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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

hAo
The Board met in regular session,
four members present, and Mr.. Baker IA
the chair. Z
A communication from r. NJ. Shoe
maker, President of the Consolidated
Street Railroad Company, was received.
asking that the Board accept Elm streef
from Liberty street to McMicken aF.
enue, as the conditions OF the ordinance
requiring the same to be improved IA
ns5quence of the extension Of Route
No. 8.
On motion the street was accepted.
A petition signed by owners OF pro2s
erty bounding and atuLting on GreeA
street, Logan street, Elm street any
Campbell alley, Thirteenth Ward, ask.
ing That new catch basin be constructs
ed on. the northeast corner of Green
to the Engineer. !
The following, from His Honor Mayor
g. W. G. Johnston, was referred 10 the
Committee on improvements:
sOctober 16, 1875. 4
"GENTLEMEN-I desire to call your &c
tention to what is known as Mulberry!
street, located between Elm and Plum
aud extending from Third to Pearl street.
The said street is twenty feet wide, and
is now encountered by wagons, b0Kess
&c. would sug sest that the same be
improved by grading and paving, as "
will prove Of great value as a means 0t
exit and entrance 10 and IRON Peari-
street Markel.space, thus relieving the
crowded travel TO and from the railroad
depot. 1 respectfully ask your consi1lA
Grafton OF the same.
"Respectfu!ly, yours,
sc. W. Z. JOHNSTON, Mayor"
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Third Edition
FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
The situation in south Carolina.

The Situation in South Carolina.
WASHINGTON, October 16,-Attorney
General Taft had a short consultation
with President Grant Saturday evening
and another Of longer duration Sunday,
relative to the situation of affairs In
South Carolina and the demand OF Gov.
Chamberlain for the assistance of Fed
eral forces to protect The State from do
mestic violence. The result OF both con-
sultations was simply an exchange Of
opinion in the case.
There Is delegation Of conservative
citizens of South Carolina in Washing
ton watching the progress OF events re-
lating to the action of the General Gov
ernment on the demand OF Gov. Cham.
berlain.
They have in their possession the tes-
timony OF a large number Of the best
people of the State, white and colOred, in
cluding many prominent Repub leans, to
the effect that the allegations contained
In Governor Chamberlain's recent proc
lamation about domestic violence are
untrue. This testimony Is prepared to
present to the President. Major Lewis
Merrill, OF the Seventh Cavalry, has
been ordered to duty in South Carolina,
in command Of cavalry squads in cer-
| tain districts.
Fourteen military posts have been re-
Gently established in the State. Gener-
ais Hampton and Butler have recon-
mended to rifle clubs throughout the
State that they disband and re0rganize
as Democratic Clubs without arms.
This advice is being generally followed.
The State Democratic Committee Of
South Carolina, through its Chairman,
has called upon Senator Robertson TO do
justice to his constituents, and present
the truth to President Grant relative 10
the situation in the State. In reply
Senator Robertson says: II shall ex
plain truthfully to the President the
real status Of the people l have the
honor to represent, as understand lt.'
Secretary MOrriIps
friends assert that he will enter the
canvass as the opponent Of Mr.. Blaine
Tor the long term Senatorship OF Maine
Company X, Thirteenth Infantry
has been changed from post at Holly
Springs to Columbus, Mississippi.
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Killed by the Tram.

PHILADELPHIA, October 16.-About
O'Clock last evening D.. Cassett and
Robert Robertson, both residents OF
Canada, ON their way to visit the Gen.
tennial, were standing ON the platform
of a car attached to the train from Bur.
falo on the North Pennsylvania Rad,
and when near Jenkintown, as the train
was rounding a short curve. both men
were thrown off Cassett was instantly
killed and Robertson died on the way to
the Episcopal Hospital. Both bodies
were taken charge OF by an undertaken.
The Coroner held an inquest this morn
ipc
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Charles Sedgwick Hunt,
SNOW AND WIND STORMS
Old Winters First Swoop.

