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Are the germs Of yellow fever ever con-
veyed and transplanted through the mails
The Health Boards at Jackson, tho capital Of
Mississippi and al other points are manifest
ing lively interest in this question Just now ;
but though the mails from an infected city have
long been looked upon with fear 10y the inhab-
itants Of other places liable to yellow fever the
department over which KEY Of Tennessee has
the honor TO preside-himsclf presided over by
TYNER Of Indiana-is unable TO throw any light
upon the subject. The replies of the depart
ment TO anxious Inquiries Of local health ON
GERS are blandly ignorant and nffably non-com-
INITIAL declining TO do anything whatever but
gently limiting that any obstruction Of the mails
10y panic-strickcn or ill-informed health officers
will be overlooked. OF course it is not desira-
BILE that Uncle SANS mail bags should be made
the means OF forcing yellow fever poison upon
an unofionding and unwilling community, but
then somebody about TYNER and KEYS estab-
lishment ought to know Just what sanitary reg
ulatons concerning the mails are right and
necessary. On the contrary. the department
declares itself profoundly ignorant Of the
whole subject No orders have been issued
for the distinction Of the mails. either
at the point Of departure or at the
point OF delivery. and the department
does not pretend to have even the faintost glim-
mering Of knowledge whether disnfection
would serve any useful end. The whole matter
is left to the discretion. or ndiscretlon, OF tho
local health authorities, who, in many interior
towns. are doubtless almost as ignorant of tho
causes and preventiyos OF yellow fever as are
tho fraudulent authorities OF the general Post
Onlce. Any unnecessary delay or interruption
Of mail communication in the infected or
threatened region needlcssly increases the
distress and Reorganization caused by the
epidemic Woollcn cloths it is said. are II snug
vehicle for conveying tho infection from one
place 10 another, but it is not so clear that it
finds secure lodgmcnt in the folds or nbros Of
writing and printing paper. Two things which
KEY ought diligently TO inquire about are:
| First. whether cases Of yellow fever have ever
| been known to originate from infected mail
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DorKs no THEIR uIXDoWs
The Flight or Twcnty-thrce Cartier Pigeons
TesuItiug In a IT, Match.

Twcnty-thrcc carrier pigeons, at ton min
utes past yesterday morning were tossed
in Towanda, Pa. by W. u. Dodge the American
Express az mt u that place. Ton of birds
belonged To- Mr.. Oscar Bonner OF North Third
street. brooklyn. seven were the property Of
Mr. John Mumutln of South First street. Brook
iyn and tho other sis Belonged to Mr. John Van
Opstal II Lewis str 'ct. this city All " the
pigeons were young birds. and we're bred by
Mr. Van Op-tal who has done much. and Is do
ing much, TO introduce carrier pigeons In this
country. Tho pigeons that Mr. Dodge Grated
wcro to ~ match for handsome gold badge
offered 10y Mr. Bonner. The terms OF the match
were that all the birds should be tossed together.
and that unless there was difference Of five
minutes bp'wecu the t'mc Of the arrival OF aIy
two birds ne match shoul d b. called tie.
When tho birds were freed thoy M rose 10,
gothcr and circing minut" in tho air started
straight IN southeast direction toward New
York. Tho morning was clear anu there was
little wind and that little was from the rCrth-
cast. TOwanda is 1Gp miles in an mir lin, from
this city. and 267 miles By rail II was expected
TINT the birds would reach here ut about noon
men Interested. At 1894. two birds came
swooping down. One belonged to- Mr.. Bonner,
the other 10 Mr.. Mumptun. Four minutes and
u half later the other u reached their homes.
each bird going e. his own rOOst. 1he instost
birds bad mad, the 100 miles in torr hours
and twenty four and nall minutes the slow
est in four hours and thirty-ninc minutes.
This il good time Tor young birds. When in
a distance Of 100 miles. they were four hours
an | "a half in mt ing the distrnce.
