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The New York herald., 1878-09-11
LUTHER REDFIELD

Luther Rsdfsld, late president Of the First Ma
siopal Bank Of Tarytown, which tailed At the begin.
ming tho present year. died suddenly spopasxy
Monday, ~ tho rssdeuce Of his sop-in.law IN Bloom
field. N. J. II will bo remembered that Mr.
Rsdneld was indicted In the United States
bsuk'saccountst TO the National Bank Department and
also for msapproprsson Of the iunds OF the ben k.
He was sixty-hve years Of age and At one time rs-
putsd 10 be very wealthy. He one Of the bon ,s.
msn Tor J. Nelson Tappan. the City Chamberlain and
a. that time swors that he worth $500, 0O0 His
non, Amasa A. Redheld, 10 = lawyer inis city and
UAs formerly member Of tho arm OF Barrett Red
QciA The sensor partner being sxJ u5Re rarrsu who
went 70 Europe some timo ago. 1t Il,
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NOT YELLOW FEVER.

A report was circulated Monday to the effect that
William Hogan, aged sevon years, child Of James
Hogan, resident Of New Lots, Kings county,
bad died OF yellow fever. II. q. Matthew's
NJ. d., Acting Health Ofhcer OF New Lots made
q pos: mortem cxaminstio OF the body. and found
that tho cause Of death malarial lever. An In
quest was held before Coroacr Nolan and Jury and
verdict IN accordance with the iacts rendered.
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NELSON p. AKIN.

Nelson p. Akin. the extensive manufacturer q,
Phiimout, near HUDSON, N. Y. died in London on
Monday. Before leaving for England he made ar
rangsmsnts by which there will be no intsrruptioa
IN tho business OF his m Ills
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AID FROM THE NAVY.

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
NORFOLK. Va, Sept 10, 1873.
Tho ofncess and crew Of the United States steamer
Franklin contributed SITS the yellow fever suffer-
ers to-day, aud the sfcers and Of the Wyoming
almost much more. very handsome sum,
amounting several hundred dvltars, also raised
among the officers and empioy6s Of the Navy Yard
and Naval Hospital
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DANIEL BnINKEsHory.

The death - announced Of Mr.. Daniel Brinkerhon
one Of the Arst sur inspectors this city. He was
eighty nine years OF age and died at the res,dence OF
his grandson, b. Myers, on Nanhasset Bay, L. l. He
leaves nx grandchildren and nfteen great graadcAiL
dP0n
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SAMUEL M. HARRINGTON.

Samuel N. harrington who for many years was q
leading member Of the Bar Of Wilmington, Del, and
State. ana who Secretary of State under Cover.
nor Cannon, died there yesterday aiter lingering
illness.
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SAN TRANCIsCo's MITE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 10, 1873.
Tho boxes and seats IN the California Theatre were
auctionsd OF this afternoon for the bench, OF the
yellow fever sufferers. About $1,000 were real
izcd In premiums. Mines Oats, Scott Siddons,
JUDAH Cotrelli and Messrs Robson and Crane OIL
fciated as auclioneera Tho children Of the public
SCHOOLS havo contributed $5 600. The ctzens' relief
committee to-day forwarded So 900 10 the Howards at
New Orleans, 500 10 Memphis and 81, 500 10 vioks
burg
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ADDITIONAL AID.

