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New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
BROOKLYN INTERESTS.
RAPID TRANSIT PROJECTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
COMFY ISLAND.

RAPID TRANSIT PROJECTS CoNsIDRIID-ANNEXING
COMFY ISLAND.
IrKON TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE IRIBUNEI
ALBANY, March Little Committee Oh
Railroads. OF the Assembly has Octn the scene for the
pdst two months OF repeated struggles between the
friends aud opponents Of rapd transit III BrookyI-Or
rather between te advocates OF different schemes Of
rapd transit. The Railroad Committee made two
imuortaut decisions on these matters TO-
dav. They reported uu'ayorahy TO tie Assembly
tc-iay bin of Mr slcrdau, which forh!ds the Long
Island Railroad Company train, ou Aanticayc,
Brooklyn. The Assembly agreed IL t"e reports and tue
BIZ is accordiuey dead Tnc Railroad Committee then
reported fayJrdb.y Mr.. O-d,H's bill authorizing the
Finh Avenue Railroad Company q build .n elevated OF
euuIen raiicad on auc from the south Ferry TO
TlathusA-1yc. II the suuKcu railroad is built The
conpauv authorized reopen the old tduLc between
Barrrst and ,hc south Ferry, ana raiway trains
through IT, Tue bill Will probable pass ~" Assembly.
TIE Comm ttcc on Commerce aud HdI!Iat'h reported
for the consideration OF the ASF'b M ~hcili&Ho hl
reducing the rates fcrago au th" ferries ~ tie
Union Ferry Company. The Commttcr on cities reported
fuvo,ahy MIR ShcrIdau- b cOnsOllddtn- the towns OF
FlathuSh, Futlauds. New-Urcch ana GraNesend with
The CITY OF Brooklyn. Ins<WOUl be virtual auue 1a-
tlou Of CIuey Island by BgonEyn the island being stu
etcd in the town OF Grayc-end.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
4 NEW PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

The members of the Produce Exchange
have concluded the interest OF their large and in
crcasng business and in view OF the advantage of "A
frc-proof building with extended facilities for the
various trade interests, IN which may be concentrated
all the conmlttee-ToOms, which at present are at
various distances from the Exchange 10 expcnd the sur
plus fund for real estate and buGng to give them the
necessary accommodation. The present Is considered
the most favorable time 10 secure real estate suitable
for a site and "a committee has been appointed to ad
vertisc for proposals for the purchase OF such site
Tho PROPOSALS Will be treated confidential, and
should name the iuatiOn, price, dud date when
POSSESSION could be given There should also be given
refusal Of thirty from the date OF proposal at the
price named The limits within which the prOpcGty ty
must situated are: 1Out OF wall east OF GIecnwIch
and north and OF Wderst.. and TO contain about
twenty city lots.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THEATRICAL DIsAGREEMENTs.