NEW YORK, October 16.-At an early
hour this morning the weather became
quite cold, with high wind, accompanied
but it soon disappeared under the warm
rays OF the sun.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., October 16.-Snow
fell here yesterday morning to the depth
OF two inches.
BOSTON, October 16-Suow fell here
and in various parts OF New England,
north and east OF here, Saturday night
to the depth OF three inches or more.
QUEBEC October 16.-A severe SNOW
storm occurred Saturday evening. The
street cars stopped running. At Ottawa
the snow is six inches deep.
WASHINGTON, October 16-There was
slight TALL OF snow here Saturday morn
ing.
CHICAGO, October 16.-During the last
three days storms on the lakes have
been very severe. Several vessels put
out from port, and, after proceeding
about one hundred miles, were COM
PEELED to return again, owing to heavy
winds and rough weather. Lumber ves-
sells are having hard time of it, their
deck cargoes being swept away, and
some of them arriving with three feet
of water in the hold. Many accidents
are reported, and among them the prob
able loss of the propeller Maggie Hun
ter, of O5wego.
Fragments of wreck have been found
north OF here, and it is believed by some
that the vessel has been lost with all on
board. She was under the command of
Captain Nixon.
The schooner Typo soughs shelter be-
hind the Manitous during recent gale,
but could not get anchor fastenings.
She signaled for help, aud was answered
by the propeller City Of Madison; how
ever, in trying to get hawser the
Madison and Typo collided, causing
both vessels "a loss of about $500 piece.
NEW YORK, October 16.-The ther-
mometer this morning indicated thirty
eight degrees. Reports from distant
points of the country show that the
storm OF Saturday night was not local,
having started as far west as Dakota,
and continued in southeast direction
across the continent. The thermometer
in Bismarck, D. T., marked eight degrees
yesterday morning. In Chicago 20, De-
troit a. Boston 81, Buffalo %, Philadel.
phia 81, Vicksburg so.
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clothing carried away. Henry HenE-
ner, a partner of the deceased, was ar
rested.
The question of allowing the Main
Exhibition Building to remain perm a.
nently in Fairmount Park was again
discussed at some length Saturday. lt
was agreed to appoint a Committee to
meet the citizens, and the Committee
and Centennial Committee Of Councils
to further discuss the matter. The con-
ference meeting Of the Committee Will
be held next Tuesday.
Cadet Midshipmen W. r. King, of
Georgia; f. B. Parsons, MASSACHUSETTS; /;
George A. Scott, Indiana; j. f. Lecby,
New York, and W. w. Russell, Mary
land, have been dismissed from the
Naval Academy for refusing to tell who
hazsd the plebs. The expelled students
refused to testify to save other students
from being expelled for hazng, tor W0lch
there is the additional penalty OF being
cashlered. Expelled cadets may be re-
instated. A cashiered hazer can not.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage Licenses were
issued since our last report;
john Speigel and Anna Rsber.
julius Greyer and Amelia Aeiuinger.
YIN. Winchester and Neil Murrel.
VIM. Holt and Josephine Holiday.
w. #. Cook and Emma A. Crosby.
Dietrich Ebbers and Mena NOlte.
G. 2. Slocomb and Hqnnah A. Hebberd.
Jacob Best and Louisa AornberEer.
George Moore and Lucy Loehr.
Martin White and Katie Stanford,
Joseph Leveque and Bridget Layery,
Jos. Schafer aud Sal!ie I. Kim.
8. Purdy and Luoretia Campbell,
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT
Report of the MilliOnaire's Death
Promptly COntradicted.


NEW YORK, October 16-11 A. NJ
Commodore Vanderbilt has just died.
NEW YORK, October 1912 M.-The an
nouncement of the death of Commodore
Vanderbilt was premature. At 2:3O
o'clock the following message came from
his physician: "Contradict the report
of the death Of Commodore Vanderbilt.
He still lives, is improving and much
better than last night"
NEW YORK, October 16-3 P. MIN
answer to a telegram sent to Wander
bits residence Messrs. David & Free
man, brokers for Commodore Wander
bilt, have received the following from
the Commodore himself:
81 am alive and doing well; better
than l have been in many months.
sc. VANDERBILT"
There is much indignation among
Stockholders over the hoax.
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Police Court.

