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TOWN AND CITY CONTESTS.
FLUSHING.

FLUSHING, l.. l., April s, 1876.
The election at Flushing, I. l., Tuesday, resulted
In tho following democratic ticket being elected For
Supervisor, T. A. Lawrence; Town Clerk, f. 7.
Whiting; Justice OF tho Peace, Anthony Miller; for
Excise Commissioners Isaac Poole and Darius Banks
The law and order ticket was defeated.
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Professor D. C. Gilman, President Of the Johns Hop.
kns University arrived last evening al the ST. James
Hotel Rev. DR.. G. c. McCabc, OF Chicago - staying
at the 81 Denis Hotel Colonel Thomas j. TreadwslL
United States Army and General William b. Tbbits,
Of Troy arc quarscrcd the Gisey House. Professor
Benjamin PIERCE, OF Harvard College, snd Frederick
Guilford, general freight agent OF tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, is at tho Hoffman House.
Professor Fairnan Rogers OF Philadelphia, Is regis
tered AZ the AIbcmaric Hotel Colonel H. s. McComb 81
Delaware, and r. c. Bailey, OF Concord, y. H.. have
arrived At the Fifth Avenue Hotel Judge H. Sturgcs
OF Coopcrstown, ~ ", stopping At tho sturtevaus
House. General John {. Robinson, Of Blnghamton,
residing at the Coleman House Colonel Robert H.
Hail. OF West Point Is among tho late arrivals ~ the
81. James Hotel
BULLETS IN BATTLE ARE NOT MORE PER-
ous 20 lie than spring soashs and eods Lhe only sure
PiKK's ToorHAcmk Drops cure In ono minute.
RUpTURED MAN, WEARING THE NEW SILK
ELAsro THuss. sold only By ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY.
$50 Broadway reaches perfect aud permanent
A REGULAR s. HAT, 81 70; SILK HATS, 81 81
worth - - New Church 81. mp stairs
A-THE WEAK, THE WORN AND THE WEARY
should take PrRrvS ssnrr u gives strength and vigos
CORSET WHICH Is HEALThFuL As WELL
IIsALra coasKr. sept 1853 Brcadway.
LEA PERKINS,
hths only oExurxD
wcacxSrEnsnsaE SAUCE
NEW PUBLTCATION3. = -
Ru Y, j.6l RDsAx-A
Complete IN this weeks Arse6isa4
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THE FINAL RETURNS FROM CONNECTICUT
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN THE LEGISLATURE.
HARTFORD, April s, 1876
Election returns from nearly every town in the State
make the total Of the state 9s 645 OF which Rob-
inson trepL has IS 621 Ingerso tdcm) ST. 145 Smith
uemperancel, 1905, and Atwater (greenbackl l,y14
Tho Senate stands Is democrats 10 republicans, and
the House loo democrats, 81 republicans indie
pcndents The democratic majority on joint ballot
Is 81 against ~ last year.
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SPAIN.

THE NATIONAL SENATORIAL REPRESENTATION
cARLIsr MEMENToEs
MADRID. April S, 1875
Tho Committee on tho Constitution propose to in
crease the number OF Senator'S to three hundred
cAREIsr
is reported that Carlist dopots OF still exist
In Biscay.
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SKETCH OF PARA.

