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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-lt is stated to night,
upon what appears TO be good authority. that tae Pre-
dent has designated the following named gentlemen
Commissioners Of Metropolitan Police for the District
of columbi' to succeed four Of the nve members OF
the board recenty requested to resign, ard that their
name. WI b., seat to TIE senate on Mondy Tor connr-
~ ton Ek Mayor Matthew o. Emery, John +. Mi.-
chell a vel knOwn M reliant Jonu U. Harkness, q
prominent architect an IRE irricx w. Douglass The
resisnltion u Mr. VIM. j. MurtagL the presient Of
the old b,lrd, has not yet been accepted and t is
thought probaOIo thaI lac Will DC retained as member
nff he ufu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07

Wm. Kelly, a Government surveyor in l7G0,
who made survey Of large portion Of New Jersey.
bought tract described On the Original map tract
No. o. containing 1000 acres, ana at that time
pfacucaJ wuT hless ls afterNarJ leased the entire
hloi "a man named Parsons Tor nlneiy nine yelIs,
me nhlinfstlOh being tina The axes should bo paid.
Inc r1r rAplcI Dec. 10. 1870 aud ths original deed,
wlih cory - the ease Il N the possession OF Henry
Alptrt hnl hla roihfr Aburers IA the employ Uf the
LehSh valley Railroad Company, whc clalnI 10 be tne
only heirs. Their title Is believed &c be clear tho
occupants Of the property All nod II by leases, Tne
Tract - worth tlOg,yVV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07

The Rev. Francis George Henry Smith, pastoe
Of the African NJ. K. Church In stapietop Iast weer
sued the trustees OF the church. before Justice Hora
fagcr. for balance Of sixty due him on his lase
years salary Yesterday he sued the trustees OF the
African N. r. Church, Of Rossville OF which he was
70 merry pastor, for balance Of $50 salary due him.
Inc defence vas tnat Mr. Smith ala not preach the Tins
hcsed that he owed the preachers steward for board
aud was at length dismissed from his pastorate on th1
ground OF multiplicity of wives. The Rev. Mr.. Smith
threatens TO Institute proceedings for SANDER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07
Orpn.inu n ToniIne Fund.

About 10 Of the resident commercial travel-
ler- Of tins city ami Brookyn met IN the Astor House
yesterday afternoon u oppose proposed amendment
to The constitution prescribing that when member
dies hr money $4,000 co ected from the sssocis
tun Tor h, heirs shall be placed Ia Iontlne fund. As
ilcre about $500 umDers, WnO pay ~ each, $500
would be taken l1r ihe fuai. Messrs o. 5. CHAMBER
LAIN Thomas Afford. and Charlcs L. TltsSorth were ap-
pointed 10 attend the annual meein. cf the a'soca-
ton at syracuse. jan o. Aud oppose the passage VI the
proposed ancu inlrut,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07

James Dunn, of North Third street. Williams.
burgh. on Friday night created a disturbance 10 the
public school At North Fiith and Firm streets. ME
Jacob Woodruff. the principal, endesvorcd to quiet
Dunn. threatening him with expulsion. Dunn darcl
him TO execute the threat. Mr. wood iun sent for q
police officer Before he arrived nunn mad struck Mr.,
MOOdrun TO the nOor, and stamped upon him. Mr.
Mnodruns INJURIES are 50 severe that he unable
appear inst Damn before Justice lott YESTERDAY.
Dunn Was sent tO Raymond street Jail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07
Reorga nizIng Anti-Ta M many.

The committee appointed to prepare plan
for the reorganization Of tho Anti Tamminy Democrs
cy has determined that each Assembly district shan
he entitled TO send to the County Committee one dele
gaze for every goo votes pUed Tor Gov. Til1en 10 the
November election. Each district Is 10 be reprcacnted
In the Executive Committee by one delegate for every
ten member of the County Com nittre. on this b,sio
the County Committee viii numb r $50 and the Execu-
tive Committee 1fty members.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07
A sleish,us Cnrni,n, In ws.b,ps,ou.

