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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
NOTES GIVEN FOR PATENTS.
AN UNJUST ACT WHICH HAS PASSED THE LEGlSLA-
1IRk
70 the Edttor OF the Trtbune.


70 the Fdttor Of The TrtbUne.
SIR: The Legislature has passed an ACT
which seems not only trap 10 catch innocent GU
zens I'm n misdemeanor. but 20 he 30 utterly w'th"u'
reason that II would he well TO have attention called 10
IT, II is CHAPTER 60 Laws Of 1877, entitled " An act 10
regulate the execution and transfer of negotiable S'ru
ncns given for patent rights passed March 2o IL pro
vies that whenever note Is given for the purchase
price of the right TO patented invention the WORDS
given for n patent right" must DO written ON the iace
OF IT, and that any unfortunate citizen who knowing
note 10 be given for consideration shall have any
thing 10 do with the some unless the aforesaid words are
written ON It shall not only find the note vol0 Tor ne
gality hut likewise find himself liable to hne ana IN
prisOnment for msdcmCapOT. ,--..
Now If there were thing immoral In giving note
for n patent, or anything against public policy, the
august Iegslau might eXpcct citizens To assume trrc
would be a law against IT. But purchasing q parent
right Is as respectable transaction as purchasing
barrel Of fnur safely that not one cltHe III
5000 will discover the existence Of tins law III ne as
ma himself position To lose not only MS money Dut
hs liberty bv committing misdemeanOr uhhef lls re-
marSab'G act For Ignorance Of the law L. 10 defense
IRE there any more snch laws whore TINS canlc from
Ara there any specific articles which II u cIlmh
10 make or discount a note fort 1t would be wei 10
know II If dislt to understand how this act could he
passed The Only motive Tor proposing II tat suggests
icli IL the intention 81 some shyslcr to trap unAdy
people into violation 81 IT, and then offer, for con
oradou, 10 let them of. D.
Ao0iOlL, April q, lS77.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
MIR VIRTUES PECULIAR TRANSACTIONS.

In the suit brought by the administrators OF
William A. Virtue against Augustus Funk Helen . Bel
low AUGUST Funk Maria Funk. George Cafe, aud MI
c,neI T. Cafe judge Barrett II Supreme Court Cham
bcrs has refused 10 yacae On injunction restraining .he
,cut,on by the defendants ~ suits against Mr. Viz
- ostate Tine complaint asserts that Mr. Virtue, In
the last wear OF his life became very Incorporate and
was induced by Augustus Funk and Miss Beew to buy
tbo lease Of Irving Hall and the Irving Hotel for
SGIe5 giving his notes for IT, TO give them trtner
,irs fnr - 800 which have found tuelr wa. INTO the
hands of the aes transfer IA Miss Belle" TIE 'Oyear
pr,,llyn for $1,000 Oh which enc paid $1,000. Tie
a,n IL brought to compel the defendants to account Tor
I'm. uro,rry and meanwhile To prevent SUITS on lNe
noes the deondants all deny fraud, aud give an
Elaborate Xpanaton OF tner connection win the Trans
actions. -, 81. "a ,asa o, IL, ,rtot
ON ufi tylts but oral examination and cross oNlnhI
ION and that IN such q peculiar case tie Injunction
si,II IA, maintained. He however requires the admin
sirat, 10 give security Tor tho amounts rcnanded IN
% suits ami 10 give security for costs to Augustus Funk
and Miss BELOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
CUSTOM-HOUSE PROBLEMS
TIE COMMISSIONS INQUIRY.
AGITATION AMONG THE EMPLOYEE.

