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National Republican., 1878-05-18
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITI NOTES.

Regular Congress report on third page.
-Rooso sends New York papers in advance.
Miscellaneous reading matter on third page.
Court calendar and routine legal news OH
third page.
MIR. Charles II. Doing has been appointed
by Marshal Douglass baiin, vice James Ed
wards, removed.
The fountain in p street circle is being
embellishcd with new mound of stone cnCir-
cling tho jet pipe
-Yalo College has just conferred tho degree
Of IS. +. B. lSdcrT Thco'Ogig Bdcc ddrrers.D
on Rev. William Henry Young, OF Washing.
ton, ID. e.
Many of the holes in tho wooden pave.
mcnt on Tenth streets between VI and street,
aud at the corner OF L street have been filled
with dirt and gravel.
-Otccr McKenna, of the First Precinct,
yesterday found the body OF an infant very
much dccOmpuscd, in III unuccupied house.
No. 5ll Eleventh street southwest.
-lOundmastcr Einstcin aud his assistants
have been actively engaged for two mornings
in reducing the canine population. The net
result so far Is about fifty dogs captured
Lieutenant Austin last night arrested a
cOlorcd boy named William Herbert, twelve
years of age, for running away from home
He will be restored to his parents to-day.
Mrs. DIR. Lawrence will lecture on the cor
ncr Of seventh street and the Avenue. Sunday
afternoon, il pleasant, at five o'clock. Subject
The Dangers which Threaten the Country"
-Thcrc will be grand temperance meet
ing at RyHnd Chapel. South Washington,
Sunday evening, at three o'clock. Charlie
Nyc will speak, aud several other able speak
ers have been engaged.
About one o'clock yesterday there was q
collision ut the corner Of Twentieth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, between inilk
wagon driven by man named Taylor aul u
double team, which resulted in severely in.
juring Mr.. Taylor's horse.
The Governor Of MARYLAND has made
reTuisiIiOn, ON the Chief Justice Of the District
for John Wilson. alias MuIlury, and james
Warner, alias john Jones, charged with hur Z
stealing in Montgomery County. The parties
were turned over, in compliance with the ro-
QUESTION.
About eight o'clock yesterday morning, Il
butcher named John Hutchinson, while clup.
ping meat in the Eastern Market, where he
has II stall. accidentally cut the thumb and
iUrviiugcr Of his lclt hand. lie wa4 taken to
the OIllce of DIR. t. \. Adams, who found it
necessary to Hmputalc both members. The
injured man was taken to his home.
a very pleasant musiroir was given at the
rooms Of Professor Roc last evening. corner OF
Fourteenth aud q streets northwest. Some
very fine vocal and instrumental selections
were rendered by Mrssrs. Barman, Small,
Kiscr, Nhorb Freeman, and Professor Roe.
Music was suspended Tor time to allow Mr..
Ennis to exhibit the working of the telephone.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
SerNiccs TO-NIorroNy.

Rev. Or. Lnnahan., tomorrow. at Foundry
Church, by request will preach ut eleven u. m be-
fore the WOmans Christian Association. At eight
= III. to young men, on "Gimbng" the second
discourse.
Church of the Redeemcr (Rcformed Eplscopal).
Rev. Edward Wilson, D. D., rector. sunday May
10. Services ut Wizards Hall nt eleven II, IN. and
eight p NJ. Preaching by Rev. II. VI. Collision. OF
Ottawa, Canada. seats free. All cordially in-
vitcd.
Rev. Alex. Kent (UniyersGlis) will preach In
TaIlmahgu Hall tomorrow. at eleven n. IN. sun.
day-sch Dol at "a a. NJ. Public cordially invited.
Rev. Clay Maccaulcy will deliver = mnrruw, at
Nj souls Church. n memorial discourse Oh The
Worth to Our Age Of Life like that Of Professor
Henry Nc.pgr services at eight o'clock p. III.
The Rev. W. W. Patton, u. d.. Will preach at
Howard University tomorrow. nj five o'clock y.
At the street Baptist Church there will be
preaching In the morning by Rev. Dr. Howe; In
the evening by the pastor, Dr. J. W. Parker, when
tho ordinance Of baptism will be Administered, AS
taught by our Saviour. Good music by Il well.
trained Uctcttc of mixed voices. accompanied by
their new, swcct'toncd organ. strangers wei.
coined.
Rev. Dr. Gray, Of the North Baptist Church. will
preach nn Christ Refuge for His People to-
morrow morning.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
Arrest of % Notorious Thief.

