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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-29
FOREIGN NOTES.

HALIFAX, June 2S.-R. T. Meier e. Co..
s;atoners have made assignment
TORONTO, Ont. June 2S.-Tbere VII be q
Royal Commission the copyright question.
LONDON, June 2S.-ln the House ~ Com
mons to-day the bill amending the Labor Law. passed
Us third reading and the National Debt Sinking and bl
was read a third time.
QUEBEC, June 2S.-The gentlemen sent to
hold a survey on the steamship strathtay re ;ommend
that tho vessel brought Quebec She is exposed TO
The northeast and northwest winds The dry portion VI
her cargo has been shipped on schooners.
POr;T EDWARD, Ont, June 2S.-The Roman
Catholic priest sarnia Yesterday denounced all secret
societies rs anagOnistc to the Roman Church, and
warned the members Of his congregation not IN assist at
or parOnIe the OddFelOws ietes to De hcd here tl-
week on pain OF the nfctOn OF the usual penalties for
disObedienee.
MONTREAL, June 2S.-The NoureGu Monde
publishes a letter from Louis Rid dated at Worcester.
Mas and adore 10 the electors OF Proyencher aIu
his countrymen Manitoba He thanks the electors for
re;ecng him "a tbeir represent alive in the House Of
commons tn within ess Ia an twelve months and
protests against hs DInsha'n a. an act OF nJusce
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in character Of buildings and occupatons the retc
stores and dwelines Of former yess have vsn way sr
westerly portions many large manufacturing build,
for an increased number Of fires and has slso changed
character OF the services required OF INC
number Of res, some q which were above the limit Of
and were attended Dy speca 81 Se year
added TO the former record 20 years produces no
and alarms occur the month Of July Thursday Of the
week. and the fourth day OF month no Change NJ
while we can understand the why the month OF
July and the fourth day OF month should snow au ca
attendant upon the National Celebration yet u is not 50
easy understand why that particular hour OF se I'D
should predominant, except the theory Of careless
ness certainly not accidents the pct OF the com
muny with lights and fires at the time u closing s'ores
and dwellings for the night. 90 49,,
The fires by the Patrol numbered 81 Tor
the year. The extngushers in have proved o, a.
service. The Committee would urge upon the Under,
writers 10 recommend their patrons more general use
OF fire exiinguishers, they will be found 1end IN
need may prove OF practical benefit not only D Ine
insured and insurer. 10 eomnuny at large Fire
alarms where no signal was given nave ago h rmer
year. l.. Ar
slly raid by underwriters the Of 81 666s47 81
o. Of Of tb,s amount r S 81 percent
age OF 5000 per cent on buildings and Sl29o,-
YSe amount exceeds the former year by $40
5S9 81. This however. does not show all the loss LOT
past month, IL will he remembered was an exfraorun-
ar large in point OF loss. and several very nl
portant ut this date unad1usted, ana are
necessarily omitted from the tables The loss on these
unsettled items will probably aggregate S2.ooo1 ahn
adding this TO the loss account az before menoned VII
show an insurance loss for the year OF about Sl9ooV
an excess over the previous year OF about 100000.
Reference IL made to the automatic fire signals WHICH
have been in use during the past year and which have
given satisfaction, The expenses OF the patrol Tor the
year amounted to SOL o. including salaries taxes
etc. which stated TO be nearly $1,000 ess than the
previous year. Over five pages are devoted to recital
of instances mertorous work performed by the patrol
including fires extinguished fires and alarms attended
where no signal was given by bell or telegraph, etc.
While the greatest number OF fires during the past
81 years Indicated BY this report occurred on THURS
day. the smallest number Friday the difference
during 81 years being 26O Also while the greatest num-
Der occurred during the month Of July the smallest mum
Der in difference being oSS ApI1i ana NO
ysmber occupying middle position The shlallest hu
her for sny wear 1885, when 80 hIes ana alarms
were reported greatest number were Tor tDe cure
wear ending April 80. when 1O33 we're reported me ~.
report closes with tender or nOwedgmehts W Tie
Fire Department for assistance and cooperation
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BFTTfNC ON THE MATCH.