The CustOm-house Commission, after a aho,s
session yesterday, adjourned until noon Of Mond,.
During the interval Assistant Solicitor Robinson will -
turn 10 Washington. The testimony Of Paymaster Wa,
worth on Thursday "a 10 this abuses existing IN ~.
weighers' department. whereby the Government -
necessarily expends at least 100000 annually H..
created much excitement among the empoyes o. a..
Custom-house. The weghers form branch OF tho su,
veyor's department. Surveyor Sharpe was In pr,v.,.
consultation with the commission for almost an hour ~
public session being delayed I'll nearly O'Clock VII,
Gen. Sharpe previously before the cOmmissson n.
was questioned at length about the weighers an.
gaugers, and expressed the opinion that there were "a.
many weighers and that either the weghcrs foren.n -
clerk could be dispensed with But he did not know a
his knowledge that too many laborers were on N.
payroll, that there any sinecures In the depart
meDt
Dir. Jay read the following communication. received
through Secretary sherman, from Samuel Wecl A IA
OF Boston,
May we ask that the Commission on the Nev.yo,,
CustOm-housc may be directed TO inquire why bin -
sale OF vessel property that have been reg1, XIV 800
tered al Inc home ri should be compeIsd 10 sss
fee again there which IA not required at any otsy
custom-h0use also why clerks should be- allowed 10 re-
criye fees for furnishing prompt returns Of oargoss
landed ~ that city.
Deputy Collector wynkoop asked 10 explain IA.
point He said every vessel was provided with maria.
document explaining the ownershp well a. acclra,e
describing the vessel Boston might be- the home por "A
= vessel. The vessel might change ownership Al NJ
York The intent ~ the law apparently was NAT ye.
sci would return 10 the home port whore the bin OF III.
ought % be registered. But the owners. yisbnS "a
perfect the vessels marine document which Of cgnrss
s'iied the names OF tho former owners might apnlv 10
the Cu5tOrn-hOuse In New York FOR new marine docn
tcnt for which fee Of % cents would b. charged 4,
the new marine document were oh aimed M Bostoa
there would be- sslty OF applying for the rogs,a
ton Of the sale at tae New York CstOu-Ouse IN IA.
customary 20 take out new marine document IN the rt
where vessel happened 10 Dee at the time % sae Tbs
I..a af.fIg IA = mil
now marine document necessary until application
were made for one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
AN HONOR FROM PRINCE MILAN.

To Inc TUIfOr OF TN TITO Ht'
SIR: 1t Will undoubtedly be of interest to
your readers know that Dr. Geo H. ainSon' son OF
the distinguished clergyman OF that name and VINO was
the only American surgeon in the Servian army In wch
he held responsible position during the late war against
Turkey has had the Gold Cross OF The order Of the Takovo
conferred on him by Prince Milan.
DE- Iamaon WIS the medical representative in scrVia
OF the League IN Aid Of the Christians OF IurhrY'
which position the Council Of the League wcr 2lad 10
give him knowing the valuable experience NJ id thihel
duing inc siege OF PARIS I'm 1s1U-71 In tie American
ambulance under Dr. John SwiHburHe. late lit!i'h oihe
of York and where lac also decorated WIN ''e
biOlz. Cross Of Geneva add that the i.eN W, "
Iauson who went 10 ScTya on behalf Oi thr I"afe 10
dist rbnte ruccOr the refugees, had the rir nom"
,.,fli, ir, on MIN prt VOUs his HYrE lriSr"dc'
am SIN vout nuchicnt servant. j. LEWIS FAhIhf'
Secretary i.a.I, IA Ala Of tGc Christians 81 iui"o''
IaH Nnil, London. April ., 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
CONEY ISLAND IMFROpEMENES.

A NEW STEAM RAILROAD. NEW HOTELS, AND MORE
ADJUSTMENTS PROMISED foh rms SUMMER.
The nearest and most available ocean beach
for the pleasUrc-seclers Of NewIork and BrookS Is
that at Coucy Island This place has brcn growing in
attractiyoucss for several years. and drawback 90 its
popularity has been tho want of appropriate accommo
datons ana ready Of transit TO aud from the
popuous portions of the two cities. iml rUycmonts arr
'row progressing that promise To do away with
those difficulties. Aside from the Ocean Park
way which, extending from Prospect Park 10 the ocean,
OF Fix nes. presents OF the finest drives
in this country. the most important Of these Improve
Iucns those being carried ont by the NcwTUk ard
Manhattan Beach Railroad Company These cOmpris,
the laying Of pleasure grOunds the building hotels
at the beach and the construction of 8u lines of steam
railroads connect uppcr and lower NeYork with the
island Tue railroads VIII be opened about June l. ana
trans will from this cIty and Brooklyn TO
Coney Island during the Summer. The upper
pnrt OF this road is In two sections, which meet
near Paityilc, and from thence run parallel to
the beach The western branch. formerly known the
Bay Ridge and Jamaica Railroad il connect at Hay
Ridge with the steamers Of the company running from
the Battery and WILL IL Is promised make the "Trip nom
South Ferry 10 the @csshore within 40 This
portion will not be completed much before month
rrgc tunnel has 10 be constructed under Ocean Park
way ia order u remove ali danger accident to the
travel upon the latter The eastern branch,
when completed viii begin at GrcenpOiut, but on
asoount Of n difficulty Ia obtaining the right OF
way II will extend 10 further than Mciupoltannye for
the present Its route IA " form half circle about
Brooklyn upon its eastern eide. connecting with the
Atlantic Avenue steam Railroad AMI with ali outgoing
street lines The Lsaou accessible from Green
point within twenty minTDs Dy his DIVISION which will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
"THE STONE AT TIE sEpULCHER"