According to the terms of the match the flight
Yesterday WAS called y tie. and another Night IL
To- be made Tor tho gold medal. Thia'wili t on
saturday and the birds will be tossed ut Elmirn'
which IL 900 miles from New York. NJ the pig
con flies. Each of the gentlemen will start two
bir' and there will he "A half hours din lenc.
between th, starting time OF each pair. IN that
way the owners hope To arrive nt satisfactory
decision as to the merits Of their birds.
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A Sensible Suggestion.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-SW: Hard
times and low wages are conducive to Encouragement
but do necessarily render the heart cRllous or ndlf
fercut 10 the suerings OF those who are unlerg ng
greater trbulaon The writer. like thousands OF 9th.
yearns TO contribute to the relief OF the fcverstrck
on south but the amount he can AFFORD Is small that
he is ashamed 10 send II through the ordinary channels
Let boxes. not dissimiar TO our letter boxes, only
painted yellow with Sits IN the tops, be placed IN con.
sicuous positions at each Of the eriies and dcputs and
have them labelled southern Relief" Place ono also at
the Post ONCE, and let Mayor EN's authorized agent
collect the amount each day nj noon and IN the evening
Hundreds Will Put their dollars. thousands their
dimes and hundred of thousands like the subscriber.
VIII drop IN their nckes time they the
The willow mite accomplished much the poor man
penny can do rs well IN the aggregate. JuAIs
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q CannibaI Programme.


Previous To- koarney's appearance there were
loud yells for Haynes Mr. Haynes. who isa howing
Socialist came on the platform AMI delivered ranuns
and bl0odcurdiing address He sad:
MR Cu.Rv,S have not come to take up your time
have programme that want to read before kesrney
apIears Its programme for tomorrow night IN tie
city II NcwI urt IL &. a. follows.
Fr.i-soup made at blood Wrung from infants in fac
torrs. who are worked ten huursa AZ bN capitalists
Gccuui-Koa. Two bank directors VIII he roasted on
interest wfuug lut ~ the puur rnd Goals oi GNurA.
1hird-Brci Cinnamon. with egsosy and disease for
sauce. Laughter
Tourtl-frca.eed School board, seasoned with turn.
Iik, mono poly
Fn'h-Ie,d honiho elders blood, mixed with blue ars
tncfaCy And he will pcA hi- teeth with ir bones ~ the
democratic uArty then huss with the ulumalr
and feathers hat picked LON the old Republican
Laughtel
Manager. Tom Scott Vanderbilt. and Jcwou. Treas
urer B.lmont Chaplain- Henry Ward Beecher aud
Jus, Nh Cook
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Rapid transit trains began whi11ing
through the Bowery and Third avenue ycstcr-
day and the people crowded them. Tho east
side route was opened from South Ferry TO the
Grand Central Depot, the running time being
from sixteen 10 twenty minutes. OF course
there was noise. and naturally there We're few
frightened horses. But II was evident enough
that tho din was far less than that on Sixth
avenue. Some, indeed. maintained that 1t was
no louder than that made by ordinary surface
street cars. With this opening comes the an
nouncoment that the Third avenue horse cars
are TO be run on faster time. Twenty minutes
gain in the round trip was made yesterday with
ease The change would have been received
moro thankfully Ind il boon mnle TON years asa.
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JOHN SHERMAN made speech yesterday
in Ohio. He advocated resumption; said that
the Republican party was for keeping out and
in circulation all the ereonbacks that could be
maintained at par with coin; defended the ma
tional banks admitted that some Republican
frauds were committed in Florida in 1876 but
insisted that the vote Of tho state was
properly counted for HAYES; impudenty as
serted that HAYES got the vote Of Louisiana as
lawfully and fully as that of Ohio" accused the
Democrats Of having tried to cheat in Oregon
and became vehement on the subject Of the solid
South. But. so far a. the report at hand shows,
Mr. ions SHERMAN did not say anything about
his letter TO ANDERSON and WEBER. or about his
interview with MAJOR BURKE Of New Orleans in
Senate committee room.
