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National Republican., 1877-09-29
coNKLINGs CONVENTION.
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS UPON THE
ROCHESTER EOI,IY

ROCHESTER FOLLY.
The worst deceived are those who deceive them.
cred from his dclusions- Tribune, NJ Y, 2sh.
The Rochester convention adjourned vest, lay
| TO their homes with the melancholy CONSEQUENCES
that their great leader had made a fool OF HIN
Mr. Conklins used his absolute power with the
greastest indisctcton.-WOrld, ~ y.
II Senator Conkling makes nm Order Number
he Will subject himselfto severe critcism.-Jou''
The Rochester folly.---Edoe, Brootiga N y
Il was not the intention Of Mr. Conkling to Per.
init the conventions hostility to the administration
| to he a mere matter Of Inference. His voice was
for open war and as chairman Of the commltte on
distinctly declared III S"t tRst%cS@%ere!ai Waaingoa,
DH
The resolutions adopted by the convention arc
the lines; and taken IN connection with the
speeches made by Mr. Contllng, Mr. Plat, and
1hs s hS ap ruled @ e sS SsM yeTt
olltlcans-7t 7tiegrdph Phld., M
Had Mr.. Conkliny given any intimation oi his
real purpose In seeking 10 control this convention,
and to be present In II as delegate the Willingness
of the people of his own city to crafty his desire IN
give him 40 complete control Of their party organi.
zatlon would have been withheld. Mr. Conkling has
50 far ransccnded the privileges and propriees Of
bestowed upon him, even By those who have ad::
him as political leader.-Erpros, Roc,eser, " y
~ tShh
| cmergrs full panoplicd to fight, not the Democratic
Troians, but The Administration Greeks, and, most
Of all, Agamcmnon Hayes hmsclf-Ldder, Pitts
burg, M.
The Rochester convention is not called upon to
face great emergency; nor Is the political situa'
tion untOward.--,JOurndi Albany. ". y. 2Ih.
Senator Conklngs attack upon the President was
80 manifestly prompted by selfish and personal mo.
tivcS that II should be rcbukci by his immediate
constituents, and his assumed leadership be speed
ily overthrJwn.-Pfe's, Philadelphia.
Mr.. ConklIng no doubt thinks that he displayed
exceeding smaftncss at Rochester yesterday and
won great victory over the Administration Re
publicans but before long he may realize that the
entire proceedings Of his convention are regarded
by the great mnss Of the Republicans Of the coun-
try with mingled feelings Of disgust and contempt.
-BMletin, IAilldtlphiI. IN.
National Republican., 1877-09-29
BASE BALL.

THE GAME BETWEEN THE HONORARY
MEMBERS OF THE CREIGHTON AND Ma.
TIONAI. CLuBS.
The game between the honorary members
Of the Creighton and National Clubs attracted
q largo audience to the Olympic grounds yes
terlay afternoon, but ns the Nationals were
stronger than their opponents they succeeded
in winning the game by score of % to TO-
Kavanaugh is rapidly improving as curve
pitcher, IN bothered the heavy hitters Of the
"Grcens" considerably. Dickson led the bat
ting for the Reds" and Snyder is following
in his brothers steps, which is saying great
deal. Ferguson and Start carried off the
honurs on the Creighton side, but Shea was
awarded the palm for the first catch Of the
game, IA one-handcd onc,) at the pitchers po-
stion, of q hot liner.
There Is much discussion as to the playing
ability of these mines, and 1t is hoped that
they will soon repent the exhibition. A
pleasing feature Of the game was tho entire
absence of all kicking against the decisions of
the umpire. as the players Of both sides seemed
to vic with each other in cudeavOrilg 10
make the contest rs harmonious as possible
John A. kearncy, of Georgetown. umpircd
the game, and proved himself capable and I'M
partial.
This afternoon the Patriot and National
will play the opening game Of their series on
the Olympic grounds at o'clock, when Babe
Trott, who has lately returned from Mime
sofa, will make his first appearances here this
this season as catcher for the Reds"
ELsEwHERE.
At ouisvillc--Louisville, 3; st. Louis, 2.
At Cnunnati-Chicagus, ;: Cincinnatis 3.
The game was called on account Of darkness.
National Republican., 1877-09-29