Mayor Yates, oi Newark, N. j., Yesterday sent
81. 900 to the yellow lever suercrs-ssoo to Memphis
and $500 to Nov Orleans. Tonight the Newark Board
OF TRADE will meet and take measures swell the
fund. Bishop Qaintard, Of Tennessee, who left New
Mr. Henry Hayes, Treasurer Of the Northern diocese
OF New Jersey, thsnking tho churches for their gen
crous Contributions.
Ripley Ropes, treasurer OF the Brooklyn Sout horn
relief fuod, received 81, ,0s4 63.
Ths following amounts were received at Police
eincis:-First, ss3 80; seoond, SI56 3s; Third,
SIC %; Fourth, 81 7s Fitb, &47 seventh. S14 o.; +;
Eighth, 20 cents; Nintn Sub, III So: Tenth, $40 81
TstaI, $335 OF.
concert and dramatic entertainment VIII be given
by children in Bedford Hail, OF Fulton street
and Tompkins avenue, tomorrow evening, the pro.
cecas from which will DO sent TO the sufferers
grand concert, both vocal and instrumental, will
take place At the Brooklyn Ssengerbsnd Cfub House,
Nos l9S and 200 Court street., this evening" The
ceipts will DO gwen 10 the Relief COMMITTEES Tor the
benefit OF the Southern sufferers.
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YuKrH1To. PENCE IMPERIAL OF JAPAN.

YUKrHITo, PENCE IMPERIAL OF JAPAN.
The latest mails from Japan bring further facts
about the infant Prince heir apparent to tho throne,
whose death was announced by telegraph from San
Francisco. The young Princes name was Yukihito,
and his rank Sanbon Shinno (thrd rank in the I'M
peral family Re has had two sisters brethcr
all OF whom died Ia sheir nfancy-in FACT one prince
and ono princess died The day alter they bern
wne the other prtncess, known as Mume-no-nya. who
His mother was Yanagiwara Aiko, Con Tenji. Ho
Was born September -. 1877. and died
about hail.past tive +. NJ the 10th July 1873 OF
disease Affecting the brain rake-no-miya is the
name OF the palace which apart isr the re-
sdcncs Of tho infant prince deceased, whsncs no
called Prince OF Take miyn. He buried be-
side his sister, Aume-ae-miya, In the Tashinaeka
Cemetery.
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TWO DEATHS I'm NASHVILLE, TENN.

TWO DEATHS IN NASHVILLE, TENN.
NASHVILLE, Sept 10, 1878.
Mn NJ. p. Martin, enc Of the refugee patients at the
Innrmary, died this merning OF yellow fever, con.
tracted at Morton station, in West Tennessee The
patient At Fisk University, Louis HoiIman colored
also died to-day. He came hero from Mississippi via
McmphiR
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OBITUARY.
JOSEPH ARCHBoLD.

Mr. Joseph Archbold, exCollector OF Intorna2 Rove
nue. for tho Third district. died at Ossining N "
Monday evening, after a long aud painful illness.
Deceased mad been ailing Tor several years past and
toward the latter part Of his administration was un
abie to attend to the duties OF his Office Mr..
Archbold born in 1889 in the Eleventh
ward Of this city, and alter leaving school
learned the trade OF shipjviner, with Messrs
ingalls,. catering into pohtics 1862 Mr. Marshal
b. Blake Then Collector OF Internal Revenue o. the
Ssventn district. appoluted him az deputy. When
Mr.. Board man succeeded MIR. Blake Mr Archboid
was removed, put six months afterward axsin
entered the service with Mr. Blake. He
continued under this Collector until 1873
when he was himself appointed Collector Of the
Third district. In Jhis capacity he served until tho
consolidation Of the districts in New York, when Gen.
erAl Max Weber appointed Collector cousol H..
dated districts. Mr.. Archbold had always been q
prominent republican politician, and was tor years
chairman OF the Twelfth district organization. He
leaves q wife aad Ihree children.
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provide for the sisuts and suffering people, snd have
sisted all appeals 70 return 20 the city and perform
their dutes. it 10 the sense OF tht, meeting
that the necessities OF csnnsinity de-
mand the appoiutmsnt OF subrelisf whose
DUTY shall be 90 solicit and recsive ceuIbutions Of
MONEY and provisions OF Al Kinds from the sympxtne,dc
OF those who erug from siling-epideic.
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DEATH OF A YELLOW FEVER PATIENT AT MO.
BILE, ALA.
MOBILE, Sept 10, 1878.
There wss . fatal case Of yellow lever nero las.
evening The Beard Of Health, however, report ., an
imported This hes been the only case 10 far re.
ported here.
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CONSTANTLY INCREASING DEATH RATE AZ

