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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.


OYPrCB CHIEF rIGNAL OFPlCEH,
wAsUISGTOE u. c.. FRIDAY, Jan. 1873 l;5D a. M
SYNOPSIS for the past fDeniUto'T h""s ,,.
The barometer is now highest III the MIS-
s,sstnpi Valley II has fallen in rue North W'sI WIN
winds shifting south or east, increhslnB oIouinosS
and rising temperature o.. $780, =. - ,ouo,o,
b nartIv cloudy weather; east 10 north winds, ana
rain seet have prevailed IN the muuIe S'a'os'
Nv Engiand and the lower lake region. 49,
rr Mssfssppl River at and below Cairo and the ONO
~ Paducah nave continued slowly rising, nut the latter
@ron Pitlsburgh 10 Louisville and the Cumberland al
NASHVILLE have been falling.
-" Pr0bdbiih>F.
Tn the south Atlantic and ist Guli STATES nisheI
barometer slight changes In temperature norm west
70 Winds and partly cloudy weather VIII pre-
vail. . - r-...o. o,a IN. Ohto
valley falling barometer, east % snuih WINDS rsnK
temperatre increasing clOu0incss, threatening WehlneF
and possibly ram or snow. 80, 80, ,,,,.,,,,,
For the Upper Lake region and the Upper Misss.ipp
valley falling barometer slowly rising Temperature
northeast winds, increasing clOuuness a"
,.,-, ,,,.- -r,,ds
shifting TO north and west rising followed BY raining
temperature. cloudy weather, win ram OF sho"' III"
falling followed BY rising barometer. II 4,
FOR he Middle States tOieer lake region, norh 70
trest giids sght change ~ Lemperdture higher oaroD
ei-r and clear clearing pedther. -.
For New England, winds gradually backing to north
and west followed bv rising barometer. falling tempe
nature and clearing but partly cloudy weather.
MssisEippi and below Cairo Will cOntlnue
slowly rising the Cumberland at Nashville and the
Ohio from Pittsburgh to Louisville falling.
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INTERCOLLEGIATE LAURELS
FIRST LITERARY CONTEST OF THE


COLLEGES.
THE PRIZES IN oRAToRY WON by JOHN c. TOM
LINsON OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NETWORK AND
WALTER d. EDMoNps OF wlII1AMs-ALLEN
MARoUANp OF PRINCETON AND GEORGE H.
PITCH OF CORNELL PRIZE EssAYIsTs.
The audience which gathered last evening in the
Academy of Music to listen to the exercises of the
first contest Of the Intercollegiate Literary Assocla
ton manifested hearty and cordial interest in the
experiment made by the associated colleges. There
could hardly have been more elements of
disbursement in the air and under foot,
but the great spaces Of the Academy were
well taken up While the assembly included
a large proportion of undergraduates and recent
graduates of coleges-not few of them from insti-
tutions taking no part in the contest-thero were
men of advanced years, whose faces and mien
showed lives spent in culture and ladies OF con
spicuous position in the society of this city filled
many seats Close attention. which was not
wearied out by programme requiring more than
three hours FOR its completion, ready disposition
10 receive the young asprants for oratOncal honors
with considerate kindness and the liberal recogni
ton of merit in the speakers were notable IN
the behavior Of the audience During the
progress Of the exercises and after their close com
mendation of their character was warmly expressed,
and there seemed to be q general opinion that
their worth bad even exceeded expectation. VI
the eleven Oratons that were delivered sew
eral bore evidence Of the diligent employment OK
excellent talents Of careful thought, Of wise dscre-
ton. and an admirable moderation in the use OF
ornament. The intervals between the
orations were enliyened by music from a competent
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TIE FIFE RECORD.
r Observation-Disclosures LOSS ,19o.o,o.