SIR: ! read and Tc-read. In my family last
night your article 1.-THE stone % the sep1lchr That
suob an article "from such Of do not acknowledge
Him ln words" IN political and secular paper should
appeaI IL h. Ee wonderful and deigItm The depth
and tenderness OF feeling, The abiding confidence aud
trust the swce, hope displayed by these loyal ana afec
tl,pate sentences and words will wake aud fearful
,s.popscs In many a heart They show how certainly
how deeply how strongly, how permanently the infu
,pce Of Jesus has penetrated the holy Of hohes OF te
souls OF men. al, n, 8, an, .-s.. ., d,
,,,ry he has 90 sworn. know that cNorJ Knee shall
p N the Nsz.enc and II T. my daily Ceught 70 review
1870 snt see now rapidlY these mati are being ne
srIIy uullrd Gieeds and Oh human - ~ s Ac ihsi
sbeiy inGueuco and WILL every ycstigc OF them, be
sScnt nW Az before the onward march Oi Tue worn Oi
Clod" the Bible the whole Bible, and nOthhg Dut tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
FIGHTING ABOUT AN ERnNG WIPE

William K. Jones, Mrs. Eliza Jones, and
Charles witty were found near sXthaye. and Tenthst
on Tuesday evening by Capt Byrues and Detectives
slavn and Dolau Of the Fifteenth Precinct Police quar-
rcng They all arrested and brought before Jus
tice Wande at the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
tcrdny Mr. stated that he noticed hts wife leay-
Ing her boarding place on Thursday evening and fol-
lowed her and her join Witty and they going
AWAY together he demonstrated and finally struck witty,
and fight cusned. Mrs. Jones Acknowledged having
made appointment 10 meet WHY and said that $40
had lett her husband. Justice Wandell thought that
Jones was sinnod against than SHINING and dis
charged him, anu fined Mrs Jones and witty 80 each
In default OF which they committed for ten dayA
AbOut an hour later Witty paid the nnes OF Mira Jones
aud himself. aud they were discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
RrMAnKAnLE oAsE OF fEEYcn spIn1r.

At the jefferson Market Police Court ycster-
0ay Mrs Annette Gotte OF No. ~ West Ihitiejhst u
very pretty little French woman, appeared before
Justice WapdoIl and IN modest manner uado charge
Of larceny against "a bury negro who gave his name ~
George smith. Mrs Gilotc stated that slC vent 10 her
room on Thursday evening aud noticed several toilet
article. packed up and ready 10 br tikcn away, and,
looking around. dsCJy rcd tire negro on her bed. hiding
under the coverings she Immediately grapprd with
INN AMI held MIN until assistance arrived ana InuId,-
man Burns of the Twenty ninth Precinct Police was
called INTO The and made the arvst justice Wan
It committed smith iu default Of 5000 bail answer
When the prhOucr asked where lac preferred 10 be
ted ho chose che Court OF Special sessions luu
posted dHrkry" said cJdstcri you know the rupcs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
ELEVATORS AT A TINE OF FIRE.