WASHINGTON, Jan o. grand masquerade
sleghlng carnival TOOK iaco this afternoon Ia Penn.
sylysnla avenue. that tAorouchfaro being alive with
s'cishs of every description, and tie occupants pro.
tefguelg Htifed tud iuNQuti. lh' sidewalks were
lued win Thousands q pnopl. who stood for .oustO
witness the novel spectacle Rein hr-11 to fl. slr,
before the heginnng uf the carnival, ana COutiruf4
IhlouAnout the afternoon aud tyeniIS, ne hag as It
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07
Asking for his Money.

petition from Lewis \. Pres was Yesterday
presented to Judge Pratt. Broosyn. compel the ~
ceiver Of the Loaners Bank to pay him SO thsa
he said he induced to deposit IN hank between
Apr H. 1870 and May 2. by representations of Dom
lusse the President, that the blnk solvent. %
MAY the bank was declared insoNent. ana receive ef
was appointed. John Logan, "a no contends for sVs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07

Jane Berry, young woman, OF 30 Scanned
street. testified In the Special Sessions Yesterday thsl
Bridget Flavin. modcstappearng girl Of 10 years ol
sgc, Who lived In the same nelghborhood had stolen
new dress pattern Of plum Iolurc1 mcrc from hcb
ana pawncd Il fUt 81. Witnesses proved the charge 70
he true, and Bridget who never IN trsuOc DfOra
was sen enced TO the cv prison for twcnfy days O9
ne waY TO the cell she stopped TO KISS her accuser AZ
b0th glrls Wcni IN each otheI's arms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07
Fraujiu Money Orders.

Last month a TIL, respectfully dressed man
called on Posim ster Greene Of Jersey CT and pus.
chased two money orders for forty.n anA
the other eghiynye cents Ten days ago the Post
master receive notice from Robertson McNeins
oiers. Of sixteenth street New York that they hAl
received the order II h been raised to $50. The
ord,r for cruts wss raised " i1 and paAss4
on Henry Roman VI Newark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07
The Actress who wn. Burned 10 Den,h.

Minnie Lonsdale's father, Mr.. John Reagan. q
$50 Cherry street New York denies hat no refused 70
have thing T. do with the body Of his daughter On
the contrary he says he caused the remains to be
moved to an uodcrALtrH, de arTan.eu ents fog
taking OF thrm thence 10 the house OF her sister
Pater onwhere the funeral Is 10 be held t0-Gny. attend
ed Dl vi. kelsan and irlenls lruln Now lorA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-For several years past
the thef ~ Ordnance has recommen led that there be
only three principal arsenals snamey one each at Rock
Island aud Bencla and one the Atlantic oast-and
that some OF the arscnas be retainer for
age purposes anl the otLtrs sod. In pursuance Of
this poiy removals - ordnance ana ordnance stores
frequently taAc place. tie llst Instance reng from
Jefferson Barracks TO tie ROcK Island arsenal Ia ts
thercis nONirg whatever 20 tflcA many have sup
posed the removals Deiug made merely a matter uf
business There are now from BOO ~ 900 barrels VI
gunpOwder Al the 81. Louis magazine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07

william Fisher aud A. c. Fisher, who were
arrested for running Illicit si at Third avenue and
Twenty nrst street, Brooklyn, were yesterday ON trial
before Commissioner wirsow. The United States
officers found what seemed to he a vinegar factory,
but on applying heat 10 new'fangei sun they pro.
lu ed rum nye degrees anoye proof About IS 900
worKman, Andrew Ioth, was also arrested. The de.
fence Is that the place used only vinegar FAC
llTY. Ihe eIImlnAtlOn Wns not concluded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07
nurned 10 ncnih M NlnclY.