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To THE EnIroR OF TIE sUN-SW: Yester-
day rca. n Tnr SIS about Willie Gregory Jen Davis
and ine The rumorsin he newspaper Nerc circulated
over the world because DaNis reputation !, int ed aud
dissra,,d. and am The papers made everybody bc
leVo WHIST idpy SAID / have mover seen ny eraud.
Wu.h,r .iucc va born dw never acquainted " Iih
the fellow ami ton know hi~ uaf Nui, Of tho d,al
hDis moot fUc and uUne U ilru % with 40 Dover
street Thor. 90 nH irff iNrN 40 frs . lut work 900
tho lO, AZ hr uu- -Ih %. WuiI .lta. urau4 means
Mf.tl Nuf .lNf u any .tut Nllue- suiut
toRyftirs sronhtx
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-SU: Whom Ord
was commander of the Department of the Platte the
Indians robbed and killed the settlers unmocstcd lie
never leit Che railroad and seldom lcu omaha, where
lac was Distinguished Tor zeal m ate nding balls
when Crook took Ords place lac went AT into the
heart ol the Indian country nnd-hc rrst is history
II Crook were Put the Rio GrHnde lac would not ask
og9 INTO Mexico, he would catch and kill the raiders
on this side, W.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27
VIII the Negroes Always be Allowed to
Vote

1t can hardly be expected that such a
radical change as that which allows black
men in the Southern States to vote should
be permitted to remain without any effort
to restore. In some degree, the former con-
dition Of things. These men We're recently
held to be nothing but chattcls. Now they
are placed upon an equality with their late
masters.
As general thing where the blacks have
had an influential part In the government Of
States the States have been very badly gov
crned. This may not have been more their
fault than that Of the thicving whites who
consorted with them in politics. Ncvcrthe-
less the fact remains.
At present both political parties profess
themselves willing to abide 10y the constitu-
tiunal amendments which guarantee the
night of suffrage to the culorcd people This,
however, may be only temporary. After a
little when the whites get thoroughly re-
instatcd in power, W. should not bee sur
prised tc sec formidable movement To-
d!sfrauchisc the blacks.
Mr HAYES appears toha,e boon the first
public man of prominence to throw ont an
iloa which can lc permanently carried into
effect only by repeal Of these constitutional
amendments lie declares that the intcii-
gcnce of country ought to run it, lutchi-
gcncc does not abide IN colored voters. So
Mr. HAYES must necessarily maintain that
they ought not to vote, or that their votes
ought not TO be counted.
This idea is likely yet to be preached in
Congress possibly to become an clc-
ment in national politics.
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matter; and. eccond, what precautions In tho
way OF dislnfection are necessary to remove
any possible danger OF this kind.
1t ls proposed In Washington to Increase
thotax on beer fromtl TO $50 or t1.G7 gallon.
in order to mako up the falling on In internal
revenue receipts. which. 1t Is estimated, will bo
not less than twelve millions this year.
This proposed additional tax on hccr would
he burden not only on the brewers hut upon
tho millions Of citizens who drink that mild
beverage; FOR It would afford an excuse for
maintaining il not for adding to. the present
retail price.
much better plan would 10 to retrcnch In
the appropriations for the useless army. which
now costs the country about s3OOOOOOO year
Some Ponnsylvanians are complaining be-
cause tho advertisements Of tho Secretary Of
State for stationery far exceed In cost tho cost
81 tho stationery itself and because tho advcr-
tiscments are given TO newspapers published In
counties like Beaver where. 30 FAR ms is known
there is not paper mill or paper dealer. 1t
Ia evident that the Keystone State can etill boast
of officials thoroughly schooled in the princi-
| pies Of Addition. Division, and Silence"
----
Prudent Californians are talking hopefully
! Of uleasantcr way Of checking Chinese immi-
| grafton than that go forcibly expressed In the
| vignettcs OF the KrAnNEy election tickets
boot kicking n Chinaman across tho Pacific.