THE NATIoSAL.-Thc "Danicheffs" will be
presented for the last time this evening.
Monday night Dion Bouciclult's play Of Belle
Lamar" will be presented. This drama is en-
tircly American, being founded upon incidents
Of the late civil war. The scenes are laid In
Virginia. The sentiment and tone Of tho
drama are well suited to the times and the doc
trine Of reconciliation. The role Of Belle
Lamar will he assumed by Miss Annie Story.
1t is pleasing to note that this lady has i'm
proved wonderfully in her acting night after
night during the past week. Her faults at her
debut, which called forth rather severe criti-
cisin, seemed to have been rather such arc
natural to one unused to the professional stage
than any arising from lack of ability.
Her friends had faith In her, and were eS-
ceedingly well pleased to sec the improvement
that followed her first appearance. Next week
Miss Story will take the leading female part,
and the character Is one in which she Is much
more likely to make favorable impression
than in that of the Princes. As Belle Lamar
the svmpathies of the audience will he with
her, while ms the Princess they are against her.
Washington people cannot help but feeling in-
terestcd in an actress taken from their midst,
and whose talents have been II source of pleas
ure in the social and intellectual circles Of the
city. Miss Story possesses the two great re-
quisites Of ability and personal attrctivcncss,
and II can hardly he doubted that she will be-
come known as one Of the most charming ac-
tresses Oh the stage.
The cast for the drama Is very good Mr..
louis L. James will play Philip B'i9h Messrs.
W. II. Burton, Geo. W. Denhaul. Julian Mitch
ell. Miss Laura Joyce and others will have
parts. One noticeable member of the com
pany, which is an unusually strong one Ia
young Thomas Francis Mesgher, jr., son ol
Gen. T. +. Meagher, the Irish exile. Young
Meagher is protsge of Boucicault's. He will
| take the part Of Pat DPger, a soldier In
Marston Pixies command. The drama verge,
considerably on the spectacular, and will con
cludc with a tableau Of the signing Of tn,
treaty of peace under the Appomattox appl'
tree.
National Republican., 1877-09-29
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.


BY Thomas Bowling:
AT 10 o'clock. parlor furniture black walnut
marble-top chamber suites, hair and husk mat
trcsscs. mirro-rback etegerc. sleepy hollow and
easy chairs, reception chairs, walnut book case
dining tables, china and glassware, cooking and
heating stoves kitchen requisites, &c.
At IL o'clock, 100 dozen dressed dolls q consign-
mcnt direct from Lcipsic.
Dy Wash. d. Williams:
Al 10 q. m, one handsome walnut. frame parlor
suite buhwOod finish and upholstered III silk
brockatelle body brussels and Othor carpets, cot
ngc furniture brussels stair carpets hall oilcloths
hair cloth lounges, hair cloth rockers and chairs,
decorated toilet SETS window shades, French china
glassware, &C.. &c. Hair, husk and cotton.top
mattresses, bedding &c.
Py John sherman:
At 3p. M, valuable real estate. situated In the
county Of Washington and District Of Columbia
at the northwest intersection OF Seventh street road
with Rock Creek church.
BY Duncanson Bros:
Atbp. m. part Of lot =, in square oo3.
BY Birch & Robev:
Al 10 a. H. one spar spring, no top buggy.
By N. X. Walsh, 10 Bridge street, Georgetown,
DC:
At 10 a. m, new and secondhand furniture OF
every description.
National Republican., 1877-09-29
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE visit to DR.. Hartley nsures instant relief for
catarrh. No exorbitapt fees in advance. Resi-
dence removed to s3i New York avenue.
Leitoff clothing. watches, pistols, &C. bought at
Ierzog's si5 street Orders attended to.
All kinds Of trunks made TO order, repaired and
covered At Murray's. sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
the finest New York butter In the city also
choice Virginia. Pennsylvania, and Western but.
ter, at spicer's butter store southwest corner OF
Ninth and 4 streets. Fine cheese at less than Bal
tlmOre prices No impossibilties advertised, but
prices as low a. the lowest Call and be con-
yinced.
National Republican., 1877-09-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Tine NEW
DAILY NEWSPAPER
OF WARRINGTON,
THE NATIONAL UNION.

