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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-23
RED RIVER,

NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER fplN
FORMATION COMPANY STEAMER
Mary Louise, Texas,
H. r. Bryarly. Lotus No.l
Col. A. l.. kouns. W. J. Behan.
In Belle. Belle Eoead
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l-..Ex.s.ax.e son, Upper He'd River, N|u1a
SxsE1ZeN Coushatta, Grand Ecors. Lls,st
dria and all way and plantation laniings-itst
ing New Orleans IA follows.
For Shreveport and Joffersen
Leaves WEbNES DAY April 20. atsp.m
Col. A. =. kouns Mart kouns, hasssf
]. II. kouns, clerk.
Returning leaves Shreveport TUEEDAlSM
FRIDAYS.
SATURDAYS boats going through To Jaenm
No wbariboat charges will be iaade % fskbI
consigned To the company nj the i1o;sih 4 III
River.
Forwarding freights consigned The cuDny
Mt New Orleans will BIS handed Tres u dfxyx
and commissions.
For freight or passage. atply On board y u
boats or ut the Dlfiee vi tbssegInpabY, NJ III
6ravier street. jos. 4. AIkLS, hMitH
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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-23

About five O'Clock last evening John
Colts, a member OF the New Orleans
Watchman's Association, accidentally
shot himself in the left thigh, at the cor
ner Of Poydras and Peters streets, while
printing his pistol. He was conveyed
20 his home on Fulton street, between
First and Second, where he received
surgical attention.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-23
THE rEHRENBACH CASE.
cor. Jas ). moons CROSS ExamivED


" ut ten o'clock yesterday morning by
Judge Woods.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-23

read entries ~ his wholesale liquor
dealers books Bought Of Mr.. Fehrcn-
bach April 4, 1874, % barrels highwines,
serial number Of packages, 4S2 to SOB.
Destroyed the stamps, yet recognizes
the stamps captured as those reported
cancelled. The entry Of numbers on
the books was made from memoran-
dums furnished by Fehrenbach. Mr..
Lambert, Mr.. Commagere's partner,
was given notice that he would be called
to the stand Monday. The court then
adjourning to Monday at 10 u. m.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-23

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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05
The Swedish SchOOlhOnSe.

The government of Sweden Inns erect
cd in tho Centennial grounds, situated
cast Of tho annex to Memorial hall, n
Swedish sclloolLouse. 1t is square
building, Quo story in height, is com.
posed Of light wood, stained, the
boards forming its sides being about one
half foot in thickness, the ends extend.
ing out several feet, and notched to fit
across, after tho same plOn used in tho
construction OF n log house. Over each
OF the doors md Mt the sides are gables,
giving to the building n pleasing archi.
tectural finish. The doors arc ~
ornate. They arc covered w;.n nickel
plated nails lew inches apart. Step.
ping witain, We pays through small
entry into the schoolroom. The windows
OF this are larger, admitting suiliciency
OF light, and the matter Of ventilation is
well looked after. Heat is supplied by
means of patent fireplace, which is
surrounded by q polished tile, which cx-
tends TO the ceiling. The desks are fitted
to accommodate but one person, and are
similar to those in use in our own
schools, rs are also the chairs, except
that the hitter have straight backs. The
walls aro covered with maps, charts and
drawing cards, while one corner is oc.
cupiod by a cabinet of natural curiosities
aud Minerals, and in another corner is n
small organ. The school is very COM
plete in NIL its details, and n Swedish
pelagogue has been sent over by The
government to look after this building
and to arrange the interior.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05
The Use of Drugs.

Tho providence Of secret indulgence
in pernicious drugs is discussed by the
London Daily NeirS: One circumstance
which should arrest any inclination to
take this easy view is the insidious char.
acter Of the tasto for opiates aud mar.
cotics. A mnn goes on consuming opium
for years, aud nobody, not even bis most
intimate friend, notices or suspects the
fact. II he visibly suffers from its Of.
fccts, thcyare pretty sure to be set down
kindly to some obscure mAlaly, and,
probably with perfect sincerity, tho sui.
fcrcr himself may take this view OF his
case. He is sure that bis doctor does
not understand his constitution; posi-
bly, he goes from one doctor to another
in n restless search after unattainaLle
health, and in pursuit OF one who faith.
oms and sympathizes with his peculiar
ail,nents. By.and.byc he meets some
physician WHO penetratcs tho real reason
of aIl the years of illness, and who I'M
masks the secret habit responsible for
everything. But unfortunately, in most
cases before this revelation takes place,
the appetite has become M irresistible
craving, tho will has become too feeble
and flNccid to contend with tho imperi.
GUS passion, and the discovery generally
comes too late to admit Of moral re-
formation.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05
Luck In lIOrseSllOcs.

