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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-02

THEIR "MARy MenRIr' CASE FIzZLED OUT
MORE DESPERATE ecHEMEs IN RESERVE.
Special Dispatch to the ". z. Times.
WASHING ron, May 1.-The investig alton
of the Mary Merritt case was substantially,
if nos entirely, closed to-day by the testi-
mony Of Secretary Bristow, Assistant Sec
retary Conant, Solicitor Wilson, and two or
three other witnesses. There is absolutely
nothing in the case ref Getting i'll the slight
est degree upon the Secretary, but on the
contrary his action ia shown to bo such as
an honorable mani his position must have
taken. There has been developed by the
testimony, however, some rascallty on the
D .rt OF the officers at Milwaukee, which the
committee will d. well to examine further.
Indeed, the investigation must proceed
further in that direction.
Two or three other charges have been in
vented against the Secretary, and are likely
10 be- bsought before the public any day by
the instigators. One charge which has
already been alluded to, is that the Secre-
| tary furnished information while the bill
was pending i'll Congress last year to raise
| the 6ax on whiskey. which enabled two or
three Kentucky ii ms to buy large quanti-
ties OF whlskey, with the certainty of SO
1 curing the riss from the increase Of
the tax. All tho correspondence purp0rtinE
to have passed between the Secretary and
any of the dstiliers at that time has
been produced here. If the letters of tile
Secretary had been writtenain view of the
prospect OF an investigation, they could not
have bsen more complete in their refuta
ton of tbs charge This story was invent
Cd by one OF the most disreputGble OF all
the detectives thst are pursuing the Secre-
tary The same c0nsplrators are working
over the mule case, aud promise to revive
it AGAIN. The plan to keep the Secretary
constantly under investigation mentioned
heretofore, is still adhered to by its inveut
orr, but the investigating committees whc
have to perform the barren duty, are get.
ting discouraged.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-02
SECOND EDITION.
Custer Ordered to Daly.
sp.etaI Dispatch % the N. Y. Times.

Sp:ciGl Dispatch TO the N. Y. Times.
WAsHINaToN, May by direction of the
President, Gen. George A. Custer has been
ordered to his regiment in Dakota, and left
tonight. He is relieved from further duty
as commanding officer under the brevet
rank, aud goes to his regiment as it's Lieu
tenant Colonel. Gen. Terry succeeds him
in command OF the troops that were under
him before he became politician. Gen.
Custer seems considerably chapfalen, as
this is the first time lie has done any duty,
except as a general officer, since he left his
regiment as line officer, early in the late
war
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-02
PrlnIinw "a necent Pnper.

Horace Grt eley once said in tho columns
of his Tribune that, There ID nothing
easier in tins ckpd work. than = edit
blaekguard paper, and nothing more diff
cult than to get up newspaper free from
foulness and blsckSuardsm. Fsh-women
and bar-room loafers are skilled in the art
OF baudying epithets and bespattering each
other with d rty words-it requires M bfaus
to do this but it does require both heat
and brains to print newspaper that a do
cent man or woman can road without Il
blush"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-02
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRANDYwINE MILLS FOR
FLOUR AND GaAIN-OoRREcrED DAILY.
NOW G,nAtIe atenrs.
Correspondents Of the Commeretal.

Correspondence of the Contmerctal.
New CASTLE, May 2 The search is still
continued for the bodies OF the drowned
Myers boys, without any result thus far.
The Court House and Gilpin Hotel ara
draped in black. in consequence Of the
death OF Chief Justice Gilpin.
The promises put forth by tue "Socisl
Three" fell far short last evening, ouly 16
couple taking part in the SO called grand
march," The whole management was
"thin' and had not redeeming feature.
florists, butchers. trucker and
farmers we're the total Offering food in the
market this morning for over 5000 people
Hurry along the market ordinances they
are needed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-02