SKETCH OF PARA.
PARA, or, ~ stherwise known, Belcm, IL the capt.
tai city OF the province OF Grao Para II Is seaport
and is situated on the Bay OF Guaiara. At
tho mouth OF tho estuary Of tho Rio Para
II has population of about $780, about
oncnnth Of whom arc slaves Francisco Cal
deira Costello Branco was tho founder of tho city,
which was begun In 1915 In the Empiro OF Brazil
Para ranks tho fourth city in commercial import
ancc. II Is remarkable for the magnncence OF iis
numerous public cdidccs among which tho cathedral
church Of Sac Joao Baptsa and the Governors palace
arc most celebrated. Tho dwellings are principally
built Of stone and and handsome in appear
ance. The streets. though laid out with geometric
regularity ill-paved and mry There Is
new and an old city, tho former being
shaded by palms and mangaburas, which line tho
long horoughfares. Tho buildings and every inhnbi-
tant, when out OF doors, are during the season.
discoorcd BY the red dust which tho prevailing high
winds sweep from the surface Of the street and drive
through the air. There several forts in the harbor
which, although deep enough for all vessels, dif-
cult OF access Para 10 surrounded by fertile coun.
try, which yields abundant crops India rubber to tho
value IF So 600 900 exported annually. Its imports
during each year 10 about So 600 900. IL is
predicted that Para will become, in few years. the
principal commercial city in Northern Brazil Nine
INES OF steamers ply iortnignuy between u ana the
Upper Amazon, and two lines OF steamships call
monthly from Europe and one on the voyage to and
from New York.
Para can boast Of benenccnt public institutions,
among which extensive library and reading
room, botanic garden, university and yceum, nu.
merous public schools. half dozen banks the
atre
Tho climate IL not unhealthy, although certain mall
adics is said, induced by Of the Of the
city wells.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, April ., 1876
The river an inch, and is now thlrtyfour feet
and eleven inches, or half inch above the Hood Of
1874 and eleven inches above that Of last August and
the general impression among river Is that ii Will
rise foot more, which Will put It above tho highest
water known.
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innaotantS Oh the bnaCS ubbrct Oh bosnia nave re-
vo,cd The rebels checrsd for tho Emperor OF Austria
They have been joined by some Mohammedans and
have captured quantity ofpowder.
RUSSIAN BLOW AGAINST THE INTERESTS OF
THE ssIcK MAN"-AN OMNIBUS HINT con-
CERSING THE SEASON FOR WAR.
LONDON, April O. 1874
The Russian rclegraphic Agency publishes the fol.
lowing-Despte the happy conclusion Of an armstice
the general situation OF Tho Oriental question has
rather been aggravated Tho Porte rclapsod
activity leaves the European Cabinet work for
peace without aiding them by the application OF
reforms On the other hand the revival OF Mohammc-
dan fanaticism is announced. The recent OF
inassacrcs OF Christians confirmed The Christians
calling for reprisals and 5000 insurgents have
entered tho districts OF Bihacs and Travnik.
All these incidents tho because they
occur at tho beginning Of spring.
ENGLISH INTERPRETATIONS OF THE RUSSIAN REMARKH
Tho Times Paris correspondent points out tho special
gravity of the above statement tho dispatches Of
the Russian Tclegraphc Agency always strictly In
keeping with the opinions OF the Russian government
The OF this despatch seems TO show that Europe
will at last know the immediate object OF Russias
cent proceedings.
THE MoHAMMEDANs JOINING THE INsU2RKcIIoN.
LONDON, april 9. 1874
Tho Vienna despatch to tho Daily Nescs reports that
800 Mohammedans have Joined the instruction in tho
Bihacs district, and it IS feared the movement will
spread
THE HERzgGovrxAS TRUCE PROLONGED.
Tho truce in Herzegovina is prolonged to the 14th
inst
Conferences between Baron Rodich and the insur-
gents are proceeding
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DEBATE ON the Royal Titles bill 10 the effect that Rus
fias conquest OF rartary 10 vol known throughout
India and that the Queens assumption Of the title OF
Empress Of India wouId be received a sign Of our
determination 70 maintain our Indian empire"
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PRESS CRITICISM on prsnAEr1's sssRETroS.
LONDON April ., 1876
The Russian press severely cri,cisc Mr. Disrac'i's
remarks in the House Of Commons, March 20, on the
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sroPPAdE or TRAINS.
LITTLE Rock. April S. Is'

LITTLE ROCK, April s. 1S76
On account Of the overflow between Madison and
Memphis the through trains on that road
pcnded -Four trains a week will be run, connecting
with boats as Madison.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, April s. 1875
OF the thirteen Aldermen voted for yesterday tho
democrats elected SIX the republicans four ana the IN
dependents three. Tho latter arc also democrats or
tho nine school directors voted for the democrats
elected five and the republicans four. The peoples
charter ticket for frecholders has large majority
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Won MoLTKE..