Edward Johnson, notorious colorcd thief,
was arrested hy Officers Madigan and German
yesterday morning. The accused is wanted
ON several charges, and the officers havs been
looking for him for some time They received
information that he could be found Mt house
in Prathcr'S alley, aud on going there found
their man just getting up.
The prisoner was committed to Jail for II
hearing before Judge Smell this morning.
Johnson Is the simc man who was arrested by
the officers of the Seventh Precinct for the
outrage of Miss Eva Wilson about three
months ago. 1t will be remembered that the
accused was kept in custody three days, Us the
young Lady thought thHt she could identify
him. She was unable to do 80, however, and
he was released Since that time he has been
in the habit 0. stealing whenever an oppor.
tumity Offered, and his trial before Judge
Smell this morning will probably result in u
long sentence,
National Republican., 1878-05-18
TIE HOUSE COMMITTEE.
Franklin Temperance Legion.

Another fine programme may be expected
at the popular Saturday night entertainments
of this association at their hall, corner Of Sixth
and { streets northwest, this evening. Among
the attractions for the evening will be found
Miss Hndield, the little lady violinist, who
will execute some solos OIL the violin. Good
speaking, singing, and instrumental music
will bo given to their friends. Miss Addie
Prospcri will preside Mt the piano. 1t is also
expected that Mr.. 4. J. BJwen, the founder OF
the organization, will be present and address
the meeting. Everybody is invited. Seats
free.
The active members of the Legion will hold
Il meeting on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock,
and all active members are requested to be
present at that hour.
The regular Sunday afternoon temperance
meeting will be held, commencing at halfpast
three o'clock. Good speaking and singing will
bc had,
National Republican., 1878-05-18
The Jury in tho MOuiton Case.

Yesterday was the third and closing day of
the trial Of Charles II. Moulton, indicted for
forgery before Justice Wyli", in the Criminal
Court At the adjournment on the day pre-
yous tho arguments had been concluded, and
when the court rcconvcned nothing remained
but to instruct tho jury and await their yer.
diet, His Honor delivered tho charge and ut
1875 the jury retired. At 3lj, not having
agreed, the Judge sent for them and said il
they came to II verdict before eight o'clock to
send for him and he would come down and re-.
ceive it, otherwise they must remain out all
night.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
A .IOuse DnOrkeGnor Gained.

Officer McNall of the Capitol Police, brought
to the Seventh Precinct Station yesterday al.
tcrnoon II man named William II. Caldwell,
OIL II charge Of making an assault on Mr.. J.
ID. Hutton, doOrkccpcr in one of the galleries
Of the House. The trouble occurred during
tho excitement over the Potter resolution.
Caldwell who is II cripple, was refused admis-
sion to the gallery by Hutton. Hutton gave
him push which CAUSED him to fall down.
On arising he pitched into Hutton and gave
him sound drubbing with cane, for which
he WINS Arrpslnl.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
4 Bmrglnr CAPTURED by u Woman.

About six o'clock last evening Mrs. Buchan-
an who resides at M. 1925 + street northwest,
heard noise in one Of the basement rooms of
her house, and, desc ending the stairs, found u
black man ransackng the basement. With
great presence of mind she took her pocket
book from her pocket, and, pointing it at the
intruder rs ii it was pistol cilrctually fright.
oncd him. Compelling him in this way to ac.
company her, she took him upstairs and locked
him in room, where SHE kept him until tho
arrival of officer Atchi5On. He was taken to
the Fifth Precinct Station, where he gavo the
name Of Thomas Goodwin. Upon examining
the premises, it appeared that he had effected
an entrance through the front basement win.
dow. GoolwS will have hearing in the
Police Court a morning.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.
IN Us EN- ENTS.
"Tho DanichcT."-NationaI Theatre.