The first number of
THE NATIONAL UNION,
now daily morning newspaper, will be issued
from the old Globe office
OCTOBER 3, 1877.
II will be the aim Of the publishers to make
this journal In all respects
FIRsT.CLAss NEWSPAPER,
containing all the latest reliable
TELEGRAPHIC, DEPARTMENTAL, CON-
GREsSIONhL, LOCAL AND MIS-
CELLANEOUs NEWS,
In comprehensive form, and to this end an
able and experienced Editorial and Rcportoisl
force has been engaged.
Special attention will be given to
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS AND SPECIAL COR.
RESPONDENCE FROM ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD,
and nothing will be spared to obtain and
present fully each morning the
LATEST LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS OF
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL,
the District Of Columbia and Alexandria.
THE NATIONAL UNION
will be non- partisan In politics, but will
heartily support all measures Of the Admins.
trltion calculated to allay sectional animosi-
ties, oblitcrate sectional prejudices and reunite
the country. II will aim to deal fairly by all
public men Of whatever political party, and
criticse public men and measures In aspirit Of
candor and impartiality. Some Of the ablcst
political writers Of the day will contribute to
its columns. 1t will urge upon Congress and
the citizens Of the District the importance Of
making the National Capital worthy Of our
country aud will constantly ondeavor to pro-
mote its industrial and commercial develop
| mcnt
THE NATIONAL UNION will be Of the
size Of the old daily Globe, FOUR PAGES,
printed on good, clear, white paper, and moth
ing will be admitted to its columns that Is not
suitable to he read In the most refined family
circle Arrangements will be made to supply
every subscriber in the District however re-
mote from the ccntrc) with the paper promptly
1t an early hour. 1t will also lie DELIVERED
At ALEXANDRIA before 7 o'clock a. m.
TEN THOUSAND COPIES Of the paper
will be issued each morning Except Sundays)
during the month Of October, aud IL is hoped
and believed that this number will continue
to be issued daily through the year. The ad-
vm,agos presented by THE NATIONAL
UNION as an advertising medium at the OPEN
ing of the session of Congress can be readily
appreciated.
Price, per year, 20 in advance. Delivered to
subscribers, per month, 80 cents. Single copy,
at counter, 3 conts.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20, 1877.
National Republican., 1877-09-29
YELLOW FEVER.

JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 2s.--There has been
one death At Frrnandlna since last report and six
new cnSrS. In Justice to Jacksonville The follow
Ing statement Is made A report was recently pub
lishcd that schooner arrived ri Norfolk from this
port with yellow fever. It appears that over q
low fcve and before quarantine was established
against that place. two sailors len vessel there,
which Is suppased 10 have had yellow fever on
board. and shipped on the schooner Evatina then
lying three miles below Jacksonville, for Norfolk
The disease developed at sea- and one Of the saors
died. There has not been any case here Of yellow
fever. and the official report of the Board of
Health shows the city 10 be unusually healthy.
National Republican., 1877-09-29
FROM THE HOSTILES.
SITTING BULL AWAITING THE ARRIVAL OF
THE COMMISSIONER.

SITTING BULL AWAITING THE ARRIVAL OF
THE COMMISSIONER.
PEMBISA, D. T., Sept. "a.
Several reliable half-breed Indian traders
and their families have returned here from the
plains, via the international boundary-line
road, direct from Sitting Bulls camp. They
report him as late as the 18th instant camped
on Wood Mountain, on the Canadian side, with
1900 warriors. Several outrages on trading
parties by Sitting Bulls warriors have been
reported. but Sitting Bull repudiates the
charge of authorizing them. The traders arc
greatly alarmed, and the majority, fearing
trouble, have left for various agencies and
posts. News Of the pending conference has
greatly allavcd apprehensions, and the last ad-
vices report Sitting Bull waiting In great pomp
the arrival of the commissioners at the west.
crn slope of Wood Mountain, on the Canadian
tnrritnrY.
National Republican., 1877-09-29
NEWS FROM THE ISTHMUs