To the Fd tf0r Of Thc IrtDHnf.
SIR: It. seems to me that one simple i'm
provcmcni in cvaiors in hotels woud many lives
iu case OF fro and that having them constructed
that al tho first darn Of GIe slide should he closed IN
the elevator nj the first second, third floor, rs the
casomgh, demand This slide could wori. between the
cei,g au1 The floor above ant cosng IL would prevent
tho smoke az Gllng tho whole house. aud tho CON
fusion and suf0CatOn in consequence. was WIN some
friends in NrWNork hotel Hal Fail when hrcnccurrcd
IN the basement ana The husr IL lu Oi smoke
although Che hlc was "AtuyGishCd before D. extended
further than the ki hen; and III reading Tie account OF
fLc chief engineer Of the Southern Huri IN your Saur
day Issue there seems TO he doubt that al those ~ the
house could have escaped but FOR the smoke wch ne
says assembled the elevator. ii. ii. FkAkf.
J0HcGUiUC, w., April ~ 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
LETTERS FROM "G. w. So

TO INC IUFTVT Ut I"t ITtV""V'
SIR: ! subscribed for your paper about the
beginning OF March last find the paper excellent.
enjoy nearly every article in &c. consider il frscla5-
intellectual treat, as Wen az a nevci-ians source Of
diversion and recreation Bnt If there s one portion
that onoy more than another It Mr. Smallcy letters
from England; aud | wfite this TO say that whatever
else you omit ard hope you will by all neans omit
what Mcr5rs. CItln & Smith want, the wcalihorJe
Con residual rrpOrts-dOnt omit ono Oh his letters.
They are among the best things Ia literature 81.
pleasing instructive. uhlosOphic-in style o. clear rs
crystal without single duh sentence. Therefore,
by an means, let everything else make room for O..
W. g." Yours, r. W.
HobokeH, d., Apui p, 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
THE SYSTEM OF CIGAR SMUGGLING.
SELLING HAVANA CIGARS Al 20 CENTS EACH WIN
PROFIT.


PROFIT.
The commission investigating Custom-houss
affairs has already asked few questions which Indicate
that the members have general Information relative
To scheme for smuggling cigars viii h. II IL under.
stood, has been successfully carried on Tor several
mOnths past IN this port The great number Of seizures
OF cigAs on steamers coming from Cuban ports has At
iraccd the attention OF the authorities al Washington
and some investigation OF the "Ciger RING which 10
supposed 20 carry these operations viii undoubtedly
be- made.
The system explained by persons familiar with tho
cigar trade and especially with the np0ta Ion Of cgars
from Cuba, is about follows Havana cigars u tho
kind usually shipped to this port worth about 80
hundred IN Cuba The duty II nearly much being ~
a hundred b that Havana cigars costing 10 cent? In
Cuba really cost - cents plus the freight and commits
before reaching this city. Hero they IN
petition with cigars manufactured In this country,
but represented to be Havana cigars which profit
ably sold nj 20 cents OF course there is profit
genuine Havana cigar at 20 cents IN order get 0ent
Havana cigar into this port price which viii Justify
s sale At 20 cents, the Havana merchant sends large
quantity say 10000 by steamer, without naming The
cOnnCUcr for whom thoy aie intended. n fact they
shipped 10 nobody in particular aId The steamship
paDy Is loft IN ignorance aS TO whore they are to be do
hYorcd. In the uG tho exporter NJ Havana has
given notice ~ s agent in this city Of the fact Of The
shipment tbs agent goes Jo special agent ~ Inc Gov
eminent and promises 10 lodge with him Information %
smuggling operation Ia cigars provided he Is given his
share Of the % per cent mOiey 20 which The nOrmor
Is entitled. Tho special agent agrees, aud the
cigars seized. They thus landed ia this port az
Of FIVE cents plus tho freight crrgcs, but IN Tho
hands OF the Government ana must be sold tO pay tho
duties They sout 10 auction store and sold. and
bought in whom the amount bid ~ sniriru ~ pay tho
duties OF - hundred, by the who the lnOrma
tOn ana thus reach tDo hands of the person Tor whom
thry we're intended at cost OF only 10 cents ana freight
mIlar with the cigar trade tat numerous shipments Of
thl5 character have been snuggled into this port within
Ia l. al IlaaI al III n If.fI la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05

