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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

TIE PRINCESS VICTORIA, OF Baden, was at her
recent confirmation required to write a short
autobiography and proposed plan OF life. Among
. ON statements the young princess advanced
ne following republican theory-that princes
must not conceive that they are placed Ia their
nlgn positions because they have greater rights
man other human beings, but that they NAV
a,a ma l an elevated standard OF Obligation.
whole society of which they are members. '-'e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09
Hunter and His Minister

, IA minister who has been visiting Ren,apnt,
hut1ef IN Tie camden iail Tor the paSf Ithr,s.
NeehS heE. Richard n. Allen n. " af the old
't S'It't presbyterian church. paid ms third
80, !" tIr prisoner yesterday. having h,.rup
tt' ia ~ itie lISl anCe or Hunters brAlbef
lCIoIt was published which plirpprred N H. an
interview bctNccn i'r Allen and the condemned
nan YESTERDAY. bui when the Do.tor 9Sralici
HiOh Solue hours later ne ran nj, lrqa mcneil
through the material parts of the tutrryte,y
Shd pronounced A. incorrect in alno,i All H.
statements lie Gdhe the following as the
oAlN True story -" Hunter I understand
G>ed TO come t. my church now and then Ue
HHs ltvtiNed my visits 10 him a. kindly mean,
'tu on Tie occasion n both my first and ,r,,p 4
, tSl'S 'hN lied ne 10 come back again. To-day
tG ~, ne Ola NOT. Before I began tn visit
,-tii a'a uuOols a. 10 his guilt. but he has
az 80 u.S'ouiSed upon the subject ~ hi, p7lilt
=. liiHuttilVt WIN ne. I have advised him moi
w uit CIuci itsiSe CoioTs but 10 make his .ars
WIN God. When gave him this lasi advice no
ulaue me remark. Il know what you ma.n h,st
nc ala not 80 fuIther in the waN of aS~ever,ttno
ms innocence or cOnteSSing his e-utt Indnad
he said To-day. when found Nm siSb,n9, az,
gtoanlng. apparently In pehitence. as I entersi
hie cen have no confession to makr l,,t ,o
SOD He feels very much troubled ahut the
alSgIace ms death on Friday ncNt Will cauS, ms
family - v \ Susl. ~fb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

The WaEerly Qowal Republican tells of a
young man in that town. engaged In the butter
ana egg business, who, about year ago, While
packing eggs, took one and wrote Oh it his name
ana ADDRESS, and request that the one who
hnaily received il should write him to that
erect: In the course OF events he received a
note IN lady's handwriting, from New York
Guy, acknowledging the receipt of the egg
attes''ng TO Its good quality, etc. He answered.
lhe correspondence continued, photos have been
eAclanged. and a wedding is likely To follow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

Two BROTHERS NEARLY FROZEN TO DEATH
TWO brothers, Charles and G. G.. Fowler. started
Rockland county, for Crugers on the West
chester side OF the Hudson river. They crossed
The river but could not land, the ice being too
thln. They started TO return. but were caught
III The gale, and were unable to pull the Skiff
against the wind. They remained in the boat
intil O'Clock Saturday morning. when they
managed TO land on the ice opposite Groom
aiding. Their hands and feet were frozen
nd they only kept from freezing to death by
walking back and forth in the boat The wind
was so high and ice formed so fast On the boat
mat she was nearly filled. AT Croton Landing
all attention was paid to the two men. whose
suneilngs were terrible.-[N. Y. Tribune. III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09
FINAL NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS
OF BONDS OF THE NORTHERN PA
CIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.

