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notably the resort wealthy PhIladephans. The At
lantc Hotel managed by Henry ". Rowland. has large
number OF annual visitors To the Branch Among these
Is Mrs. Margaret Vaux the mother Of ex-Mayor Vaux
OF Philadelphia venerable LADY of eighyseven years
who spent her first summer at Long Branch sixtyfour
years ago, and has been here every Summer eX-
cept IN sG1 and 1862 The United Hotel is pat
rOnzed mainly by NEWCOMERS. The Mansion House
prides itself upon being the fayorite hotel with
Jerseymen. The Ocean Hotel, is undoubtedly the
most cosmopolitan hotel the beach. The Hotel
Brighton draws It's patronage both from NewYork and
Philadelphia
An entertainment in aid Of ST. Jamess Chapel at FL
boron, will be given evening by Mrs. Isaacs
in the parors OF the Rowland Hotel The entertainment
is to consist OF fpats of jugglery.
huge tent has Just been pltcced on Mains, opposite
the Hotel Abbotsor 1t is to be occupied as variety
theatre by a company from Newark
"Pnaiore,' by NewYork company, H. TO be given on
the Pier the latter part OF tue present week Hermann
the prestdigttateur IL also 70 make his appearance
About m on Monday last burglars entered ''North
Cottage" on AyenueB this place, through the second
story windows. which open on veranda. and carried
away Sl35 money. and gold watches and chains val
etOr, and Mr. Zsglor boarler No arrests have been
made. ana there are 30 ccws to the thieves
ID, relsfrs OF the principal hotels SHOW the follow
6eean-E. d. Jenison, A9any; E. l. Marney, Dr.
l. BERWICK, Thomas Holmes and family Brooklyn ".
h; ckgry, Dr. G. W. Gropper, bttm9fe. .-,-
owen Moran aud family. New-York; d. James, IT,. Miss
James. Mss Alice James, Wilmington ;. L. Rumsey,
Eat Orange.
Mansion-J C. Chew and family the Hon F. c. Har-
RS, Ais ;. L. Harris. L. Fisher and family New York
A j. Mnilane and family Cin"inua; r Duncan, Hayer-
hi, Mass; Captain l.. NJ. Yard, TreLton Mr. and Mrs..
J. ~ Re-, Uuca; Mr.. and Mrs. J. ;. Durham, Kings
ton, n. Y.
Brignton-J. II. Singer and family. G. B. Greer Mr..
and Mrs. J.. B. Archibald, NeW-NOrk; j. :. Stanton,
Brooklyn; Mrs. G.. ID. Aleu- walden, Mass.
West End-G. ~. Brown, G. smith. I. @. Surman, A.
k.cy, Baltimore Ms A. &. Hl'yer, T. Bun and fam
lily, L. Mott Mr.. aud Mrs J. N. Rem, j. VI. Phe an,
Nc0-Xulk; Mr.. and Mrs.. A. EschO.d, Chicago.
HoWlaud-Mark skinner auI family j. A. Craig, Chi
cagO; L. j v. Rooms, Pniladrll ina; l. W. Ely, Joseph
Wood, \ tOonl; j. ". Snedeu, &. Hewitt, Mrs. Daniel
DryllU NrW-York
Araniic-W. K. Woodward, BrOoklyn; the Rev T. VI.
Cducy Chester, p nm; ". MaCiaY Mr.. and Mrs j.
Potter, q. +. Martins. New-York; W. NJ BlCu, Norfolk
VI.
Commodore Higgus0n, United States Navy. Is at tue
Arlington Hotel DR.. GuvDn. Neiical Director u the
United = ate Naval Academy, Annapolis Nd, accom-
ulu..d Dy Irs. GnvO-. j. q. Che sea LO-tage.
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that the Brooklyn Board wanted chance to aDpeaI
the alert and this u 10 them. In the after
noon the Doctor wrote and mailed the ioiiowins
reply to the communication from the BrOOklyD
Board of Heath:
HEALTH OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
QCARANTfNE, STATEN ISLAND Juiy - lS19)
H. A. IA FETRA, esq. secretary Brooklyn Bogrd u
HedH
DEtR SIR: have received the communication Of the
Board July %. relative 10 permission Of the brig
san Miguel proceed the cry the necessary re:
pairs. My action taken after due del liberation and
which sanitary precaution sugses's. comfy to thu
Board OF Health called tor requirements OF law ex'
acted were fully carried out.
Thought then A. think now there the least
danger If the precautions were fulfilled and notified
long the vessel reached there la such
action as they deemed proper might be taken.
They had but TO order the vessel from me dock and
notify me 10 that effect such action would not nave re-
Qured prolonged consideration nor the VOunI0us COM
Tue impuaton that regarded her dangerous because