IoxDoS, April q 1876
Berlin despatch TO the Daily Necs says tho re-
ports OF the impending retirement Of General Won
Moltkc are denied
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THE ENGLISH BOAT RACE.

THE LATEST BETTING IN Favor or THE CAM
BRIDGE UNIVERSITY CREW.
LONDON, April 5. 1876.
The betting to-day tho inter- University boat
70 Ave to two in favor Of Cambridge
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ST. JOSEPH.
ST. JOSEPH. No. ,

| ST JOSEPH, NO., April5, 1915
AZ the municipal election, yesterday the was
probably the largest poed here. Tho democrats
elected their Mayor and of their city ticket with
| three out OF four Councilmen.
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THE YELLOW FEVER AT RIO.
Rio JAyERo, April s, 1874
The ravagcs OF the yellow fever are increasing.
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PRoviDEScx. April S, 1874
The steamboa. Metropolis laid up In Newport Har-
Dor, was blown adrfs BY tho gallo. and went ashore
near the Poorhouse.
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TOPEKA.

TOPEKA, Kan, April 5, 1870
Al the city election. yesterday, the republicans
elected their Mayor, and probably all OF their CITY
ticket
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A B0NAPAKTIST MEMBER UNsEATED.
LONDON, April 8. 1875
The Paris correspondent Of the Times reports that
the Chamber OF Deputies has anuullod the election OF
N. Peyrusse, Bonapartst
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OUR NAVAL FLAG ABROAD

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BIZ CABLE. ]
LONDON, April 5, 1876.
The United States frigate Franklin has arrived at
Gibraltar.
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THE STORM.
TWENTY INCHES OF sxow--A DANGEROUS
rREsHEr ANTICIPATED.

rREsHEr ANTICIPATED.
Bosroy, April g. 1876.
Reports from all points north and east indicate that
tho storm OF yesterday the OF the season.
Snow fell in parts OF Name and New Hampshire TO tho
depth of twenty inches This morning thcrc not
n single telegraph wire working cast All have been
repaired o.day however II sudden thaw follows,
most disastrous frcshet must ensue Tho tides oday
are reported unusually HIGH and Old Orchard Beach
Name IL is feared and several summer cottages may
be swept away.
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PERU.