Miscellaneous-Henry Kenealy, bur.
glary, bound over; Rose Arnold, rob.
berry, continued to October 10; Bernard
Brady and Frank. Welsh, burglary,
bound over; Martin Balm, cutting with
intent to kill. continued TO October "a:
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He is anted.

Col. Ira Wood is in receipt Of the fol-
lowing dispatch from Rushville, Ind:
"Arrest VIM. Waddle, aged forty-fve
years, five feet nine inches, slim built,
scar on the nose, one crooked finger,
heavy mustache and chin whiskers.
Kidnapped Nancy Weaver, aged four
teen years, poorly dressed, sun-bOnnet.
Went to your city last evening on 4:40
train, G., II. u d. Il. II.
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Frank. sturgis & Co., metal and tin
plate merchants, known also as the
Chicago Stamping Works, located at 70
TO 76 Lake street, Chicago, suspended
payment q few days ago, and to-day
ties are from s4oO,o00 to $500, 900, and as
sets comparatively Insignificant, being
chiefly iucumbefed real estntA,
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For POnerOy,

THIS DAY, 1GSh, at p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
IT, n OHIO No. 4. Pres. Lodwick, Master.
faaS5sss-fI Freight received at all hours on
Esssr'iAsaAnA WI harf- boat foot or Broadway. w.
Honshell, superintendent.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
Will Walk Him.

NEW YORK, October 16.-In reply to
the challenge of the Boston champion, =,
George Avery, to walk any man in
America two hundred to five hundred
miles, W. E. Harding, Of this city, &C.
cepts, and says he will make "a mate b
to walk Avery fifty, seventy-fve, one
hundred miles or more, and will walk
him In three, four or five weeks in this
city.
Charles Sedgwick Hunt,
a welI-known journalist, died at his
residence, in this city, yesterday, of in
fiammation OF the brain, following upon
complication OF disorders, from which
he had long suffered. Mr.. Hunt was for
some years connected with the Tribune,
but lately was attached to the editorial
staff OF the Times. He was vigorous and
lucid as a writer, and as man singu-
larly mild aud retiring, pure in manners
and conversation.
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For ChilO.

DAILY, at p. NJ,
~ IA, CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, s. Nor
ssS!ssgsSI gan, Master. Freight received at
saska..1sH all hours on Wharf-boat, foot OF
Walnut street,
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For HUNTINGTON.

THIS DAY, 10Th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
f..;s :. The G. & o. Il. X. packet FLEET
IIfAtsssssgs7S WOOD, 5. Il. Campbell, Master.
sss<ssszazaza Freight received at all hours on
Whari-Doat, foot Of Broadway. w. Honshell,
Superintendent,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WOODS THEATER.

Engagement Extraordinary for one week
only, commencing MONDAY, October IS,
MISS ANNA f.. DICKINSON, who will
appear in her new play, A CROWN OF
THORNS, supported by d. Macauley and the
entire company.
Next week-5alsbury's TroubadoursJ
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For New Orleans.

11th, at p. NJ, POSITIVELY.
~ ATHOS. SHERLOCK, Lew. Hates.
II III Master. Apply on board. or to Capt.
AsRzs'zsaisss2 Lew. Kates, on 'Change
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Wheeling,

THIS DAY, l6th, at z. NJ. POSITIVELY,
f5% h EMMA GRAHAM, }. N. William
son, Master, Apply on board or to
1a'<a a's'sen W. S. Getty, ], Z. Dorman & Co.,
j. Cunningham, j. s. Robinson, Agents.
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DIED.

PHILLIPS-This morning at 4:4O, at the res
idcnce OF william Lewis, No. Ia Eleventh
street, COvington, Annie Phillips
Funeral services this evening at 1880, after
which the remains will be taken to Oak Hill :,
jackson County, for nterment. The friends
OF the deceased, and Of the above family, are
invited to attend
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Lost.