a Hrc, caused by defective nle, Ia the Ryer-
son House, In Passaic n. j., yesterday damaged the
hotel ~ 900. Mrs farmsn aged 81 years. who bed
ridden perished Ia the nanes. ShG was Adge Car
mans mother and her flmy mas been prominent
one since Revolutionary timcs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07
Five Negroe. Convicted of Murder.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 6.-lhe i've negroes who
murdered liausmiu and Portman, near Aiken, ), o..
last November have been found guilty OF murder IN
the first degree. One OF the negroes confessei the
crime, and the nanes Of other prominent citizens
whom the gang OF which he was momDer, IN ended
TO murder The murdered men were TespectlD.s Ger.
nau CltlzOns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS
DASHEs HERE AND THERE BIZ THA
SUMS REPORTERy
Tho Masked BursIars Marched TO the Queens
County jail mt North Hcmpsiend-Ssk
lowed By their Companions in Crime.

The Astoria masked burglars were yesterday
morning taken under strong guard OF officers the
Queens county jail at North Hampstead. Upon reach,
Ing the jail the prisoners searched by Sheriff Rush
more ana Afterwards placed In the lower corridor OF
cells and chained to the floor The I'll Is notorious for
iu insecurity, and the sheriff, kno Wing the desperate
men with which he has to deal has placed an extra
guard over them. Several OF the prisoners pals were Il
the Long Island Railroad depot, Hunters Point. when
the prisoners were atcn the cars but they
allowed TO converse with them. Since the Quccns
county jill was built there has not before been con
nned witlu Its walls hardened lot Of crininsis
vk.; The masked burglars. the Lowry gang. anu the
murdefers, Moconcho and Ryer, hve others awat-
ing trial for burglary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07
some,l,ns for .wcc,hcnr,. to rondrr rpo..

Daniel FuUOlj wa the complainant against
James u. Akinson for issault and battery, in Justice
Plynes court jersey city, yes crday. Atknson be
trohed 70 the pretty young daughter Of Friboi Who
will Insist IN sitting on her lovers Knee desptr the pro-
tcstati ns 4 TIE fath Beng discovered THIS 40
adeuc position On ridaJ n .ht, tnc utAer pul his
daigl ter away, ana the rspsciY' fOr-in.lLw drew
blood IRON the prospective fAther-in..aw's nose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07

The old French custom OF many centuries aeo
OF cutting the "cakc OF the king" the 9th OF JAMS
ary celebrated ut evening In the hail Of the Union
Ffatcrnele FRANCHISE. Two cakes were cut cacn hay
ing IN II white bean The man naong the bean In hie
slice King OF th' feast, ami the lady whose mOrsel
aasimaTy faN prei WIS the queen. Bon crOwneJ
win hywcr, and sat at tAe head Of the supper table.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07
Sergeant Miller Not on the List.

In tho trial OF Sergt Miller before the Police
Commissioners yesterday, Mr.. C. Hawley. Chief Clerk
OF the Department. testified that under the resolution
which declared an amnesty to all police officers
accused up 10 Jan. l. 1879, Wa snppiementery iuAo
luton which gave the names Of ne Ons, and that
teret. hi.lei's name Nas MT 0n - Int.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07

James Calgy ~ OswegO street, jersey City,
went on spree Christmas night, and taken
home cut about Tie face and heat With some sharp IN
s.lumcnt. lie d,ed few days aucrward 90 lockJav.
TIE t'-tluuUN M quest slowed tut taFf fell %
.ac tu cHp.ass near %. hoGr, AMI the wounds were
feE 'tCtCl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07
CMrling In nrnOklyn.