BALTIMORE. Jan. State Tobacco Ware
houses Nos and g. large brick structures situated on
the Long Dock and extending back 10 O'DonneiFs
wharf took lire shortly after o'clock to-nithi' ana
after burning fercely two hours both building
with thor contents were completely destroyed IL Is
said that 700 hogsheads OF tobacco were stored In the
warehouses the loss which IS estimated al f@ooOVo
Tho loss on the buildings is $4,000 The tobacco was
principally from Mary land and Olio 1t IA impossbis
IN ascertan o.nght the names OF the owners OF the
tobacco or the amounts OF Insurance. j. Il. Hunt Is
satd to have mad $40 hogsheads or tobacco stored the
loss on which il $1,000 insurance $4,000 At IL o'clock
tbe fire was completely control having been con
huad 10 the two warehouses MENTIONED Inc shlppiuH
doining was hauled of and suffered no loss large
cnitnn warehouse adjoining took fire on the roof nH
the flames were soon extinguiahed' having uo"o i''
damage. ,-- -. t-,,-od
LArRR-Reports state the warehouses; were Insured
for $40 900 each in city and other companies lhcudnH
the commercial Union OF LONDON, Royal OF LVerpOoI'
Ttpa of Hartford, ana Howard Of Baltimore
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L4TEoI SH.P NEVG
D. Tor Oiher Shtp Y~trs ess NtrN Prgr
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steamship Goethe 60 I'D. W-o 4bur -. p. st sa
% K.auh Nrc' % A. FuIft
ssaasup aai,l. aer scspoad CT PoaL Asr.A
9 Iafs.. and 1 40. Do -..l.nafH Ca
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LI- -ullr.s a. e. ia..al.. lr
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pa.ltoel
Sc.r % n Pc--si. rNer'.os Mobile Is ta.. Tth 'ln1r
f~ap,F .p~-U.r l..af - 81. fs4aaeiPaa
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DOMESTIC lptIs
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FOREIGN BORT&
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AIrKy-Op Yeane,dsy evening Ju O. Hen e., Tfs 'f Js~ss
Re ,,. and friends n he family aner-l
sunday lou seoeE, from 464 Vest 'easT 'ArlI
BLISS Brooklyn Jin :, 1919 O'Clock b. Frank ass
Ia sHa. n,'sd to ,' zen. b. fl3s Zoo ' ate
yo.agest end u Wilsm B. aud Mule o. B"orun
brooklyn oa Pna.y .Bst. At 1 ,e.do. !.
8RoSaoy-Ia SOS @ Js y. NJ Boe,.n , ,s, =, 1.,
FRIDAY enoon Jsn. s. A. !. et a ne aslas %
vii be u Rlrers &c Cemetery, " isrDsfr ,oan
CLASDgyING-On Taursiav. Jan = Charles A. Gardening.
gals E pae ,,tasr Su From la'e re'i'no' -
West a i a. N '9!e' a. nm o. -0 .s.,
, Co, ira Rse.HsT = o 3 y T. Sew !sfs J.o lr,z
Pa,a.e th.r.os A. Gardening expired a - 4 nor49s
a. s.sa' oorae t.s
a, Oh inst at II o'oe1 H. from No 40 Va, i siR ea,
CoOK-ru Brookriu wednesday noraHs Jas g. - coot s
,aa a.sa, ofrhe amis are -e.oe fav ,nv.ei to attend
h ate reace 10 4" o.shSI a's u SATURDAY ''sr'
noon. N.
p0rGnERrY-rhursa,y morning. jar Horace Donga-r.,
Fs!. wees On .1,afas' 5,. p o." L'"l ''''
H,yLON-A Mor.tovu y in g. 1879 Rev JohO Hanlon A
~ Of the newark Conference Ia the 9sa 'esr OF bis
The T sai." J t@ 1878 are AZ = ss & NJ l. c6Srs ~
and 9:lOs.
uoppSG-ln I-ey CITY On ru;a, nsralps. Jan w..f Deg,
Rvs, and friends amlr invited attend ha "a
grdsy ttet O'Clock from The r~dencr rrnimo'er.
Mrs g. H. Morrison. II Jrse ttY hs remains VA
be taken TAfryt0~n " y r btermeut on SATURDAY moauE
ygSBITT-At bis residence fremont v 7, Thusy in %
Nesbtt Pastor u -Ae Fs Pres
bytersn Church Of fremont asod 50 Jssrs
Meme Of funeral hereafter
PHBLPs-n ' city Jn H'v oulv chd q n'ry Russell and "a
ward A. Phets IT,. sged yeATs aad months q.
Funeral from residence VI ler zrsldm0lr. hr hiNr hl'f
No Brook yn, on FrdaY az hSAaF~
and fnends at respectfully inuted TO attend
RIET-On evening s. 1879 agd 10 mOntss MAJ
ton Lord son Of william II. asd LouisG l. Riley
from
ashn gton.st OtsBgs, PudAT, Jan. D. At $50 p
acknowledgements jan g. Charles Harold. Youngest q
Charles H. and Robert sged year. tsJ 10 months
Puber, services will be held a. 272 VAHaeOaVs BrooATa Fy
Jan 8, St 2 O'sOeA
RUDDERow-At Jersey City O. 1875. Edward Rudisrou.
42d year Of his age. ,,,.---.-
Funeral church, n Grove and honsonesIs
jersey City Sunday Jau 10. At 1880 p m
sAYRR-Op the 9Th MT at j. Mas MARY L. Only cha
James r.. j.. and BVeinA r sayre
sEYsoURIn this etv T. 1875 Stewart Kenney Of Henr
and Cornella B. Seymour, aged 10 months And II isYA
ssFPEs-Oa "Wednesday Jan g. Robert John only Of william
T. and ghIA J. sn fen. sged 10 months AMI - dsyG
he 0suers from No y CGnberaDd.
Brosklyn On Friday afternoon, a. = o'clock
W1LLrrs-At J-rcho l. l. Third day Fss month 9Th Jacob
Willis in the 9lt year Of bis sge
ppn,r, aIe Meet Houss jericho Nxts
o'clock. l. l. r. X ieaVo JamessLp
$50 a n. Carriages nees lks srain al HleEs'nle
wRIGHT-ia Ro1burv Mass the residence Of her laughter n
l. Garrison typhoid Martha T., vile 81 DAEf
Wright u Auburn, y. l., aged To-
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UNION COLLEGE.
To the Edttor OF The Tribune.