Under the Plan of Reorganization, ratified by the
decree of the Court, the time in which Bondholders
should be allowed to participate in the benefits of
the Plan, by the conversion of Bonds into Preferred
Stock. was left to the discretion Of the Purchasing
since this right was given. and more than nine
tenths Of the Bondholders having converted their
bors hereby give notice that the right of converting
Bonds and receiving Preferred Stock will terminate
ON the 30th day of June. 1873.
Circulars giving information how the conversion
il made can be had at the office of the Northern Pa
cifc r. r. Co., No % Fifth avenue. New YORK.
The original stock will be EXCHANGED for stock
under the Plan up to the same time.
FREDERICK BILLINGS,
Dec. ID, 1878. Chairman Purchasing Comlpitteee
janl-lRW6p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

FAMILYS AFFLICTIoN BY DIPHTHERIA-
Last week the Herald told of the sad deaths of
three little children in their snow-bound home
at west MartinSburg. Three more have died
ana another cannot live. The Lowville Journal
says: -Four children of Edward Williams, liv-
ing On the hill west OF West MarUinSburg, died
CT scarlet fever and diphtheria. two of them
sunday ana Two Monday. There were twelve
children in the family, and several others are
sick. TWOO those dead were twins aged five
years; OF the other two, one was seven and the
other nine years old. Later.-Two more of the
children have died since writing the above and
the doctor says one other cannot live Six have
ALREADY died. These parents can truly say:
IleIe Is no grief like OlITSI-rI Iicn HprnM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09
THE OUNABD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN

TIE UUNAbD sIEAHIsdIP CUGPANY LIN
Betscoer Metz York and Liverpool. Caliso
at Cork HGr60f.
kRoh Rev YORK FROM REV YORK.
Anysslnia Wed, Jan. g Abyssin1s. Wed, Feb II
Batavia 49,. Wed, Jan Il Batavia -. Wsi, Feb 10
Atgerfs. V cd, Jan. % Algeria Wed. Feb 26
.2aTthia.... Wed, Jan. 29 Parthia We'd March 8
sScythta 49,. Wed, Feb 3
And cveTy following Wednesday from Nsr yo-s
sGo Steeraxe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

TTHE CELLULO1D TRUSS AND SUP.
PORTERS,
That never rusts. never breaks, never wears out al
ways clean and can be worn while bathing, isfOr
sale at CHAS. FISHERS. 623 It'll street NV.
Mrs. Fisher devotes her attention to the wants Of
lady patrons decl1ly
EVERYBODY that has expects to purchase
u LOTTERY TICKET, can receive valuable and in
teresting information FREE that will protect them
AGAINST imposition and fraud. Address THE Ma
TIONAL BANKING CO. n Y. decl9-th. m Sm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-03
THE LIE.ILTH OFFICE.


what Was Zone at Wcsk-Deaths, Births,
and Marriages.
The following is Health Officer rowushend'G
report for week ending December %, 1878 A:
Nuisanccs reported, 2sG; referred, IL; shatcl
1871 referred TO Commissioners, ! official no.
tees issued, 81 citizens complaints, II deaths
from all causes reported, -; causes Of death
Investigated by coroner, TO- burials at public
expense, 10 dead animals removed, a. I'm
wholesome food condemned g pounds beef
live calves l,slO pounds pork, p bushels APP.
pies, 81 bushels potatOes, a. bushels turuips
bushels miscellaneous vegetables, "a pump.
kins, 3squashcs, 3 pounds grapes Animals inn
pounded, 81; redeemed, q killed, 40; in
pound, "a
The total mortality of the District of Column
ba for the week ending December % was IS, Or
at the rate OF 2I35 per 900 per annum. OF the
dcccdemts2O were white males, 10 white females
81 c0lored mGles, and "a colOred females or ut
the rate of II ~ per 1000 per annum Tor tho
white and 1888 per 1900 for the cOlOred pop
rlHtion. The deaths from zymotic diseases
were IL; from constitutional, 10 local. 35
dcveOpmeutal, S; and violence, z. The dis
eases which 0cClsioned the greatest mortality,
with the number of deaths from each, were as
rs follows Pnthisis pulmonais, or consump-
tIuu, 3 pneumonia, .; bronchitis. 4 conges-
| ton Of lungs, / diseases OF the nervous sys-
TEN, II Group, ,; diphtheria, , scarlet fever,
l whooping cough, l. diarrhGd diseases 2
senile debility, A. drowned, l burns, l gun
| shot wounds,2.
OF the dccedents Georgetown furnished 4
Washington 80, the county 4, aud the hosuitals
&. OF these 10 were native oil the District
81 of other parts OF the Uuitcd States, and 4
| foreigners SO were under years of age and
10 sixty years aud over. The greatest NOR.
taliiy occurred on the 2]d ntimo, on which
| day 10 deaths were reported aud the least on
! the oath, g deaths being reported on that day
! Births reported, Sl-lS white males, l6 white
females, - cOorCd males, and % colUred ie
males. Sti!l births, 49, white male, l white
| female, color,d males, aud c1lOred females
Marriages reported 3l-22 whiteaud 8 coUred
GoLD-FILLED bracelets. chains, sets, SC.
from 81 to $50, ut Harris & Co.'S, 1875 Seventh
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-03
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITr NOIE rs.