A correspondent had his attention Mt.
tracted to IN engine ut a railroad depot.
In the caboose hung n rusty horseshoe.
"Oh, what use is that I" he n,kcd.
"None other" replied the fireman.
ethan that it is believed by MI firemen
and engineers that so long rs horse.
shoe is about M engine, no i'll luck can
attend it. You will find ono on every
engine on this road. and l will venture
to say that if you enter the engine room
of any of the large manufactures, you
will find n horseshoe somewhere about
it," at cannot be anything more than
an empty superstition" "Not at all.
We have had engineers on this road
WHO would not touch them, and some
thing always went wrong. They either
had accidents or were behind time, and
il it was not one thing it was another.
But ii you keep horseshoe about,
good luck will follow you NIL around"
Among til" colorcd people it is believed
to be n talisman of protection. It's re.
garded not only us good luck TO have n
horseshoe nailed over tho front door,
but that it will drive away witches, and
over the front door of tho domicile Of
nearly every colored person you will
find horseshoe, which is regarded by
the owner MS sacred.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05
4 Broken Hearted Race.

The spirit OF the red man is broken.
Ii any one else penned this sentence
previous to present date it was all right.
The spirit was broken quite spell ago,
and t was NIL right to say so.
The red man Of CANADA md Michigan
is no longer on the whoop. WHISKY,
plug tobacco mud the white mans old
clothes have taken all the fancy kinks
out Of his spinal column. He couldn't
see war path il there were forty under
his nose, and he can't tell war cry from
tho voice Of ferryboat captain calling
through the gloom OF n stormy night |:
"Why don't that fellow cast Off his
bow liner"
All of the above and q dozen times Us
much was suggested TO the Detroit
Free Press by an incident. Two In
,lians and Il squaw were tramping round
with bead work aid baskets, when they
came TO small auction house. On n
bench at the door was u pile OF very old
fashioned hats and bonnets for female
wear, and tho Indian traded basket for
enough hcadgear to cover three heads.
II Cooper had been around aud seen that
noble red man stick his head into an old
fashioned box bonnet trimmed with six
yards Of yellow ribbon, Cooper would
have wept where the boys laughed till
the tears came. It was bargain, how
ever. When MI Indian can buy bon
net for four cents worth Of basket he
isn't going to stand out about the style
Of it. .. One bonnet is rs good MS an.
other if it has yellow ribbons aud n
rose with three buds just ready to bios
som out.
The mighty warrior put OH tho bon.
net and wore it away. No flush of deg
radiation mantled his cheek. On the
contrary, he rolled his quid to star
board and tried to spit clear across tho
street. Some stray thought of old
times made him step high for few
rods, but then the feeling passed away
mud he slammed along like farmer
going to mill. The boys jeered and
followed on behind, but they couldn't
fool that red child of the mighty viii.
derness. The gay yellow strings werc
carried out behind his ears by the
breeze from Lake Erie, and on his
bronzed features there rested pcnsive
smile. Looking behind him Mt the
sQuaws rs he turned into Michigan
avenue, he grunted
"Three heap bonuets twelve cent !
Injun look like sQuaws, mebbe-mebbe
sQuaWs look like IDiun Jim Brown
all right-makc heap trade!"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05

Catarrh is n common disease-so COM
mon that shutting, splitting, and blowing Of
tho nose meets us at oyory turn on tho street.
Your foot slips In these nasty discharges on the
sidewalk and in the public conveyance; and
its dsagroeAble odor, communicating tho breath
OF tho afflicted, ronders them offensive to
their associates. There is tho highest medi-
cal authority for stating that with fully one
half, II not two-thirdI, OF those afflicted with
consumption OF the lungs, tho disease CON-
mcnces rs catarrh In tho ncse or head. the
next step being to tho throat AMI bronchial
tubos-lastly to tho lungs. How important
then to give carly and prompt attention to
cstArrG! TO cure thus loathsomo lieeaso
correct tho System by Using DR.. Pierce's Col
de1 Medical Discovery, which tcnos Il up.
cleanses tho blood aud heals tho diseased
glands by specific influence upon them and
to assist use DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy with
DR.. Pierco's Nasal Doucho. This Is tho ouly
way to roach the upper and back cavities
where tho discharge comes from. No danger
from this treatment and 1t Is pleasant to uro.
The two medicines with instrument ARC sold
by dealers in medicines.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05
The New Secretary of War,

Mr.. J. Donald Commonly known as
DOM Cameron, tho new secretary
OF war OF the United States, is the son
Of Senator Simon Cameron, Of Penn.
sylvanin, mud is about forty years Of
age. A graduate OF college, he did not,
however, choose n profession. At an
early agO no showed shrewd business
and executive ability. Almost immedi.
ately after leaving college he begun to
be interested i'll railroad management,
and for many years has been prominent
" connected with the Northern Central
railroad OF Pennsylvania. uo is now
considered n man Of excellent business
talent. His father, it will be remember.
cd, held the position Of secretary Of
war before him, during portion Of
President Lincoln's administration,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05
New Round Hats.