FOURTH PUBLIC MEETIEa.-The Young
Mems Christian Association held their
fourth public meeting in the Second Bap-
tist Church, last evening. An audience
which filled the church was present. H..
G. Conrad, Esq. presided. Addresses were
made by Samuel G. Scott and James Grant,
of the Philadelphia Association, whose re-
marks were Of very practical nature, and
were listened to with great interest. Prof.
Johnson and daughter, also of Philadel-
phia, were present. and sang several pieces.
b. @. Conrad, towards the close Of the ex-
ercises, addressed the audience briefly,
urging public cooperation, and exhorting
the membership to greater activity.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-02
sale OF tire lie Sarand Lockwood
Nn6nSlOn,

NAamSIOm.
The rumor OF the sale of the famous LIE
Grand Lockwood mansion at Norwalk, Con-
nectcut, appears to be confirmed this time,
the reputed purchaser being MIR. Charles
u. Matthews, retired merchant of New
York, living on Fifth svonue, MIR. Hunger
ford. who is III charge Of the premises, was
directed by Mr. Matthews on Monday to
have the house thoroughly renovated and
ready for occupation Ivy June l, at which
time he ~ to tSke possesslon. In accord
ance with such institutions, gang of men
arejnow employed imp owing the grounds.
The exact price paid for the proper
ty is not known, neither is 1t
recorded as having changed ownership.
1t is ON the records in the Towns Clerk
office as the property of the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad
Company, which held mortgage ulon it
for 1915, coo. The property WAS held at
that price until lately, when it was etuced
to $500 900. The property originally cost
about 81, 1905 ard its interior was
adorned with valuable paintings and works
of art of the value of over $200,00O, one
invoices from Europe costing $75, ,OOO. AL
of these have been removed, with the ex
cestion of an oil painting by Blerstadt Eel
in the ceiling of the drawlng-room, anc
which cost nearly $780, 900. Every article
of furniture. with the exception of the mir
rors in the dining room, has been removed
vet the interior is said to have preserved
an elegance which the outward appearance
would not lead a visitor to expect. The
floors and doors are of inlaid woods from
different sections Of the world. There ar'
three sets of doors which alone cost $l2.
600. The bowling alley in the bssemen
and the two billiard rooms are fitted VI
with elegance. The inner surface of TIL
dome of the rotunda is covered with mono
grams, coats Of arms and other embellish
ments, and the mansion is very sumptuou
in all its appointments.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-02

THE MAcADAM PROTEST. adjourned
meeting of the remonstrants against the
macadam road-b in Fourth street, which
was to have been held at Springer's saloon,
last night, did not take place for some
reason. Those who are engineering the
matter were not present. Several Phils-
adelphians who are interested came down,
and were much surprised to find that so little
interest is felt about the road bed. One
gentleman represented seven fronts ON the
street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-02

The Chinese quarter of the town of An
tioch, in California, was deliberately burned
on sunday morning by the whites. The
Chinese were warned to leave, but those
who remained until their houses were
burned, ''tied unmolestet."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-02
Deaths.

GILPIN.--On the 2eth of April, Edward Woodward
1iipin Ohief Justice of Delaware, in the 13d year
OF his ago
His relatives and male friends are respectfully in
yte to attend his faneral from his late Residence,
on Wednesday,, the Sd inst, at II O'clock a. m with
out further notes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-02
weather Probabilities.
Aoan.l,rt.i Rraaa S,,enilrI TlaIarrrlrn,a

WAsHNoroN, May Probabilities foe
the Middle States stationary and falling
barometer, northerly to eastefly winds,
slight changes in temperature, increasing
cloudiness, gradually followed by rainy
weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-02

The Women's Temperance Union will
meet at Grace Church tomorrow st 4
O'Clock p. m.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-02
9aiGp Commercial.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
: The Temperature, To-day,
l.oIlIicaI Notes

Az REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
AtTA. .M............46'I 1 Att A. M.............6l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-02
The Ros.more IIOleI, NeNv NorIs