ANOTHER HEARING IN THE FGskE-HARkFS CASE
WARM INTERCHANGE OF PERSONALITIES.
At n further hearing before Judge Suther-
land "a referee In the Fiske- -arkns suit the crosscA
animation OF Mr Harkins was begun yesteru'!' in'
hearing was marked cnly by the irreeVahcy oi 'ue
timony brought out during the examination anu ~
freoucn indications OF bitter feeling betweehthe
toint managers OF the Fifth Avenue Theatre Al the
close the counsel for Mr. Fske declared that no oppo
,i % ,bo dissolution cf tho cOpartnersbip would De
o1o by him After a tedious examination OF the DOCKS
NJ te firm for the purpose Of asccrtainlng the sum vi
money paid as proceeds OF the beneHt gwen 'S'
Fall for the yellow fever sufferers 10 the 'hen May
during which Mr. Harkins said that he knew ho'h"S VI
the receipts or disbursements beyond what was SHOWN
by the books OF the firm, when were heP' W " ~
tine witness was asked: 80,
.'Thot was n volunteer performance, was it notf
"It was"
eyes !" muttered his counsel Zone partner TOOK por
tion of the proceeds and the other did not
another long scrutiny OF the books to ascertain
what sums OF money he had drawn from the thea're
treasury the witness fixed the amount at Sl3s oo 10
December a. 1873. From that time TO the appoint
ment Of receiver in following month he drew Tor
his own Use 500 According the articles OF agree
ent tbe partners were 10 draw not more thah Sloo
week from the profits OF the business; Dnt Dy utu
understanding the agreement was not observed a"so
ucly Nearly all the money drawn 9y @ nm had m p,r ,h
received in checks IRON Mr fl'hc -, 20 ON
chec book show that the ey drawn by nun was on
account OF salary, out the use OF the "oru WIS in
proper. - NJ, ryor,,,s ootd. O." T
am now In partnership at the same theatre win l. W.
Pm mer HON haVe known intimately lot a year pr
,n 70 NV auniicotion to the courts for dissolution
Of nv partnership win Mr.. Fiske have oceh mana, ma
ger Of ihe ST. Charles Theatre at NeW1OreaS' ~ t no
Sew.york Theatre now the Globe in this CITY; OF te
Union square the Fifth Avenue, under Day am Az
vsory manager of the Grand Opera House tnIctci
th business in 1863 alter service In the LIST
Nev-YOrk Cavalry. from which was mus'ereu OUT a'
Uarpcr's Ferry IN the preceding YEAR ..o
Mr. Uarkins testified that be had never pcen ASST
ciatcJ with John T. Lloyd, but was assocate,anager
of he Broadway Theatre with his brother NiiiIan a;
suf AGAINST him. the witness showed heslancy 10 orePN
"Oh! YOU can shield Yourself you choose ehciaineu
the examining counsel. 49,. =, ,,----,,..,
II have nothing to shield, SIR MT Harklhs fepHeu
hotlv can give history OF the case, u Is nccrs
Foul Pay which my own properly auu ior taA
Ing $500 from the boX-Oice with which 10 pay tue roy
atty to Harry PamcI." -
Tine hearing Will be continued March q.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE TO-DAY.

The following are the lists of cabin passen-
gers who VIII sail for Europe to-day the Inman
steamship City Of Berlin and the Main, Of the North
German Lloyd:
FOR LGNERPOOI-By SieqWshiD Gty Of B,rlfn-Mrs.
Fmma Wa-ncr. George Mckay, Hermann leopold James
smith ATS r. L. Bradley Thomas H. DOhrrty, George King
FlAn is Pete man L. hac tnAe A. H. Beamish Charles II
WhttltcT Dr. W j. ODOhcTty. Mrs +. A. Harvey and
CuGrcn J. H. Cumming, Sauue Richardson. Patrick Duty.
William lobiusOl. q. BeCkTth SnnOu ohnspn
aud Nc Miss Brrs Witl Hiss ldca Bcckwith f. r.
Perkins Augustus ~ecley Mrs D. H. Ne halo James MAJ.
bnCE. f. H. Warrington, J. W. Epl"tt. Mrs Fulctt end
maid. y. selgnan, j. Ellington. William j. ClaybOrn u.
Hale, Z. Lstcham.
FOR BREMEN-By Steamship Min Colonel Wickham
Holman. secretary ~ the United states Legation
Petersburg G. H. spinner Mrs Spitzner Miss cara Sptz
y. W SpitLnor Mrs A. Mecke Mrs A de GIeine and
Cild Hermann Hell Miss Amelia GOttleIb Mrs. Elizabeth
POTst, Mss Meta Buschmann, Dr. Louis LOEr.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
PROTEST AGAINST ELECTION LAWS.
A TAMMAEY COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO WORK FOR
THE REPEAL OF THE LAWS
The following circular has been issued:
TAuuASY HALL. March If, 1879.