The summer season was auspiciously in
auguratcd last night by the Performance, of
Dumas beautiful play entitled The Dani-
chctlcs." No hypcrboic phrase is requisite to
express due appreciation of the great merits Of
tho drama and the splendid manner of its
present rendition The entertainment thus
provided by Manager Ford is Gf unsurpassed
excellence In the annals Of the current thcat-
rical year. Wo cordially commend its remain.
ing presentations ofthis afternoon and evening
to the patronage of the publicand desire to cx-
press that the attendance upon those occasions
will bo of such character rs will Justify con
tiIuance of tho bill during the coming week.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
Violating the Pension Law.

The case of Samuel \. Pcugh, lawyer and
claim agent, was called in the Criminal Court
yesterday, aud the defendant put on trial be-.
fore Justice Wylic. The defendant, among
other business was engaged in prosecuting
claims before the Pension Bureau, and the in
dirtmrnts aver that on November II, l-15,
he collected u certain claim, amounting to
SJG5. 81, for and in behalf of George Simms,
which pension was due by reason of u paraly-
sis of the left arm, caused by a wound received
wlilc in the naval service of the United
States. In collecting this amount he with
held from the pcnsioncr the sum OF S2SJ.Ej,
turning over to Simms only $50. The law
Furnishes it as crime for any agent or attOr-
nuy to receive rs fees for collecting any PEN
sion or claim for bounty land any amount cx-
ccrding 80, or less sum if fixed by the Com
missioner Of Pensions.
District Attorney Wells, and his assistant,
II. H. Well, jr., appeared for the Government,
and Hon. \. q. Riddle and T. j. Crittcnden,
est, for the defendant
The dclcn,e set up was that this money was
loan made by Simms to Pcugh after the
pension money had been paid to the pcnsioncr.
The case WAS not concluded at tho time Of the
adjournment.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
BO-IRD or HE.ILTH.
Improvement of the Sewerage System
Operations Of tn. Health Office.

Improvement of the Sewerage System
Operations of tn. Health Office.
The Board Of Health met last evening, all
the members present. \ communication was
r. cciy,d from S. II. Walker, complaining that
his horse had been Illegally impOunded, and
asking return of fees. Endorsed by Health
Oliiccr that after investigation he was OF
opinion that the horse had been legally i'm
pounded. The report Of the Health officer
WAS approved The committee on ordnance
were ordered 10 make report on the offensive
odors in the West End, arising from the am
mpma factory Ut the piS works.
4 communication was received from the
Clerk Of the Senate District Committee, On.
closing copies Of Senate bills l!lG and l2i-.
relating to improvement Of the sanitary con.
ditinn OF Washington by deepening tho river
channel and to improve the sewerage OF til"
city, requesting information aS to existing
system Of sewerage and such suggestions as
may occur in regard to its improvement. Re
lurrrd to the committees Of the whole board,
to meet at eleven O'clock this morning.
The operations Of the health O.liro for the
week ending May II were reported, aS follows :
Nul,uucc, rcl"r'rd. $50; referred lui; abatcd,
III referred ~ commissioners. :, uihral n, tirr,
Issued. =. CliIsns complaints. :; rHu'"s Of death
investigated, g. TcgUuiury condition iuyu, i-uIrd.
i burln, NJ public cxpri,r, =; iuSu,l.atiIll, for
Local cause, Of yymotc di,cu-r, ! diphihcriu, 3.
typhoid fever srurIr fever, >. premises fpumdin
similarly uDml.t"ni iu.auiHry, .; tons of garbage
removed. li3: lrul animals Irm Nvd Il priym-
cleaned by - h. \. Co., Gt&. Marine products in
,.,rrcd-ls9"D herring, 100 .hai, 2Hir tailor,
IrI sturgeon, 57ir buu, he. fish lulti clans, lI4p
crabs and ~, br,hr., oysters. CUm.l"mncd -1J
bUmrhu, fish, - claims, ,~n crabs uuI 1lj bushels
oyrlr'-. UuNhpIn,umg food cund,mucl-;!l
puuuI. beet - y,ul 70 mutton, . bacon, u pork
y clDbupt.-. ! bushels knlc, - bushels peas, y
quart, strawberries, II buuCHcs rhuhurD, @D
iuuchr, udi,hrs, uul =, bmrhr, Asparagus.
Pound report -Auit.u!s impuumIul, / redeemed,
B. kL..gl, J. MM.lm-l 4 MI L-LI. %.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
ADIsrcputnblr House I,nidcd

Last evening Lieutenant Austin aud squad
Of officers made Il raid on IN alleged bawdy.
house on Thirteenth street, and arrested Kate
Crcwl.y, the proplictrrss, and three other
female inmates. 4 white man was also found
in the house and carried 10 the Finn Precinct
Station with the other parties. lie left collat-
cral for his appearance at Police Court this
morning, but the females were locked up for
the night
National Republican., 1878-05-18
Tho Races TO-Duy.