THE INTEREST ON THE BONDS or THE REPUD-
L1c-THE PRESIDENT ELECT ON HIS WAY TO
EUROPE.
HAVANA, April 5, 1875
President elect Prado. OF Peru, has arrived here
from Aspnwail on his way to England via New York
The object OF his journey Is to make agreement
with the holders OF Peruvian bonds in Europe by which
the payments Of interest in iuuro may DO placed
firm basia
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wINsLow's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. QUESTIONS
OF INTERNATIONAL LAw-'cHANGE CLOSES
DULL BUT SLIGHTLY UPwARp-sIR HENRY
HALFoRD REsIGNs-THE CAPTAIN OF THE
FRANcoNIA ON TRIAL.
LONDON, April S, 1875
The Times this morning, referring to the case OF
winslow, says:-"Aner two months from the date Of
his commttal winslow will be entitled to his dis
charge unless the judges hold that the events which
have occurred constitute sufficient TO the
trary within the meaning Of the twelfth section Of tho
Extradition act Whether Winsow is TO be given up
or not must depend upon whether the United States
government will or can arrange to restrict tho
charge upon which he Is tried SO as to
satisfy tho Extraditon act We can have no
wish TO give shelter to American criminals, but
OF course l,w must be obeyed by our own Exccu-
two and strong grounds would havo TO be shown be-
fore VIC should alter our law point where II has
been solemnly recognized by many treaties Tho
truth Extradition Treaty with the United States
is very insufficient Negotiations have long been CO.
ing for its improvement and It is TO be hoped that
the present complication will hasten this Mcewhile
il will be remembered that all NO ask Is reciprocity;
Tor already, by our own act could not try Eng
sh forger surrendered by the United States except
an extradtion crime which might be proved by facts
established In America II Is matter Of wonder this
question has not before but that II has been
raised would appear to have discre
tion In the matter"
CHANGE.
There is-forcnoon-consid siderable depression on tho
Stock Exchange to-day, and speculative securities
declining under pressure to SELL
Business on the stock Exchange closed at six r. NJ.
dull but the depression less marked than In tho
forenoon
RESIGNS FROM THE RIYLEs.
Sir Henry Halford has formally resigned tho cap
fancy Of the British National Rife Team.
CAPTAIN BAR.
Tho trial OF Ferdinand Kahn Captain OF the steamer
Franconia (which into and sunk the strathclyde)
on the charge OF manslaughter, commenced at the
Central Criminal Court IN London to-day.
THE APRIL TURF cRorDox-A WALK OVER
THE CHALLENGE
Al the Croydon April meeting to-day the Challenge
Cup was takcnsby Mr. Gomm's br. E. Congress, who
walked over.
RUSSIAN HOPE OF ENGLISH ADHESION TO THE
PRINCIPLE OF INTERNATIONAL RIGHTS.
LONDON, April o, 1876
The Standards Berlin despatch says Russia intends
10 reopen shortly the negotiations regard to tho
codacaton OF international rights in time OF war; and
hopes England will adhere to the amended proposals Of
tho Brussels Conference
THE LIVERPOOL DOCK LABoRKRs' STRIKE
ExDED-srEAMsHIPs DELAYED.
LIVERPOOL, April S, 1870
The strike Of the dock laborcrs has ended the men
resumng work on the old terms
Tho steamers England, OF the National limo, and
Nevada Of the Guon line. which to sail to-day
for New York, will be delayed until tomorrow.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record win show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twcny.four hours in CON-
parson with the corresponding date OF last year,
indicated BY the thermometer at Hudnurs Pharmacy.
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COLUMBIA, April s, 1870
John Agncw, brother Of The New York tea merchant.
has been elected Mayor Of this city. Seven OF tho
Council white conservatives for the FIRST time since
reconstruction. There Is great rejoicing.
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embarked once more amid q recurrence ofthe loyal
demonstrations They we're accompanied on board
by the authorities who only said farewell when tho
vcssel was ready to sail.
~ noon the Hevelius steamed away for New York
amid Parting salyos.
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Average temperature yesterday. 43h
Average Temperature for corresponding date last
year. ......."sssss..sss.s.sss..
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BOUND FOR NEW YORK.
Winslow's EXtraditiol Legal Points for In.
ternational Consideration.
RUSSIAN IRE ABOUT INDIA.
Raising the State of Siege
in France.

BETTING ON THE BOAT RACE.
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TURKEY.

BosNrANs IN REvoLT-CHEERINd FOR AUSTRIA.
LONDON, April 6, 1876
Vienna despatch TO tho Standard reports that the
inhabitants Of the Bhacs district Of Bosnia have
yotcd The rebels checred for tho Emperor OF Austria
They have joined by some Mohammedans and
have captured quantity ofpowder.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-09