The following circular has been issued:
TAMMANY HALL, March IA. 1879.
Alta meeting Of the Dem0cratic-Itepubllcan General
Committee, held at Tammauy Hall on the 9th ins' the
following resolution unanimously adopted:
ResOlred That "A committee Of twenty-five from this
Orgiu'zatiuu be appointed by the Chairman TO c0mInu
nIcale with the Democratic Senators and Representa-
tvrs Congress- aud urge them To stand finn III thtlr
efforts the repeal OF the laws appointing SuDcr
visOrs Election the jury oath, aud .he presence
Of "a mlliiary force at elections
In pursuance Of this resolution, have appoint the
following committee: Augustus schc, William r. Rob-
erts Frank H. spnOla, Alfred WagstaG John ID. Town
send. Luke r. Cozans, Thomas j. Crcamer, John E.
Devliu Frederick smyth William c. Traphagen, George
". Wngatc, william II. Quincy, Andrew j. Rogers,
Thomas +. Grady, Maurice L. Holahan, Dennis Qnlnn
Timothy j. Campbell. Samuel Conover Thomas smells
Edmund NJ. Plum. John W. Guntzer aud Richard Flan-
agJn.
In view % The fact that Congress viii meet on the
Ism inst hope the Committee will Immediately meet
organize and make the necessary arrangements 10 uls-
charge the duties imposed upon them.
HENRY L. CLINTON,
Chairman Democratic Republican General Couillitee
Of the City Of fNew-1Ork.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
NEW CONTRACTS BY WESTERN UNION.

A new working contract has been signed
between the Western Union telegraph Company and
the New-York, Lake Erie aud Western Railroad Com
p4ny for the telegraph wires owned aud controlled by the
latter company. The contract, it IS understood, rns
twenfI-tv years. subject 10 cancellation by either
company al any tim. B, the terms Of tic contract, 1t
L. uud -rstood that Western Union VIII have role con-
troll OF the wires aiOns The Enc Road and to keep them
repair hy trdn-Hjting all the dspatche, Of the ril
road company iTtc 81 charge. II u claimed that there
i nothing ~ the "cnt.ct t. prevent the Erc Company
from tuteImg into any independent telegraph 0rgiuZa-
uou by combining with Other railways, or otherwise
l. is claimed at the Western Union office that u new
contract will be signed with the PENNSYLVANIA Com
pany IN few day-, and that the difficulties with the
Baltimore aud ONO Road Will PROBABLY be com
uIum,.tI.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
4 SETERE PASTORAL LETTER.

CLEVELAND, March 14.-The Right Rev.
Bishop Gilmour has issued pastoral letter to the
clergy TINS diocese which condemns The Irish Word
published in New-YOik. for being antagonstic TO true
Catholic principles condemns labor unions for their
secrecy; forhds Catholic parents under threats OF eN-
communication from sending their children to the pub
lie schools Catholic parOchia scJOOs Of
access, and gives the bcrnlans severe rtprm1nd Tor
allowing the priests To act their spiritual
The Bishop urges upon Catholics the necessity OF suO-
scrhIng To the diocesan Catholic Journal IN preference
to others and repeats his order tO young Catholics
marry outside of their rel glOuS faith HIS letter
cnncmdrs WIN smggcsLlnns as U innerals. ctc.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
Albany NOTES.

ALBANY. Friday, March H. 1879.
In the Assembly to-day the Chair announced the
,oIovtng ne the Conference Committee on the Appor
tionmepf bill: Messrs. Hepburn, Pool Fish, Strahah
and Brodhead
The bill relative TO Hell Gate pilots was reported upon
adversely today, and the report was agreed TO-
Mr. Sloan has reported the bill amending the act re-
latinr to the Supreme Court and TO the election OF
Indce q. the Court OF Common Pleas in Ncw-Iork
Alonzo p Strong referee to pass ON the accounts o
Edward L. Paris. receiver OF the 'hn'ou SAVING
Rank has made his report 10 the supreme Court.
In accordance with the report, justice Lnuon HISc'
lie receiver TO pay second and final dlVldehu VI
43.lG9 per cent TO depOsitOrs.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
A BURGLARS HEAVY SENTENCE.
few days ago John =. NJ Richards of No

3O5 East Eghty-sxtn-st aroused the middle Of the
night killed Timothy Casey. OF two burglars in his
house and arrested the other Dennis DOngan Dorgan
Dorgan Thursday pleaded guilty burglary in the first
degree and was sent Prison for eighteen years
Casey " o was XII ed was bail at the time anO her
char - o. burglary. DOTgau, though young man, ms
been three times sentenced t. prison before once Janu
ary a. ls76 again on Nav %, 1876, and third ume
August o. 1875 al for crimes InYOvIng violence.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
PREPARATIONS TOR ST. PATRGcK's DAY.