For amusement advertisements Gee third
page.
Yesterday morning, about six o'clock, u
young man named Clark Harmon, who resides
on Twelfth street, between aud d streets
southwest, died suddenly Of heart disease.
DIR. Corkms cures piles without the use oi
the knife, the scissors on liaature by new
method known only by himself Oilice, IA
Thirteenth street northwest No cure, no pay.
"A new weekly journal is soon to he issued
in this city, entitled The Omeg0 BY that
time Che graveyard will he 50 full that the
headstOncs will have to be moved over the
fence into Virginia.
The nomenclature of the show business /.
gradually swelling. "hvulys United Mas
tOdOn Ministries is the latest The next will
be somebody's combined uegHtherium opera
troupe, consolidated mammleruus dramatic
company, or some other fossil formation.
On Wednesday last DR.. J. r. Winter
found - little white girl, probably three or louI
years OF age, and us well as can be uscertuined
her name is Larry FOgue OF Vogue. lie has
made diligrnt search for hes parents but
a yet, hHs been unSuClessIul. She is Ut d.
Winters, 1873 Tenth street
"A crycn portrait Of the little daughter Of
Mr. gwumby, of the Government Printing
Office, on exhibition ut Whitaker, in Verno,
Row. is attracting considerable attention ton
It's beauty Of finish and execution. Ii is tht
work OF Mr. Harry w, Rrthiong young ar
tist Of Boston, iOrEIeriy well known in th
city, aud at ono lime catcher OF tho Old Ma
tiOuat Base Ball Club.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-03
The Coming walking Match.

The Neutrality-suspicious. walking contest he
tween Miss May Marshall, Of Chicago, and
William Crawford of this city, has been ar
ranged to take place at Ford's Opera House
next week. As walker Miss Marshall, who
has been before the public as a pedestrenne
for over four years, has no superior among her
sex. She has met aud defeated Bertha Won
Hillern in three separate contests. Besides
this twenty-five male pedestrians have been
left" by her, thus showing her remark, BILE
ability in this direction. The Buffalo CONNER.
cidl, in an article about Miss Marshals per.
Torrance in that city, says AT each step she
covers forty inches of ground, and this unusual
stride, combined with almost as remarkable
rpidty of movement, has enabled her to nc.
cumpish the many ieats which have won her
reputation.n Miss Marshall viii begin taking
long walks into the surrounding country this
morning, if the Cond ton OF the roads will per-
nit SO rs to get ready. In case OF continued
bad weather she will, as will also Mr.. Crdw.
ford train in the gymnasium. The walk
promises to be a lively one, and both parties
are confident of success.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-03

The alarm of fire turned in from box 2lO
about five o'clock yesterday afternoon was
caused by the discovery of fire in chimney
IN house 1911 Tenth street, occupied by Mrs
Maria Walton aud Andrew jackson. The fire
WAS exlnguiahed before any damage was
done The fire department did not go into
operation,
About seven o'clock last night an alarm was
turned IN from box 20, which was occasioned
by fire being discovered in the stove store ol
Frederick s. Hudson, on Seventh street, he,
tween l. aud NJ streets The employees Of the
stoIc succeeded in extinguishing The flames
before the engines arrived. The damage was
very slight. II is supposed that the fire was
caused by gas burner which was showed
AGAINST the wall.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-03
The Cnritnl Hin Association.

