUIS, July TIT is fumored that
there are prospects of duel between
United States Marshal Newcomb and
w. ". Walc0tt, proprietor Of the Eve
ming Journal, growing out OF personal
alusions in an article printed in the
newspaper.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07

y DENVER, July TIA fire at Cheyenne
destroyed property belonging to Col.
Davis. Miller & Wood, and McDaniels,
valued at 30,Vv0.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07

Of live stock for the past "a hours:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Receipts. .......-.. bls 1857 ls56 lSS
HOGS Market quiet and no change in pri-
ces. Common are worth Sc 15ss7; COED TO choice
81 lOa7 rs per GENITAL. M
CATTLE-Quiet and firm. We quote COM
mon 10 good butchers ~ 5Ua6 per Genital.
SHEEP-Market quiet and unchanged. Fair
TO good are worth sS 25a4 80 per GENITAL.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07

The Norristown Herald promises to
potify the people in time when Private
Daizeli ls coming there to lecture, 40.
that they can take 70 the woods.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
NEW YORK NE VS..
BEECHER NOTES.

NEW YORK, July 7.-Snce the failure
Of the Beecher jury to find a verdict the
case has remained unusually quiet.
There now appears to be some uncer-
tainty as to taking up criminal indict-
ments against Moulton and Tilton. The
Loader-Price case is also temporarily at
standstill. 1t is reported that Beech
Br's friends propose to call a mass meet
Ing at the Academy of Music, Brooklyn,
to congratulate him on the result Of the
trial.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
LITE FOREIGN NEWS.
A THREAT.


PARIS, July 7.-Garnier De Cassagnac
has published letter in which he
threatens to kick Gambetta.
MUST LEAVE.
The father of Don Carlos has been re-
leased on his promise to quit the French
territory. " -s,s4..
WITH MAMMALIAN. ,t
The remains of Emperor Ferdinand
were. deposited in the Church of the
Capuchina, in the same vault with those
of Macmillan, Emperor of Mexico.
ALFoNso's PROSPECTS.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Times to-day
has Intelligence from Madrid that gives
very gloomy view Of the Alfonsoist t
cause. The Carlists are preparing tor a
forward movement and the Government
troops have met with serious reverse es
In different parts of the kingdom in spite
Of the recently reported victory OF Jovei-
lar.
MoNxxARY. A. s '.
LONDON; July Il ehsuls closed at
p3 1916 Tor moneys 1and SO 1916 for ac.
-counts United States bonds firm and un.
changed. New loan OF 1881 IN steady de-
mand. Erie shares IL 1916.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
BODIES RECOVERED.

ANortolk, Va, special says the bodies
Df several Of those lost by the sinking OF
The steamship Lumberman have been re-
covered, including Joseph Wilson, Mrs.
Frederic and Mrs. Barum.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
The following are the latest Wall street quo

The following Is the / 80 P. NJ. report of New
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, Ster-
rett u Co., 2S West Third Steet:
Sid DHafaf at. Rid.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07

Lew Kates Master; GussDu Soucheb. Clerk
For freight or PASSAGE apply on board, cr 4
J IS. kuBiNsVNs R0YSE q N0SsET. ~. 81
GEEyXs w.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
RIYER NERS.

The weather day Is warm and sultry, with
a light rain this morning. The river has fall
en- inches since our last report, with IA feet
l. inch in. the channel by the Water works
MARKS at O'Clock this morning
Boats Leaving To-day-For Pittsburg, Ash
land; Louisville, United States; Evansville,
Fawn; Memphis, II. $. Turner; New Orleans,
Robert Mitchell
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
STEAMBOATS,.

azz - The new, large. fast and magnificent
Passenger Steamer CHAS. MORGAN
- A. Stein, Master, will leave Cincinnati
for New Orleans On SATURDAY., 10th inst. GEO,
CHARTER, Agent. jy6-n
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
WITH MAMMALIAN.

The father of Don Carlos has been re-
leased on his promise to quit the French
kerritory s
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
ciaci,,naa Lice Stock Market.

CINCINNATI, July 7-2 Z. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipments
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
FOR NEW ORL LEANs.

II O1A ~ - w SAeA< A-<A-AS -
go Leaves THURSDAY, sth instant
at s P. NJ, sure the large and superb
HC@ERr iaIEr mITCHELL.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1875-04-16

THIRST AT SEA.-Thirst on land is
bad enough, but thirst at sea, with
water everywhere, yet not drop to
drink, is ten times worse. OF the agony
which it occasions we may form some
conception when we read, as in the case
of late shipwreck, of the survivors OF
. boats crew greedily drinking the
blood of their dead comrades. No one
knows what his civil fortune may one
day bring him to endure. For the
benefit of the reader, therefore, we
make a note of the following question
put by the board of trade examiners to
the candidates for certificates OF COM
potency as mates in the English mer-
chant service "What would you do IN
order to allay thirst, with nothing but
sea water at hand ?" The answer ls'
"Keep the clothes, especially the shirt,
soaked with sea water" Drinking salt
water to allay thirst drives the suheref
mad; but an external application OF 1t
gives relief, if it does not satisfy the
demands of craving nature. 1t Is
pity that this simple yet truly scientlno
remedy is known to but few OF 1hose
who tempt the treacherous main.