POOLS SOLD Al ODDS or FIVE TO FOUR ON THE
IRISH TEAM-sNEs OF TIGHTS IN FRENCH
FOOLS NEARLY DIVIDED BErwEEN The TWO
TEAMS.
At the opening of the pool-selling on the in
terpationsl rife match Johnsons pOoIo0ms last even
ing little interest manifested. that the auconoer
occasionally sold pools with these on the Boston races
The sale OF pools on the match began at ego for the
Irish Team and SIG for the American. The bids
soou rose 10 g25 for the Irish against $40 FOR
the American Team, and throughout they renamed
much the same The largest pool was 800 Tor the lrh
against $50 for the American Team seVeral reasons
were assign ed for dulnes in the Gales One was that
the sportpg men had much money 10 invest at the
nresent time and another the great uncertainty Of
the result OF The match, the Of the coutesng
Teams AT last match having been 20 close that those
present had hardly confidence enough 10 De- on lnf
side he Irish Team appears 10 nave Deeh w - ul4'
ner az he buyers were ~ Irish origin, naturally
nIared greater cofide in the -k ~ Their rountrycl
6ue gentleman offered bet 500 thai alton NOud not
miss more tAan bullG eye III Ms sYic at ,d'H -
tance The majority OF those present. seemed 40 4ke
more interest in the sale Of the French pools ana Al ~
a m The number tsckcts sold were iUJ iOf ue ifsb
ADD ia for the American Team. . -
Ar the mi Exchange the bids IN the auction pools
we're generally even. though IN some oa"s ne lrah h
vos tie f.yorItc. In the cary part % INC ~ eHhg
larger number Of French pool tickets were III on io
American Team though later the majority - sales were
an the Irish At TnOInass poOirOOms on B.0ddNs!,
unIv small number OF persons was PR sent, ana '@
pools were sold. The following tabch sho" the P'Vis
sold at the qerent places
American $50 40 40 81 s2o go s2o 40 $50 70 20
Ir M T,aup..-.. 20 90 80 20 "a - - ~ 10 - -
AT IUET KICHA HGE. 80 m ..o
American Team-.----.si0 SO SO - 80 tSoo 20 90
Irsh Teafu~............ 10 10 10 10 100 % ~ "
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RENTING PROPERTY FOR IMPRoPEs Uses

A EEPLY BY JOHN Gu--EY TO WILLIAM TUCKER
TEE NUIsANCEs IN wOosTRR-sT.
To IN, Fdftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: beg of you to grant ME few lines OF
sroee in answer 10 the communication OF Mr. william
Tucker which APPEARED IN your issue OF Inc 2'th In
rI 70 his singular contradiction Of my testimony be
fore the Legislative Committee, and his absolute denial
mat he ever had the conversation referred to in that tes
t,ony can only repeat that did have that converse
ton Win him, and that the property in question in
Vooslc-t was and has been rented 10 dsorderly per
sons and that that property VIGOROUSLY given for
,rs over 10 that class Of criminals also desire 20 say
mat have the aflayt- Ia what asserted la reference
ia Ino houses many Of the most re-pecsbie citi-
1srs 81 the Fifteenth ward which can be produced at
J{bs earnestly deprccafe any such controversy a.
hi cannot remain silent under such An imputaiion
upon my character as Is cOnFeled ny lT ld,kei no,e
That has had nothing 20 90 VIII ~ :" ~
rry III, nj toned" f. guitt possible, nialnuch ar Tie
uirs N prorerty d, O-d 10 Legitimate purposes.
viii, Inn Il xccptunS place N the hands OF agents.
whose selection Of tenants Is hif tsgAraeH 80 i9ag as
the rerts are properly collected and handed IN: III Mr.
tucker who has been repeatedly suhpenacd Dy ne
Police Justices, tie Court OF Gener SESSIONS, the
NV COpmiifec-nOw holding session ID the tHy
Uall-in connection with ms same matter; n
ffsirous convincing the puuHo INT nc n.lS De,n
v'~ongrd by my aidayits or evidence, ana WISHES 10
49, th, there IL anv particle of untrrIth Ia what have
sT.orn to- he and the rest Of tho heirs ot te MOSS
Tucker estate can have ample oFpoftnmly ~ aNra,,
and telling under oath what he Knows 0I Inc lol
ees 10 which large portion OF that property has been
submitted by The tenants 4. -,
mon the kndne.s ~ the press IN defense OF my own
vrcity aud in the hope that character and stand
ing RS citizen Of this city Will make further reference
IN ms matter unnecessary am. yours re- pcci uly,
" JOIN GnsEY, 6i3 Broadway.
Vsu- York, June o. 1875.
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LARGE FIRE IN PATERSON, N. J.