A convention Of delegates Of the Irish sOci-
cetcs who intend To parade st. Patrick's Day, met
Academy Han in Tnird-aye. last evening. complete
arrangements for the parade and reports from
special committees. Peter MCGOWAN presided. The
divisions will form a Fistaye. and Twenty thrdst.
moving down Prst-ayc. 10 Secoud-SL; 10 the HOwery
10 CanGlst; TO Centres to the east gate of City Hail
Park, where the procession will be reviewed by the
Mayor and Common COuncii thence 10 Broadway; 10
Fourteenth St; Seyenth-aye TO Thiriy-seyenth-st;
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
p Q s s G RIFF r
3:45 a. N.
--LATEST EOREiGN NEWS.
THE SZEGEDIN DISASTER.
GREAT DISTRESS IL THE CITY.

LOSDOS. saturday, March II, 1879
The correspondent of The Daily NeUs at
Szcgedn telegraphcd on Thursday that thousands OF
people were starving The correspondent passed in
of the relief boats 400 persons who had taken refuge
in "A church; the boat unable 10 afford them any
help There were hardly any servccabc boats ayaila-
BILE In "a schOol-hOuse 800 PEOPLE had taken
refuge and we're without food Large numbers Of boats
which were proceeding to aid tne submerged city had
breu stopped by the Storm which had cut Cn communi
cation 10y river.
The authorities at SZ"ntc7, Vaslrhcly. and Csongrad
which towns contains aggregate population Of s0
600 have clcgraphcd to Pcsth for aid The dykes pro
tectjug them from tho waters are threatened
has broken anon the refugees ped
on the dykes at Szcgcdin.
The L0ri Mayor OF London, the request Of the Aus
trian assador. has opened subscription for the
relief OF SzrCcdlh.
ENORMOUS Losses SUFFERED.
PEsTH, Friday, March II, 1870.
The Government at szegedin reports that
he was rowed through the submerged streets and found
hrecduartcrs OF the town I'm ruins. He thinks that II
the water remains q few days Longer scarcely 200
houses Will be LETT standing Tie BurGUmaster
tLat several thOus aud persons have been drowned.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15

The Direction the Bureau Vertss has just published tho
owing statistics Of maritime disasters reported uurhg the
month q January SO. concerning all nsg-
sailing pOJd lost: - Engnsl 81 American ~
French ID Ita an NorHc au, Grcch, German, ~pau
sh 4 butch DAMS, Austrian, Librrian. Portuguese.
Ituss.au swedish U. which the uatUIAlty IS unknown
tota 1872 In jis number afc hcuueu u N's:es eP''Vi
missing.
steamers reported ,s,: 3 English German. American
spani,n / French of which nationality unknown; to
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
TIE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION.

The names of the new Civil Service Com
mission 10 apple ants for Custom House posi-
tous have been forwarded to Presden: Hayes aud
Secretary Sherman for approval The board IS to con-
list Of General Charles h Graham. OF the Surveyors
Office Deputy Collector Nelson g. Williams with Dep
uty Collector Richard WyukOOp as alternate, Tor the
Collectors Dep rtmcnt aud Louis " Meckrr with j.
NJ COmstOck alternate representing the Naval Office
Ihe CiyIl Service an Of competitive examinations VIII
20 into eject the nominations and forms Tor
applicants approved
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
ppouINEST ARRIVALS

Frerett House-The Hon. Horace MAYNARD United
States Minister TO Turkey. ~ inn" uoetn01st P W
George n IIoar Of Massachusetts, Congressman X v
Pierce OF BnfHao: General Nelson A. Miles. = A.; seha
TOR Hamilton Harms Of Albany ex-senator - Iarrls Oh
Louisiana and V. Baker. jr, OF Comstocks n -.
V'Use-'Jn gre John ". ketcham OF Dover
oin, \ v. General Thonas q. Pitcher. L. = A.: "
apJ OF Washington and General b. F. Bruce OF LenoT
49,. Veg. FO~F 0fet-COngressman jay A. IiuDDel' oi
NichlQan HoL Rrins A. l.. Hopkins, Receiver oI
the Toledo Peoria and Warsaw Railroad company :.'.S
o,n, Hotel senator Ira Davenport Of Bath, y. y, ana
Henry G. Robinson. Of Hartford. 81 tchods uots-
Congressman John T. Wait Il Connecticut and j. N NC
NJ
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
me IN THE BRIrI>H PARLIAMENT.