four years Boarding keepers within circle OF
25 miles have get the most Of their supplies III 7
city Except house rent, living Is ~ high I'd inc county
as in this city | have had years experience III
teo,,y ho,rders and find that no one In this city can
nn J To taAe he.n and give them first AIS DuGid 10,
less than SIS each ard q country hotel-h"r Who "
been i'm the buainess for 40 years IN town 90 miles n
tut saws he cannot lake bUidcs iOl less man 49, anu
ONLY makes n living NJ that In this city hHlSr f'n,'
vi is al ght ,r,luction servants wages. four beef
mn ton veal fish, poultry, butter Vegetables &C. e
double the prices they we're before the war Z.
NeH- York, April %, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
N...l.n.. hrcnks DOM q man,s faith In human

No,bin,. breaks down a mans faith IN human
,, ,e unrolful dipIensaiiuu 81 things much
as to Ill ~ the spare room Just beautifully win new
,,% ,J-.rfis, a furnished room 20 lot with board"
and count on having about ESQ month ont OF that ROOM
I non the very next day have three country relations
-, n, Viii a y!llOwsp full OF gnaIly apples " STAY
three weeks. Burlington Ha"keye'
Sodyk Pasha, lately the Turkish ambassador
nt Paris hearing Of gulrantees,' Told tho following
nonlterer fora pair OF fowls AT laAt he snd Well will
tnks tnr alD price, only have not my money with
80, IN then sad the dealer there's an end OF H. :"
- Not At Ill Tho bargain If struck will only take ono
Of YOU; fowls, and Will leave you the other a
guaranteed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
CHARGED WITH FALSE REPRESENTATIONS.
We euit OF William CREIGHTON Lee agains

The suit of William Creighton Lee against
David Hcnriqucs before Judge Sanford, in Superior
Court, special Term, motion Ia yacao an order OF
arrest against the defendant The adays used for the
plaintiff state that the defendant came 10 him. and, tell
ing him hr was IN good business and would not require
credit had order for leather for the West indies
bought from hill leather worth $685. which he shipped
from this port stated that he had capital, yes
had bought some $4,000 OF goods In few weeks; that
NJ had had put up in his Office TO enable him TO
hide himself from creditors; that he had no orders from
tho west ndrs and had several judgments against him,
and that ne lived luNurOusly.
In the defendants aidayits he denies making any
slrh representations hc Is alleged 90 have made He
admits that ho had no capital but says that having be
come acquainted with the West Indian trade ho thought
he could succeed In II, and did succeed un II sudden
fail IN prices caused u loss that he paid duF OF TWO
before tis purchases - 300, and hoped stu to pay ~
rull ali with whom lac had dealt; That he mad applied al
moneys received from hs sales faithfully, not eHcn
atpliug them to LE family expenses, Whlc were pO4o
nv tie so OF his wifcs jcWclry and from othef sources
lie denies positively the STORY of the SCREEN OF st ne
so,ght to conceal himself nom creditors judge san
f,rd however refused 20 YIcae the Injunction fVIb'a
< sage appeared for the planiih; GafVn uoouno"'
tpr he de
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
TERN OF SERVICE FOR THE GOVERNMENT.
10 the LdlLor oL w. TribMne.

SIR: ] voted for Hayes and am in the adj
Of his admirers hut doubtless like many others
panied 81 in tho civil service reform
rules announced. IL stated that an incumbent Of
say eight years might have AN Office for some
else the ground that the incumbent bad had his
thurC II government office.
have seen no protests donUncaions OF this senti
mont. The Of Office seekers must be driven into en-
puymcut elsewhere and destroyed and Ia 40 the no.
time service for good government enplOy(s necessary
IbHddeiphid, April ., 1877. D. C. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
CHEAPER BOARD NOT PROFITABLE

To the EdtfOf OF IHc ITtOuHe.
SIR Some Of your correspondents, ! per-
ceye want board here and IN the country less than
can be afforded yz g. go and SO per week Beet has
seu cents per pound lately, -four ~ per barrel. aud
the qu.nty use is worth $l2 per barrel Food Will
average ~ dear as any time within the past three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
THE poMpToN ACCIDENT.