PATERSON, n. j., June 29-12:3O q. MA
Are bre ont at I2:15 a. M in the east OF the
roof ON the third floor Of the Watson Bridge works
that floor being used as q silk factory. Already that
whole room which s 80 by $50 feet is In halnes' Inc
fire has broken through into the second story ana Tie
entire building ia threatened with destruction
NJ the third floor on the Grandst. side is nInrd OUT
The second and third floors, fronting on Railroad
flames IA the water supply be falling there IL
little hope saving any Of the building The works we're
running night and day tine new irun portage DruSe
for the Erie Railroad and 400 500 men were employed
The Insurance upwards Of SlOO.0OO but the loss Is
Already twice that amount. Mr. VIM e. watson, Presi
dent of the Company Is very III in the country
f. c. Watson x Co., silk manufscturers, lose ABOUT
S3J 600. fully insured. They employed 70 hands
Charles n. Martin OF New YUk, SILK manufacture
loses about $4,000, partly insured. He employs ~
The foundery the prncpa! part OF the central build
Ing 30 by 100 and the first noor OF tho otner pa
ing 80 by 300 feet, will probably be saved
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A HORROR IN ULSTER COUNTY,

ACCIDENTAL REVELATION OF THE MURDER OF
YOUNG woM.S-FOUND II Box IN RUNNING
STREAM.
NEwBURGH, n. Y, June 2S.-The following
is the substance OF story which will appear in The TEE
graph tomorrow morning few days ago
while some boys were playing along stream
of water running through the property OF
Mr. Peter Gerow ut Plattsdn, Ulster County,
they discovered box measuring about zig feet square
and one foot in depth, submerged in q pool Of
water formed by the stream and covered with
fat stones They Immediately proceeded TO satisfy
their youthful curiosity and took the box from It's hiding
place. On opening it, they were Mortified to md
therein the remains OF human body in an advanced
state of decomposition. The boys then started with
fright 10 inform their parents Of the terrible discovery
The news spread rapidly and III an incredibly
short time the whole neighborhoOd was IN q
high fever OF excitement. on further examination
those of female, judged to have been when she
about II years OF How the body came 10 DE
there is deep mystery yer to be solved It, however
ia much mutilated, and gives strong evidence
of violence having been used 10 cause death
No one answering 10 the description missing from that
locality IL is stated that the Coroner who Las been
notified will instigste 81 searching investigation
Ia the
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SEVENTH REGIMENT PRACTICE.