the matches were directed 70 De closed Sha
that l unnecessarily exposed the population
vessel IN ten coming from port having tran5InisssDs
disease Is so infected. Precautionary measures are,
however taken with oil. Except from the fact that the
vessel came from Havana there was not the slightest
suppose her infected She had not bad trace
~ sickness durug her stay at Havana nor during her
voyage twelve days bther She had been Thoroughly
cleaned and AIRED, bad little cargo ballast, lad
been fumigated twice stu have made requirements
which, had she been much Injected would pre-
vent the disease from being impaired
The board vou 20 call MY attention 70 section
q Of the laws OF 1868 aud state that It's provisions
have never been observed
that the board has little knowledge OF papers con-
stantlY passing through It's hands.
No vessel ia given permit from quarantine Without
discharged there, and further that
the permit is NOT valid unless approved by the Commis-
sloners Of Quarantine.
# tie Boar to aseert rFfsqcT permits s 5 ,ss
not send the vessel 20 dock except by courtesy.
The Health authorities any time compel 81 tho
vessel tue reqlreDents Of the law. They do lot allow
a vessel % discharge a cargo until the permit OF The
Health Officer has been changed Tor that o. the Board-
much vessel unltden when the permit states ex-
pressiy that % has be-, discharged m Quarantine.
II the Board does not known when vessel - from
Quarantine the remssuess Is not with the Health
Officer respectfully yours,
:. o. NANDERPOEL, Health Ofeer OF the Port
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BRIADY-In this CITY. on Tuesday 22d inst the Rev Ed
The reverend clergy and friends ospee fully invited 10 %
presa az e office ana solemn mass 20 9e e. q 10,
IDterrneat In Calvary Cemetery
c2 5i. a.fr IN 54 s 7elHb @ o'- ~ Ok
COHNErT-Ou July % n Nsw1ure ORANGE Corntv. y. y
Of ropsy chest Henry core,n The Gsth year II his
Relatives AMI friends are invited - attend funeral
Friday. $50 D. IA, from ST. johns NJ l. church, Sew
Traii leaves Grand Central Depot AZ Ham.
CUSIINGS-At Ot'away. Canada. on me lsth mat Alex.
pHaSr n Tgn9 sla ,oIn9f , rr S f' "'
DURYEA-In this city Tuesday July % % congestion q
the brain owen, the only child Of C. H. Duryca 'sed
Fluors AZ Ralnc5ecs. the 23d inst. at3p NJ.
LINDLEY-On Vein stay ~ 81 Ka.hartne r. Llnd'ey
daughter Of Dr. willard Parker. and ~ldo" % te late Dr.
Fanar5 vii. BE- at SewcsIaan Conn., Friday, July %.
tam tarn at and $50 o'c'ocs. SO lowers.
MoRRELLcon Tue; , ta .n't q snpsgr So7',
Temporary lnfermeut II warrento1. Va
MOKRI-ON-At Bres au L. l., July -. Mary W Morrison.
Friends family, AMI Or hrr brother George = >tTaus,
are nvitsi % attend her nera Fray. 25lh MT at
lO3Oa. M. chapel O TIE Key. r Booth Church.
i0th,st, Uniyersitypia Ncw.iork
MoRRoW-on jny ~ 1872 E1senC JOBS. eldest eAid OF
dence south orange \. J
RUGFR-On July %. Professor X. Ruger.
Keat and friends are ay5e - al.7li the tlneT a. re
Thur.,ay the oath INST. at 1907. m.
SMIrH-In Norwich, Conn., Jny IL AIDA p smith, presl'
dent Noryg .cL .nd Worcester Railroad.
Funeral rom TIE PARK church, norwich THURSDAY Gath
INST, az D. m.
TAYLOR-On Wednesday. july % AZ Fort Point Maine,
Lucy Curtis LOOMS Igor, " Bangor, Nc, and
dan ghter OF jeremiah and Lucy ". Curtis.
E-On Third Day. morning. seventh Month 81 in
year u her May b. rimble' Tdo" 81 Daniel
Irnue
Friends are invited % attend the funeral Fh Davhurs
day) 2lth, p. rom her esidence. 23 West l1t
WADE-Ou Tuesday July %. Elias Wade. jr, the blst
Of mis- 49, ,--. -
Relatives friends invited 70 attend bis funeral from
1920 Friends kindly requested not ~ send dow
WALIISAt City, TUESDAY, July ~ Alexander
IL. Wallis. aged 90 years.
Eeauve ana trends " cue family invited 20 attend HIS
funeral from ms late No ~ Gran-t. Jersey
Cl,y on Thursday, uy -, al Please send no dow
wERsTER-In brooklyn. on wednesday July %, Horace
Webster.
Noucs funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-24
PRECAUTIONS IN BROOKLYN.