The annual match between the Thistle Club
OF Brooklyn ana the New YORK Gu Ing CLUB IN Pros
pcct Pars, yesterday, wa, won ly the rmor by tea
points. There WAS also a plint match between The
members II the 81 Andrews ,ub, WHiCh was wOh by
Geo henderson. who made eleven y'ints. Mann
was good secOn win ten shDts TIE prlze was the
A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07

The officials Of Railway have solved the tramp
question temporarily The tramp is lodged. and In ths
morning T. Informed that hp On H Re breakfast Of
bread and usage II he "a wiling to fay for 1t
shoyclinr IL he acquix xIs.hl does inrte hours wUx
\, ssea PrggeIh esfyrs Pc Kefei / n he; Es fs ,s
srsr; r,sn the polAee justice commute him 10 t = u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07

4 prize 0Sht, the det lils Of which have been
4elt y,rJ quiet. took place on sunday sst wa,ery
81 between Rchaid Burns, sli9s the Feuian," and
VIM. WlaIen. On frllay Bur :. who had lren hally
lCtffn ami fiilei G. come to tine on tho twentieth
',upi, aud samuel Fisher, The hAcK driver Whl took
lr utn 10 the srJuni, were arrested uy tie NeNa4A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07

The Rev. T. De Wit Talmage Is his morning
to belna series OF sermons addressed TO members OF
the different prof sslons and IN their progress the
fesi0nal referred TO eacl SUNDAY 10 bc we'll
seated, provided they disclose Their business to the
ushers. To-day the lecture Is ou IAc NuNpape FRO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07
John Meow. a tecreni. man of NJ ,e,.t SOW.

John Mccoy. decrepit man Of at least sew
en- ty years OF age tottered to the In the
Special Sessions yesterday to testify against his son
Thomas. man - wears OF age for slca ing t2 from
him. 4" ass g MIN for the morcy sad Tho a. and.
although te T. I'll Oh. lie refused give 10 me-
hecausr" the father added, ct dos no good. 40
long he Las money Ne Is cottinu lY drunk" Thomao
Was sel oaca ~ he Isl nj, from which lie had Just
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07

Filling barometer northeast to southeast
Winds, Warulrg RAINY WtANT fullJWu ~ rising
barometer wind shifting to westerly or northwest,
and Clearing weather.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07

George Krolman Of Bergen Line avenue, Onion
liil fell In nt While at work, yesterday. and Kettle
Of boiling water he carried fell over him lie was
QOuOttul.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07

Henry Witty livery stable keeper at us At
hnilc avenue, BROOKLYN was yesterday arrested Tor
leaving I'VE holaes ~ his place without food. Ou9 VI
tue animals pefishel VI starvation W sundV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07
SOME UISHING ron rOPTCs.
Mr.. Justice Field Declares his Belief that
Ttidcn Is Elected.

WAsHtScToS, Jan. 6.-At dinner party given
IN evening or two ago oy prominent Republican Sen.
tor Nr Justice fie's tr tre Tiidcn had been f,,ri,
eIcetsd. sna 10 denennsais-Asvsa fsnn the proceed
ings OF tic tousl-na turning Board. which he said
would "a I atsnd before uxu lcg tTlbunsi. lie
said TINT The vote OF Louisiana sht 10 be thrown cut
aud idc de Jared elected. Inc language sed was
80 NJ A. TO create asonishntnt among his he rer
and has since been mueh talked about BY geatl,men
NnO were PRESENT at the time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-03
CURRENT NEWS ITEMS.

Mr. W. B. Scott, the editor of the Mays
vile, Tenn, Republican, the only Democratic
newspaper edited by colored man in the
United States, has been appointed reporter of
the Tennessee Senate.
Seventy-five thousand people from Illinois
visited the Illinois headquarters during the
Centennial. As an average each individual
spent no less than $50 for necessary expenses,
and at this rate $3,I50,00O were taken out
of this state for such purposes during the
past seven months.
Aurora and other neighboring exchanges
warn Us 10 look out for the man who calls
himself +. G. Clavin, and pretends &c be the
advance agent of The Peak family. lie man
ages to swindle hall owners, etc, out Of mon
ey, and should be arrested IS an imposter.
Arepubllcan delegate convention at Bloom
inctcn last week nominated Col. owen L.
Reeves as a candidate for Circuit Judge OF
the Mclean Circuit in place of Judge Tip
ton, elected to congress.
Mendoza Bulletin: The taxes in Tue town
of Mendoza are about one-ihird less This year
than last. We lave no town tax, and no road
and bridge tax, thanks to mistake of the
,ranscribing clerk last year, and through
whose error we paid 81 900 more than was in
tended To be assessed.
Who wouldn't like to belong TO the Louisi
ana returning boards Neutrality-suspicious. o
ted 100000 to the members OF that institution
for their faithful and skillful efforts in count
ing in Hayes There are four men bers, max
ing $4,000 each But as il looks they will
have good time waiting for their pay.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-03

