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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-18
THE POTTSTOWN TRAGEDY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
DnprsTnwN pa Annusf II II

PorTsTowN. Pa. August II. 1879.
The Crooks mystery. described in o despatch to
the HERALD last night. has been satisfactorily
solved. Samuel Crooks died from his injuries at
seven O'Clock this morning His death pro-
duced. according to the finding Of the Coroner's
jury, by wounds inflicted by some blunt instrument
in the hands of Jefferson Jack and Horace Mailman.
The two have been committed to jail. to answer
the charge murder at the next session of the
Montgomery County Court. Jack is seyenty-sx
years old, leading and wealthy farmer. of Potts
Grove township. Mailman is hired man in the en-
poy of Mr.. Jack. The affair has created intense
element in tho vicinity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-18
A MURDERER RECAPTURED.

CLIFTON, Ont, August II, 1872
Asa Broughton. indicted for the murder Of Levant
Bancroft at Medina n. Y, and who escaped from the
Albion IN. VI Jail tho 4th inst, rocaptured
this morning ut Crowland Point fifteen miles from
this place. where no had taken refuge in tho house
OF a relative. He is in Jail here awaiting the
action of the American authorities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-18
DISASTERS AT SEA.

ST.. JOHN, N. B., August II, 1879.
Tho wood boat schooner Fear Not. sixty-ave tons.
from Rockand, Me-. for this port. in ballast. was
driven ashore during q dense fog tho other night,
and became q total wreck. Sho owned by Cap
tain Murder. and was uninsured.
The schooner H. Buschman sailed from sydney
yesterday tor this port with n cargo OF coal. She
not ashore last night and was towed back TO port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-18
AN ENGINEER KILLED.

CUMBERLAND. Nd, August II, 1879.
At throo o'clock this morning. seventeen miles
west of this city, baltimore and Ohio freight engine
ran into the roar of Express No. /. which de-
layed by disabled freight train. instantly killing
Ellis Mcdonald. engineer. residing ut Martnsburg.
West Va None OF the passengers were injured. The
engine and several OF the freight train
thrown over n embankmcnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-18
A PICNIC BARGE ALEAK.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

my TELEGRArH TO THE HERALD.
CISoIsSATI. Ohio. August IL. 1879.
The steamer Corona. with picnic party of over
six hundred persons board. while route to Par
ker's Grove this afternoon sprung leak opposite
tho Newport Water Works. about ten miles above
this city and began to sink rapidly Fortunately
they were at point whore a landing could DO made
without difficulty. and the passengers were all
rescued without loss OF life. When the water was
discovered rushing in the hold there q panic,
and hundreds crowded against the guards prepared
to jump overheard. but Captain Rice by his Arm
them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-18
THE MURDERED MORMON.
THREE OF THE GUILTY MOB CAPTURED.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

ATLANTA, Ga. August II, 1879.
Three Of the men who were in the mob that muir
dered Standing. the Mormon elder. have been cap
tured and lodged in Whitfield Jail. They declare
that Standing killed himself; that they their COM
rades took him into the woods for the purpose Of
whipping him. and just as they were about to COM
mence he picked up pistol and shot himself dellb-
erately in the face. There witnesses who swear
that Clawson. Standings colleague. confessed that
this the truth but he says that he told this
at the demand Of the conspirators and to his
own life. The murderers will be taken before the
Court at its next session.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-18
COUNT ANDRASSY.

THE QUESTION OF HIS RESIGNATION STILL IN
DouDT-AusTRIAN POLICY WILL REMAIN uN-
CHANGED.
[py CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, August IL, 1870.
The prsss announces that the Emperor VIII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-18
THE VOTERS OF BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. AUGUST

BALTIMORE. August II, 1879.
The Police Department. as required by a state
law. completed yesterday a census of the voters Of
this city. The result is total OF 7l.5Ol of whom
81, 1888 whites and 0.36S colorcd. This gives
increase of g67 the OF voters taken two
years ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-18
BRAZIL.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE RETURN OF THE VS.
CONDE DO RIO BRANCO.