To me Editor or The Tribune.
SIR An account of the intercollegiate Con-
test in THE TRIBUNE OF Dec. &C. says: Union COLLEGE
has appointed representative IN OratOry Jhn Lansing
hut owing to his illness he will be prevented from aP
pearing on the stage of tho Academy" We desire to
correct the above statement MI Lansing Is not ILL., and
has not i'll: That for thar he will not be
prevented from appearing In The contest Bat he has
been prevented from appearing BY unanimous vote 81
the college against his appearing there TINS acton or
Union urcCssIted by the same crcunst tnces ana
reasons which caused colleges (Ind those ten are
The which stood the highest among the si1teeni 10
withdraw from the coming contest. We would feel
Obliged II you wOud give publicity To this article.
Yours respectfully,
g. b. KING,
s w. ABBEY. Committee.
JOHN WOODBRIDGE, }
Union COliege JIu. g. 1875.
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TIE GRIsSH0pPERS VICTIMS.
FOOD AND SEED STILL NEEDED

FOOD AND SEED GILL -'HA-D'
A CONTRIBUTION FROM THE l. Z. s.
"a IA, Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: lnclosed herewith please find Post-Offco or
der for so for the Kansas and Nebraska sufferers
contributed by the Il. C.'s' Society. composed OF
LITTLE girls who seld their first proceeds to this OBJ
.aot Yoprs trulv. JOHN n. WOLCOTT.
Cheshire Conn. IAN. 1875.
ALBANY SLOW TO MOVE.
70 fAe BdttOr Or The Tribune.
SIR: Tired Of ting TO see Albany move IN the
work Of aiding the Nebraska sufferers, and falling
TO get any response from persons 10 whom have
mentioned the SUI cot, send you my mite-Sl NJ
Albany Jan. G. 1873.
r=0VIDING FOR rps AND DOWNS
70 me Edttor Of me Tribune
SIR: Please put the inclosed s. to credit OF your
Kansas-Nobraska Fund. For this country OF ups
and downs its verv hard to tell what ladle our Own
dishes NAV come under Yours truly, GILBERT
Nesg- York. Jan. 2. 1878.
FOR POOR LITTLE GIRL
% tbe EditOr Of The tribune.
SIR: Ny Sister TLeo& myself enclose one dollar as
a New Years Gift 70 the Kansas sufferus (which l
hope some poor liJtle girl NAV Getl Respectfully
MARY BELLE WILLS
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DIP. HAMMOND on MsANITY.

Prof. w. A. Hammond, NJ D., delivered the
rst Of series OF lectures upon insanity before the
medical stndents at the University College In Twenty
.xtht He said that upon perception. intellect emo
ton and will depended ali the attributes OF the MIND
tho advancement Of which was insanity. lie tnSh
described the action OF each BY apt nustratlohs ne
explained the exact meaning OF and distinction between
Ilusion baIiucIuation and delusion Eccenrlcly ana
ineoherency were also defined by the lecturer an he
definitions being ven 10 prepare the students ioI the
lectures 10 follow The relation OF the Drain " tne
mind was clearly shown by many incidents IN the iec
Jurors exp erience which he related.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
THE STEAMSHIP ABBorsFoRD DISABLED.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. THE agents of the
Red Star line received cable dispatch stating
that the Arian had passed the Abbos
ford days from Queenstown her return TO that
port, under sail with machinery disabled. The Abbos-
ford was on the way from Antwerp 10 New-York. via
London where she had been repaired after her collision
with the Indus. The steamer KoniwOrth. now due
here 20 days FROM Liverpool but alarm
4 felt for her safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
KING KALAKAuA AT LOWELL.