road, and wandering through the drifts nhaiiy
entered an ola house. where two days AFTER
wards he was found frozen to death. IL some
what modifes the story to add that the MI Ia
Dor referred to is in Vermont
Parson Brownlow comes out oil ooSeurity 10
consign the corpse Of the bell deserving &c;
mocracy 10 cremation"
There has been fall recently IN hippopota-
muses.. and q very fair, reliable hppopo,amus
can now be bought for $1,000. There are indl-
cntions of a rise, however, and people of small
means should lay in their supply at once.-Aor-
tc,rh Bulletin.
PITY the SORROWS of John a. Logan,
No more shall we hear his terrible slogan;
The rest Of his days he'll spend in Cairo,
Bull-dozing the boys at game OF faro.
The opinion that Weddingsday follows ap-
propriately after ChoOse.day is put forth with
due difiidence by the Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-03

hail. and afford the only ventilation of said jail
and cells, hence the ventilation OF the halls is
very imperfect, and OF the cells exceedingly so,
and must be detrimental to the health OF the in
mates thereof.
In addition to the jail proper as described,
there is a department for female prisoners, in a
separate room, and also another room for the
accommodation Of minors. The departments
are wholly separate and apart from the jail prop
cr--the department fof adult prisoners, and are
also not connected with cach other
| That the necessary, or prlvy, is at one end Of
the hall or corridor, partially screened from
general view by wall, but not shut oil from
said hall. There being no means of ventilation,
the stenches from the pryy beioul the air OF the
hall and cells at times to a fearful extent.
The statutes provide, Sec. II, chap. 10, that
I" debtors and witnesses shall not be confined IN
the same room with persons committed lor
crimes; male and female prisoners shall not be
kept in the same room; minors shall be kept
separate from notorious offenders, and those
convicted of felony or other infamous crime,
and persons charged with or convicted OF an Of
Tense not infamous, from those charged with or
convicted of infamous crimes"
The compartments OF the jail, as at present
divided, will not permit of a compliance with
the entire section of the law, should there be
prisoners of the various kinds enumerated by
the statute to be confined at one Time IN the
county jail.
We found in Jail the following persons: Peter
Egan, from Streator, larc5ny, in Jail one week;
James Russell from Mendoza, larceny, three
weeks; owen Kelly, from Utica for shooting at
an ofilcer-attempt to kill, in Jail three weeks;
Frank Trace. from La Sale, larceny, one week;
Sidney Manning st. Louis, larceny of watch,
indicted last term OF court, in Jail since Sept
last; James Mcclure, Allen. larceny, in Jail since
Nov 25th, 1876; and John Wenn, larceny, Strea-
tor, one day. The prisoners, with one exception,
are in Ordinary health, and testify to the humane
treatment uniformly shown them by the jailor
and guards.
Sidney Manning, one OF the prisoners, is evi.
IDENTIFY in i'll health, and alleges that he has be-
come so since entering the Jail.
The Jail is well white-washed and strictly
clean-in the best condition that its location
and structure will permit, and the prisoners
seem to be as kindly cared for as is consistent
with their health and the public good.
The Grand Jury recommend that the cells
be carefully renovated and new bedding supplied
where needed. T.. NJ GARFIELD Foreman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-03