Visitors to New York should not fail to
call at the Rossmore Hotel-one of the
newest and most magnificent OF the great
American Hotels. 1t has all the modern
improvements, is conducted at popular
prices, and is under the personal manage
ment of Ohas. E. Leland, proprietor, who
owns the Clarendon, of Saratoga, and is al
so proprietor Of the Delevan, at Albany.
The Rossmore is easily reached, as 1T is
located on Broadway, but three blocks west
Of Grand Central Depot, and neal the Ele-
vated Railroad. 1t is already deservedly
one of the most popular as well as most
magnificent and costly Of the great hotels
OF New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-02

The road to Yosemite Valley by the Mari
posa route is now open for vehicles. The
hrst through stage coach from Merced left
yesterday morning.
Snow fell at Watertown, N. Y, Sunday
night to the depth of two inches. The storm
extended over the northern part of the
State, and i'll some places snow was still
falling yesterday.
General Howard Of Whitehall, 8. c., was
murdered on the 18th ult. by party OF
negroes, who waylaid him as he was return
ing from the post-office, eight miles distant
from his residence, Robbery was the mo-
tive. but his murderers secured only 81
cents.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-02
THIRD EDITION.
EE-Fov late Editions zee Fourth Pays.
Financial.

Financial
Associated Press Special telegram.
New YORK. May 2.-Gold opened, this
morning at 81 1919.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-02

City Council meets, this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-02
FIRST EDITION.
Thievos' war on Brlstow.

THEIR "MARy MsHRIT" CASE FIzzLED OUT
MORE DESPERATE eCHEMEs IN RESERVE.
saaas..t Ilsna,ntnh IN thn " Y 1Slnea
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-19
sTooKNoIpERs' MEETING.

nRIOINAL GOLD HILL GOLD AND Sill
" YER MfnlN9 COMPANY. = Notice 70
otoskholAsrs.-tsn franeiseo. April ~. 1876.
In secordancs With sresOluiion adopted ~
nssling Of the Trustees OF ths Original Gold
Hill uoid and silver nisipg Company. . sp.
siai meeting OF the stockholders VI siId Com.
PAM 10 hereby @ lied. the same 70 be held ht
ihs sfnes Of the COMPANY. koom t. No. al
California street, San frsneiseo. Calilorms, %
yklpAY, the isih day Of May. 1910. 81 the hour
u . o'clock r. H., 10 take into considsrttiot
sod decide ueon the proposition ~ increase tho
capital stsck Of said Company f6om three mi
lion 600 ooo) dollars, divided Into thirty thol.
sand 10000 shaies Of one hundred ti0Ob
dollars sseh, the present capital stock OF 10
Company, 70 ten ,oiiIion 1000 t0D) dollars. u
be divided Into one hundred thousand tho 0oCl
shares Of one hundred tlcol dollar, saeh.
J. w. IluseHY,
q. N. PRCE,
A. II. GAINES,
ap2otd Cd. ROBgkTs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-19

A coNrur,rIoS of the time required
for the formation Of seam Of coal. has
been made 10y Mr. T.. A. wuneh Of the
Glasgow Geological Socisty. basel upon
his own observations in the Isle of Ar
ran. II. thinks that as many NJ twenty
generation Of tree. are comprssssd into
three OF four inches Of coal there, AMI
that eighteen centuries are regulate for
the formation Of one foot OF coal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-19

A rLrsD boy. who WAS taken into an
elevator for tho first time in Cleveland
hotel, se. up the most terrific screaming
when the cab began to riss, and would
no, 10 paciiied until 1t was stopped. lie
explained tina, he supposed he had been
misled. and Was being taken down into
tho d.ssectins room OF u medical college
10 be used ~ q subject.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-19