An inquest was held yesterday upon the
bodies Domaros john OurDOy, and Miss Taylor,
vino were killed 1T Pompton. n j. by the collision Of
Carriage with railroad train Wednesday evening.
The verdict nf tho Jury attached blanc D. railroad
company. Ihc evidence showed that Sir Dcmarest said
To his aOua tho carriage tnat hu could sot uCrVss
tho track before the train reached him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
SOUTHERN SOLDIERS AND DECORATION DAY

TO tine FditOr Of Jhe Jrto""e'
SIR: I'm an editorial of last week your Journai
said the Southern soldiers now residents oi Ne"i
had been invited 10 attend and take part III the cefe
,. nj, n.coroii N Day I am sure this ~ not gener
,li, Luo,yu aiming OK Cnnfcdcratcs am equally POSI-
tjv. that that class IN this community VIII gady hS
urt i'm those ceremonies II invited for my p1rt W"
n nv hest 10 secure the proper organization ma AZ
tend ncc yon will refer me 10 the Hciloh % c
NIiuv uf th, Rcuublic IN the matter 80 hNA'iuI
i not only find us ready for the true peace pui c'"F
!" ~" , ~, S,ogo isTt Confederate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
CHEAP BOARD IN TIE COUNTRY.

TO the EdttOr OF the TribHHc.
SIR: Please suggest to Reduced Income
that good board BE- obtained IN the country Tor
from 81 to Sl5 per week; need to remain the CITY
periorce and pay SlO per week. TAKE YOUR CHOICE.
Ir,tiy Hurai, April %, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05

A TeetOtal RechrIstening (for the worst of
spu1tsb.-iI ID d nDsIOuUr 10 call Riu Od Tom" IL
ought to be denominated OLD Harry."-lPunch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05

Bible don't know you but we are brothors; such
words rs yours can't flow from "A bad heart "
Canton, No., April g. 1877.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27
lDr Srhenrk i standard Itrnaeajr.t

The aisnisrd ianellas fur Asnaea alfr
IT tho lung rs FtlWueAs pnlnenlp Asf i
sssntk' Tel ha,l faal,, and AftlsnL i
NarJfsia I'll. mi II ,ah#n hrfer. all
lnnsa ire tlt.tfn5.I sprely eure i IL,
fe1lri
III isrse iilfes lHtdIslnua ~ i N. srL
snsk II l'hilsieillia ewes Ill. anriyatie,l
raeneea 10 the treatment II pulmonary tiis,
siaNna.
'Ihe fulmanlr Syrup fpea, The morbid
ina,trr III ill., lntiNai nature thlaWa II ult ly
III Ray sspstlnrAtlan, In Aen the pitlrgH,
nf mats.f u tir. 4ish, eoaRl, Nill iiltnr
u III, liz lHIlaht has if4t mi lhs lung
hsrin ~ he'll
- .n4Llp thu Ihilnieiir syrup n Az thia
kehenrk's Mandrake i'iia ahi a.hpuek i
Hen We'd lHnip ,nnHi hr freely nsta ii
sienssa Tho sismatl, nhA tlYsir. Sehulsst i
Mandrake pills ~ "a lbs lspr, reinofina
All uilsEfHr1lHhs, fpiak tlin gill hlHalsf,
IL hile Alalla tf.si, NIL Tile liver Ii apan
relieved
Fehetik 9 Hal Wei IHnie Ii gehlip
h'inaiAhl md alternative thp altali ~
slith II N rHinla#al tadkpa viii thi FOL
MI hf.asrillA santnR Il AAslsls tinl 81
.eA'iua ip 'nNnR pt she stomach f. i
nfAlfh4 saAttlllan, III that llif fa,tl I'll the
ilatHnnip asfnn NIL uasn papl ilAnt
lEtfs tAF lntiHs htal Ani lie pnilNhl Alil
aalsly ~ vii II l'ait II lase II pfes.al
fn#h Id
n ela viii ii eun.all ~ Aet,nph,
eitltr I.fsHn4ll, ~ by letter, ean ~ - ii
fls principal ufft.v, rarnur III Fls,ii nnl
Arch ~ l'lilsdalrhia. ever, Nautes
fel,sAeht medicines nre mil hs nll
druggists throughout the country irtt