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ISOLATED MEMPHIS.
,ecial Telegram to the Globe, |

Special Telegram to the Globe.
MAMPH1s, Aug. 3.-Without any known
cause upon which to predicate it the list of
above what it was predicted would be the
case at the end of last week. There IS 10
escape from Memphis, Those who are in
the city have no avenue of egress. They
are shut off from the outer world. The last
regular passenger left the city last night by
the Louisville & Northern railway. No
mails were received from the West and East,
and none are expected until Tuesday next,
when will be inaugurated the plan of tri-
weekly mail service.
TWELVE NEW CASES, SIX DEATHS.
Western Associated Press.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 3.-Twelve new cases were
reported to the board of health to-day, six
of whom were colored. Two deaths have
occurred, Fritz Wehrum and Maggie Dow,
ney. According to the report of J. II. Ed
mundson, superintendent of nurses of the
Howard association, they have sixty-fye on
duty attending 70 sick people, Sc of whom
are whites and II colcred. The death rate
to date has been 3315 per cent. The How
ards to, morrow will open supply depot at
300 Main street, from which will be furnished
nourishment and stimulants to INDECENT sick
on requisition of Howard physicians, four OF
whom are on duty. Nurses were furnished
this afternoon to r. 3. Webb, employe of A.
n. Horton & Co., who is reported sick with
the fever. Among the co1valescents are
Chas. Stacy, and Fred. Bintliff. The wife
of chief of police Athey is progressing favor
ably.
YELLOW FEVER.
LONDON, Aug. IA Daily Neaos dispatch
from Lisbon reports the Gazette has issued a
notice stating that New York and New Jer.
sey are considered infected with yellow fever.
In regard to other Atlantic ports action is
suspended.
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xlODoTL6 WOuuucus uO 4OUUcIS GnOH eAclU
and shortly aftera detachment of United
States troops started in pursuit, but at last
accounts had made no arrests.
YACHT COLLISION.
WArERrowN, N. Y, Aug. 3.-The steam
yacht Harrington, which sunk the Josephine
at Clayton Thursday, collided with the steam
yacht Flora last night near Thousand Island
Park. Both yachts were loaded with pass
engers. Flora was beached to prevent sink
ing. The licenses of Capt. Wollidge, of the
Harrington, and Capt. Brush and Engineer
Roadway, of the Josephine, were revoked by
the government inspector.
PRISONER RESCUED.
GALVESTON, Aug. 3.-Neps' special, Ar
lington, says: Deputy United States Mar
shall George White and party, with the pris-
oner, Tom Afford, while enroute to Fort
Worth, were attacked by three of Affords
brothers. In the ensuing skirmish Marshal
White was shot in the groin, perhaps fatally.
The two Affords were wounded, but rescued
the prisoner and escaped.
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TALK OF THE TRACK.
an INTERESTING MELANGE OF
HORSE NOTES.

An Attractive Programme Being Prepared
for the State Fair Races Rarus, Hopeful
and Other Wonders Not Coming to Min
nesota-The Buffalo Carnival-Sleepy
Tom, tho Pacing Wondcr-Conversion OF
"Dunton's Spirit, Of the Turf"- NIiscella-
neous Notes.
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CAPITAL CLINKERS
INTERVENING POTPOURRI DE NEWS
FROM WASHINGTON.

Capt. EaGs' Scheme to Span the Isthmus of
Panama by u Ship Undergraduates of
the Seward Ring to be Brought to Grief
David Ii. Bailey, ono of Hayes Pets, to be
Called Upon to Answer for Fees Appro-
priated-A New Sen satinn In the Fitz John
Porter Case-Gen. Mcdowell to be Re-
tired and Porter Given His Place With
His Back Pay and Field Kank-Misce!-
laneOus. v
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The clerk who sleeps in Weyer's store at
Spring Hill, Stearns county, the other night
when about re iring, discovered man in
the store. He fred all the sho.s of his small
seven shooter, but the man lodged behind
counters, boxes, etc., and finally leaped out
through window. The clerk could only
find where two balls struck, and consequent
ly thinks the other five took effect, but owing
to the small size of the revolver did not bring
down the game. The thief had secured 1913
from the money drawer.
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In Washington county, over the river
from Hastings, four tramps robbed q harvest
hand of his coat and vest and four dollars in
money.
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Kentucky Elections.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 3.-At the general cleo
ton tomorrow of State officers half of the
Senate and new House of Representatives
will bs elected. Tue calling of a constitu-
tiunal convention will also be- decided.
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ISOLATED MEMPHIS.