A fashion journal snys: Tho Gains.
borough hat is popular style That re.
calls tho fashions Of two years ngo.
This is high crowned hat, with ample
brim turned up on tho left side and
down on the right. Itisrichly trimmed
with velvet, silk and ostrich tips, and is
most liked in black or brown chip.
A decided novelty is the now coach
ing Int, brought into use since old.time
stage coaching has come into fashion.
This is very lArgc and picturesque Int,
made OF the rough straws now in vogue.
The crown is high and tapering, and the
brim is very broad. Tho front Of the
brirl is faced with dark velvet, aud n
little bouquet Of flowers is stuck under
meath on the left side. The brim be.
hind and on one side is close against the
head, shading it well, while the front is
worn far back Oh the head, and the left
side is turned up. Two long Mercutio
plumes sweep over the crown. The Of
feet is very picturesque, and this Int
promises to become the favorite for the
summer resorts.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05
After n Consultation.

A Troy IN. Y. man consulted a physi.
chm III that city relative to n cuthneous
eruption OF the face which greatly
troubled his wife, and not getting relief
it impaired her temper, which was
usually remarkably agreeable. Another
physician was called in by the husband.
Doctor" said the husband, "do you
think it can DO anything serious ="
"Not in the least" replied the doctor
with professional gravity; ait may be
the result Of cold, or possibly little
humor Of the blood" "It cannot be
tho latter, DOCTOR" rejoined the hus.
band, "because my wife has been out
OF humor for week." The doctor
charged him u double fee.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05
FORTY.F0URTH CONGRESS
The BHAine-s OF Geurrr'
NATE.

MATE.
,nep.N, OF Iowa, introduced bill
Mr. WI5'tor tho establishment Of board OF
To- 'commissonerr. Referred.
Tho bill proposes tho appointment BY tho
President, and confirmation By tho Senate, OF
a commission OF three members to receive and
examine such claims as shall DO brought before
1t by or In behalf OF persons TO whom patents
for lands may have boon issued In tho name OF
tho United States by the proper officers, but
whose title to such lands may havo failed by
reason Of superior adverse title. Tho com.
missionors Rre to determine tho amount OF loss
or damage sustained by holders OF such falling
titles, and report to Congress.
Alr. Conkliug Clep.), Of Now York, intro
duced bill to punish tho countorfoiting OF
trado mark goods aud sale OF or dealing IN
counterfciting trade mark goods. Referred.
Mr.. Sherman Qlep.), OF Ohio, called up tho
House bill authorizing the appointment Of 70.
c6ivers OF national banks, aud fof other pur-
poses. Passed.
Mr.. Wood Dem.), OF Now York, from tho
committee on ways aud means, reported 4 bill
Rbollshing the tax on receipts 10 savings
banks. Passed.
The House concurrcd in tho Senate amend.
mcnts to tho bill to extend tho timo to pre-
cmptors on public lands.
Tho House wont into committee OF tho
whole on tho Post-ofice Appropriation bill.
On motion Of Mr. lIogan (Dem.), Of Texas,
tho sum to DO paid to any railroad fer tho
transportation OF mails was limited to $500
per mile per annum.
Mr.. IIor (Rep.), OF Massachusetts, moved
to amOnd by adding now section to tho bill
providing that no stamped envelopes or nOws.
paper wrappers shIll be sold by the Poat-oflicc
department for lcss in addition TO the legal
postage than tho cost, including salaries, clolk
hire, etc. Agreed to.
On motion OF Mr.. Holman (Dom.), Of Iudi-
Eab, tho appropriation for letter carriers wA-
Increased from IL $50 600 to Sl,s0O, 900, and
-" p)stlnastcr-Gj moral was directed TO reduce,
II possible, tho number OF carriers aud tho
number OF daily deliveries in tho various
cities. Tho item to nioet the deficiencies In
the revenue OF tho PGst-ofliee department was
Increased from s., GSl, 900 to 100000.
Tho committee r0so and reported tho bill To
the House. Tho various amendments made
III committee we;o agreed to, and the bill
passed.
Mr.. Singleton, Of Mississippi, offered n rrso-
luton RbolishnS tho government printing
office, After much iobaie the resolution was
adopted.
Tho House wont into committee OF the
whole on tho Naval Appropriation bill. The
pending ameuduent WAS that offered by Mr..
Whitthornc Dsm), OF Tennessee, reducing
thepSy OF tue cfEctrs Of tho navy ton per cent,
! ROi wal
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05
Labor In the Garden.