The Capitol Hill and East Washington As
ISOLATION has commenced work earnestly. The
association has fitted M two rooms in the Me
Cauley building, on Capitol Hill, for its head
quarters, and they are kept open all day. The
subcommittee are hard at work, and the diff
fcront reports will probably all he perfected
and presented at the meeting of the gen
eral committee, next Tuesday night. The
committee on parks and reservations held q
meeting yesterday afternoon, and the commit
tee on sewerage and legislation met last even
ing and considered their reports. The assess
ment committee will meet til evening aud the
executive committee will meet Tomorrow at
DR.. Co.'s residence, on East Capitol street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-03

The marriage business started out ycstor-
day for the year, ms the following licenses
issued by the clerk will show:
Gabriel Taylor aud Eta Smith.
Robert Thomas ana Sarah Butler
james Spriggs and Melvina Paine.
William Mars aud Matilda Jackson.
Henry Butcher and Martha Stewart.
William Gross aud Maggie Caldwell
c. 4. Jones and Mazolla +. Fletcher
Michael J. Burke aud Mary A. Wasney.
Charles Il. Gibbs and Maggie +. Thomas.
John Il. Weaver aud Elmira f. Pct;tt, both
of Fairfax Court House, Va.
John Il. Young, of Middctown, Nd, aud
Jennie C1rrick, of Knowles Station, Md.
John c. Folz of Cupepper County, Va,
and Laura Hall, Of Cupcpper Court
House, Va.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-03
IMySEK EMS


National Decentralization Operi-"Tho HUI
cuenots."
The Strakosch regime at the National was
enlivCned last evening by the performance Of
"The lIuguenots." Being the frst preseuta-
ton of that opera by the Strakosch troupe as
at present constituted, duo allowance should
be made for the frequent bitches accompany
ing It's performance. Overlooking these MARI
ing incidents, together with the unnecessarily
tedious waits between acts, the opera was given
to the evident satisfaction of the great audi.
cnce in attendance. Miss Kellogg as Valentine
asserted her usual sway. The tmal act shune
with the brilliaucy aud power of her efforts.
Mile. Lita's NWgne,Ha, by the sweetness,
case, aud general excellence Of its rendition
was n favorable comparison with her Lucia of
the previous evening. Miss Cary, rs UfbdBO,
did AS well as, If not better than, she always
does IN tlat class OF characters. Cary is the
queen OF Contralu, and WAS never in hotter
form or spirit than now. Mr.. Adams RdOuj
WAS Il great imprOvc mgnt upon hIS WalIicO OF
last Monday evening Mr., Conly's Ma. eel was
the best effort he has ever made before Wash .
ington audience. Dramatically. IL is his best
character, and his fine vocal method eNlih-
It's the impress OF excellent teaching.
Mr. GOttsc.ik, as san Brts, was
unusually pleasing His voice has evidently
gained in sweetness and power since his APP
pearanccs during last season IN this city. Sig
nor P.mtaleoni's Neuers was most excellent
The beauty and richness OF his voice and the
polish of his acting attracted to his NeUers a
large share Of the hOnors of the occasion.
LA FavOrtl" will be given this evening,
with Miss Cary AS Le0nOra. Signor Rosnati VIII
appear as FeiHaHiO, SgnOr PantaleOui us The
King, aud Nj. COnly us BaIitl@ar.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-03
GROSS rroLAr1ox or 4 CONTRACT
Dumping Nis';. soil into the Canal and
Garbage into Yards.