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wEArHxR-rEnRI-
BILE coEDrT1oN OF THE CITY.
NKMrHp, Temp, Sept 10, 1878.
AZ an early hour this morning rain commencsd
falling andeessfnued sncssntiy up to noos. Finy-
biue deaths were reported mp 10 twelve O'Clock,
o. .
.G3s+ eet7a ~"
Mrs. Fannie Mslhe ~. .f,.s. s,,4 s..,sa,.. -p,
General Z. W. Adams.
j. B. Fair. rtF sr' = ''--' ''''
William Chandler '''
John J. Conueily, telegraph operator.
George Lane, employs OF Southern Express Com /.
pany
Frederick s. schafer. City Tax Collector
The father Of o. II. p. Piper.
lrR II. J. GLeasos.
Mra 8, NJ Gales
Y. n. Kerr, r..-...,
Tho Situation 10 horrible.
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CLorHE THE NAKED.

Tho Southern Relief Committee OF the Chamber Of
Commerce met yesterday, Henry Hsutz In the chair
They hsvs received numerous requests the South
for clothing, 70 bs given to those who have recovered
from the fever. In instances they arc without
the means and havo not the facilities to procure IL,
Tho committee therefore, decided 70 issue tho fol
lowing appeal TO the ladies OF this city and ss VI
otnity-
CHAnBxR ConnzRcE,
NSw YORK. Sept TO- 1878
To THE LADIES or Nsw foRE BKosKLrS JxRsxY CirY
tho 30 ms from tho plague stricken city
foy terrible ss6srug existing there than ssking
s ai In the csdsavor 70 prsves the sprssa Of
the fever infected destroyea sed ip every
sssa i pessns one; any delay in supplying ~ causes
, su0sring and death ~
% s Il: " *: Y. q
- any ee.s Vii - tassn By S.sa free Of charge
there carefully and consigned the Citizens Re-
lief Commit ttee Sf Menphm. by Shom tho articles win be
ality which has their throu
fearful epidemic that ~ ravsging their city.
Ing can be oSssnsd iom any f tue ioswnx ossrs sad
earnestly requested that besides tho of the
ss OF tne articles csntained in each package DO
comaittse IN Memphis know tho conseats wishout
the necessity OF oDsping the .undes Tho commtsc
ing bs placed In separate parcels that they
ths proper hospitals withoas ioss Of time.
itsa :-westcotts Express New YORK Nos. and Park
place. 7S5 and 9a2 broadway and Grand Central Depot
strces Wismsburg No rs Fourth street; Jersey civ
No lib Montgomery street Also all express ststions
Morris and Essex sad Delaware Lsekaw.lns and we.tera
HENRY hEUTz,
Chairnsn Relief Committee New York Chamber OF Com.
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A CASE OF FEVER NEAR CAIRO, I'LL.

A CASE OF FEVER NEAR CAIRO, I'LL.
CAIRO, Sept 10, 1873
One nembsr OF Thomas Porter's family IN the
above city died last night. Two physcians express
the opinion that tho yellow fever and Two
shat II was bilious fcver. The neigbborhood OF
PortoE's residence has been known extremely un-
healthy Ia the fall and the rssidcnis seldom escape
bilious disorders No yellow fever has yet been re.
ported In tho city. The weather is rather cool.
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THE MEMPHIS FUGITIVE.