San Marcos District-O. A. Fisher. pre-.
sizing elder; San Marcos station, John s.
Hiliett, X. ii. Belvin, superintendent; Sar
Marcos circuit, John B. Denton; Lockhsri
| and Prairie Lea circuit, w. J. Joyce; Sc.
gum. u. Harris; Gonzales circuit, w. II.
IL. Blggs; Blanco circuit, Fl. w. South
Mountain City circuit, J. w. Vest; Thomp-
sonville ciIcuIt, E. H. Holbrook; Perdina.
les mission, L. W. Harrison; Menard mis-
sion, to be supplied.
Corpus Christi District-A. F. Cox. pre-
siding elder; Corpus Christi station, c.. NJ.
Rogers; Rockport circuit, to be supplied
by d. M. Storall; BeevIlIe and Oakville.
Thos. G. Garrett; Goliaa circuit, II. G.
Horton; Helena circuit, w. G.. Cooke; La
garata circuit, <. G. Duval; st. Mary's mis-
sion. q. r. Shepard.
Victoria District-Adley A. Killough.
presiding elder; Victoria station, J. G. c.
Black; Texana circuit, A. G.. Nolen; Con-
crete circuit, j. w. Brown; Halletsville
circuit, j. f. Cook; Sandies mission, ]. ].
Honeycut; Leesville circuit, f. Y. Seals /:
boXVille circuit, N. W. Keith; Clinton
circuit ). W: DeVllbiss; Moulton circuit,
w. T. Thornberry.
Mexican Border District-A. Fl. Suther-
iahd' presiding elder; Corpus Christi mis-
"1Sion NouTlSueZi Oan Diego
mission, Doroteo Garcia; Rio Grande city
mission, @. a. ViyerO; Conception mis-
sion, Luciano Garcia; San Antonio r. mis-
sion, Jesus Acosta; Laredo mission, Santi-
ago Tefollo; Lodi and Greytown mission,
q. Paz; San Antonio city mission, ]. NJ.
Casanova; Hidalgo mission, T. Armend-
erez; Eagle Pass mission, Antonio Moline ;
brownsville mission, to be supplied.
James III. Tucker was transferred To the
Northwest Texas Conference.
Henry z. Bowen was transferred to the
Mississippi Conference.
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The French explorer, La Sale, landed in
Texas in 1850. He was murdered by one OF
his followers, March 20, 1857, near the
Nechcs river.
| The first attemp. at Spanish settlement in
Texas was made under Capt De Leon, who
was sent, 1889, to hunt out the French. On
the twenty-second of April he arrived at
Fort 81. Louis, previously erected by the
French near the mouth of the Lavaea river.
Here he subsequently established the Span
ish Mission of San Francisco.
In 1891, Spain appointed Governor and
sent soldiers to enforce his authority.
Prior to the Texas revolution of 1885 and
1885, Texas and Coahuila constituted a
Mexican State, with the capital at Saltillo,
in Coahuila.
San Antonio, in Bexar county, is the old
est city in the State-it was founded in
1893.
Goliad, in Gsliad county, and Nacogdo-
ches, the county seat of the same named
county, were founded in 1717
The Declaration of Texan Independence
was adopted March 2, 1885.
The constitution of the Republic of Tex
as was adopted March II, 1886.
The first government of the Republic of
Texas was represented in the persons of:
David G. Burnet, President.
Lorenzo de Zavala, Vice President.
Samuel L. Carson, Secretary of State.
b. Hardeman, Secretary OF the Treasury.
Thomas j. Rusk, Secretary of War.
Robert Potter, Secretary of the Navy.
David Thomas, Attorney General.
General Sam Houston was filst comman-
der-in-chief of the Texan army, and
achieved the complete overthrow of the
Mexican forces sent to subjugate Texas, at
the memorable battle of San Jacinto, fought
on the banks of the river of the same name,
April 21, 1886. To him, Gen. Antonio Lo-
pei de Santa Anna, the Mexican command
er-in-chief, and President of the Republic
of Mexico, surrendered himself and entire
army.
Texas was annexed to the United States
in 1915.
The population of Texas. in 1885. was
estimated at so, 900. In 1915, $50, 900. In
1850, by United States census, 2l2, 5g2. In
1860, census returns col, O39, and by the
census of 1870, S18, $40. Now it is believed
to be about one and half million, so great
has been the immigration during the last
year.
The population of Galveston, the princi-
pal seaport of Texas, is about 40, 900.
The population of Houston, the present
railroad centre, IS about % 600.
The population of San Antonio, the pres
ent military headquarters of the district of
Texas, is about 90, 1000
The population of Jefferson is about
10, 900; of Marshall 5000; of Dallas 90, 600;
(250, 900 as the figures are read by the peo-
pie of the place.; of Austin $1,000 The
two last named cities are growing more
rapidly than any In the United States, and
If the narrow gauge from Austin to Tampa
sas, Bolton and Brownwood be constructed
as proposed, the State capital will attract
each road starting from the gulf coast and
soon contain $4,000 or 100, 900 inhabitants.
1t has two railway routes south and cast, is
in the midst of rich and most beautiful
country having all the delights of summer
time by the sea with none of the malarial
evils that curse New Orleans. Char'e t IN
and Savannah.
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Methods, Appointments.