RIO JANEIRo. July %. 1872
The visconde dc Rio Branco is expected here on
the 3O:h from Europe, and very extensive prepara-
tions making for grand demonstration to him.
including iumnatons of streets freeing of slaves.
poems flowers and doves at the theatre and Masonic
ceremonials. In consequences of the latter feature
OF the demonstrations the Bishop OF Rio Janeiro
has refused allow of "Te Deum" and ordered
the preparations for ii to be stopped he saying that
the popular and Masonic demonstrations should be
quite enough, and that the Holy Father would be
displeased il the laws of the Church regarding
Masons were not observed in Rio Janeiro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-18
TELEGRAPHTO NOTES.

George Bailey fell from freight train the Bos-
ton aud Albany road at Framingham on Saturday
night and was killed.
Thomas McIienry, of Boston, was killed on Satur-
day night by being knocked from freight train ON
the Boston and Albany road.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-18
LIQUORS CONSUMED.

PROVIDENCE. X. l., August II. 1872
A fire az woonsocket, in the residence OF John T.
Cunningham the lower part OF which was occupied
as a Wholesale liquor store by Mr. Cunningham,
caused loss of about $500, covered by insurance
In tho watertown, Northern. Orient. Commercial,
Union Lancashire, German American aud Gcrmania
nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-18
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in tbs
temperature for the past twentyfour hours. in COM
parison with the corresponding date Of last year.
indicated by the thermome at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building No. 21s Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-18
KILLING A CONSTABLE.
FRANKLIN, La, August /

FRANKLIN, La, August II, 1879.
In difficulty at Centreville. La. Saturday,
George Parish, ward constable, was shot and in
stanty killed by Louis Wenda who has been placed
in Jail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-18

INTERNATIONAL CRICKET.
OTTAWA. Ont. August

OTTAWA, Ont. August II. 1879.
1t has been announced that Montreal will not be
represented in tho International cricket match.
The places of the Montreal players Will be dllod
from the ottawa club.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-18
LORNE AND LOUISE.

CHARLoTTErowN. August II. 1879.
The viceresal party leave here at five o'clock to-
morrow morning for Quebec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-18
DEATH OF AN ALDERMAN.

PROVIDENCE. II. l.. August II. 1870
George @. spicer, Alderman Of the Fourth ward
aud an old business IMAM, died this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-18

Average temperature yesterday 717s
last year TO-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-18
NEW PUBLICATION :.

A --A-A-A-A-.A.-A.. -. ,.,,,,
A. MANS MISSION ON EARTH
popular medical treatise. clearly eNpainng tho hddea
causes which sap vitality aud shorten the darion 0tito
with hints for OF the same showing how over
taxed powers may be fully restored aud obstacles 20 mar
riage overcome by mad, zoe, currency or postasS
stamps Address SECRbfARi, Museum Of Anatolny
science and Art 4S9 1tA av. New York eity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

James l.. Flood of San Francisco. and II. b. Angus.
of Montreal. are at the Windsor. Ex-Governor Alex
ander H. Bullock of Massachusetts, is at the Bruins
wick Attorney General c. l. NJ. Gwinn. of Mary
land; Albert Keep and Marvin Hughitt, of Chicago;
william L. Scott. of Erie, Pa. and William J.
Florence are at the Fifth Avenue. Captain J. f.
Forster, OF the British army. is at the Brevoort.
Ex-Governor S. c. Arnold. OF Rhode Island. is at the
Novv York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-18
EUROPE.