LOWELL, Mass. Jan. liking Kalakaua ana
party arrived here at o'clock this morning. large
crowd greeted him. The party inspected several OF the
large mills snOw-storD interfering with the prear-
ranged programme. A collation. IN company Win the
City Council anu invited gnests, followed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
OBITUARY NOTES.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. w. S. Pike, the we'll
known banker of this city, died to-day.
BosroN, Jan. 7.-Dr. Josiah Crosby, promi-
peut physcan his late residence In Manchester
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and the honorary mention to tho essay Z" The
Clowns in Shakespeare" This award IL made on the
ground OF merit bat have been assisted In the de-
csiOn the that the lasnamed goes far
beyond the prescribed limit to engh that should
not have felt justified In awarding IL the prize.
We would say, in closing. That the average quality or
these essays IT, IN our Judgment decidedly above that
OF the usual college pOsliU that they Rener
ally marked by simplicity, drectness. aud modesty.
combined with "a far amount OF originality and with
great freedom from verbiage anu bad taste.
The successful Ulitnransm free from Mi
mere cOnventOnasm sectirin bas and the success
mi Shakesperau essays show undue dependence on
the French German school of crcs. We are, on the
whole heartily pleased with the success OF tbiS nrst
intercollegiate Literary Competition IN easy writing
Following full list of the presented with the
nameH and colleges OF Tho essnYists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08

The report Of the Controller, as published
In The TRIBUNE yesterday enormously said TO be
Sin full" We should have said that all tine important
: psrN VI Il we're katen In falL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
PREFERRED CREDITORS.
SECURED CREDITORS.

The following arc among the largest Of the
credi ors who secured. but the securities
manly NJ the class OF Southern state bonds In. which
CIews Co. dealt largely, tao security ID not looked
upon valuable
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FAILURE OF A TRUST COMPANY.

PITTsBURGH, Jan. THE Allegheny Trust
Company OF Allegheny City suspended payment and
closed its doors ahout noon to-day. Tue liabilities arc
stated 10 De gl25 N0, which the Company pos
sss.es Ia Dlls IeceiSs0Io aud real estate t2so,SJo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08

FuvT H. The D.lauau Theory OF hoh"
uuv Of NY..W H. Thompson The Ut;anAn lheOy OF horiA
Cornell ....... Gro II. fich...." Henry W
Jas Ciuck..... The Clowns Of shskespeare
II will be thar Allen Marquand II this city, rep
reseniug Princeton takes the przs in subject, and
W Il. Thompson OF the University OF NewYlrk IS hon
oraby mcntOned in the other subject Geo. H. Fitch Of
Cornell takes the prize, and james f. Cuc1 is honOraby
mentioned.
When William Cullen Bryant came forward to an
the decision Of the judges OF oraOry he was
greeted with the veliest enthusiasm After referring
to the hesitation which the Judges felt in
making the decision, on account OF the merit
OF several OF the OratiOnI he declared J. c. T0minson
Of the University of New-York Walter d. Eimonds
hf Williams College be tho winners OF the first AMI
second prizes respectively, an announcement which
made the building ring with tho bosterous
delight Of tho friends OF these gentlemen. Mr.
Bryant then spoke in fitting terms Of tho
munlGcence OF Mrs Aston 10 tho Association, and the
Assem- bly, dispersed after few words OF cordial
graduation from Dr. Hall upon the tx; elence of what
had been said dnd the distinction by all tho col
leges represented.
The Intercollegiate Literary Association will meet
this morning at 10 O'Clock. for tho choice Of officers and
for preliminary arriBG for tho contests Of next
year. It not expected. however, that the
arrangements viii DO completed at TINS
Convention Delegates from several colleges which
represented in the exercises or last evening
viii plOnabY present Tao pidos Of mecting for tlo
Convention to-day Is at the Pftn Avenue Hotel.
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Total an..cursl sroia. 80. .02

PERSONAL DEBTS OF HENRY CLEvs.
The next list on the schedule as fled con-
tains tho names or hose 70 whom Mr. Cews Ia person
Ally indebted Il IL AS sy,ioW4:
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BARTRUI-wILLsRA-O r1n -sv Jar g. ne rr.ieaes .
~ NIrf Dr tev Joba B. IelI. d.. e. b" btt.afu q
sax Sing ~ hslash a. " 4sss % a yisNH. 80 slr~
KING RyBS-A hurch. lhirisF : b. Rev i-sy
Potter ID ID asss-d uY Rev " m morgsn, % D. si XIV
Henry ba eldest - Fr.aoas u LTss.
cod of Ats.lsrA 20 Daya Kus, r.. 81 Acspos.. u h.
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DIED