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2s.-Panama dates of
the 20. have bcen received. A Port Linn letter
says DR.. Herrera has resigned the Presidency Of
Costa Rica, with the intention Of retiring from
public life and has been succeeded by Gen.
Guardia, whose appointment appears to give gen.
crnl satisfaction. He Ia looked upon as q ttaunch
guilty prevails In the interior. The anniversary
Of the Declaration OF Independence was celebrated
at Port Linn by a liberal display OF fags ban
ancts snlutes, fireworks, &c The health Of the
town and surrounding district Is improving.
National Republican., 1877-09-29

PERSONS having rooms to rent will find THE
REPUBLICAN an excellent advertising me-
dium. As 1t is the only morning ne~spaper
published in tho city Il possesses the unques.
tioned advantage Of being consulted first by thos,
arriring on the early trains who are In quest Of
board and lodgings. In view Of the approach,
ing session Of Congress, now only fortnight
distant, and the thousands of strangers that
will soon begin to come to Washington, the
advisability of advertising at once is apparent
Our rates are as low as those Of any journal in
the city.
National Republican., 1877-09-29

PERSONS having rooms to rent will find THE
REPUBLICAN an excellent advertising medium.
As It Is the only morning ne1spaper published
In the city Il possesses the nnquestioned adran-
tdge Of being consulted fret by those arriving on
the early trains who are In quest Of board and
lodgings. In view of the approaching session
of Congress, now only fortnight distant, and
tho thousands Of strangers that will soon be-
gin to come to Washington, the advisability
Of advertising at once Is apparent Our rates
National Republican., 1877-09-29
THE WASHINGTON TRIuMpHAL ARCH.
The Philadelphia Telegraph has the follow
ing 70 SAY about the MA.Linctnn Monument

ing to say about the Washington Monument: !:
We see that our suggestion that the incomplete
and we hope nevrrtn-he- omplctcd-WashnT
tan Monument In the park t. the south of the
material usel for II trumnha arch n be crowned
BY All equestrian statue of Washington, has found
hvor In the eyes uf certain persons at the National
Capital. II " .!vCn out that the only persons who
hare thus far Interested themselves N this scheme
for utilizing the Inn'eria.s which are now going tn
waste arc certain property holders who desire not
only that igilnphI, arch hut new Executive
Mansion shall he orrrtrd IN the immediate vicinity
Of their eligible lots. Such unGharituhc thngs.
however always are said about every import mt
public project; and cur plan for solving the Wash
ington Monument problem will, we thIuk. ro,n-
mend itself hv ts own merits without regard TO the
sentiments of interested prOperly-hUldcTs.
National Republican., 1877-09-29
DEST RIrCTIYE ERE.

GoLDsBoRo', n. c., Sept. pa fire broke
out at o'clock this morning and destroyed Camp
bell 4 CO. hardware store, Powell & Sons store,
and did considerable damage to Wells large build.
ing The total damage Is estimated at sI0O0O
Wells damage tn stock and building about $50 600
insured Puwelrs damage to stock SION insurance
s5GN; Cnmpbell's loss 5000 insurance 5000; En-
sons loss sS.iOn, insured. Principal companics-
Underwriters, Liverpool, london and Globe, North
British American Home, (of New York Franklin,
(or Philadelphia Hamburg and Bremen, Niagara,
Virginia Home, Westchester and Phoenix. Heavy
rain prevented greater destruction.
National Republican., 1877-09-29
MURDER IN WILLIAMSBURG, n. Y.

NEW YORK Sept. 2s.-A murder was com.
mi,tcd IN the Eastern district of Williamsburg to.
night the victim being John Belts, aged twenty
three, and the urrr icrcr John Dcylin who escaped
Belts was stabbed In the len breast with n knife
the blade penetrating the lung and killing him
instantly. The two men had been on friendly
terms, and no cause could be assigned for the as
sassinatiun. Dcvlin Is Il well known burglar, and
has frequently been in the custody of the police.
Peter Deyn, brother of the murderer, was arrested
as an acComplIcc.
National Republican., 1877-09-29
EXCURSIONS.
NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON pAssENGERs

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS
TIE steamer ARROW, Captain Frank lIolilnys
head. Is the only boat allowed to land pnYsenssrs Al
Mount Vernon Wharf Passengers taking this
steamer (which Is connected with the Ladies' Mount
Vernon Assoc!aton) avoid riding In Rnlbllancei
three miles, as by other lines.
Round trip 81, including admission to Mansion and
Grounds.
Steamer leaves seventh street wharf DAILY (Sun
dsy pIrsnte, gl 10 n. nnd returns about p. m.
J. MGH. HOLLINGSwOhTH,
STUNT LADIES' Mount Narnun Association.
1 1 A IL
National Republican., 1877-09-29
QUEER LAW CASE.