The colony of Punta Arenas, or Sandy
Point, in the Straits of Magellan, is noticed
in this years report from Mr.. Horace Rum.
bold, British Minister at Santiago de Chill. as
being the most southern civilized community
on the globe The population, which was
but 1875 IN 1868, is given in the census of 1875
as 1,l4i
The Memphis papers are indignant that
the northern papers treat the recent shower
OF snakes in that city as Il case of delirium
tremeps. The editor of the Ledger atlirms
that some of the best citizens of the city
brought TO him specimens of the reptiles, and
further that specimens have been forwarded
to Prof Henry Of the Smithsonian Institute,
at his request, for examination.
Joliet had quite szable blaze on Monday
morning. The large Touring mill of Adams
Il Co. had bee, set on fire by an incendary
aud was completely destroyed. The loss is
about $4,000, of which but small proper.
ton is covered by insurance.
After thirty years an inventor has succeed
GU III aus SOuHlstllS VI u
table with pedals, an organ bellows, and a
keyboard In the centre is an elaborate ar
rangement representing the human lungs
larynx, CLOTHS, and tongue. At the conclu
sion of the exhibition, in the Grand Hotel al
Paris, it spoke " a piece" as follows /" / was
born in America. 1 can speak all languages
and am very pleased to see you. THANK you
for your visit"
Thirty years ago Texas entered the Union
as State with $4,000 opulatIon-white
black and Mexican. To-day she has 100000
population. At this rate of increase she
would have in thirty years hence half as
many people as are now in the United States
The territory is 274,O00 square miles, larger
than France, Belgium, Holland, Switzerland
and Portugal combined, and better capable
disappearing seventy millions Of people than
are those countries, for her soil is richer and
her climate better.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-03
Centaur
.L,inirnents.

The lan,c can be healed and the wounded made whole.
We Row know just what the Ceniaur Llnmtnt VIII DO
but they will extract soreness slay pain cure Rheuma
usm and larger range OF flesh bone and muscle a'eh
thar any article ever before discovered A., -
Scientific skill cannot go beyond the effects OF these re-
maIkable preparations Chronic Rh m.n Mm ma
Fever Sores, W coping sinew-, sciatlca Caked
Breasts Distorted onts and sprained Limbs OF the worst
1t VIII destroy the pain and heal vi hout a
scar al ordinary Burns and scalds i VIII extract the
I'm u Is very eiicacons for Earache Tooth ache
l'ch ana cuinneous Eruptions.
Mr.. Josiah Westake. OF Marysville, o., writes:
For years my rheumatism has been so bad that have
been unable to stir from the house The three bottles
OF Cehtaur Llniment enabled TO walk without my
simply marvel"
C. II. Bennett. Druggist. Rock Prairie. No. says:
"Centapr Lnment sells better and gives the hest salts
faction OF anything In the market"
the Centaur Lnmen has done for Others II will do
for YOU tits handy, 1t is reliable and 1t is cheap
The Yellow Centaur Liniment
worth It's weight in gold TO OF horses and mules
Ring boned and called Horses in three Years
than have all the Farrers in the country any age It's
effects are simply wonderful.
We have thousands upon thousands of certificates as
strong as the following:
MY horse lame for a year with fetock wrench.
worthless until Commenced to Centaur Liniment
which rapidly cured him. heartily a rec9~%sn a;c
"Manorville Schohsrie Co., N. Y"
Dear Sts-I have used yonr Centaur Lniment in my
Fails Station. wyoming County, Penn"
1t makes very little difference what the is whether 1t
be Wrench. Spain Poll evil nghone scratches or Lame
ness of any kind, the effects are the same Lverymen.
stage propreors Farmers, &C. sho uld never be without
the Yellow Centaur Lniment lt Is sold everywhere and
warranted in Its effects.
Laboratory of j. b. Rose & Co.,
l6 DIZZY ST., NEW YORK.