"A drd desires represent first class American house
spain white and printed cotton goods;
highest references Apply 80 GABRIEL FERRER, Bolss
rs, Madrid.
IvoENlGI. RHETN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N ITochschuc
IN Aechcu ROYAL Polytechnic Institution ut
AiN.la Chapelel. bcpinn dcs winter scnesters
anfanv October. dos soinmcr semcstors mach Ostcrn
der Direction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-18
pEAUrIrY THE HEAD WITH "HAIR REV

BEAUTIFY THE HEAD WITH chair REV..
vumn valuable agont for restoring to and
scanty locks thcir original color abundance and beauty
fifty bottle contains the quantity of tho
one dollar ycs toncs the article itself is in
nnely effective aud purcr. Sold by udnu Herald
Building; Ditmsn Astor House, and Caswcil Hazard,
Broadway and 2ith ST.. and druggists generally.
A-RUPTURE CURED By DIR. MARSH'S
treatment Only safe aud reliable 40 praeti
cal experience. Once vcsey St. opposite st. Paups
Church. No branches
A RIYsTON MANGLE SAVES TONS OF COAL
A RHYsToN MANGLE SAVES ANY FAMILY ONE
servant Call send for circular Olce - East
lith II.
A RHYsToN MANGLE SAVES AND BEAUTIFIES
your table damesk.
BURNErIS COCAINE Is THE BEST HAIR
dressing in the world and remains longest In elect
SURF HOTEL FIRE ISLAND DEACH.-CA-
tarrh fever chlh and malaria tevcrs cured ocean
bathing Leave Hunters Point A. NJ and i3J T.
WiCHESTER'S HYPOPHOSPHIrES WILL CURE
consumption coughs bronchitis. sc 80 John st, ~ n
, 1879-06-09

Look at tic last davs nt Tn1iesr,nd md sec the
tiosIng nf HE enlightened by no mcfnorF OF
Goucrons toll done f0r Ills fclow-fnrn. In
drearv solitude, tho o1d md subtle statesman
traced t'nsc iines: Eighty ycarA Of life are
now passed; lil1ed with what anxtetiost what
a9ttatlona; what troublesome pesp1crItics; and
all with no otlirr Fcsalt than Rrent wcarineas.
phys|cal nni moral, with A profound sense Of
dLseutlragemcnt With REGARD 10 tho futnfc a,li
d!sgust for The past." Miserable, wicked, dis
appointed mani This then. IL tic end of all
ynnr intrigue, your love OF nowes, and thirst
for fAnne. This, then, is tho harvest Of sclGat-
nees. 1}utter, far hotter, ba Livingstone. worn
and ,elpless. dying In the xtItler,,css; better be
Julson, breathing hls spirit out upon thc mighty
deep: better bo COLUMBIAN, perishtn9 among
The savace iriles whom lIo aecks to elevate !;
bctter be Xavier, stretched on the bleak eaEnls
Of China, exposed to the Tinter's blast, md
dying there, after life Of scrYtcc than a states
man who, with all his titles, ponDs. Offices. n1d
wealth, enjo5e;d not hi; cTn approval when dr.
ing. OF tine homer Of his fcllov.bengd when
dend.
, 1879-06-09