A poor old MN, having touse crutch
to help him along, sat down on the grass
in Detroit, his back against close 6oarl
fence, to nibblc at n hard biscuit. It
wasn't long before he realized TINT the
owner OF the place behind him was work
ing in the garden, assisted by his es.
Unable wife.
"That's no way to make I'm onion
bed !" the old man heard the husband
call out.
Perhaps not you know all about
garlening!" Knocked the wife.
"lve made more onion beds than You
ever heard Oft" he hoarsely said.
"Madc EN- sitting Oh chair in n
saloon, didn't your she squeaked.
eco to blazcs with your old garden!'
he yelled, throwing down his hoe.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05

A wealthy Chicago merchant being i'll
the other day, clerk sent to the house
to get the number by which the comb.
nation lock OF his safe was opened, and
received tho reply "1S7G." The clerk
aborcd on till he WIS tired out, and
then sent up again, receiving the sumo
reply. Finally he went to tho mer-
chants house himself, aud asked him il
he wasn't mistaken. Mistaken |" ho
replied. "Does this look as il l was
mistaken I" And ho showed the clerk
his note book, in which was written:
"Nonber Of SAT eighteen hundred and
seye ty.six-l90070G."
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05

pimples on the Iace, rough skin
snapped hands, saltrheur and all cutanoous
Injections cured, tho skin made soft aud
umooth, by tho uso OF JuSIrER Tar Soar. That
mado by Caswe!l, Hazard & Co., Now York, Ia
tho only kind that can be rolled on, as there
are many limitations, made from common tar,
which aio worthless. Com.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05
Increase Of Insanity.

There arc indications TINT insanity is
increasing in the United States. Since
tho beginning Of tho present year in
sane asylums in New York and vicinity
have have become greatly oyercrowded.
Tho number Of patients OF this class
admitted into Bellevue hospital alone
(where they are received temporarily
averaged two day for three months.
Some wcro afflicted with acute or
chronic dementia, others with melan.
cholia, while not few were victims OF
religious mania. The causes OF insanity
are rs various us its phases. The ma.
ioriIy OF cases, however, may be traced
to religious enthusiasm, business or do
nestle troubles, and to iutempeance.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05

A young lady in New York, whose
father has received princes Mt his table
and still is enormously wealthy, gradu-
ated lately MS n kindergarten teacher,
aud is about to take IL position in kin.
dcrgarten school. She says sho has no
notion of spending her time Auttering
her feathers OIL tho sidewalk, and her
father would not make it m object for
her to become cook.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05

A single field in Grimes county,
Texas, contains $1,000 acres all under
one fence without n cross-fence it it !;
10000 acres are in cultivation. Nearly
tie entire field belongs to one MN, who
rents it out to tenants at two dollars per
acre.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05
ROOFS

The damage to your housed crops. which results from
Qua Storm IL often than ths cost Of putting Jour
Barn moi In Grd-r The yearly decay OF agricultural
maehl1rD and In lemcnt'. Ariing frNm lcAEy of on
huthonaes; would mJre than pay Ito ccAt OF rorlrE
every thtu crib and Ai1rrhouIs 90 JOur farm Your
stock suffer- from the drpplnEA Of pour tabl r1of and
b. necessity Of their lying In wet sAl Thsss evils
Affect prnpary. but whAn ynnr house roof aAks II IA
woro yvt then comfort Departs and you ave garrett
full OF pals and pans to catch The stcad treAm. there
are wet ceiling falling plaster tn o Il spoiled fur
AnIo wile WeAfed with runnlI M stairs 10 guard
agnintt new leaks; Is decay. ruin, and prnprrty
wasted, lou nuhHn Gfp'dh. Uur Sllta Roofing Paint
VIII end your difficulties An- make your roofs water.
tight. For rouff, our p-r RUotnE Fslt covered
with Slate Roofing Palni will give satisfaction to any
nn~. For full iniUrmAi on In ngArd 10 Roofing and
Hons" Paints ESnsraly sand for our inl page Book,
which IL lIcs n ali ann WrliH 1Ees. and mrfoR Nj
~sIgp-r Aadec.s. \. J. SLATE ROOFING co.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05