BRATrLEDoRo', W., sept. 2s..ln the Wind
ham CuuH.y Court yesterday, NPlmlig Snow rorov-
cred vrr,ict of S!SD against DAnic G. Carpenter
Rpldsboro, on account " injuries received by be-
INK thrown from n wagon IN consequence OF her
Cnsscf Of the dtp0nents and as the snit was test
Ca under the Vermont liquor law, itoxeited great
interest,"
National Republican., 1877-09-29

ows, which contained about $50 In cash. Yes.
terday morning when the closet was unlocked
the pocketbooks were missed, II is supposed
that the thief opened the closet with false
keys and then locked II up again, as there
wore several thcfts committed at the club In
this way last winter. The papers In NJ. Ken
nedy's pocketbook can 10 Of no use to the
thief, and It Is hoped that business men will
be on the lookout for them IL any of the pa
pes are presented.
National Republican., 1877-09-29
IN 10 John scrivener, lots n and 81, In Peters
70 ttty Threlkeld and Deakins addition TO George
pEEne OF TRIrar

IN to Jphn 4crvener, lots "a and 81 In Peters
fe,uy Threlkeld and Deakins' addition TO George
town.
DEEDS OF TRUST.
Julia Smoot ct al 10 Mshlon Ashford and Geo.
y sehaefer, lot !, In smoots subdivision Of lots 10
wife TO Edmund }. Sanford lot s. In block o. OF the
Howard University subdivision Of the farm Of John
A.: smith, $1,000. John r. Chesley 10 Walter b
Williams, trustee (chattel deed,) 500 T. J. Han
nan 70 Albert J. Fox and Joseph y Fox trustees
lot ~ OF Walkers subdivision OF lots q 3. I and
part of >. square 800, 5000. John s. Waltz and
wife 70 Louis Kurtz and A. X. Browne trustees,
west ~ feet of lot IL square s7l, sl000. John A.
schnopp and wife tD Thomas X wasgamnn, lot u,
square G'g, $3.50. Daniel Richard to William Cha
lot is square a. si,l0o. Doratha Wagner 70 Henry
q: wagner ct al. To William Clnbaugh and Mayhew
Platter, trustees, west line OF lot IT. In Threkelds
addition TO GEORGETOWN, s,tO0 Warren Choatc
and wife to AMI l., Barber and william Z Barber.
trustees. lot block H. Of A. L. Barber 4 Co.'S sub
division OF certain tracts Of land known as lie Droit
Park, $3.50.
RELEASES.
brainard H. Warner aud J. d. Clcary To VIM. II.
Hines, subdivision Of lots a and a, square l7o
Of lots 1i6 aud III, In Threlkeld's addition to
Georgetown. Henry Iseman, trustee, In John g.
waltz, western - feet Of lot II, square STA Thos
:. Hopkins ct al. to John N. Gates, part Of lot "a,
square w.
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
John Marbury and wife to John 7. scrivener lot
-, IN Peter, Beatty, ,Threlked and Deakins addition
TO Georgetown.
National Republican., 1877-09-29
AIJGHT SENTENCE.

New LONDON, CONN, Sept. 2s-James T..
Buddngton, who killed VIM. Thompton at Groton
mansiaushior, MI M was sentenced today to ninety days
In the county jail
National Republican., 1877-09-29
NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON.

The new, sale and commOdiouI steamer MARY
WASH IINGfON n now carrying psF'rny"ri To MI
Vernon aud furnishing carriages Ia transport them
TO the MnnSon. by lhls route nrrnns avoid a h9i
miles not three. Leaves Seyentlsireet wharf eyery
day (sundsy escrpted) At GO0 and returns about
+aI o IA. EiIe o., including admission and carrsgt
ride 10 and nom the MAnGion. le2U
National Republican., 1877-09-29
RACING AT FLEETWOOD.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-The following arc
the summaries Of the races at Fleetwood park to-
day Free for all-Rarus l, l, !: Hopeful. ., > 2.
Time, 2l7la 2:l6h 2:l9A The 2:20 purse was won
by Culmpr in three straight heats Time, 2:2I x,
227l., 22sl..
National Republican., 1877-09-29
To ORDER
Pants at IS, and up.
EisENAN Bros, corner Of Seventh and T.