Tho rain yesterday compelled the postpone,
meut of the races at Bcmning's until this after.
noon, when the programme for yesterdays
sport will be carried out The first race Is a
mile and quarter dash, the second mile heats
and the third twOmilo dash Some Of the
best horses in the country are entered for thcs.
races, and the sport will undoubtedly be good
Special trains for Bennings will leave tho Bal,
timore aud Potomac depot at l;JO $40, and
i2U p. III.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
DISTRICT AFFAIRS.
QUESTIONS on MARRIAGE.


In response to letter from Rev. William
Paret, pastor Of the Church Of tho Epiphany,
inquiring whether the Board Of Health has
power to require him to answer certain qucs-
tions In regard to parties married by him,
the Commissioners, in answer, transmit tho
opinion of the District Attorney on tho subject,
which says: Tho Importance Of such records
and statistics Is so apparent that their proper
collection and classification would seem to he
an object of interest to every Intelligent citi
zen. But as the cooperation of all cannot be
secured by voluntary action, Congress has
thought fit to confer upon the Board of Health
the power to make and enforce regulations to
secure full and correct record of vital statiS-
tics. Under this act have no doubt of the
power Of tho Board Of Health to require the
questions to be answered.
MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.
Inspector Entwislc has Issued the following
permits: To build A. q. Adds, one three
story brick OH Rhode Island avenue and Severn
tccnth street northwest, $lO.OON Repairs-L.
Knowles, bay.window at 1920 Twenty fth
street northwest $50. Mary Connolly, brick
back building at Second aud II streets north
west, SlG5. Edwin Mccormick, summer
kitchen at Nol22i Union street southwest, so.
John Grinder alter stable on Virginia ave-
nue., between South Capitol and First streets
southwest
Licenses have been issued to G. C. Duncan.
srn, auctioncI +, and LOs5kam & Wea?er for n
bar-ruUm.
Tho reports of the treasurer yesterday,
show receipts, S5,GOSs7; disbursements,
National Republican., 1878-05-18

The memorial services Of the late Hon. J. J.
Chi'o.m vii! take place at Metropolitan NJ T.
Church Tomorrow Sunday, DR.. NuyOr, the
past"r, will preach the sermon, Bishop Haven
Will deliver the cuIopy and the choir will sing
n Masonic funeral anthem, rs well AS some
other selections Of high oldcr for the OCCASION
The choir consists Of Mrssrs. SiinDns, Perkins,
sud Duyall, first tcnOrs; Atkinson and Ma
Juirc, second temorS k"ys"r and Cohen, first
bass Clark and Machnirhpl, second bass.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
B.fSE- B.fLL.
National vs.. Rosedalc To-Day-Ycsterday's
l.nmCs.

National vs.. Rosedalc To-Day-Ncsterday's
Games.
The National aud lso,cdAlo play the second
game of their series this afternoon, at four
o'clock, on the grounds of the former The
last contest between these club, resulted in
favor of the Reds" by score of six to ioural-
though the blues" outbatted their opponents.
The Roscdale have strengthened their nine in
the ccntrc-fcld, aud the fight this afternoon
will be stubbOrnly contested. As both mines
are pretty evenly matched, there should he n
large attendance. The first game between them
was the best that has been played here this
season.
GAMES PLAYED ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
Lowell. Mass.-LowcIls, 12 Worcester
Elizabeth, y. New Bcdfortls, j; ResO-
lutcs, o.
New Havcn-Buiialo 81 New Haven, /.
Symcusc-Stars, 10; Allegheny, |.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
Real Estate Transfers.