SIX COMPANIES Al CREEDhoOE-lhh bteI 9ooNE9,
six companies of the 9TH Regiment pFactlced
At Creedmoor yesterday. Tho companies present we're
the 9Th Can't Barrett 20 men; 9Th capt Bird, l. men
9TH. Can't Ely 2s men sth, Lent. Abrams d men s'
Lieut. Dominick, % men; 10Th, Capt Ltn'eih9n' -
men. The staff officers present were Lieut. Ryder
commanding; Capt Robbins, Inspector OF Rifle Piacce
OF the eth Regiment. Surgeon Morris, Cen N"rian
Major Wiley. Coils. Flemming and wentworth inc uay
as mn, favorable for the practicng, the wind blew
across the ground and obliged the men 10 sht On the
targets TO tho left. The men were required TO nake
sco of % out OF possible 30 at 100 and 80 yards TO
eoabe them to shoot at 200 and 500 yards For these
latter two ranges tLere lis men entered Ihe io
loving are ne
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Adrrrti.ers desiring to gain the atsutiss ssa %.
rrsnass Of Farmers and Asricaiinrsts, viii nnd THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective NJ
dum- 1t reaches farmers and those Of bcsssR
than any other weekly paper published Advertise
men proper classification should 10 handed In -
or before Monday Of the week Of issue.
The Best Rooms for Omces In Newly ork.-over half
THE TRIBUNE BUILDING 10 nov occupied by lite perma-
tenantA They and Al their visitors unite In
nounc ng its oeee the MOST ATTRACTIVE and al things
considered. tho CHEAPEST town Contrary 10 the ssa
expectation the building proves 70 b much tho ghss
large buildings In the city. Al the Leaa
ufuly nnished hard wood ssh) There elegant ga
nxtures heat and water in All exceedingly
light and airy perfectly ventilated have outside vndev&
and dscy with the elssstora and nearly -
have independent hall The
by and both gesd working order They
kept O'Clock tho morning till long sftex mAl
night Rentspn very fsyorshs Applcstoa saoae -
uaie al THE TRIBUNE ocansDs rooa.
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THE SOUTH AMERICAN EARTHQUAKE.

THE SOUTH AMERICAN EARIHQD AXE.
APPEAL TO The PUBLIC FOR THE RELIEF OF THE
SUFFERERS.
Upon the reception of the news of the earth
quake In south America meeting held 10 make ar
rangements for the relief OF the sufferers by the calamity
committee carry ont the object OF the meeting was
appointed COZ ssting of Dr. H. A. Schumacher Consul Of
the German Empire NJ. sagar, Consul-Goncral Of Co
Iombia Antoine A. Munoz, YIco-Consul OF Venezuela
f. g. Butler OF Maitland. Phelps Co.; G. Mosle,
of f. PAyenstedt A Co, aud j. Al. Munez
This Committee makes IN appeal 10 the American
public for aid The first repor, Of the earthquake have
now been confirmed and IL has been learned that besides
the City OF Cucuta the Of san Antonio Fl Rosario.
salazar san Cristob-l, Fan csreano Santiago. Grama-
lotc Arbolcdas, and Cuota nave been destroy ed 1t
has been estimated that at 1,t 5000 persons were
killed outright, and many wounded. The condi
ton Of these places is described rong most horrible.
the dead being left unbured "a, ruins most OF the
survivors fearing repetition Of tie shock having
abandoned the and only few remaining TO take
care OF the wounded and dying Owing 10 the heat OF
the weather the dead bodies decOmposed and a
dreadful stencil prevailed causing much sickness among
tLOs- no unable to get away There IS arO uuc1
sickness resulting from exposure 10 the Deht az, .nd
r-uch suffering and death among the wounded arising
fOm ATTACKS of Ockjaw, peculiar 10 thht CLIMATE h!tre
slightest wtnd, with Tie greatest
terminates fatally from that cause.
The Committee further state that whatever can Dc Sc
cured will be AqIeo PARA. President u the state
OF -aatandcr United States OF Colombia, and the Ancri-
can Consul Of MaracaLs, r. G. Jutting. and r. ALVIN
Riede German Consul of Cucufa. 70 distribute ainoDS
the relief OF tho sufferers are 10 De sent 10 Inc
following persons: E. PAY ensted CO.. No 81 Exchange
place; Maitland, Phelps Co, No - Exchanse-2iaee
I.yliella, No. - Piuost.
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FtRgWELL DINYER TO GEORGE CLARKE