THg condition of sI.Empress Carlotta
is very sal. Her physical health Is good
but the unfortunate lady eau no longer
recognize her nearest relations, and the
visit Of any Que who ia not ono OF her
regular attendants irritatss her beyond
expression. She has occasionally lucid
intervals. hut they are ot very brirf DUR
alton. and at such times she only occu-
pies herself in domestic pursuits.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-19
NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN Imperial Silver Mining Company, Rmpirw
Mil aud Mining Company. Consolidated Gold
Hill Quartz Mil and Mining Company. Felipe.
Winters and Pisio Gold NIL Con'olIdaitd Kim
isg Company. Trench Gold Hill Miping Com.
psny, bacon Mill and Mining Company, and
Bowers Mining Company have eoisoIidsist
ihsir capital stick, debts. property, a'heis shd
franchiss. and thai said cons slidated company
10 rallied the CONSOLIDATED IkPEhIal.
MINING COMPANY, tbs principal place OF
business Of which 10 In he city and cs'unty of
A. x. T.. HARMON.
President Of the Consolidated Imperial Mining
COMPANY.
NAY !. 1875. i1yB I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-19
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A NHuAL MEETING. .-N0TiCs.- = TIE
n nrst (ist) annual meeting Of the siockhold-
ers Of the Queen Mining Company. for the elec.
tion Of Directors 70 serve Ter the ensuing year.
aud for the Transaction Of such other buslness
a. may properly come before the nae.tine. Will
Be held a the once of the Company. Room No.
4 IIayvard's Building. No tig californla street.
San FrsneIseo. California. on TUESDAY. tho
siIth lsth) day VI June. 1915. ~ the hour oc
Que al O'Clock =. y. of vaid dsy.
wM. II. McCLiSTocK.
myl3td Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-19
WHEN TIM t0ws CONE HOME.

WHEN riiK tOws COME HOME
when kiingis. kiangle, kiinsls.
Way down the dusky dinsls.
The cows are cou'ins homs:
How seet and clear, and fAint sni Low.
The airy tiskiinss coess aud 60,
Lin. ehimiuzs iron n. iss.on tov.r'
or psttsring- Of an April shower.
That makes the dais-s gros
No ling, ko-lang. kolipgleleling's,
WAY down the dartenisg dinsis,
The cows come slaw.y hsms
(And old.time friends. I'D twilight plays
And starry night. and snnay days,
Come troopinx up the misty ~aJss
When tbs esws come honas)
with jingle. jangl.. jingle.
son tones tbat swes,ly mingis.
The cows are coming home,
Nslvin- ana Pessi snd rlsrimsi. 49,,
Deksmp. Re,iros. and Grctensn SensI,
Queen Iis-s. snd =, lph, and spanglei sue.
k,ro.s the heid. hear her "loo-io",
And elaax her silver bell
tso.iing. go-lang golinsledincle.
With faint. Tar sounds thai mins'e'
TIE c We come siosiy hoae
(And mottsr--onx- of hing zone years,
and bsbr-ioys and thiidish f.ars.
And yoathfal hope- asd youshiai tsns
When the cows come hon'eJ
With rinsl- ,sngis ringle.
By twSs aad thress and single.
Toe COW. aiv e,miDs hoa.si
Throagh violet ar w~ zee the tovn.
Ani tue Summer snns siippins down,
AID the maple In ,hs hazel Z edo.
Throws down the path isasrr sAade,
And the hills are grovins srvsui
To ring, to-rzbg. toring'etinsis,
By threes and tours sni single.
Tae eows cone s.oSly homo;
The .ams .~ Get sound % ~orilcss palm,
The same sss,t June day OF ret and calm.
m. .ap. sweet sm,ll % buds and hahn.
When the COW, come homsl
with tibhie. tinkle, ,iinfe.
Throu.h f.,u aud psrislhkie.
Toe euss are couinS home;
A loit-tius In th- ebse kef-d strvsu,
wasrs 'Is .ss t.,. s:nsis .Si sss, ,sd a rssi.
Stand Knee dep In the creamy ihss.
In . dro~sy drsm;
To Ink, tu-lank. to-linki-lihkisi
O'.r hanks with baticr,ups atvinkls,
The cows coae slowly home
(And up pthrough me'.ory's deep rsvins
Uoms the bfooA'- old son. aud its oid-tine
Aud the cre.e,n, Of IN. silver Qsseu.
whea the cows come honaeJ
With k,inglc. klsnsl-. klin:l-,
With loooo. AMI mVo-oo. a"d jungle.
The cows are coming home;
Aud o,,r there on Merlin iiill.
Hear tn. plsiniive cry % the Whip poor.uili,
And the dew drop. lie On the tangled Ntnss.
And over the popars veuu. shines.
And over the silent mill
Keeling. ko-lang. kolnglslinsis,
With ting A-iins and ii.els.
The co 10. com. slowly hoins;
,Ist down tbs bars. let In the train
Uf Ions -goh- sos;s. and nousrs. and rain.
fot dear old times come bach again,
when the cows come homsD
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-19