The City Shut off from Communication
With the Outside WOrld-Twelve New
Gases Equally Divided Between Whites
and Blacks-Only Two Deaths Reported
Other Fever Notes.
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Miscellaneous.


George Loriiiard Will send Sensation to his
En ~ stable: ].
Inc lndicatlons now are That Mollle Nc
Gartny, 6ramDle, fortuna, Mlntzer and
busnwhacker will meet at baltimore, and not
until then.
Mr. Inomas Marratt has commenced ex-
ercislng ms trotter, Col. butcher, and will
soon put MIN at steady work preparatory for
the fall campaign.
MI. VIM. Z. yeazle, OF Marine Mills, pro-
poses ST. TO enter his stallion, Capt. Herod, in
Mend dt,tno,s circuit commencing with the
MENDOZA meeting.
It IS reported from London that Pierre
Lorlllards colt Uncas has gone hopelessly
lame, and has been scratched for all this
seasons engagements,
farole mas Deen oacRea ior me me cam aal bridge
s1'le STAKES 10 WIN 3lo,OVV t@9O,OoO), at the
. olos o. 80 70 agalnsS MN. me race win
.aAe Piace m auling tne Ne eS Hougnton
ao.s.ng, ~; Lueo1ay' ~ 0cs' - anu sns olSeance
Is on one m q, }. ana !, z:4u =, ya arc
:. Ane opsrse y ubeIsnseS says: Duke OF
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Sergeant Signal Corps, q. 8. A. V
WEATHER TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4, l A. M Indications
for upper lake regions, upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys Southeast to south
west winds, slowly rising temperature, partly
cloudy weather, and stationary barometer
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DANGEROUS ICE.
Typhoid Feuer Germs Lurking IL, the De-
liciotts Crystal.

Typhoid Feyer Germs Lurking IL, the De-
licious Crystal.
Popular Science Monthly.
About eight years since, DR.. Flint. who has
studied and written great deal on the sub
ject, became satisfied that source of typhoid
fever existed which was little dreamed of,
and which at first thought would seem inn
possible. This source, as he then enunciated
it to his home medical society land not to his
knowledge having been before suggested) is
found in ice. If this idea is thoroughly in
vestigated it will not appear to be very prob
lematical. In the first place the poison is
not destroyed or impaired by freezing (some
one long ago remarked that ice often masks
or conceals what it does not kilD. Now whence
comes our ice supply? Often from, shallow
reservoirs in the midst of neighborhoods of
large towns purposely made to receive sur
face drainage from all around, under the er.
roneous idea that no harm will ensue, as
freezing is supposed to purify and render
harmless what might otherwise be objection
able. Great quantities of ice are taken from
canals, from creeks, from stagnant ponds,
and from streams that are either the natural
or artificial recipients of surface drainage, of
ness from various sources. The danger of
ice taken from improper places is not only
from that which is drank, but from
Its use in refrigerators and preservato-
ries, where milk, butter, fruits, vegetables
and meats are subject to its influence as it
vaporizes. Several instances have fallen
under the doctors observation where the
disease, by the most careful investigation,
could not be traced to any other source, and
if we accept as fact the statement posi-
lively made by Budd in the London Lancet
in July 1859, that it never originates de aouo,
but proceeds from special and specific
poison, which is capable of diffusion to q
great extent, and which preserves its nox-
ious qualities for a long period, even if bur-
led for many months, we cannot reject the
hypothesis of ice infection; and it is hoped
that it will be made the subject of very thor
ough and careful investigation.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CoRps, u. s. A.
INGERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Collision of Steam Yachts on the
st. Lawrence River--Licenses of the
Omcers Revoked--Further Develops
ments of tho Montreal Consolidated
Bank Crookedness--A Clerical Scandal In
Michigan--A Long Trusted New Orleans
Bank Cashier Defaults for a Large Sum.
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Observations taken at the same moment OF
time at all stations.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-Information is re-
ceived by the secret service division of the
treasury department that Photographic
counterfeit five dollar note on the Globe
National bank of Boston, Mass, letter co.
and Dedham National bank, Dedham, Mass,
letter &C. made their appearance Saturday at
San Francisco.
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CHURCH SCANDAL.