Garbage into Yards,
Recently complaints have been made TO the
Health Officer against the manner In which
garbage, night soil and onal was being dis
posed Of by the contractor; but, as II was
thought to be the revival of nm old story, not
as much attention was given to the subject as
1t deserved, which fact was discerncd not long
ago, and prompt action then cnsued. A few
days since the following affidavit was laid be-
fore Health officer TOwnshend, which started
him upon an investigation
Personally appeared before me, A. c. Richards
justice Of The peace IN and for the District Of Co
lumbia, Joseph Ioumbs, who, being duly sworn nc.
cOrdlng 10 law. doth dcpOsc ard say that J. Boswell
captain Of the garbage boat Potomac, and the crew
Of said boat has dumped the night soil out of the
barrels into the James Creek Canal between and
p streets south, on the nights of the 2lst 23d
cath, 26th, 9th. aud 2Sh OF Dcccmbep A D.. 1873
and the Waterman who was drowned when the
body was found on Christmas afternoon his body
was covered with night soil that had bee dumped
garbage into tile yards ofMr. Price OH street Mr..
Floretys, ON irststreet Mr. Rictors between First
and Canal streets; Mrs. Kendrick, aud Mrs. Fit
ners on one nal fstrcct west bctwcen and streets
sOu.h also, to Mr.. StOry's One-hnlf street west
between and q streets south; als1, that garbage
has been sold Nv the wagou.load. and the dead
horses that have been collected for the past eight
days now are lying on the James Creek Canal.
Backed by the affidavit, Health officer
Townshcnd wrote letter to the Commission
crs yesterday, calling their attention to the fact
that John McCaulcyScontractor for the collcc
ton of garbage and transportation of ohal has,
during the past ten days, made gross aud re.
pcated violations of his contract. He says
that he has made the charges of Mr.. TOombs the
subject of careful investigation and finds
| the facts as alleged to exist. lie states that
! MIR. McCuuley's actions in this matter has been
such as TO warrant the belief that he is indif.
| icrcut aud has made no effort to comply with
the terms of his contract. He therefore re.
commends that prompt measures be taken to
| place this service in the hands of some respuu.
| sibC persons
| The Culnmi lsloners have not rs yet acted
upon the papers, but propose that there shall
| he no unnecessary delay in so doing, and ii
the charges can be sustained it is very likely
that this work will he placed 10 other hands
julius NsruRGHs attractive sale Of I'M
| ported cILmb cloths ru-s mats and lap robes
commencing Monday, December 9, and con.
unuing through the holidays promises to be
| an immense success.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-03

Tic work Of redconug aud canceiug TIE
teuyear Bowen bonds oil The District began at
the Treasury Depal Uncut yesterday afternoon,
and u number Of them were presented. BY a
recent act Of Congress mofey tor their retire
mont was advanced by the Government, and
by the same act the issuance Of bUllds hearing
Interest of g per cent. was authorized, pro
coed, of the sale OF which 10 De used 10 REIN.
burso the United state, tor the money used la
Iedecmig the Buwen bonds. The principal
ol TIVE hANun bond, is s21D0OO, hearing cur
rency Interest al 1he rate OF o ycr cent
1NE pair Of ivory opcr-plasgcs for ~ 80,
Vt uarls & Co.'s, 40 seventh street,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-03

Last evening while DR.. w. r. Ramsey was
passing the corner If Twelfth and b streets
northwest, he slipDei down on the pavement
aud broke his right leg near the ankle. ON'
GERS Shea aud Audrigo conveyed the injured
man 10 the l'hh Precinct Station, where DR..
j. FORA Thompson rendered surgical aid. 1t
was deemed iuadvistblo TO rrmuye the sufferer
last evening, aud he will be sent to his resi-
deuce this morning.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-03
Odd.Eellows, HaIl-nIlnd Tom.