The first trick horse" ON record
the wooden one in which tho Greeks en-
tered Troy.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-12
THE CIRCUIT JTDGE.smIP.

There is strong talk among the re-
publicans in this county, and especi-
ally among the legal fraternity, of
putting the name of the Hon. M. II.
Jones, of this place, in nomination
before the coming judicial convention
for circuit judge. We have not con-
suited Mr.. Jones, and cannot certain
ly say whether he will permit the use
of his name or not. We think, how
ever, that he can be induced to acccde
to the wishes of his friedds who de-
sire to urge his name before the con-
vention.
Mr.. Jones is known all over the
circuit as an able and successful law
yer, having served one term as dis
trict attorney in the district which is
composed of the counties which form
this circuit. He is republican of the
most republican kind, and, as man
and a lawyer, is popular with both
parties. The only objections which
could be made against his available
ty is that he may have SO faithfully
discharged his duties as district at
torney as to offend some whom the
fulfilling of those duties made feel
rather unpleasant.
1t is not unlikely that Van Buren,
county may advocate the claims OF
Judge Sloan. Against Judge Sloan
personally we have no objection to
make; as we look upon him as al
honorable gentleman and conscien.
tious upright Judge. But he has held
the Office ever since it was created
and Van Buren, county now has bOtl
the district and ircnitjudge.-B Bloom
.feH Commonwealth.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-12

Iowa STATE DENTAL SocIETy.-The
thirteenth annual session of the Iowa
State Dental Society will be held at
Burlington, commencing Tuesday,
May 18th, 1876, and continuing three
days. An interesting programme
has been arranged. The Examinin g
Committee will meet on Monday eve-
ming previous for the examination of
applicants for membership, at the
Office .of DIR. I. =. Wilson. Tuesday
forenoon will be devoted TO business,
and Wednesday forenoon will be oc-
cnpied with clinics. The clinical OPP
orators are G. ii. Cushing, Of Chica-
go, WIN. O. Kulp, of Davenport, and
l.. c. Ingersoll.
Wednesday evening popular lee
tnre on dentistry will be delivered by
Dir. NJ. S. Dean, of Chicago.
The programme embraces mum.
Der Of essays on interesting topics.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-12


Shepherd Il CO., at the Rancho, have
the names of every man in the coun-
ty who wants pillow, and they may
just as well call and get it for il will
will be charged to them all the same.
Save money by buying from MORT
arty & Mclaughlin!
Choice Sugar Cured Hams, lG cts.
per lib. /; Choice Sugar Cured Shout
ders, IL cts. per h.; choice Georges
Bank Cod Fish, cts per Id. choice
No. l white Fish, 100 pounds in a
kcg, 6 cts. per b.; choice Crystal
Syrup, in 5 gallon kegs, only $3.50;
very best quality of syrup in 5 gallon
kegs, only $4.OO, and everything in
proportion. We will sell everything
at wholesale prices in any quantity
Best brands of Flour, and lower than
any house in the city.
MoRIARTY & McLAUGHLIN.
NIL ,dlw-wlm.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-12
Attest: w. ii. FETzER, City Clerk.
Resell usi0n 10 C0mdema Certain Par.
cells 81 0r0u nd fer . street.