Charles Stillman, the young who ned from
Memphis. Tenn, after his father mother and brother
had died from the yellow fevor, yesterday, a, bis
request. committed by Justice Davis, OF Jersey
City, to the County jail for thirty days.
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ALMOST PANIC AT sENAToBrA, MISS.
GRENADA, MISS, S<pt 10, 1878.
yellow fever has broken out at Ssnatebia, Mss
There have been thirty up to-date, and tho
alarm among the citizens reported to be very great
They preparing 10 abandon the city.
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TIM YEvKR AT PILOrTowN.
The towboat Harry Wright loft this evening fo
Pilottown with one doctor and four nursea Twcn ~
OF yellow lever have occurred there, witt
i've deaths
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John r. vosburg.
Frank Rudy.
Mss Harriet Barnes.
Octave Shardy.
Angelina GAlliareia.
LOUIS Suech.
Julia Latlien.
Peter MitenelL
Msximo Sw aroz.
James White.
John Taylor.
Wnillellmiua Hanka
Mary Levy.
Louis B. ID ulorges.
Louisa Lenar.
Myrs May Clarke.
Henry Jones.
John Lyle.
William Wilson.
Nella Scarcy.
Jenny iardere
Rosa MarJatans.
John George Roth.
Sarah Gunnsll.
Aury Stanley
Thom as Con nors.
Sam ucl Beaumont.
Amedoe Brugniere.
Jean PArette.
Charles Ceimst.
William Smith.
Henry Ranch.
Fred Bauman.
Henry Hawkins.
Henry y EIno.
Thomas Burns.
Antonine Czsrwick.
Henry -chraede-.
Henry Gibbons.
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MORE FAVORABLE REPORT FROM MARTIN S,

MORE FAVORABLE REPORT FROM MARTIN s,
TENN.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
MARTINS, Tenn, Sept. 10. 1873
There were cases Of yellow fever here DUR
Ing the past forty-c,g hours and death Only
six cases are nov under treatment The therm
ter has fallen to 90 degrees Rain has prevailed Tor
the psal tMelNo hours.
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PHILADELPHIA "PLAY PEOPLE" HOLD MEET
INC AND DETERMINE TO HAVE GRAND
COMBINATION PERFORMANCE ron THE nm
FIT OF ruR YELLOW YEvER SUFFERERS.
[pY TFLrenApH TO rHs BERaLp1
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10, 1873.
The cali for gsnsral meeting Of the thssircai pro-
fsssses this cy 70 arrange for grand ccmbiss,en
perfermsnce for the bsncnt Of the yellow fever
suAs5yrs wn almost unahnouay r0posdsd
The New York herald., 1878-09-11

COLD WEATHER AT ST. LoUIs-How WILL IT
AyrEor THE YELLOW FEvER DISTRICTS IN
TENNESSEE ?-orISIoss OF DOCTORS.
ST. LOUIS Sept 10, 1873
sudden and ssvors change in Vie weather occurred
here last night. some six hours utter a very heavy
rain storm In the afternoon. The storm came
due east from the Rocky fountains, a cold current
following with an average vid,h OF 500 miles,
extending from Dodge City on the south TO
Yspkton on the north. The mercury fell Hftccn de-
srses here In eight hours last nrght and al noon to-
day was twentyswo degrees lower than st the same
time yesterday The current Is not yet exhausted,
and Sergeant Perry, Of the Signal Service, thinks
theYs will bc frost here tonight provided u
remains clear. Memphis 10 the same parallel
rs Dodge City, aod tho mercury thors Is Iikcly fa
q number OF degrees; but the physicians who
crease the scourge, but, on the contrary, will Ia
crease both the mortality among those sick and
the number OF now cases.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-12