LONDON, Friday, Mnrch "a, Is1D.
In the House of Commons tonight, an ex-
cited scene occurred consequence Of the announce
,oeut b. sir Stafford Northcote that the Government
dId NOT intend TO romUye Lord Chelmsford from his
command 80
MIR jenkins despite the repeated Intervention Of the
sneaker attacked Lord Chelmsford. declaring that his
advancement due to occult influences.
fIvr other EOrsila Ners t1rs, PIqs.l
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
Proposed APPROPRIATIONS.

ALBANY, March 14.-Mr. Sloan from the
Committee on WAYS and Means, TO-DAY rep rted the
Annual supply Bill which contains the following items
Pers etc., staten Island 5000; State survey,
OOO Adirondack 81 800; fees OF referees investi-
tating charges against public officers, $1,000;
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
:. ,....r. "a ooo Commissioner. of

etons Hesdqusrters S. ooo Commlssone6n:, OF
E%i~yst,on $4,000; Raudalrs Island $lO03S
Catholic Protectory, $4,000; Deaf Mute EewIinfI,
81 904 So The committee did not, as usual Gai. phes
the bill for amendment, but leave IL 10 the houso W
make such additions as II deems proper
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
MANHATTAN BANK RESUMPTION.

The crowd that besieged the Manhattan
Savings Institution Thursday perhaps large,
but certainly quiet that OF the preceding day
President SchcH stated that during the first
day ot the resumption the bank paid out about
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
EN- ROUTE TO KENNETT SQUARE.

A COMMITTEE or THE PENNsYLvANIA LEGISLATURE
REACH PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, March IA committee of
three of and five 0f the Lower House Of the
Pcnnsyyaua legislature arrived town this evening
and tomorrow nor ing, accompanied, 10y Governor
Ioyt will leave for kenurtt square To take pant IN the
Bayard IaJ lOr obsrqulcs.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
A REGIaENr IN ARNS ~ CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, March IA dispatch from
Hanford, Tuiare County, says: "settlcrs here who
have been threatened with litigation and Cjrcment
by the railroad company have formed battalion
Of six companies, regularly ofiiccrcd mounted aud
armed resist tGr action OF the company Most
actual service. and that they meAn
BusIue-s,"
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
DR., RADWlYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly astee-s elegantly coated FOR the of all d
orders OF tile stomach liver bowels kduerr bladder nervous
diseases headache, constipation, indiger on, dyspepsia
bmiOusue,s bilious fever, inflammation ot the noWel pl
and all arrangements OF the internal vs'crG NardhHH W
effect a rostive cure Price 20 cents per box
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
THE TAYLOR IRON SHOPS BURNED.

HIGH BRIDGE, n. j., March 14.-The large
carwhee foundry and machine shops OF the Taylor Iron
Company were destroyed Dy fire at 10 o'clock this
evening Loss heavy, but fully insured The works
VIII be rebuilt immediately.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15

A farmer in the neighborhoOd of DOncaster,
was met by IN, Landlord, who accos,cd hun tiu-:
John utcEd TO raise your rent; to which John re-
pii,d s!r am very muc Obliged to you. for cannot
raj SO il myself"
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15

The Aquarium people want the MGR Bone
less Cod But it is only exhibition at the grOcers
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
MARINE INIELLIGETCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
enn rises - GIL sun sets. COZ Clock fast. 0mOis
Moon rises ia Moon souths 623 Moons age days Z3
WATER TODAf-A ~
SANDY Hook l:l2 Island l40l He'll GatH... 1923
HIGH WATrR ro-DAY-P VI.
Sandy Hook lIp GOV. island. 2l4 lIo.l Gale. 4Oj
SUNDAY.
G.lO sun SETS. O:)S CIcck last Sn -
Moon rises - 941 Noon souths. 1920 Moon age, days "a
HIGH WATER sUSDAY-A. ~
SANDY HOOK g:l0 Gov. Island 20 Hell Gate. 4:3O
HIGH WAFER ; NDAl-P.M NJ
SANDY Hook 2Jl Gov. island 800 He Gate 5O9
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15

A small boy in Belfast, whose department at
school had ways ranked 100 per cent came home one
day recently with his standing reduced to 9S "What
have you been doing, my son I" asked the mother.
Just have all along, only the teacher caught me
this time"
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
PASSENGERS ARGICED
DTS.lSILRN TO NHIPPING.