solves upon tbo posAessfon ot bcauttus churrs,,
Anc pastor. an amtab!e conesc8ation1
In tl,eae days 1t ID NJ necessary for 4 minister
70 quota largely IL ,hfs sermon from acieotlac
works ns 10 read tcxt. lie must he "a welt
seasl tn HuxleT and Darwin, tn Rousseau and
VoltAlre. As In st. Panl AMI St. John. And,
generally speaking, tho lcaa the anlteuce knows
Of ticee profane anthora tho more delighted are
they that the mt9tster know. 40 much. Let
That, nc1t to a. phssician, q preacher
should bn Of alt proscsaional men tho
most leaned. But when ho leaves tho ciassto
shades Of colicge, when he puts by bis Virgil,
h.s Euclid, hia Bonhocles. htH Homer, to undcr-
take the greatest Work reserved for any OF uE,
tltat Of teaching men The way OF salvation. alt
his mental acquisitions form but \ strong fot1u-
dAtfDn upon which A spiritual aupet1tructuro
should be raised. intellectual supremacy ts
coI[cgc Faculties. teachers. Mfutstcra Of the
Gospel should address theu1aelycs TO the ap!rit-
nal natnru OF man, and to this end all their prr-
vtous learning should form but an AccceaorY md
aid.
II a clergyman, sincerely dee.rous Of doing
good, fears That II he renounced bis scfencg and
classica, to speak language which could edlfy
the most mentally tnstguldcAut person in hfa
congregation, 10 would sra this aarna congrcga-
tion dropping away like the sands of the bour-
glass, he has but 10 look at the full houses ttat
attend Mr. Moody and other eTaogeltsts to
II a man bo irnbucd With tho enthusiasm OF
humanity" and anotnted With the dlriua
preathood, bis SUCCESS in saving souls b assured,
though NC mAy neror discern, from bis pulpit
utteraurca, that he knows Alpfa from Omt&A.
LAURA EAALz.
, 1879-06-09
FOURTH UNITARIAN.
SERVICES At THE cHuRcH-A MEETING At ME
A1srt.EnEE'A

SHHNlEES At THE EHUlsCH-A AkETlNH AT AK.
AlrLEbEE'5.
The little chapel of the congregation OF the
Fourth Unitarian Church, ut the corner Of Thlr-
t!eth street and pralEo avanuc. looked lone
some yesterday morning when tho services be-
gan. The rows Of empty slips looked pathetic,
nrnI the painted prophets On the windows ap-
peascd rs solemn as II tl,eY, bad Just heard one
Of the Emperor Maxiniilan's cd1cts to burn Il
icw Christians. Pastor Applcbee was not Ia bis
desk but Il stranger stood In hIs accustomed
place and real tho Word. Mr.. Church, Mr..
Stanton, md others we're determined 10 hare
services this morning, and 80 autographed 10 &c.
nerh Lake yesterday and brought In Mt. Powers,
recently Of Oak Park, but now looking fora few
vints TO trim In the vineyard. Atr. Powers IA q
promteing young man, and read we1lwr!ttcn
sermon to the littte group Of wornhioefs. After
the services the congregation WAS requested to
tarry whiin IN the pariOr hnd talk over bnhi-
ncss mstssrs. r. Deacon i, Fismtn Church wautsd
have their ecclesiastical vacation hcRtu now ar a
month hence. lie said os they had to pay for q
pastor another month. whose services they could
not haYe, II ras guca,lnn for them to consider
whether they could atnna the cxpense ot two
ministers for ole month, And still keep The
church moviug. This question Was put Ia q
vote, and either from The vtvifytng Influence Of
the remarks OF Deacon Church, or from the tn-
UA u UAA31Alk E4kuNA]4Su 4Vt LaIu E6uSpf
every o.,e uscsant voted vea. This appeared to
bo d very gratifying result to Deacon Church,
who uxliorted bis brethren To bury al aul-
rnositIes, be steudfast,< and talk aoout thelr
troubles to no QUE The ststers prcaent-of
whom there n ere Roodly nuu,bcr-Gave every
evidences Of approval, and promised to come out
to the sorfablc on Wednesday night, each
with a pound c1ke for, The occasion. The
thought Of good cheer and Of healing
Of their troubles seemed to put every ono In the
kin,lltcst Of sprits, sud 80 tho meeting ad.
adjourned antl tbs conErrGatfon dispersed.
Mr. Powers don't know whether he will Gil The
pulpit here for tho next four weeks Or not.
Between now and Sept q nsw pastor will have
been engaged permanently.
ln tic evening Mr.. App1ebce read very
Thoughtful csaar on "Progress" at bis house at
No. II Grand boulevard To M audience OF atty
or more people who had assembled there to bear
1t. Nothing vas said about the church din.
culties through which the CONGREGATION Is pessng,
md tho aycnlng was happily and prohta6y
spent bY those presont, who seemed to prefer
intellectual to apr.tsal things, 1t Is understood
thAt MI. Anplcbee is to lnve the old Methodist
Church building on 1ndlana avenue, though tho
arrangement has not been fully completed Tho
preacher seems to l.avo large, Intelligent, en-
thusiaastc following. and by no mcaus intends
to abandon the field.
, 1879-06-09
A AHCluek +" aud 8tI K1ttuns,