Mr.. George Clarke, who is shortly to sail for
Europe for prorscted professional VISIT was enter
t.ued last night at farewell dinner by lis feilownen-
brs of tho Itos Club The dale OF the entertainment
va. exed n week in advance Of Mr. Clarke's de-
narture in order TO make Ii fall on his thirty
nth birthday Forty fifty guests were present, nelnd-
ing a number OF actors, theatrical managers, dramatic
authors Ac The after dinner speaking Tas entirely In
formal and thoroughly enjoyable. Amcrg those called
upon were Mr. John Brougiam, Mr. Charles Gnyler Mr..
John r. Smith, tho Brooklyn manager Mr. Ceoil. DR..
Mcdonald, Harry Pslmer. and Others. Tho fest Vities
gsrs prolonged " late hour.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPC RI
WAR DEPARTMENT
OyYIcE OF IHE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ;
WAsHIsGrOs. Tuesday. June ~. ls75-l q. N.
sl,1nnsis Nnr The unsi tipenl v fOIr hOury.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYYIcE OP The GRIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHIsGTOS. Tuesday. June 20. 1871 g. n.y.
synopsis for the past hceBfV tour hours
The barometer has risen over the Middle and
Eastern states with southwest to north winds, and
cooler, partly cloudy weather.
Southwest TO southeast winds. cool cloudy, or partly
cloudy weather prevail in the south Atlantic states, and
from the Gulf to the OHIO Valley
Stationary barometer. northeast 10 sOuthery winds.
cool parity cloudy and clear weather over ae lakes and
the Northwest.
The rivers have risen at LeavenwOrth, keOklk, and
Memphis, and fallen al Cincinnati AID 81. Louis.
Personalities.
For the Eastern and Middle sotcs rising barometer.
southeast 10 east rinds, cooler. clear ard partly cloudy
ccn0er and occasional RAIN The Htdde Hdite coast.
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States
stationary rising barometer, south TO southeast
Winds partly cloudy, cooler weather, and occasional
rain. -
In the Western Gulf States. the Ohio Valley. and Ten
nessee stationary pressure and temperature variable
Winds mostly southeast, clear and partly cloudy
weather
ror the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
and the lakes stationary falling barometer, northeast
southeast winds higher temperature except on the
lower lakes aud clear partly cloudy weather.
The Lower Missouri. the Lower Ohio, and the Central
Mississippi will rise slightly.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
DISASTROUS STORM IN HUNGARY.

HEAVY FALL OF HAIL AT BUDA-PEsTH-MANY HOUSES
1oopyD AND pgsTRoYED-FIyE HUNDRED IN
HADITANTS MISSING.
LONDON. Tuesday. June 30. 1s75.>
A dispatch from Buda-Pesth to The Standard says
q furious thunder storm passed over that city to-day
The lightning was incessant, and hail fell in such
quantities that the roofs Of the houses and the sur
rounding hills were covered two feet thick with ice
The waterfall was extraordinary. Tor
ents swept through the streets OF Buda
carrying men. vehicles, and everything NOV
able down into the river. Many houses
were suddenly flooded and destroyed before theii
inmates could escape. Five hundred Of the inhabi-
tants are missing and at least 100 have been drowned
or killed by falling walls All the railways are In
terrupted.
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The Equitable Life Assurance society. No 100 BrosA
way prepared make Loans boud and mortgage %
FIRST class dwellings In NewYork and Brooklyn
Principals Will be furnished with forms and fun inormatoA
and their facilitated without charge except legal eD
men for examir Of title society also hs
moot desirable rins Of poces upon selected hyes including
the Toatine savings Plan by which, during the
years surplus accumulated greater than BY s
heretofore pacced Tho Society has asse OF twenty eight
millions Of dollars and has cssh annual income Of t1n wS
Lions Of annual business during tho pss
ve years GA greater than that Of 0h
Company.
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CREEDNOOR COMMENTS ON THE IRISH MATCH.
While the waiting for their turn to shoot Or
after they had shot, they would collect in small squads
along the line and discuss the great match which Ia to
take place to-day upon the other side OF tho Atlantic
They feel very confident that the American Team viii
only make very creditahe but carry on the
larrls in the match Major Fuons great OF Sat
uray when he placed IL Of the IS bullets into the
bulls eye at range OF 800 yards, brought out hign
praises for the champion OF the American Team.
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HenIfh In CaDif3l.