| Chinas vast coal fields md its alleged mines u
| gold and silver have had but little scientific
| development The Chinese havo neglected
the underground riches OF their country
themselves. and havo been too jealous
Of foreigners to permit the latter TO
make n thorough investigation. Recently Ii
HrNo-CHASG. Viceroy Of the province Of Chilli.
authorized the United States Consul At Tien tsin
| 10 procure. in his name. n mining engineer and
eNpcrt to examine tho mineral resources Of
northern China Mr.. ARNOLD HAGUE Of san
| Francisco. who has just returned from a similar
mission 30 Guatemala has been engaged for tho
work. and has 10y this time departed for Asia.
| As the engineers explorations will bo con-
ductod under the patronage OF a powerful
| Niceroy ono of tho most Influential ~ the impo-
rial counsellors, the result will in al likelihood
| be- important II not satisfactory Some Calfor-
mans are nursing the hope that the discovery
oi gold and silver mines Mt home may attract
| the Chinese from the Pacific coast back 10 China.
| or at least cheek the tide Of immigration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27
Political Arrests In Germany.

F.rI n. Lfiu nHo
PARIS Aug. l3.-F(e hundred and sixty
thr., PERSONS DO is stat I have lt,u arrested tu nrr
many since the - o June the i.tc of NuNchus, crime,
Tor insults ou tls Emlrrir william
Forty tWnuf Those have been acquitted AMI the rest.
iucludlus Thirty -unc women, sentenced to terms of Inn
pu,unucut Hu0uutu- aio-rihcr 90 cishi hundred ant
eleven Years Brrln. Nu.,lHu. Bonn. BDrhum. Hall.
Iul Sam, ami NtufituI lrAIu.'l me Wo.t prusrcu
tom. and five OF the accused committed suicide before
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ar risk Of collision with licxican troops
they cry "stop thicfW at AREOLA, and
themselves prepare TO steal millions of
acres from Mexico.
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Last Monday morning ~ the Police Court there were
thirty prisoners crowded into u the small cells
which ar, not large enough tur more than on. peiwi
The distress u the poor unurtuuaes confined IN TINS
dungeon excessive IN the extreme. and ~ their
agony for fr. they foushi each other for place De-
size the grating. the surfFated Euglishmen IN the
Hack Hole OF calcutta oueht Ter place hy the oi
window IN that den one ct he prisoners ftll n It,
and IN, officials were appealed to for water 60 take
tie SICK man out into ~. pHssag way but the appeals
were brutull dtsr, surlcd'
This incident. which would disgrace the
savage iailers Of a Chinese dungeon. is rcported
Ms having occurred in the capital Of the United
States. under the nose Of the Fraudulent Presi-
dent.
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Robbcries by men in masks who, revolver
in hand push their way into dwellings, and by
threats and blows terrfy the inmates into
silence and submission. are becoming alarm
ingly frequent The fash Of a dark lantern
awakcns the victim. He finds himself sur
rounded boy stalwart burglars. A gag is thrust
into his mouth Chloroform maybe is used.
Other members Of the household are IN the same
manner oyerpowcrod. and then. while some Of
the robbers watch the helpless household.
others ransack the dwelling So too the Use
Of force IL becoming more common in street
and cur robberies The attack on n cashier or
messenger is made quickly. His cash is
snn'rhcd from him. He is hewildcrcd His
wits arr gone Tor tho instant. and ere he Re-
covers them the thieves have made good their
escape.
The men who do this sort Of thing are the
worst class q criminals They resort 10 the
most desperate methods To- obtain plumber. and
sorupl' MT to commit murder II necessary %
avoid detection. Suburban residents are prar-
tcaly p0wcrlrss to resist their attacks. In the
case in u N,w Jersey hamlet. on sunday Wa. D.
dogs Were chloroiormod and the police patrol
was avoided. An aged man was dubbed almost
% DEATH and his son was shot at hy a."
hurgl~r-. Il wasn't the burglars fault that
hnth wore NOT Killed.. II IL high time that
some q these mon were caught and an example
made II them.
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tn,usei.~sts t"-Dat.