An freshman called at a drug store to
got bottle OF JOhHSon's Anodyne LiniUlen!
for tho Rheumatism. The druggist asked him
IN what par. of tho body 1t troubled him most
Do mo soul" raid no. ~ have |. in livery
houl and corner or me-"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05

For loss Of cud, horn all, red water in
COWS, loss of appetite, rot or murran in sheep,
thick wind, broken wind and roaring, and for
all distractions OF tho kiduoys in horses, uso
Sheriddn's Odrdlry Condition POtctiCrJ.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05

IIi1iIIY HITTERS. INDIGESTION Is rrllsVsd
IL with one dose. DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION. HAD.
Acu, JAuSDIcE aud BIIioUsSESs cured in 4 abort
and IIvEH COMPLAINTS cutud in few d,ys. Cures
PILES. ERYsPLIAs SonoYuLA. ULcERs. Bolts, and all
SkISE DIEEAsEsby purifying the Blood They will no,
drink. Thy Ihsmi n. 4 JAMES, n. D.. Proprietor.
Brooklju,E. Eos Sale b, DrugSiIts Pree III 90.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05

A Cleveland drummer was in Elyria q
few Sundays pgo, and while sitting in
his room heard, from the next room, the
mysterious question and answer:
"Whose ducky are youl"
"I'se your duckey"
A few moments passed, during which
the drummer sat in open-mouthed Won
der, and the silence was again broken i:
"Whose duckey are youl"
"I'se.your duckeyl"
Unable to stand it much longer alone
the Clevelander hurried down to the
office, learned that q newly married
couple were in the house, invited three
other drummers to hear tue fun, aud tip.
toed back to his room. The wicked
quartet crammed their hanlkerchiefa
III their mouths, and during tho next
quarter Of IN hour heard that fond
conundrum put and answered no less
thau four times by the unconscious rus
tic and his blushing bride.
At dinner, rs luck would have it, the
bride mud groom were seated between
two of tho drummers, while tho origi.
nal discoverer of tho bonanza sat oppo-
site. The table had been cleared of tho
substantials, aud orders for dessert had
been given. At that moment spirit
Of mischief took entire possession OF
the Clevelander. Leaning across the
table, no looked archIy at his nearest
friend, aud III dulcet tones propounded
the conundrum:
"Whose duckey are youi"
The other chap was equal to tho
emergency, and, i'll tones OF affected
sweetness, got III his answer:
Else your duckey"
Two scarlet rustic faces, the Autter OF
white dress through tho doorway,
two vacant seats at tho tn'le, and four
crazy drummers laughing till tho tears
ran, flashed across the vision of tho
spectator as the curtain fell.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05
SeC advertisement OF James Diltor4.

SorIcE TO SUpscniHERB.- Is called TO tho
Arrangement made whereby Auy subscriber to this
paper t9ld or ncH) may Obtain YnEE. A copy Of th1,
ptico OF which, as Sold BY agents, Is 5000 Read tho
advertisement 10 AuOthcr column and II you send for
copy do not fail TO cut out the advertisement and for.
ward II with your name a. thI arrangement costs
somtthlnE aud Is dcsgn-d Tor the soils aud exclusive
ensrt OF our snbScribe1.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05

PuNlsuED.-Here is the punishment
tho cambridge (Ga.) Democrat would
have mctcd to clergyman of Atlanta,
charged WITH tu.,el.vA: Ia dcscrvrs
to be branded, stripped to the sklu, and
made to run tho gauntlet Of the ont
raged people OF Georgia, each one OF
whom, being armed with whip OF steel,
to laceratc his carcass Of human rotten
ness rs he passes. until he falls to the
earth dead, m example to the country
for all limo to come.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05

ETHEN WRITING To lpyEnTIaEItSS,
" p'rn.r any ihnt you saw tue advertise
.nrrI In this pnnrr.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05

Suicide prevails at present rs IN cpl
iemic in tho cities Of Italy.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-06-05

Don't Throw Away your AIonrS.-To TlE
PUntlc.=EOr over y years Dn. TOBIAS VENETIAN
lLNIMEST has been sold: overy bottle has hcrn war:
certificate OF lis wondctiAI curative properties can DO
rccu at tho Depot. Park Place. New York; i will
do ALL and more than II Is recommended for II Is pOr.
ecly safe % take Internally. II Cholera, Group,
Dyscntcry Collie, Sea Sickness Chronic Rheumatism
Sprains. Old Softf. Cuts, etc Sold by tho Druggists