William i. Kibhcy, trustee, to William
Walsh, for Il, 500, sub lots 80, II aud Il, sub
division Grauby; II, partHcnbriter to lgnntiu,
Miller, for SI l5o, lot l., subdivision square 5IG
Thomas r. Crittondcn to d. l.. Morrison, for
50, 800 lots and ., square 37l; II. Ncalo to e.
T. Fraser, for $50, lot O., square 49, Alice
Counor ct al. to john. Gavin, for 500, lot :,
square 80.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
Ihn IInErl. slrIIula.

Owing to the rain last evening the cxhibi-
tion Of the code of signals invented by DR..
Harris, Of Louisiana, which was to have tax IN
place at Fort WEipplc under the direction Of
the Signal Department, was postponed until
this evening. Tho weather p. rmittiug, the
exhibition will take place at eight o'clock p.
n. In addition to the Signals by detonating
balls and color, there will he attached to the
balloon several beautiful PyIUtrchnictl dis.
Plnys such Us stars, mctCUrs, golden ram, &c.
which run bu seen from all parts Of the city.
Mmlk NL,I.. q urMnLl. NOInNm & CuN, " sry.
National Republican., 1878-05-18


and purge ont the hunlOrs, plmples, bos and
sores, which arc merely cmblems OF the rottcnness
within.
SouSG PEOPLE do pay attention To your teeth.
neglect will soon ruin them. lie wise In time.
Clean them daily with TnURSroSs Ivory PEARL.
TOorH POWDER. tho most perfect dcntriflcc known.
II will keen them through life In good condition.
white and sOunn VIII harden the gums, swceten
the breath. and prevent tOOtlache. Sold by all
druggists. Is and 80 cents per bottle.
WELLS MACIiisE.SrREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsT.
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow.
ers far Surpass all others.
HARD times demand economy. practice It by
renovating your sOiled gloves with JOuvES's IS0-
DEEors KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price y cents per
bottle.
ARE you bilious. troubled with headache, dizzy.
ness sick stomach. constipation, &c? Are you dys.
peptic, nervous dull, and languid? Averse TO nll
exertiOn. Ia your life miserable? You require II
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
blood Take QuIRKs IRISH TEA. the great nousc
hold remedy 1t will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggists, Is cents per package, which makes O
quart Of medicine.
Is your hair harsh. dry aud stif7 Does Il refuse
to curl? Dress II with TIONrsoS's PoNADE OPTME
An oenginous compound Of singular merit Il
will improve 1t. Sold by druggists. &c. Price D
and " cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
National 3epublitan.
Arrival of Pas.enu.. rrain..
At BALTIMORE AND roToaAt Drr,. skirt AND

At BALTIMORE ANp ONO DEror. SEw JERSEY AVE.
SUE AND { STREET.
Morning. EipHipr.
sells n. Phil & ROs c1, ESQ, baltimore accom-.
esaE, Baltimore express $50 InliinIuTc accom-.
IsN Western express. STA. Y. PM & BOs eS.
t-n.fnltimOrp RcC1m. So, Western Mail.
t2A, bred. ac. tMct. brch) t'S7, Baltimore accom-.
GJ:, baltimore Annapolis cot Baltimore express
and way 7sl, Western express.
tS, Maftinsburg and lTA- SOD llnlimCrp cNprc<s
gCrstuwn ac tMrt brCh. 4gIj n y Phil y los es
slu:!n, Baltimore accom-. 1875, Baltimore accom-.
ll:O, baltimore express.
ARRIVE Gaily. Others Sundays excepted.
DB- For the time OF departure OF trains, advcr
use nIents elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
VEGETINE
1 Regard IL az u Valuable
FAMILY MEDICINE.

JAN. I, 1873.
Mr.. II. II. SrEvESs;-
DEAR SIW: take pleasure In saving that have
used the NcsetInr In my family with good results and
have known OF several cIscs OF remarkable cure
effected by II. Iregard 1t a valuable family mcd
cine. Truly yours. REV. WM MCDONALD
The Riv. WIN. Mcdonald Is well known through
the Untrd States u min 'st"r In the NJ Il. Church
THOUSANDS SSPEAK.-VEGETISE Is acknowledged
and Immendei by phys clans and apOtheCarieS to
h., tho best purifier nn cleanser OF the blood dis
covered, nmd thousands speak in Its praise who have
bCcu restored 10 health.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
New Advertisements.