FROM SAN DoHGNGO IN steamship S1a Dontr(9 Cty
Mrs j. Burgess Manuel MunOl Jr, Herman smidt MSuc
L. Cautos, NJ CantU., Mrs d. kebOyO and daughter
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15

As reliable remedy for coughs and colds
use PORIIR's COUGH BALsAM 2j, 90 and 10 cents
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15

Espenscheids Spring Style of Gcntlemens
Hats Is now ready. No. llS NassaGst.. near Ann.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15

STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases OF the
- Geleratve organs radically and speedily cured Hour,3
To and 70 Z HEN RY A.DANIES " ID, lii bexingtOllY
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15

EsPENsCUEID'S SPRING STYLE
OF gents hats IA ready No ll5 Nassaust between
Beekman and Ann-sts.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
PEDEsrRIANIsM AT PoUGHKEEPsIE.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, March 15.-ln the six days
walking match this city the at o'clock this
murnIug was AS follows: Esou, 352 miles Washington,
~
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15

WarnOck's Young Mems Dress Hat for the
Spring - particularly nobby and stylish Every young
should have No 6l9 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15

PHILLIPS "PALATABLE COD LIVER OIL,
In combination with PBosPHO NUTRITSE Is matehless
edy for Coughs Colds Emacst0n Debility, Consumption and
ScrOfula. All drugg. sts. Depot. Plattst
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
RHEUMATISM,
7 III EO MN 7 II0NI,
NEURALGIA,
DiPHTHERIA,
INFLUENZA,
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING
RELIEVED IN FEW MINUTES.
BY RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.

For headache whether sick nervous rheumatism nm,
and the back spine or kidney phs
around the liver peursy, swengs of he Joints pan N the
howes heartburn PAINS of all kinds chlDalns ana tro'
oites Railways Ready Relief will afford immediate ease ana
continued for few days ehecta permanent cura
30 cents.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
Announcements

For all coughs and colds use
JAYSB's ENPRCrUgASE
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrs NO
2Is BROADWAY
Gam 43, Noon. 81" 3 u et'. Hhsixhi. 4i'
Uirhest dunnv Lns day 81. Lor-si 80
Average 46. ~arna 1873 46As.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
r, R, z.
Strong Testimony from Honorable George starr as 10
the Power of Railways Ready Relief IN "A
Case of sciatic Rheumati ti'm.

NO NAS NESSPLACf, New 1OtE
DIR RADWAYi with me, your Relief mas worked WOnier%
For years have hsd frequent lnd severe AZ
lacks sciaCa, sometimes extending from he Lumbar 70
gions ankles. and. at times, In both lower limbs
During the tine have been afflicted nave lld Almost s
the remedies recommended and FOOLS hoping
tina relief but all proved TO be failures. ,
have tried various kinds OF baths manpulaons outWari
applications Of lments too numerous 10 mention ana pre-
scripons eminent physicians All o "hIcA Aied
give me relief. -. -.
LAST september urgent request ~ friend (who hal
been afflicted as mvse induced 10 try your remedy
was then earuly with one OF my Old turns lomy
srprsc and Del urs application gave me cas-" after
,hing and rubbing the paris affected leaving the limb Ia
warm glow created by the Relief In short time ne pam
away although have sleht p~TlOdca AZ
acks approaching a change Of weather know now now
rr myself and quite master Of the SITUATION A D
WAYS READY RELIEF Is my fuend MEYER triye W. ~llp
out a bottle in vase. Yours truly Gl.O' elAT'H
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
T. Howard g. Co.

T.. HOWARD g. Co.
PIONEER wATCHNAKFRS
~ this country their experience Of nearly thirty
in asserting tie Howard Watch tho
best I'm purchasing watch De and
inc into their merits
LAME BACK! KIDNEY DISEASE,
Bensons Capcine Porous Plasers will relieve and cure
the ordinary porous plastes Props
and ONLY awards at both tle PhsdeDhA
and Paris ExYosons Uhyslcisns your own locality
aboutt wonderful merit Sold by all respecta
ble druggists