THrns is much gossip in Washington
with regard to the lobbying Of Miss
Winnie Rsam.Ho1ie to prevent her hus.
band being lesislaied out Of Office in
Washington. by the new form Of Dis
trict government. Putting aside the
rropristy Of the lady's method Of CON-
Quoting her campaign. by smiles and
blowing kisses from the gallery Of the
Senate. II 10 against the code Of the reg
ular army for any one related to one Of
ita officers to attempt to influence Con-
Rrsss 10 assign him to q coveted position,
In striking contrast to the instance
cited 10 the conduct Of Mrs. Sharpe. Mrs.
Grants sister. Her husband. who Just
before General Grant went out OF Office.
was made q paymaster in the army. was
in the Spring ordered to Yankton. 1T.
He and his wife have eight children. SIX
Of whom are at homo with them. They
had lived in Washington about fifteen
years. and purchased q house and made
q homo for themselves. To break up
and remove SO large a family such dis
lance. was q very serious matter and de-
mandsd innumsrable sacrifices. Yet
the sx.Narshal Of the District. who.
with his wife. isa great i~svorits with
nj who know them, made no attempt to
have the order changed. but he and all
his family tried to make the best Of it.
and left Washington the last day Of
MAY, determined. they said. to enjoy all
thai their new home could oder them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-12
u IN GERMANY.

The State Department has received a
communication from the American
consul at Brunswick. Germany. in rela-
ton to the state Of labor and wages In
that part Of the German Empire. He
SAYS that labor is divided into three
classes : Mechanics and skilled artisans
Of all kinds, who receive from IS to ss
cents a day; ordinary laborers. including
farm and field hands. who receive from
40 to 6s cents n day. without board:
and railway hands, laborsis on public
works. and the like. who get from a to
60 cents a day. A laborer's family. OF
husband, wife and three children, can
live very comfortable on 300 mark
(about s2i5) per annum, and II steady
work offers can make both ends meet.
In most cases tho wife and elder children
contribute TO the general support by
performing other work, which is easily
found in Brunswick. Trade Is especial
ly dull in that district; workmsn are not
content TO take such work N Offers, or
at offered prices. The Socialistic party
is responsible for this state Of things.
The rapid development Of German trade
and the success Of German arms in
is70-72 led the lsborer to believe his
position would thenceforth be n Of
ease and a~fiuenes. and when the conn.,.
msrcial reaction came the working
classes. now grown accustomed to
Injuries before unknown, became dis.
contented and indisposed to work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-12
TIKI roerAL UNION.

The Postal Congress. which has been
in session in Paris. has closed its labor
and signed the new convention and reg
ulations, and numerous ameliorations
in the postal service OF the world may
DO expected after the first OF next April
The rates within the territory OF the
forty.two countries which compose the
Universal Postal Union" will. after
that date, be as follows I: For letters pre-
paid. Ave cents per single postage.
amounting to fifteen grammes (you
must count 261. grammes to the En-
glish o~unce). and underpaid lettsrs will
be taxed with double the amount Of
postage that is lacking. while letters
which are net paid al all will be taxed
double. Postal cards will circulate any
where within the Union for two cents
each. The Germans. who Guido the
French even in a passion for minute
regulations. desired to have postal cards
'nfoughou' Tue worm
one peculiar and rather ugly model. but
this proposition was no sooner m""'
the Congress man I" isn 70 mo- '
Printed matter Of every oeSer'Puon aA'
legal and commercial documents and
patterns OF WI"
ported al one cent 'of e's''
packet bearing separate a'a'' "."
Weighing not o,e' MI!
THIS ,aA Nv
or eomhs'eia a'' WI"
u less 'nAn NV s'n'
merehaha'Ss =, less 'uAn wv 0'H. ~"
articles eaeep' is'''''
paid. or tney Will not W '0'"aiueu' ."
pan Is only allowed 10 charge uouo'e let
ter rates. because OF the enormous as
lance for which maritime transportation
must be employed fackages whien
have a real mercantile value are rightly
excluded. where the srainme scale Is
not in use nity srammss Is 70 10 con-
sidsred the same as TWO ounces d
registry oil documents AND packages IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-12