Vcvctlne for dyspepsia.
Notice Of trustee ur Frank l,cmnn.
Building lot on Judiciary square for sale
Duncansun BrOs.-Sule OF watch chains. Sc.
Summer hats-D. II. Stincmrtz. l137 rcnnSyl.
yania avenue.
Colden's L!ebg's Liquid Extract CT BCcf and
Tonic lnylgOrutOr.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
Everybody goc, to EJ,crnun IIro,. Tor clothing
Mothers, Mothers, NIOthp,s,

Don't iai! to Iro'ulc MEs WIN.Low'. sooru!NG
sYEur tor Ull Diseases Of tvehlus IN chlrgn, 1t
relieves the child ilvIn pain. cure, wind ro.lc,
healLh " thU NhlLh. .INus r,sl Ll lMn nythgr.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
IInt,l Arrivals.

Tpu,rldl-George DOhcrty, W Cooper, ]. W
Boa ley aud wlr, New York; u : Crapl Norfolk,
Va; Joseph NimmU. = {; Grnrgr smith and WIFE,
OnIu VI j Mathews, Boston, T " Puhrn pttsburg:
j + Marshall. thCH;u; + j IIrrhe - Louis; Thomas
-In"S and wife, DrlrplI, Mich; j + CurrLH, Jersey
CIy, NJ Lunt. Harrisburg Pa
National Republican., 1878-05-18
Eunniuu Hurrs ii, Jennings

II the weather /, iuT overhead the lhrru rncc, On
III rTugraumu +. yesterday Will Positively take
place :" day, commencing NJ four O.clocl;
L L HIM IIrmnrL--Lur
National Republican., 1878-05-18
PLACES OF WORSHIP.
Location Of Churches, Name Of Pastor, and
Hours Of Religious Exercises.

Tho morning services In all tho churches
Churches at four u. m, and evening services arc
held In the churches generally at $50 o'clock
The following Is list Of the more prominent places
OF worship I'm tho District.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
lie IalI,.iI-es

OF the different political parties excite much com
niemt ana give M"rc or lees dsaHi.i0 gjDn but the
garmrmt' IN Il cS At the boy clothing hul.sr uf b.
KvhliI>uH - Go. give HUr'Isnl aI'sIp,f,nn.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
Indications,

For Lower Lake Region and Middle States rising
barometer, northeast TO southeast winds, nearly
stationary temperature, and partly cloudy weather,
possibly followed by falling barometer, ard along
Lake Erie rain areas
National Republican., 1878-05-18

The clerk Of the court has issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants
Edward SnOwdrn aud Amelia Harris
j. H. Shelly and Mary l.. Kelly.
National Republican., 1878-05-18

THE Grand Ccutml Hotel New York, pr,,0s,c,
oil the requirements, IN size style, DrtIiuU, and
GrPuulnrmt, Of the modern first class hotel. aud
ECrls ~ reputation as model house.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
yEGETINE.
VEGETINE
Is RECOMMENDED by ALL
PHYSICIANS.

VALLEY STREAM QrEESs Co, LoS0 Island, N y.
Mn. ". r. STEvESa:-
DEAR SIR: take the pleasure OF writing you n
small certificate concerning Neyetnr prepared by
you. have been Sufferer with Dyspsps1 10, over
fnrty yeais and have had the Chronic DdI riir1 for
oTcr six months, aud have tried most everything
given up to die and I'D not expect to live from
day 10 day and no physician could touch my casa
saw yuur Negtiine recommended to cifc Dgsp"DSiH.
commenced using II. and continued doing 81. and
an nLw well NO nan and restored to perfect health.
All VINO are afflicted with this terrible disease I
would kindly recommend to try II for the benefit OF
their health and II l, excellent rs bio Id purifier.
by Dr. I. u. FORHIsS, ". D.. for
Mrs. WM. n. Forbes.
VE8ErISE--when the blI cd becomes lclc.s and
stagnant, either from change OF weather Of climate,
want Of exercise. irregular O.. from any other
ctSs. the NEIETtSE Will renew the blood, carry on
th' puril humOfs, cleanse the stomach regulate the
bowels, and impart tone OF vigor to the whole body.