Mr. AarYin, ii West Lceapoft, has ,"cluek
which tenderfy cares ior slx kittens about rhros
weeks Old. l'he rluck had hca1 deprived Of \
bruod Of young chlckcns. and feeltug the loss
very keeaIy shs no doubt considered tha taking
rhafxe ot t}ns kittens \ Just coupapsAtion. Tho
kittens seen to listen 10 bar cali md VII ness1e
Under her wings and feathers like 1ittle chickens.
No one Ia allowed to approach, not ayen the cat
hrrself, whllo tho han has charge, but she Stems
satisfied when the Kittens occasionally creep Gus
and gu over TO Tho mother cat W tle next cor
ner. Thia Il indeed great curiosity. Quite =
tsssst tic old hsa caring for the kttena.i sho
" clucks" and ealls them, plays with them and
scratches, aud spdeaYor u Ind fos ti,eua.
TlN. kittens jump about the old hen md make
big fuss Wlth thetr tHo-footod, Gos&aeF-t*4ed
uAM{DY.
, 1879-06-09

ApAcsof Dttpatch to 1As 7}1szns.
B1ooM1NaroN, ILL.,, Juno 9.--The Rev. j. 3,
Thompson. for Ave years pAster Of tho Frr&
Congregational Church Of Bloomington, Pros
sented t,!s resignation to-day, to take effect
June 30, aftns which date be and wife will sat<
for England, alr. Thompson's homo. He in<
teuds returning to New England tp resume The
rnintstrT, but may sccept parish offered him
In ENGLAND He resigns On account Of natterd
Of business which dcmand hts prescnca In En@
gland.
, 1879-06-09
PTDESTRTANI8M
sntrfof {Nkua&eA t. t,.& Tf{9ts7ae.

EL01n, ill.,, June a-GuJou. the walkist gaya
nu exhibition at Dubols' Opera-nouse last even-
iuE. Ills thrrc-mile walk sgaiuat time Has con.-
nleted tn twanty-stx minutes sud fifty seconds.
Smith, Of Chicago made ncsrly sovcn aud one~
third miles In one hour. :
, 1879-06-09

For The champfooahipt Chicago atls has long
lead, With record Of sixteen gatnes won, and
two lost. Tic other clubs follow In this order:-
Providence Syracuse, Cincinnati Boston, But-~
fAlo, Troy, Cleveland
, 1879-06-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tho ~ Of Waspols rsveaIsd ~ xrsstar
sllppesy AIN blsnRss ln e0azh m4dlei4sS.
, 1879-06-09

UASE.BALL.
The League gamcs played last Saturday ~
suited as follows:
, 1879-06-09
A. Nav ,veFtA.

The Lo4lsytlls CourtertJ Jo&tYslaf supplies now
verb 10 tho yocabulary,-femAtkiuK that tho
Taxsa negroes will "coasendoaala" " u Aons~
ton, Tex, ou tic lst OF July.
, 1879-06-09

II raa hsrs shsa amsttstn. nearalsts, q bsubas>
spra.s, oE cut, use DEoHns !onsohoa Faasa<&~"
wo1tafful remedy. fnes. " cspt&,
, 1879-06-09

Chew Jse.oa's Best sve.s A4u 1aa.ee.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-01
STATE AND NEIGmHoRnooD.