The Brooklyn Board Of Health yesterday sent a
communication 10 the Board OF City Works calling
attention 70 the filthy streets and suggest
ing that they should be cleaned Immediately. SAN
itary Superintendent Raymond also has called the
attention OF the Health Board TO the filthy condition
OF many OF the streets Of the city. During the past
thirty DAYS, he said, the inspectors had made more
than 100 complaints of uncleaued streets, and yes
terday nearly fifty more complaints were for
warded. These streets had been repeatedly COM
odors from them were very offensive. The streets
especially complained of are Box, Freeman. Eagle,
Huron, India, De Kalb-aye., Furman, North F!tth.
North Sixth, North seventh, Fourth. Debeyoise.
Grabam-ayp. North Ninth, McKIbben, SIX have,
Sixteenth and NIneteenth-sts. and HamiltOn-ave.
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WASHINGTON.
He PELArIs HOW HI CALLED on MR. TrLDEN But
DIMES IHAr HI MADE BARGAIN Win HIM.
|. TALK WITH GENERAL EWING

y
He RELArrs HOW HI CALLED or MR.. THDEN But
DIMES THAT III MADE A BARGAIN Win HIM.
lBI TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBUNE.l
WAsHIyGToN, July 23.-In anIHterview published
in this evenings Star, General Ewing says the
stories about an alliance between Mr.. Tilden and
himself are pure nonsense. He continues:
Il have no alliances with Mr.. Iilden or any other
Statesman about politics. none whatever l
am nobody's candidate but the candidate
Of the people Of Ohio. l shall seek in
this canvass to keep the Presidential question ont
Of it, L we win it will be time enough then TO
determine what the Democrats viii DO on the Pres-
DENTAL question. / see The LeGrHr0rh Press tells
a long yarn. which has since been reyamped by
TIE NEw-YORK THBCNT about my being in
conference with Mr. Tllden from II o'clock
at NIGHT until 3 in the morning mapping Out tho
campaign in Ohio in 1879 and the Presidential
campairn OF next wear and about Mr. Tlden', agree
Thompson should have nothing TO 90 with me cau-
yass &c, dc. IT. is all stuff and siush. In COM
paUv with Mr. EaTuUm and Senator Randolph
/ called tO pay my rcs poets 20 Nr. llueu about
U'clUC.. n the evening and STAYED not more tHah an
hour | subsequently, called with senator Ranco.Ih
on Mr.. Kelly. ] had no conversation with either
gentleman about contributions Tor the ONO CAM
paigI or the Presidency IN $50"
There is q rumuT ati0at which probably does IN
Justice 20 General Ewing. il IS whispered that his
drSDoudeucv Is assumed, and that hc really made
terms with Mr. TiIden and is 10 have limited as
sistauca ID Ohio II successful so the story goes,
Mr. Iildrn will not object TO his name bcingplaced
on the ticket for 1850. Casual indications M Demo
crarlc quarters to-day give some grounds Tor TINS
rumor General Ewing left for Ohio tins evening.
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SANITARY PRECAUTIONS.
RAILROAD sUFEmNTENDENTs sTARTLED-ACroS
NAhIlLs CIIIE-.