Az VOTERS Of HArld7rI must be endorsed e,h fsr
sGme GEa GtgTgsS.
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5uerlal Notices

,fI.. sarah r. smiley Invitation Of the Ladey Cbusass
Unlon eve the pe Of Broadway Iahe naoe
corner sixth shS seeA ~ "a n
AL iHVted
Pa.f-On,ce Sottre,-The MAILS FOR BUkOpB ne
,ndsr sArURDAI Jan g. 1873. viii close AZ his once as oS".
On TUESDAY a 1880 n on WEDhEsEAi a. ~ a. N s~
on sArURDAI at & and IL $50 A. Z, l- yAanS 7. u
IT.. sPhilad.Iphia once of The Tribune Il at II
-ixth--f.
LEDGER Bulhfngl
sr-pqczrprrOys AND ADVRRTISRMBNrS RECEIVED AT Pug
SNNS LIsHRRg RATRS.
s,h.,t,, 70 the Daily sdslpha vicinity hsve thu
ssp.r mailed at Philadelphia PoOmee saFy the mornne Of -
issue viii several hoara ~ advance oil lie regular a-a
from HevYOrk
All rEz raIBuNxs Popular Extras tept COR sale
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Now Ready.
1875. 1870.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC
Pom 1875.
Ia addition 70 DE regular
CAIkxDAa AND AsrKoSoncAL PiGEs,
Il contains
complete Record Of he Votes Of the Senators And aspre'''s
Of The pressu, Congress Currency QuesiiOaA
H. nh srDopsi. Of the the ccuTsuaoH Of we WE
o,y,rYrt nth the vote By the most Important o. s
Ill An Abstract Of passed AHd ApprOpr.s'Hs @- " ~ ~
eut Congress Al Is. Rrst Session
IVA Chronological, Summary Of the Le.d's S's'A the rear
Guiding au Obituary Record
An ,Aor,s Statistical Article on Wheat and )" Nae'aA0n In
w., .,.,.a .,,,I, for run from Orstasi
sourccs
VI N. rnspO.aoa us'tOa Statistics Of he Trunk Raifsaa
and New. York and CGnlfAn Csnals
VII Fu Election Returns comparisons With the vote Of poo
VIII The usual Members Of Congress Vnee h We Va
.,o,,l c;ov.rpweat County CLERKS, sheriff &c
* Tad. and Commerce Und States Canada and dret
u, h,ox The balance trade exports and Imports n spe IA
Pro. t0o.,O.i) 20 csHu. se1,a for One Dollar
I.as... Tax rEsuxA Hsurak
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rNsECURED CREDITORS.

The following Is tue list OF unsecured credi-
tors which appears on The books oil Tao hess'er Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08

WAX DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or ruE CHIEF rIGNAL OFFICER,
WIsuTSGTOE u. c.. FRIDAY, Jan 1873 l;5D a. m
s,uoDsis for the past f0eniU-f0'T h0urs -.
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Total personal creditors o'Mr clevs.... sl24.d47 IS
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unhesitatng approval as an invaluable discovery
We append Il few of the many testimonials bear
ing testimony to the universal favor with which
this medicine has been received by the public.
TESTIMONIALS.
l.. ii. TrCOMB, ESQ.
Dear Sir: As you are aware during the rceen,
severe cold weather, have been professionally
visiting Maine during which time took violent
cold which settled inmy back and limbs in the form
OF rheumatism. Two applications OF your invalua
ble hniment to the aficted parts (dried in before
the lire just before retiring) gave instant relief and
restoi ed me TO my usual health. In my extensive
practice have used various kinds Of liniment; In;
none equal to yours.
DIR. s. d. HOWE, New York,
Proprietor ut Arabian Medicines.
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Diamond Rheumatic Cure

obtained at No. 3s Hanover street, Boston. The
able, and determined TO give it fair trial. did
30, at the same time being without faith in its Ell
cacy. followed the directions, and the results
were that on using the third bottle was sensible
that it was acting powerfully and favorably. and
before using the fourth bottle my pain had passed
away and now have occasion to grin with joy)
that no longer have to bear them.
Yours respectfully,
VIM. d. PHELPS.
We take pleasure in indOrsing the above testi.
mony and the facts therein contained
GEO. Z. GOODWIN 4 co.
Mr.. Phelps is a gentleman well and favoraby
known in this community, and Tor The past 10 years
ha, been recognized by 0nr shipping merchants as
of the most successful captains sailing from
th port OF Boston. This testimony is genuine, and
speaks more than volumes could express in favor
OF the great merits of the