T OST - KITTEN - October 10, a be autful
i pure Maltese kitten, female, four months
old; a suitable reward will be paid if eturAed
to 269 West Seventh street 13-3t
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For CarrOlltOn,

MONDAY. WEDN NEsDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. NJ,
HsF h LOUIS A. SHIRLEY, Samuel Hill =
k;sfsSSgsSf dreth, Master Apply on board. or
asAzsd-<H22 to Z. w. Gorrlnge, Agent, ~ Vine
street.
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For Arkansas River.

18th, at 5 P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
EsF MDAVID SINTON, Til. Stridcr,
!.sf#s8aa Master. Apply on board, or to Geo.
Il iSSSszzss Charter, Agent.
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FOR SALE.

T@oR sALE-COAL LANDs-7O0 acres, at
4 Weliston, jackson County, Ohio, at a
3. q S. Il. Railroad. Address S. F. ROCK.
Box l03, thillicothe, Ohio H-4t
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 18th, at s P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ =, the U. s. Mail Line Steamer UNI
i-faAssss55ssse TED STATES, Ben N. Merrlelees,
GzaSEzazs1ts4 Master Freight received at ali
hours on Wharf boat, foot of Vine street. Il.
NJ. Wade, Superintendent
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NTED---M1scg1LANEoUs

M TANTED WAREHOUSE Suitable for
w wholesale liquor business. Address,
ewing location, rent &c, Lock box ! ,l60, city.
l3. 81
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wANTED---SITUAT ATIoNs.

XNT ANrED -SIrUATION-By a No. COOK
w and laundress with good reference. APP
MY at 50 Ludlow street. 1886
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SNTANTED - SITUATION - AS cook in a
w frst-ciass family in the city. Apply at
SEast Eighth street, between Main and Syca-
more, 1926
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M ETANTED-WORK In or out Of the city;
wv experienced in wood working machinery.
Esn give best CITY reference. CAL or address
b, 563 West Sixth street, lG-4t
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fETANTED - SITUATION - By middle
w AGED woman. TO do plain housework
rity OF country. Apply at 81 Richmond street,
vest OF Plum. ID 81
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NNT ANTED - SITUATION = As salesman
w for a grocery house; have a good trade
ss ablished and can furnish best Of references
flOm present employers. Address Lock box
ASH, Richmond, 1ndiana. 1886
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VAI ANTED-SITU drug man
w ulacturer's solicitor with samples, on
eommission; twenty yearS wholesale expe-
6ience. Address Box :73, City Post-oifice.
l3-4G
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M ANTED TO BUY AND SEIL-Mne =
w ais, Fossils, Coins Indian Relics, Sea
Seefls, Coral, nc. (Scnd stamp for Com Price
Mst) MERGERS Natural History store III
~ est Sixth street. oc1l But
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M TANTED = SITUATION - BY a young
w man Of experience, on small place in
the suburbs, as coAchmau, and to make him.
self useful. about the place. Address No. 25
Fillmore street. 1886
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w ANTED - SITUATION - By young
w man that thoroughly understands the
drug aud prescription business; Will work
cheap. Address PALLADIUM Lock-boX
10, Portsmouth, Ohio. l6-5t
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HhTANTED - SITUATION - By a young
w mnn Mt clerking; has had live years. ex-
peYicnce; best Of reference Address WORK,
BOX S5 Brookville, Indiana. 1886
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VNTANTED = SITUATION AS leading or
w juvenile lady in a travelling company;
also to sell splendid manuscript OF Two Or
Longworth street, Cincinnati, Ohio. 1885,
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HNT ANTED-rO EXCHANGED cords of
w wood, beach and sugar tres, for pine
3Iunber. Address WM. ROTTEN HOBFkR,
Plainvlie, Hamilton County, OHIO l2-St
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NEI ANTED - SITUATION - By young
w girl with references, for general house
work or nursing in a small family Address
ANNA s., Commercial Office. 1876
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NNTANTED - -SIrUArION-As coachman,
w by II good driver: able to do anything on
GcntlGman's place; gJod reference Address
\. Y. X, l4l Gutter street, for two days. 49, 1t
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VNTANTED-SITUA ATION-An elderly gen.
Wv tleman, we'll acquainted in South Caro-
lima aud Virginia, desires situation as trav-
ding salesman for some wholesale house Of
this city; large salary no OBJECT, but main
ieaance. Address RGINIAN. Commercial
sflice. I6.4t
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VA TANTED - SITUATION = BY native
w Kentuckian, to travel for some CONNER
siai house in Kentucky Address A. Il. HOOD
W ARK, Cincinnati Post 0 lice, ID st
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VNTANTED-sITUAT boy of Is,
w as clerk; writes good hand, and can
post books in single entry; references il de-
sired. Address RICHARD l.. LEESON, Mat
amora, Indiana. l3-4t
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NSes WANTED BUY YOUR HATS or
.I MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth ST. jyl6-u