RAILROAD sUFEEINTENDENT~ QUALIFICATIONS IN
VARIOUS CITIES.
ST. Louis. July 23.-Informauon was received
here to-day that be Texas authorities were about
adopting regulations requiring all passengers enter
Ing the state TO show health certificates obtained
at the points from which they started, no
matter what the locality. The superntend-
euts Of all roads leading toward Texas i'm
meda-ely joined in telegram TO the State Health
Officer at Houston, calling attention 10 the
great Inconvenience this would occasion and re-
questing him instead TO send trustworthy officials to
St. Louis Cairo and Hannibal, with orders 20 re-
Quira sworn certificates Of all eXds passengers th9t
they have not been II injected districts since July
10. aud requiring all passengers to De identified:
The st. LOUIS roads offer TO paw the expenses Of
such officers and 90 cooperate fully with inns plan
to protect lexas from the importation OF cases ot
yellow fever.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July 23.-The citizens
adopted resolutions at a meeting yesterday request
ing the City Council to appropriate $4,000 for
sanitary and quarantine purposes
NASHVILLE. Tenn, July 23.-Thc Mayor viii
issue a proclamation tomorrow declaring the es-
tablshmeHt of inspection stations on railroads lead
ing into Nashville. An Infrmary has been estab-
lIsl.d one mile west Of Nashville for the acc0mmO-
dglal of any refugees sick with the fever. Every
thing has been systematically arranged to Isolate
any case of fever
ROME Ca. July 23.-R7me has established a
strict quarantine against Memphis and all infected
districts.
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CROWDS AT COMFY ISLAND.
FIREWORKS At BmGHrov-LEvY AT MASHArTA

FIREWORKS ST BGIGHTON-LEVY AT MANHATTAN
BEACH-ASOTHER IRON PIER.
Owing to the sultry weather in the city yes
terday morning large crowds went to Coney Island
where IL was very comfortable, with lcht sen breeze
blowing and the thermometer at 500 in the war1nest
mart OF the day The visitors seemed 10 De- about equally
divided among the resorts. The West End had q fair
portion OF the crowd aud the pier was full al day
There were only about 1000 batuers at the pier and
500 at the other West Brighton bathing houses. The
Plymouth Rock viii land at the new pier at Dinan's
Halfway House. on Sunday. Besides the Plymouth
Rock. the Drew and the Richard Stockton VIII make
regular trips.
AT Hotel Bri ghton the music stand and bathing pav
ion were the centre attraction. Fine music gwen
There were about 1900 bathers and three times as
many spectators the beach in front Of the pavilion
At the Far Grounds there f. trouble about the cIrcua
ton OF counterfeit complimentary tickets. and new
issue is necessary The display Of fireworks this week
al Hotel Brighton VIII De given on Friday evening IN
stead OF tonight Mr. Brock intends 20 give regular
dispavs every Thursday evening tins season, and all
will be To the visitors ,,,,-,
Al Manhattan Beach the guests were decidedly OF a
befer class than usually visits that part OF the beach on
Wednesday Mr.. Levy is back again, and performed
Yesterday before a large aud appreciative audience
CAPTAIN Bogardus and his son viii gave exhibitions OF
tbrr sill as marksmen there to-day, tomorrow and on
Ar,.py tina registered guests are
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and fro-he answers 90 himself that people can and
do make out TO live IN stupid Charities TO have
their interests and enthusiaSms. their contests ana
partIes-that they love and hate. marry and are
given in marriage. have their ambitions and DIS
appointments. and, In short, get on very much ike
the rest of mankind.
And the boulevard u Chasles is pretty enough,
with its central walk between double row of trees,
down which walk come in the siantiug sunlight
man. q woman, a priest and dog. all abreast.
Neat gardens, little garden clOses,' with dark
shade and fountains, hints OF themselves to the
passerby. row Of boys files ont from the shady
court of the Ecoe ChTetienne St. Ferdinand. mar
shalied by q priest in black cassock aud broad
brimmed beaver, the cass0ck hitched mp behind
with stl1ng reminding one of the child's rhyme OF
Dandy cock robin,
Who tied up his tail with
Yard of blue bobDn."
Further on the Boulevard ends IN a steep descent
and, looking over the fence AT the SIDE on which
pleased mother is balancing a socially disposed
baby we look down upon n vast cavalry barracK.
1t is time for the evening watering of the horses.
The great square alive with the well-governed an
imals, forming and advancing IN long lines TO the
watering trOnghs, crOwdIng 10 their places, the
grOoms sprinRing On their backs or leading them
quietly back to their stables. That one has just
thrown his rider neatly over his head hut the fcl-
low ailghts deity on his feet, while the clever
brute slips his halter and trOts OIL hls own ac-
count 10 the trough where he has already taken bis
turn.
But il is time for the return walk Seven o'clock
is drawing on, though there are still few minutes
for walk along the lovely promenade which COM
pensates for much of the crOOkedness and dulness
of ChartTOs, and which lies Tor half a uille on us
western side. shaded by thick trees, and under The
shadow Of what remains of the old city wall.
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4 DEMOCRATIC CHECK Ar CISCINy4Z