WHEREAS, In the opinion of The
City Council of the city of Ottnmwa
a public highway, or Street, 46 feet
wide, for the use of the public, is
necessary to be opened by said city
from Green to Market street, and
through that block lying between
said streets and Front and Samantha
streets, in said city, and
WHEREAS, The owners OflOts front
in on Main or Front street, and ex-
tending back to the line of the pro-
posed street to be opened ,haye agreed
in writing, each for himself, 10 grant
to said city 10 feet Off the rear end OF
such lots, for such public street
through said block. in order that said
street may be opened to public use,
and,
WHEREAS, Lots (26) twenty-six and
(25) twenty-five, Of Bonnifield Il
Myers subdivision of part of Mill
donation to the city of Ottmmwa, and
lot ID one, of Myers " IIedrick's sub.
Of part of Mill donation, and
of lots 373 and 374, Ottumwa are nee.
essary to be taken and condemned by
said city, for said public street, and
for the use Of the public in said city
BE IL resolved by the CITY Gomez,
Of HE city Of Ottumsca, All the
members thereof, eight in number,
concnrring herein, that the above de-
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-12
ATCuIsoN REDEEMED.

ATcHIsoN, Kan. April 4.-The cleo
ton here to-day for city Offices result
ed in the election of the Republican
ticket and three out of four Council
men. Last year the Democrats elect
ed their entire ticket except Mayor.
There is great rejoicing among the
Republicans rs ii is the first time in
several years they have elected their
fieIot
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-12
81. scribed lots. and all other lots and m
and lcnlS IF srrnnnd aud

scribed lots, and all other lots and par
cells of ground necessary, and proper
to be taken for said public street be,
and the same are hereby ordered and
directed to be condemned for said
street, and the use Of the public as
provided by law.
BE Il, further reso1red, That the City
Solicitor be, and he is hereby author
lied and directed, to take such steps
as may be necessary and proper in
the name of the city, to condemn said
property for said public street, under
the provisions ESQ far rs the same
may be applicablc), of Chapter of
the Code of Iowa, 1873, entitled
taking private property for works
of internal improvements"
Passed and approved this 3rd day
Of April, 1876.
o. ID. TIsDALE, Mayor.
Attest: w. II. FETzER, City Clerk.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-12
ELECTION RETURNS.
The Democratic Majority
In Connecticut Material.
~ Reduced.
CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, April 4.-The vote OF
Monday, with only the town of Sa
lem to hear from, which last year wal
II Republican to ~ Democrats, gives
Ingersoll 1861 majority. The Senate
stands eighteen Democrats and three
Republicans, Democratic gain Of
one from last year
In the lower house-including two
towns elccting one representative
each, results from which are estimat.
ed--the State stands IS Republicans
1853 Democrats, and 2 Independents
Last year, lO7 Republicans, 1877 Dem.
Ocrats, Independent.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-12
SENSIBLE ADVICE.

You are asked every day through the col.
umus Of newspapers and by your druggis,
to use something for Dyspepsia and LiveI
Complaint that You know nothing about
you get discouraged spending money with
but little success. Now to give you salts.
factory proof that GREEN's AUGUST Flow.
Err will cure you Of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint with all its effects, such as Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiye.
meas, Palpitation the Heart, Heart. burn
Water-brash, coming up Of food after eat.
ing, low spi,its, etc, We ask you to go Il
your druggist, J. L. Taylor 4 Co., and gel
. Sample Bottle OF GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER for 10 cents and try it, or Regu.
lar Size for 10 cents, two doses will relieve
you.