Tx Acklen.R osssr awkward dilemma
will put a stop To ladies in Washington
going to closed restaurants like welksr's
to guzzls and be private. Rosser broke
into the room, it is said. and found he
wasn't wanted by either party. though
his motive and %provocation were good.
His error lay in whispering what had
seemed to be the facts. Like q Tennes-
see Jack the youthful Acklen Published
his card about making the only repara-
ton in his power" Perhaps this
should not be called a case Of Southern
morals, but ii is q little cheeky for a
man to squeeze himself into a Congress
to which he was never elected. and then
manipulate himself into u national
scandal. The carpet.bagsers did better
than this. Nj. Acklen is now on his
way to Washington. and II 10 feared
that on his arrival he will make things
lively for a number Of Washington cor
respondents who have taken unusually
large inserest in what he considers his
private affairs. Practice in target shoot
ing is now their chief source Of amuss-
ment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-12

AoESERAL order has been issued by the
Wal Department which directs that tho
extra pay OF - per month in virtue OF
the certificates OF merit, granted in ae-
cordsnes with sections i2l6 and 1885.
revised statutes. will commence at the
date OF the battle or engagement in
which the certificate was won, and con-
time while the soldier remains continu.
ously in service as an enlisted man.
The certificates conferred on soldiers
who may die before receiving them will
be deposited with the Second Auditor Of
the Treasury for the benefit Of their
heirs: and in cas- Of discharge prior to
issue they will be retained in the Adju.
tant Generals Office until applied for.
when proof will be required that the APP
p~licants are the persons entitled TO them
No certificate Of merit will be granted to
any person not in the military service OF
the United States ct date Of application
for same.
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Written for the Gold Hill News.
MT EprTH TRANcis.

Dear heart. throughout the sultry. Summer
day.
nv thoughts are ihine-thy name is on my
lips.
And when the dew above the valley wtsps.
My soul turns to thee In . tender way.
Our paths msy sunder. wide and far apart.
Bat TIL the strong. sweet love that blessed
us. dies.
Leaving a dreary bls'k the spirits skies.
We siill are one In heart.
The evening besrs . messsss sweet. from thee,
And 90 I love Il Of all hours the best;
For I can dream Of lying on thy breast,
In . rap, trance Of passionate ecstasy.
And In my dreams, thy arms ate round me
thrown
Thy kisses tall on lip and brow and cheek.
Warm with the feelings, love. thou cAnst not
-peski
By Absence, stronger grown.
I wait aud watch ! the time 10 iessening SLOW
That holds us from each Others arms apart
oh. bid II speedi my tired and aching heart
Ia breaking with the burden Of its woe.
The glories OF the summer charm no more.
Her glowing sunshine or her radiant flowers,
Ionly count the long and weary hours.
uLtil the time be DER.
aalens. Nsvsda, July ., 1878.
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THE GROUNDS,

Adjoining the Virginia and Truckes Railroad
switch. are uptqusled for shade . vsry bower
Of willows. with str,ams Of running water from
the mountains ripping through their lengths,
and like . bowling green for the cxercises OF
the day. Captain Dali has spared neither ex.
I snse nor labor TO render his drove the finest
In the state OF Nevada for Pienles and kIcuf.
stons, and will leave nothing undons on THIS
special occs.ion 10 secure null and ample enjoy
mtnt 10 all particlpators In ito
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An u~SDEsiABLE TRUTH.

You deserve to suffer. and II you lead . mis-.
cradle. ursatisfsetoy life In this beautiful
world. 10 10 entirely your v fault aud there 10
only one excuse for you-your unreasonahle
prejudice and skepucism. which has killed
sense reasoning will soon show You that Green's
August Flower will cure you OF Liver CON-
piaInt. or Dyspepsia. with all lie miserable
efects. such a. sicf headache. pslpltAtion Of
the heart, sour stomach. habltuaI c~ostiveness.
dizziness Of the head. nervous rrostration. low
rcints, etc. Its sales now reach every tounon
the Western Ointment. and not q Druggist but
will tell you OF ita wonderful cures. You can
buy q sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses
Will relieve you. jei0 lw