CINCINNATI, July 23.-There was to-day a
clear case of on the part OF the Democratic
majority OF the Congressional Committee sent here TO
investigate charges OF raud against Benjamin Butter
worth and Thomns Young, the Republican Congressman
from the Ist and lid Districts, who beat saYlef
"a p,,rir, t,.t October The whole proceeding u
ut az a Ia, ~ random adiiiyIts against Butterworth
ana Young alleging corruption In me use o. money
m "a. decided to-day alter copies Of the AFFIDAVIT nAd
baen read on the demand OF Mr. COnger ana others nO
"a consider the original aidavits IN the INVESTIGATION
tnessc as 10 the conduct OF United states Marshas
and SUPERVISORS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-24

THE SEASON AT LONG BRANCH.

Long BRAcH, July 22.-This morning broke
upon this beach cold dreary and cheeress At O'Clock
dense fog hung over the ocean, and penetrated some
distance inland. The thermometer registered 54'.
Shortly before o'clock, however. brisk southeriy
wind sprung up, the fog lifted and the shone out.
dispeng the danpuess and raising tho temperature ut
10 TOO.
Last evenings and todays arrivals have been hkht'
All the hotels doing paying business. Some notes
thereon may be timely The West End which rs preemi-
nenty BaltimoIean Is well filed. The Rowland Hotel
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TIE CASE OF THE BRIG san MIGUEL.

THE CASE OF The BRlG san MluIfL'
THE QUARANTINE COMMISSION DECLARES ITSELF
NOT ACKNOWLEDGMENT FROM DIR. WANDER
POEI.
The Quarantine Commissioners expressed sur
prise Yesterday upon learning that the brig san
Miguel, which was complained of by the Brook
lvn Health Board and sent back to Quarantine yes
terday should have received a special permit TO go
to Brooklyn for repairs They claim that they hadno
knowledge that the vessel came up, and said that
if permit was given IL in violation OF the law
which directs that Z" no vessel shall proceed from
Quarantine without permission of the Health OH
Ger with the approval OF the Quarantine Conlmis-
sionersD .
In regard TO the letter be had received from the
Board oil Health Of Brooklyn criticislng his acton
m permitting the brig 10 passup the bay, d. van
derpoel spoke quite warmly yesterday, and sad she
was lust as safe vessel as ever went up 10 New
York. and he only wished that he could feel 40
easy about others. She was only lao tens bur
dem and not much larger than North Klyer
sloop They knew of her coming hours
before she reached her dock, and all they had 10
do was 10 order her out IN the stream. She mao
only been sent up for repairs and with
her matches fastened down was perfectly
safe. lie had known vessels 10 be
NM In dry docks under similar
circumstances. The fact OF the matter Was he said.
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A BRITISH VICTORY.