The West Texas Annual Conference Of
the u. & Church South, held al Seeuin.
October 81, with Bishop D. S. Doggets IS
President, made the following appoint.
moniss
san Antonio District James g. Walker.
presiding older; San Antonio Station. III
). Tnrail San Antonio city mission. ]. s.
Woola; Ciholo circuit. II. a. Graves. Ne.
dina circuit, 7. G. Woolls; Kerrville cir.
cniis A. ]. Potter; Bandefa missien. j.
kinesburys CvAide circuit. Jonathan r
Denton; Rancho circuis, afssk i. Rlaek
FloFesyiile ciscali. John E. vrrnor; sabi.
pal circuit U. I. Hin.
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MEDICAL.
Centaur
Liniinents.
The QuIekcst, Surest and Cheapest Rem.
edfes.

Physicians recommend and Fa,ri.rs declare that
no such remedies have before been in use
words are cheap but The proprieors of these articles
VIII present trlal bottles to medical gratis and
viii guarantee more RAPID and satisfactory than
have ever before been obtained.
The Oenta1r LInIment, white wrapper,
WI cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia Iumb1go sciatica,
CAked Breasts, Sore Nipples, Frosted Feet Chill
blains, Swellings, sprsins and any ordinary
FLESH, BONE OR MUSCLE ArLMEST.
IL VIII extract the poison of bites ami stings and
heal burns or scsld without LOck-jaw, Palsy
weak Back, Oak d Breasts, Earache Toolhqche Itch
ment
Henry Black. of Ads Hardin county, Ohio, SAYS:
Mywlfe hns had rheu matlsm for five years-n) rest
no sleep-could scarcely walk across the floor Shei
now completely cured by the use Of Cenaur Lint
Sonr wonderful medicine oar fricud-''
James Eurd of melville, Ohio says: THE Cen
taur Llnlment cured my neuralg ="
Alfred Tush, OF New York, writes: "Send me one
dozen bottles by express. 1he Ltniment has saved
my leg. l. want TO distribute il, etc.,
The sale OF thi Liniment IL increasing rapidly
The Centaur Liniment, Yellow Wrapper,
is for the tough skin, flesh and muscles of
HORSES, MULES AND ANIMALS
We have yer yet seen case Of Spawn, Sweeny
Ring bone, Wind gall, Scratches or Poll evil which
never but few cases which i would not cure
II VIII cure when anything can. 1t is folly spent
$O Tor Farrer when oHe dollars worth of Centaur
Liniment will do better. The following is q sample
OF the testimony prOduced:
- JEFFERSON, Mo-, November 16, 1873
Some time ago L was shipping horses 10 St Louis
got one badly crippled in the With great diff
Guilty got him to the stable Fourth Avenue. The
siabiekerper gave bottle Of your Centaur LiDi-
ment, which used with such that in two days
the horse was active and nearly well. have been
veterinary surgeon for thirty years. but your Linz
ment heads anything ever used.
A. J. M'CAkTY, Veterinary Surgeon
For postage stamp we will mail Centaur Alma
mac, containing hundreds OF ctrticates from every
State in the unien. These Linimcnls are now sold
by all dealers in the country.
LABORATORY OF j. B. RosE & Co.,
Dc Dey St., New York.