The wonderful performances given by Blind
Tom, the musical phenomenon, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, are attracting large audiences. The
entertainment is something which all should
enjoy. There will he performances tonight
aud tomorrow night and matinee tomorrow
nTt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-03

There will be a matinee at the Comlquo this
afternoon, A hOdiday programme, sparkling
from beginning to end, is offered this week,
aud everybody should attend.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-03

The wonderful Midgcts, General Mite and
Mile. Lucia ZIate, Weighing together less
than fourteen pounds, will begin II series Of
leyoes at Odd Fellows Hall next Monday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-03
rhcrIMometric RenhIngs.
indications.

For the Middle and South Atlantic States the
lower lake region, Tennessee, Ohio valley and East
Gulf States rising barometer, colder westerly winds
and clear weather.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-03

WHAT intense pain Is car cd ~ tooth.ache. Ho'7
t1any scruless nights end weary days due Ia lis
raging influence. Yet the tie cause Of n this tor
mcnt isdecayed teeth. produced by neglect and mat
tcutiUn. could o.iy thosC who have ut present
good. sound teeth fully realize this mct, how care.
ful would they be tu Keep their teeth in good con
ditiOu. TO all such We viii give Il word oi
advice. Clean your teeth daily with II good denti.
friCc. such ms 1IIUrsTON's Ivory PEARL ~ orH
POWDER. 1t will preserve your teeth through life
remove MI tartar or cNtrnneolis matter Keep them
clean, sound. and white, aud tooth ache. with nj
It's horrors, will be unknown. Sold by all druggists
&c, at - and 80 cents per bottle
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-03

.NOf1bV EJe1iHO.
$3.50 -. Louis ON. OK l"i:5O, Baltimore accom-
s6:b phlig IL y. y. eE. $50. Baltimore accom-.
S530, Chlr'O & litts'gCv. ttg n Y. pm e lbn~
81 Iblim orr and way 500 Piedmont, Strushurg
stations. Winchester, Frcd'Ck,
e2i, red. nc. fhl"t. br'Ch.I. lrgvrsiOwn Point Of
81, luitiIirrc, Annapolis. Rocks d way stations.
CNIseB fCH1 Baltimore pCC:n.
GIJ, MHTtHsbuTg and la. $50 baltimore eK prssa
gerst'Hu nc. tNrIO 100, Baltimore IL way sta
IOiilSn JIbnDhJ lions.
~ ~, EHltMtut puCrOm. HS0U Chicago & 81. Louis
n&O, baltimore express 1910, NY, PM, & Boston
express.
sATrivc daily. Other. sundays excepted.
IN For The lime OF departure VI trains, adyer'
usenlnHts ell UwhaTc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-03

T. N. s. Williams to NJ. ID. Preklcy, for $500,
part of lot 8, square d37. Julius sondhemcr
to solomon sugenheimer, for S., part of lot IL,
| SQUARE 423
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIAMONDS.

Vie invite attention to our assert
ment of Diamond Solitaire and Cirs-
ter Rings, Earrings, l-aCe-Pins, and
LoCksts, in all sizes. The recent
discoveries of diamonds in large
quantities and The great reduction
in the price of soid and labor has
brought these gems within the
means of persons in moderate cir
CumstanCes.
M. w. Calf, Bro. & Co.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-03

How many thous ils suffer from biliousneSs,
dyspepsia. Nc., and drag on II miserable existence
not III enough TO remain AT home and call In mvd-
cal assistance, yet feeling sufficiently uuwcl 10 de
sINy al the pleasure Of Ne They suffer daily, and
solely for want OF some simple remedy To purge
aud cleanse the system. QUIRK's lusH TEA Is
specially ndaptoG Rr ths purpose. Gentle IN its eff
fCCt., vet II carries OF all cXtganCous matter, and
leaves the vipl organs clear und unobstructcd. IL
purifcS the blood aud rCuOvutcs the cutire frame
Il is truly Nalurea remedy, being entirely herbal.
sold ny all druggists Twenty-Five cents per pack
Gge, each making quart of medicine.