condensed Items Cleaned from Oar
Exchanges.
Reno desires to incorporate.
Seats in the New York Stock Exchange
are held at 81 900.
immigration from California and the
East into Arizona is on the increase.
In Virginia and Gold Hill there are at
least 800 habitual opium-smokers.
Stockholders in 16 Of the Bodie mines are
wrestling with assessments.
w. N. Byers, formerly proprietor of the
''Rocky Mountain News" has been an
pointed Postmaster at Denver.
California cheese has been sold in the
Prescott market as low as II 4 cents per
pound.
Three hundred and eighty-fve through
tickets to Leadville were sold in Chicago in
one day recently.
tories, is the only one that has not a mile
of railroad within her borders.
Nearly 100 papers have declared against
the new Constitution of California; about
50 have declared in favor Of it.
Harry Mighels, editor of the Carson
''Appeal, " is in San Francisco, suffering
from an ailment which, it is believed, will
prove fatal
Yesterday As employees OF the Carson
Mint, 16 ladies and 80 men, were suspended
from duty until further orders. There is
no doubt, however, thut they will be rein
stated on the LIST Of July if the a~ppropria-
ton passes and arrangements can be per-
fected to keep the Mint supplied with silver.
e.. b. Barnes, saws the Carson .sAnnealn
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-01
CALIFORNIA.
A Stranger Found Dead.
AN EXTENSIVE FAILURE.
sutro starts for n Front.

C~AsTRovILLE, March 81.
An unknown man was found dead in a
freight car at the depot this morning, shot
through his head. A s~ix-shooter, with
three charges out, was lying in his lap.
Coroner Childs held an inquest, but moth
ing was developed as to the mans identity.
Deceased was about forty years of age, five
feet five inches high, and weighed about
100 pounds. A note was found on his per-
son, stating that he was a stranger, and
what he had been would never be Known.
SAN FRANcIsco, March 81.
AT the annual meeting OF the Sutro
Tunnel Company the following officers
we're elected: President. Elliott J. Moore;
Vice President, c., W. Bush; Directors,
F.. F. Low, J. J. Williams, Alex. WE'LL,
Patrick N. Mackay and John 4. Miller;
Treasurer, Lazard Frercs; General Super
intendent, A.. Sutro; Secretary, Pelham
W. Ames,
The compromise between the mines and
the Sutro Tunnel was completed this
morning by the signature of papers by
Mr.. Sutro on behalf of the Tunnel Com
pany. Sutro will at once start for the
front to push the work on the sub-drain,
and it is expected that the tunnel will be
ready to take water from the mines in 60
days, instead Of 90, as called for by the
contract.
VIsALIA, March 81.
Mitchell 4 Jacobs store was attached
this morning by E. jacobs, for SCI 900;
L. G~uggenhims, 81 $685.; II. Godkind,
S11 900; E. NJ. Dewey, $50.
SAN JUAN, March 81.
James Roche, a son Of j. W. Roche,
aged Is years, committed suicide last
night by hanging himself in a woodshed.
His father insisted that he should go to
school next week. James positively re-
fused to do so, and ran away from the
house. Search was made for him last
night, but without avail. On entering the
woodshed this morning Mrs. Roche was
Mortified to see the dead body of her son
hanging from a rafter by a piece of hay
rome.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-01

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-01

Are you a respondent sufferer from sick head
ache. habitual cos,iveness. palpitation Of the
heart Have you dizziness of the head? Is
your nervous system depressed? Does your
blooi circulate badly Have You a cough, l0y
spirits. coming up of the food after eating, etc,
etc? All OF these and much more ara the d.
rect results OF dyspepsia, liver complaint aud
indigestion. Green's August Flower ia now
acknowledged by al druggists to be a positive
cure. Two million four hundred thousand
bottles were given IVA in the United States,
through druggists. 10 the people rs a trial.
Two doses VIII satisfy any person of its won
derful quality in curing all forms of iudiges-
ton. sample bottles. 10 cents. Regular size.
rs cents. Sold positively by all first-class drug
gists in the United States.