Who can doubt III Do We not every Gay see the vofou
pushing fortune, and the feeble and
brain beogged tsrying by the way Health gives energy,
vim. What a healthy mind conceives, healthy bo1y -
prompt Difficulties which deter the invalid alto
gcther the vigorous urnOunt, AT bound II 20 wOd
be successful rst he healthy The Initial step h %
taken toward arriving at that condition Is Ia rally the ps
Of As Of dfcayDg vital loHe
HOsTRrTERs STOMACH BIrIERs be justly recomme ed
In preference all other toics It's r10iy An IN
yIgorant the subject OF daily demonstration But ~ x
more than simple recup-rant Of physical strength
prompt remedy bodily Irregularities particularly o tDs
stomach bowels aud yor and reliable preventive Of A
dies Asma impure and exhauS
ton, the bad effects OF which h Invariably countcrscs
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NORTH HADLEY BARELY ESCAPES EXTINCTION

SPRINGFIELp, Mass, June 2S.-The village
of North Hadey hampshire County, was visited last
night by fire, which destroyed the lumber and grst
mills of L. " Granger and the store OF 8. +. Cooley
Crangers loss il 80 900: insured for $1,000 Cooieys
loss il 5000. with insurance OF S2,3oO strong
wind prevailed time aud nearly every house Ia tlo
village caught fire. They were, however, saved.
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5peeial Notices.

De.hier's Pills surest and safest remedy for Chh
sndF and Malaria.
~b. rsy all styles dry dry sweet pale
pale eolen, and All grsde from az " siz pc
gallon light golden old i'm Ortaon the best alue
la New-York NJ the IS 50 gallon. d. g. XIX
n. u.
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COMPARATIVE STRENGTH OF THE Compel
ITORS.

CAPACITIES or sONK WHO WILL IN THE IRISH
IRAM-COSRiDEScE IN The POWER or TIKI
AMEaCANs-soNE or THg SHOOTING AT CREED
MOOR AND DOLLYMOUST.
In the first match between the American
and Irish teams. which took place at Crcedrnoor
sept 70. 1874. and which resulted Ia . victory for
the American Team tho score 934 10 931.
Oa account Ut tho clessDeSs Of chs contest
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FAILURE OF ANOTHER ENGLISH FIRM

LONDON, MOnday june =, l-Io
Edmond Jones g. Co.. East India merchants
and agents OF the Government. have failed with
liabilities estimated at S7JO.00O.
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CATTLE MARKET.

PHIADE June 28-Beef cattle duh this week,
aboat thu last quoted 3lO0 head
arrived and at SGrc for Extra Pennsylvania and West
6lsd7c for fair TO good do. and sa8c tor
common a. Ia quality.
-HEEP lower 10000 head arrived and sold at
4fJ 20. v 4 gross o condition
HOGs unchanged $500 head sold at sll ISL 90 100
net
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Taken Internally, DIR. PIeRCEs COMPOUND Extract %
SMASH MAEK FRPlEk relieves, almost instantly,
pain In stomach bowels, and spasnls Iber~
nothing that compares with Tor DaIheA Dj ssn,ery
Cholera Cholera Morbus sod externally is In al
able boh and beast IL the peoples ir1cnd
and all should keep with them In fact conveniently near
that they their hand IL IN ns DARK need 10 IL
IL III al dealers u