HoULToN, Me-, Aug. 3.-This morning fire
was discovered in Swanton's stable. The
town is without q fire department, except an
old, dilapidated hand-engine. Bucket bri-
gades were formed and did good work, but
the fire spread up and down the south side
of Main street, and in three hours seven
buildings burned, the heaviest losers being
DR.. Walker, E. Woodbury. and G. p. Terrey.
Total loss, $4,000; insurance, $12, 200.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
Turner'S FALLS, Mass, Aug. 3.-One of
the rotary boilers in tle Montague Paper
Co.'s mills exploded Saturday evening, kill
ing one man named Daniel Leary, and
slightly wounding two others
RAIDED By ROBBERS.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3.-Four unknown men,
supposed to belong to gang of desperadoes
in the Indian Territory, rode into Coneyville,
Kansas, yesterday, robbed the post Office and
committed other depredations. The citi-
zens resisted. and one of the gang named
Fitzpatrick was killed, and another named
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The Democrats and Greenback-
ers Of Ohio Meet in Con-
vention at Columbus.
The Latter Convention EGectually
Blockades all Coalition
Movements.
Meeting Of the Northwestern Press As.
sociation at Chicago.
POLITICAL.
OHIO DEMOCRATIC CoNvENrlo,

OHIO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Columbus, O., June 4.-The democratic
convention assembled in the opera house at
10 O'Clock. Gen. James Stedman, Of Tole.
90, was chosen Temporary chairman, and
Allen y. Myers, Of Columbus, temporary
secretary. ln taking the chair Mr.. Sted.
man made ringing five minutes speech,
the point of which was that the time had
come when the democratic party should
insist upon claiming its full share 10 the
honors of the late war, for it was largely
due to democratic soldiers that the union
was saved.
After selecting committees a recess was
taken until o'clock.
OHIO GREENBACKERs.
Columbus, June 4.-The state greenback
convention assembled in the city hall at 10
o'clock. Sidney Hildreth, of Huron, was
chosen temporary chairman. A dispatch
was read from Congressman DE La Matyr,
Washington, advising the convention to
stand firm and uncompromispg. The stage
was decorated with banners denouncine
coalition. After etlecting temporary or
ganization the convention took recess fol
dinner.
The greenback convention have with
great unanimity, adopted resolution direct.
ing the chairman to rule out Of order any
resolution or motion looking to coalition
with the democrats.
Ewing was nominated for governor on
the second ballot.
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NEWS AND NOTES:

1t is estimated there will be $4,000 OOC
available for the payment of arrears of pen.
sions during June.
The house committee on appropriations on
Monday agreed to report bills extending the
salaries of Representatives Schleicher ol
Texas and Clark Of Iowa, deceased, the same
to be paid their respective widows.
A dispatch from Catania, Sicily, reports
fresh fissures in mount Etna, and describes
the flood Of lava as streaming toward the
river Alcantare. This flows along the north.
ern slope Of the mountain, reaching the sea
about half way between Etna and Messina,
about forty.fve miles distant. The stream
Of lava is taking course opposite to that ol
the currents Of notable eruption, in preyious
years.
A very singular item comes from Maine.
A lady Of Madrid, that state, was in house
which was struck by lightning. A valuable
gold watch which she wore stopped at the
time, and, although jewellers have repeated.
ly examined it and pronounced it perfect in
every particular, it cannot be made to move
1t is so charged with electricity that watch
makers say no part of it can ever be made
to do duty il taken out and put into another
set Of works.
John Miles recently convicted at Sal,
Lake city Of polsygamy, vas vas on % Monday sen
in the Nebraska penitentiary Eve Year,
During the proceedings Miles impertinently
requested not to be lectured, and asked nj
mercy Of the court. This case has attracted
unueual attention from the fact Of its being
the second conviction under the laws Of thu
United States and that Miles was to marry
three young women At the same time with
the advice and consent Of John Taylor, pres
ident of the Mormon church. An sppea
has been taken 10 the supreme court Of III,
! territOry
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FOREIGN.
eEMI-RoYALTY.