For keeping out cold air, dcadcnlng sound. moth
proof, easy TO be put down, and make carpets wear
longer we think there Is nothing equal To the Red
Csddr 0ppst Lining, advertised in another column
by +. Morrison, sos street
National Republican., 1877-09-29
THE SAWYER TRIAL.

The SAWYER trial has not closed vet, although
Judge Macarthur was very anxious that 1t
should close yesterday. The time of the court
yesterday was occupied until after 9 o'clock
BY Judge Fullerton for the defense. Gen.
Wells then commenced the argument for the
prosecution, which he will close to-day. The
case will certainly be given to the jury some
time before the adjournment of the court to-
Aow
National Republican., 1877-09-29
vEGETINE
SAFE AND SURE.

VI. " n Nrivrsi
In lsf your Vesctine was nded TO me, and,
yielding 10 the persuaslons nf friend cons nted to
Try It. At the time wns suffering from Hpilernl de-
bilry au nervols prostrR 10 4 ip,rnduced by over
work and irreguar hnbit.. Its wonderful strength.
ening and curative pro- eIleS emed to afect my
de- ated W TEN rom the first doses and un Ter is
than ms ih heal h and aooi ieeiinr since tl,sn i
have MT hesitate e. give vesctine my most unlunl
ided Endorsement, rs einy saf sure and powerful
ent In Promoting health and res or,ng tie was ei
system to new life and energy Vegetine Ia the only
me icne use; and long live nsver pcc. to
Ind better.
Yours truly, w. ". CLARK,
No. l2u MN Grey sirst,
Allegheny, Pa
National Republican., 1877-09-29

YorYG people. pay attention to your teeth Clean
them daily with fhurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der, the best dentifrice known, 1t will preserve
their whitcness through life, prevent decay and
tOOthache Much pain and trouble " caused by
early neglect therefore take heed in time. Price,
25 and so cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-09-29

CARRIAGE repairing in all its branches promptly
attended to at reduced rates, at Graham's, 4la
Eighth street northwest
National Republican., 1877-09-29
CITY ITEMS.

GREAT REDUCTION In prices Of Slate and Marble
Mantes. For the purpose of reducing my stock In
the above branch. which IL the largest and most
varied ever exhibited In this city, propose To sell
at cost for cash for the next thirty days. II. W.
Hamilton, Y. N. G. A. Building, Ninth and u
streets.
National Republican., 1877-09-29
MEDICINAL.
FITs EPlLIPs
FALLING SICKNESS


FALLING SICKNESS
Permanently Cured-No Humbug-By one months
usage OF Dr. GOULARDS CELEBRATED lNfAL-
LIBIE FIT POWDERS. To convince sufferers that
these Powders will do all we claim for them, We will
send them by mail post paid free trial box. As DR.
dsepse special study, and ~ TO our knowledge thou
sands have been cured by the Of these
Powder, we will guarantee permanent cure In every
case or refund you all money expended. AnsuneroTs
should give these Powders Ar aary trial. and be
vlnced OF their curative powers -
Price, for large box ~ four boxes for elo sent by
mail TO any paH Of Unified States or Canada on receipt
Address; ASH 4 ROBBINS,
30 Fulton street, brooklyn, N. Y.
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED
All sufferers from this dscase iha, are anxious to be
sSs ssGP!T E P KSEEs esa rag5. sIs
ton and all diseases ofths Throat and Lungsildeod,
10 strong Is our ith In them, and also 10 convince you
that they are no hunbuE we will forward TO every
sufferer, by mail, post paid, nee trial box.
We dont want your money until you are perfectly
satisfied Of their cirrtve powers lfyour liien worth
saving, don't delay 10 giving these Powders trial. ~
Price for large box sent TO any part Of tho United
state Or Canada, by mall on receipt q Insb,x Ifnsssb
mysl-sm 80 Fulton street Brcoklyn, y.