ATANTED-TO INYEST-Some money il
w a good light business already estab.
Eshed. Address GOOD, this Office. ocll-6t*
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AN7AN GED--LOCATI a first -cl as S
w provision. grocery and fancy notion store
iH y growing town that ncods such an est ab-
EshmenJ, with good room and central location;
Rlerences gwen and required. Address BEL
MONT, care II. NJ. Green e Co., Cambridge, o.
1886
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
PROSPERITY IN THE WOOL TRADE.

REVIVAL OF MANUFACTURING AND ADVANCE IN
PRICES
A marked indication that the revival in
business observable is not spasmodc ia furnished
by the fact that the Improvement in one branch Of trade
Is systematically governed by the revival Of another
The wool business which during recent years has SUI
fered under general depression and inactivity, has
caught the impulse OF other industries, and those
gagged in dealing In wool filed with the same conf
dence be noticed in other branches Of trade In April
and May ofths year the wool market very much de
pressed, and very little foreign material was imported
because wool commanded much higher price In Europe
than could be obtained for II In this country At that
time great Rulnber OF the wooden mills had stopped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
CASE 10.

L. an orphan girl IS years Of age ymghato smpsra;
evident cOnsumptys dahess hei sister ad ucd OF
The Sease In October with splitting OF blood oOuRh
night pains In the back sreplessness no appetite
pulse small aud yaFiable catamenA had
not ceased well formed thinks she Las not long 10 hye
examination dulIess the right side front aud
respiratory murmur percepuble rAtpng sounds on
the left sue appetite moderate.
cnt so prompt astOnis all who her Rnd who
given her but Few months W nHc Al the syptOA
Yaniahed II by enchantmenl
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CASE l75.
n ba.h,d A cough for ak months

Madame the D. has had cough Tor six montns
grly very feeble night cats no appetite
puso rapid very nervous and irritable fSrcas
on aud ascutauOn furnished positive evidence OF le n
DISQUALIFICATION. Had been under no treatment except barley
water and sedatvcs Prescribed ten grains OF the BypOphOs
mites The showed considerable improvement Our
DAYS later principal symptoms were not only diminished
altogether After fortnight tie lidy
was c0npeey restored there no appearance hat
an hal cen : seriously H.
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RESULTS IN 800 CASES OF CONSUMPTION.

Dr. OF Staten Island reported that no medicine no
had ever us Ia the Of Consumption and funo
nary had produced anything like the same favorable
IrcsuIt, a. wINCHEsTEEs HYPOPHOsPHITEsO FLIhE
AND SODA. He says;
Formerly patents fingered from six 10 eight months ana
tgn droynr Oh now under tie OF ts remedy they
get we'll is few days there taEes place gen
all tue syupomAthe cough Slows easy
night the darthca ~ checked ana Use sp
follows Increase OF hcsh iu,i
srrng h. aud hcalthfu Nyacly aud che"rulhtss OF sts
xhlrh nave never any other medicine produce
out OF ali ca treated duTiug period OF
numbering thau 900 OF 81 Whch nave per
bonal knowledge, can report but SIX failures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
CoNsUMPTIoN.-one CAUSE! One CURE
A POSITIVE, RADICAL AND UNDoUBTED
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.

We invite attention TO the following testimonials from emil
pent physans which To be amply sufficient to con-
vince an VINO are open 70 conviction Of the unsurpassed Ell
eacy Of wINCuEsTERs HYPOPHOsPHITEs OF LIME
AND SODA In the treatment Of CONSUMPTION and Pull
tn0uary diseases.