s.rr.d oper. ssou.r- Tue r,nitcs
a. n,or-.@ Harden & lutcrt
N.~ NORA Aau si""s -ri'ai aud s.thd
n bins s.nrt---rIie lrsh p,tt,tve
.tadt ~. trs .Narl,fy
pb~n'r~ "r"iau--vatietv
Th,ntr. brighton" -Vsl,ty. Matinee.
= mon sau,r- al. .trr DIVA
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-07
A Prophecy which il being Full
filed.

Judge Blaeb uttered the following
prophetic wortl5, before the Electoral
Commission, when the great fraud Of
making Hayes President, was con-
suHated:
AT present you have us down and
under yourfcet. Never had you bet
ter right to rejoice Well may you say.
1--WE have made covenant with death
and with he'll we are ut agreement !;
when the overlooking scourge shall
pass through, il Shall not come unto
rs for we have made lies oHr refuge,
and under falschood have we lid our
selves" But nevertheless wait 4 lit
tie while. The waters OF truth will
riso gradually, and slowly but surely,
and then look out for the Overlooking
scourge THE refuge Of lies shall be
swept away, and the hiding place of
falsehOod shall be uncovered" This
mighty and pnissant nation will yet
raise herself up like d strong man at
ter sleep, and shake her inyincible
locks in Il fashion you little think Of
now. Watt Iiotribution will come
in duo time. Justice travels with Il
loaden heel, but strikes with an iron
hand. Gods mill Grinds slow but
dreadfully fine. Wait till the hood
gate il lifted and u full head Of water
comes rushing on. Wait, and You will
see fine grinding then"
The waters Of truth arc already be-
ginning to rise. 1t Is no flight Of fancy
to see the overlooking scourge coming
on. Many Of those who aided in car
rying out the frauds in Louisiana and
Florida have acknowledged their guilt
and by their own confessions stand
forth a, perjured Williams. They have
shown themselves capable Of com
hitting the worst crimes charged up
on them by the Democrats. The Re-
puLlicans made them their bosom
friends, gave them the opportunity to
commit such crimes. and refused to
allow an investigation of their acts
Anderson, who is now on the witness
stand giving testimony against HIM
self and the Republican party, was
deemed not unworthy to receive for
his services tho highest gifts at the
disposal Of the leaders Of the party.
Justice travels with II leaden heel
bait strikes with IN iron hand
Justice will sooner or later overtake
lhe participants in the great fraud.
No can well afford to wait until the
crime il fully exposed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-07
Latest From
JAS. MORG. AN,
$50 q SSS East Mater>, eet.
MlLW AUX EE.

Best paper camhr
Dress Goods, llCy, um to lAc
ntc-, Goods, in eu u5A. from l5r to Al 80
nrcse Goods, novelties from Sc to So 80
Drcss Linen, hom 2ac ta auc
Rack CarhmtrVa. tUm iar 10 81 10
black Alpaca, from i5c 10 81 70
Silks, STACK, from 80 IL $3.50
Silks, Summer, from i0S to SIZE
silks, eeAorcd, from sc to 81 ~
IassiMercs, all wool. from hlc M
White ilQuC, from 81 10 adc
linen Towels, pa dlaelG from - " to see 90
Linen Napkins, per dozen from zoe 10 S2i 50
he'd spreads, Irom h5c to SO
Atlantic \ III cotton, NJ -
Atlantic II 4 4 cotton, mt GYMS
New Iotk Mills, Ia BitatuUd lie.
Ali other cultnn>, equally cheap
Cashmere aud Drapr IL rte ciuaks, very cheap
SAMls. rr,n i5c To $50 Oh
kmeu SUITS, from 81 IL Slla %
lauvs aud Gents llaudkvrehicIs ON 5c to
~ 0Q
tilnycs, all kinds very cheap
Hosiery an knds. from "a up
Parasals, from l0e 10 81 ID
FANS. from " UP
millinery tiaod>--latcst Sty les,
samples cent on II plica,ion, and all ords r.