TIE ZULUS ROUTED-ULUNDI BURNED
LORD CHELMSFORD DEFEATS THE zULUs on THEIR
CHOSEN GRoUND-IHE WAR DEEMED OVER.
The British forces under Lord Chelmsford,
numbering 5000 men, attacked the Zulus
near Ulundi on Friday, the 4th inst AZ
ter an hours fighting the Zulus, esti-
mated at $4,000 strong, fed in dis
order and were pursued by cavalry. The VIC
tors burned Ulundi. The British loss was
slight. General Wolseley considers that the
war is over. he has countermanded all rein
forcements and supplies.
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THE CAMPAIGN or GENERAL NILES.

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, July 23.-The depot near
beadauarers has received the particulars OF l4euehah.
Clarks fight on Beaver Creek. The companies an"
afty scouts engaged with 400 Indians Several hostile
Indians were killed p. VI. Hardnan, Company - "a
oo,,lrv and George T. stand. Jf the same company,
,are yyy,,InJed Three Indian scouts were Killed ana
rna yyoundpd scouts report that sitting Buii, Win
200 WARRIORS nave moved over from Frenchmans
f'reef In thi. aide O line.
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Il BULLD0zIYG BUrCHERYLyM MISSISSIPPI
A NEGRO CALLED TO HIS DOOR AND SHOT IN THE
PRFsENCE OF HIS WIZ.

A NEGRO CALLED TO HIS DOOR AND SHOT IN THE
PRESENCE OF HIS WIKI.
From me Vicksburg Hsrdld ,Dcml
The account we publish this morning of the
cowaId.y assassination OF COiOred man nome,
surrounded by Ais family, almost makes ones flesh
creep But every word OF true, for comes from
a man whose word cannot be doubted. How long, Oh
Lord. how long, before vengeance VIII OyertaKe such
damnaDlD murucTersf
SUNFLowER RIVER, July ia most das-
targily aud cJlu-OlODICd EurQer was committed
Al me RDdewali plantation, Washington CUun y, In
This state. tAe night OF tue 1th ustant coOred
Nan named Joseph Richards was called out ~ Als house
about H. m, night above mentioned, ana shOt
do wa IN the presence OF bis wife, by three assassps
OF the Jury that Richards came 10 M death from
wounds IRON guns IN the hands OF Dwight Martin,
Peter Ford and one other person to them
unknown" IN ia evidence before the jury
tgat these men had tteneG 10 XII Richards because
he was getting up evidence asn, the parties who uad
Killed brother about Two years Martin being
forms or two and tho voice OF one Of the assasns was
re.oOnzrd and that their tracks followed n the
direcon az tbe camp OF NJ. anu L. This adds another
10 the long OF Outragos that have been committed
tnn County for not or which have their authors
beeu punished. EmDOidened DY immunity rom any
fcsrs even OF punishment the members OF tAs ring of
outl,ws nave committed almost every crime IN the
absence OF all law. attempted 10 dominate over an en-
tire community In vain have some OF the ciizehs APP
pealed 10 the authorities Tor protection. hlchIus was
murdered simply because he was trying 10 procure
Evidence against the murderers OF his brother. Unless
ston A. seedy put these OutTages, and swift. sure
ad fst punishment moted out 10 the perpetrators OF
ouIsve not a cOored laborer viii remain 70 gather our
crops or course, the planters VIII Dc lrleulebhbD
rutned and the merchants who have furnlshed IAein
supplies DC almost equal sunerers
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Helpless FOR eight Unable to walk. Got about on
hands ana knees. A wonderful cure.
Mas-r.. & lr'utlrfnent I nave hal flnat
wonderful rheum For seventeen years suffered
reum had IL on head lace. necA arms and
legs was nor able walk. hands ana tr, Tor
one year able o. help myself tor eight years
tried hundreds remedies not one hat te least elect.
The my incnabr. 80 ms parents ie
everything that came along advertisement ard
cgncug,d 10 try Cucura Remedies The hI-t box OF tuu
cur9 brought humOI fhc ~ skin. u 'ut
drop on a. DC Csme out nm entirely curei Ali /
car say j.. thank most heartily my cure ANY GER
thinks this fran. "t them write or COME iEd
seo NE ana find out Tor themselves Yours ruiv.
WILL MCD1yALD.
1915 Gutterfcd-st.