EhMl-hOXALI1s
Quebec, June 4.-The steamer Montreal.
having on board the governor general and
Princess Louise and suite, arrived this
morning. Crest disappointment wa. caused
by the rain. yet a large crowd greeted
them. When the party landed a royal sa.
lutte was fired and bands played the nation.
al anthem. After an official welcome, the
marquis and princess were escorted to the
citadel, the whole route Of the procession
being crowded with people.
THE IsTHMUs CANAL
Paris, June 4-Delesseps will shortly
Issue prospectus inviting subscriptions to
the Panama canal project He will 60 10
the isthmus himselfin September.
GERMAN RAILWAYS.
Berlin, June 4.-Itis believed the railway
question will be brought before the reich
stag at this session, and that the basis Of the
government proposal will be the introduc-
tion of uniform rates for all railway lines in
the empire, whether state or proprietary.
FAMINE.
London, June 2.-Oaicial reports from
Cashmere say it is impossible to c1aggerate
the distress famine is causing there.
SPORTING.
London, June 4-Elliot and Hanlon are
rapidly coming into good form, and are
daily watched BY large crowds. Betting
continues 2 to on Hanlon, owing rather,
sportsmen say, to the abundance Of Ameri-
can money.
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YANKTON DAKOTA TERRITORY WEDNESDAY
NORTHWESTERN PRESS.

Chicago, June 4.-The Northwestern
Associated Press Association met at the
Sherman house this morning, and perfected
the organization under the illinois general
law, BY electing board Of directors consist
ing Of J. 8. Clarkson, w. Dowdall, E. Rus
seil, Walter johnson, Paul Silby, Lyman
Richsrdson and Frank Hatton. An sppli-
cation for press dispatches from The Moline
Review was referred to the Rock Island
local board. The directors At their meeting
elected ]. S. Clarkson president, Paul Silby
vice president, Walter johnson secretary,
II. w. Clendennin treasurer, VIM. Henry
Smith general agent, and ]. ]. 8. Wilson
financial agent. Clarkson, johnson, Dow.
dali, Russell and Silby constitute the execu.
tive committee. The bylaws considered
in May were adopted without change.
BREWERS CONVENTION.
st. Louis, June 4.-The brewers 10Th
annual convention formally met for busi-
ness about noon in the Germania club hall
VIM. j. Lemp, chairman Of the local com.
mittee, called the delegates to order, and
warmly greeted and welcomed them to st
Louis. President Rueter, then delivered .
lengthy address, giving statistics of the
trade during the past year, arguments in
iavor OF peer over all other stimulating
drinks, and favoring legislative discrimina.
ton in favor of fermented over distilled
liquors.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Albany, June 3.-James d. Fish, of New
York, has been appointed receiver of tn,
Globe Mutual Lie Insurance company
Fish gives 100000 security, and depoa:t
the receipts Of payees with the Mutual Trus
company in New York.
NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE.
Concord, N. H., June 4.-The Legislature
organized to-day The senate elected j. H
Gallinger, republican, president.
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WASHINGTON.
TYPOS RECEIVED.

TYPOS RECEIVED.
The president received the delegates to
the International typographical union to-
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The president received the delegates to
the international typographical union to-
day.
THE FITz JOHN PORTER CASE.
Washington, June 4,--The official papers
in the Fitz Jehn Porter case have been de-
livcred to the president. 1t is understood
be will refer them to congress in few dayp.
ENaLE's CASE.
Washington, June 13.-At q meeting Of
the senate committee on elections to day the
papers in Engle's case were submitted
with view TO action upon the question
whether or not the charges should be in
vestigated, but on account Of the absence Of
Senator Hoar the whole subject was post
poned until Saturday.
BONDS FOR CERTIFICATES.
Washington. June 4.-The secretary OF
the treasury has given notice that on and
after the OH inst. the ten dollar refunding
certificate will be received at the department
for conversion into four per cent bonds.
Refunding certificates forwarded for conyer.
sion and four per cent bonds issued there
for must be tisnsmitted without risk or ex-
pense to the government. Packages should
be marked "lcfurding certificates" and
addressed to the treasurer Of the United
States. and applications should specify the
denominations Of bonds desired also wheth
sr coupon or registered. and for the latter
the full name and postoffice address Of the
person should be given.
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TeLEcRAPHIc sREvITlEs.

OBITUARY.
New York, june 4.--James Orton Wood.
ruff, protector Of Woodrua's scientific ex.
pctlition died this morning Of brain disease
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
81. Louis, June 3.---Thc penon who VA
appointed BY the circuit court few day,
ago aaaisues Of the broadway Savings bank
hnsing failed 10 qualify within the prsps,
lime. Judge Boyle has appointed J. n
Franciscas fos maay yesn connected with
The baking houss Of Hasksl 4 Co., 10 GIL
the positioa. Mr.. Frsncicus gave hoad u
aacs fas half nillioa and will take chasss
ef The Affairs Al ~ dsfase4 hAak isas
diAlsiy.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.