Rtleu promptly. foods nat satisfactory can
% return u 1T my eXpcasr,
hvtAd tooWs, ri Floor, wholesale ~, Maau
INC nf ~ fl,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-07
5heriTs Sale.
State Of WISCONSIN IowaCoua

circuit court.
John Mnhoney. and Dennis Rockford. par
asuinst Bird ret Fitzpatrick nctc9da T.
Notice Is hereby given that bg virtue oi
cyecElion iapItcG cut ~ the above ratncd CO.
I'm the above eht tltG actor. and % me- dlrccted
against the properly 81 the said dcict dni
bearing date the l4th day 1f NAV, AZ y 1875
have levied upon and on the Ulh day July a.
Ssg at one O'clock In the afternoon. nj III
front door Of the cour, house, Iii tbs village q
Dodgcyille Iowa county Wiz. will -cll Mt pnbnr
vendue to the highest bidder for cath all tllt
rigbt, title and iaerc4t which the sand defend
ant had on the 2sth day Of March, A. y 1875 OF
hns rincc ACQUIRED IN the following dc-crlDed
REM esiatu, tU.Wi;
Thc southZ Of lot o being a4rt on NAH
Street aud running back 20ltit, also pat 81
lot No fo.Wit: Go ulncncing At the sOut
west corner of eaid lot M, running thence
north 22ff. thence east i2SIft. thence north
4Ilt thence cast 73t themes south 66ft thence
west 2GIbft 20 the place OF beginning. also the
west Vi part Of lot No ~. al-O the equal undiy-
ded one half part 81 the following tract o
lind TO vii Conmenc'"y al the south wesi
corner Of lot No. ~, rnnIing thence cas-; l6Ait
thence north 1SIH ft,thcncc west lbM II thence
sonlh 1919 It, to the place 81 begihning,ali OF
paid l0ta Of land heinz Of and IN the village OF
Highland. Iowa county Wis. aud being the
premises described In conveyance from Patrick
4 Smith to l.. A, Rombcrg II Bro. bearing date
April 1911 1870. and recorded In volume Il, oi
Deeds on page 6S6,
Or aomuch thereof ae will eatisty the sum I
$3it.0 2 Dollars with interest and costs.
Dated Sheriif's Office. May 18th, A. ID. 1873.
THOMAS KENNEDY.
Sheriff of lows county Wis.
j. p. SMELKER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-07

Definite advires from the Oregon
elton Indicate tEat the democrats
" carried oil the substantial fruits
victory, namely: y member OF caeh
use OF congress, Whitaker, the
aioehtic candida for congress. is
t'cd,.sS u alae 4 usluure which
J not ketarn hipr Mitchell e. the
nate. Ills il i I, ,lt mon which
county Y " 4 nisfatulated
as eAanin Should haspea rs be
sstcaell's place. rsnpa.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-07

The reputation 1t has attained, In
consequence Of the marvellous cures 1t
has produced during the last half CEN
tury, is sufficient assurance to the
public that 1t will continue to realize
the happicst results that can be desired.
In almost every section OF country
there are persons, publicly known, who
have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases of the lungs,
by it's use. All who have tried 1t ac-
knowledge it's supcriority and where
Its virtues are known, no one heSitatcs
as to what medicine to employ to re-
lieve the distress and suffering peculiar
to pulmonary affections. CHERRY PFC
ToRAL always affords instant relief, and
performs rapid cures of the milder va
rieties Of bronchial disorder, as well as
the more formidable diseases of the
lungs.
As a safeguard to children, amid
the distressing diseases which beset
the Throat and Chest Of Childhood, 1t
is invaluable; for, by its timely use,
multitudes are rescued and restored to
health.
This medicine gains friends %
every trial, as the cures 1t Is constantly
producing are too remarkable to be
forgotten. No family should be with
Quit, and those who have once used
1t never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the
country prescribe it, and Clcrgymen
Often recommend it from their knoWl-
edge of It's effects.
PREPARED NJ
Dr.. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.