Washington, June 4-Bayard, from the
Judiciary committee, reported with amend
ments the senate bill repeating the sections
OF the revised statutes which prescribe jur-
ors' test oatns. etc, and said he would pro.
Mbly ask leave to Call it up Tomorrow for
consideration. Ordered printed and placed
on The calendar.
Tue bill compcnsaiinc e. Z. Rice for
property transferred by him to the United
States for the use ot its consulate and diplc.
matte representatives in japan, passed.
The senate took up the bill to amend the
act In relation to judicial districts 10 Texas.
III 9 house bill authorizing the district
commissioners 10 issue twenty year five
per cent bonds to redeem certain funded
Indebtedness of the District of Columbia,
passed.
Washington, June 4.-Tne senate amend.
ment to the house bill extending the time
Of payment by pre-emptors was agreed
to.
Buckner, chairman Of the committee on
banking and currency, reported resolu-
tion directing investigation into the affairs
Of the Ocean National bank Of New York
and the German National bank Of Chica.
60, and especially into the management ol
the assets by the respective receivers. The
resolution was adopted-yeas 1913, nays GA.
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3AEw YORK MARKET.
New York, June4.
WHEAr-3@lc higher; No. 2, red, silly
for June.
CoRs-Quiet mixed western, 40@4O2.
OArs-Qniet; mixed weetern. 35@36 !;
white, 36@40.
RYEc52c. -
BARLEY-Dull; 65@67.
PoRK-Firm; $l0124.
LARD-Steadier $6.274.
WH1sKY-$l.06@l 064.
CHICAGO.
- Chicago, June 4.
WHEAT-Firm and higher; SLOPE for
cash and June 994 for July.
CoRN-Firn shade higher, 800 sacks at
362 for July; 37s for August.
BARLEY-64.
RYE-Firmer; 52@524.
OATs-3lsc July.
PoRK-Weak $50 for cash 9.574 bid
for Jnly; 967} bid for August.
LARD-Firmer; .05 for cash 6.072 bid
for July.
WHIsKY-$1 O3.
MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee, June 4.
WHEAr-a@4c higher; hard, S1.O4 !; No
IL, $l.OOs for cash 99s for July; 94s 70,
August No. 3, 79ac: No. 4, 74c.
CoRN-Firm 36c.
OArs-3l.
RYE-52c.
BAR1EY-e4,
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MARKETS 81 TELEGRAPH

WALL STREET.
New York, June 4.
Moneys per cent
. Governments-Firm.
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THE FINEST FURNISHED ICE
CREAM PARLORS IN THE NORTH
WEST; ALSO, NO. l ICE CREAM AND
STRAWBERRIES AT H. A. SHORR-
EGGE'S. THIRD STREET.
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Invariably on Day II Payment.

viii leaa ucsey, pay tAxes and sell real esaats
Tor non .EV1ldeeSa. On favorable t19na. Ageass
TT rOllahie IneNrance CamgNAioa md insure
pgU0oS0 - oo9uD 0vog1hao-
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Milwaukee lager beer and lunch at Frank
Cochrane's.
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ElaEAGtsE .AdsemGssts.


ELDER james White and his wife
lii,uu G.. Glte) and tLsir daughter
Mary X. NAlleJ and Lldcr }. +.
lianson, Il Danish Minister, arrived
at ". VI. Auruct's on Wednesday.
They attended the S2venth-day Ad-
dent canlpnIeetIug, held on Brook
iuga island, Sioux Falls, July J-ll.
Elder white informs Us that there
wore fully two hundred Of the de
nomination at the meetings. Be
sides the large church ten, seated !oy
the crowd, there were fifteen family
tents, and as many covered wagons.
used for sleeping rooms. On Sab.
bath Saturday. one hundred came
forward for prayers, at the close o.
Mrs. Whites sermon and appeal
On Sunday there we've not less than
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Nothing SsFGrt GE EnTssisfaAa-
bic kscneiifs.

Conferred uron tens of thousands of
sufferers could originate and maintain the
reputation which Ayers Sarssparilla en-
joys. 1t is Il conorund Of the best ycge-
table Alternatives, vial, the Iodiaes of Pc.
tassium and Iron. and is the most eiIcctu,
al of all remedies for scrofulous, mnrcur-
iai, or blood disorders, Uniformly sue
crssfui and certain in It's remedial effects
it produces rapid and complete cures Of
s~cioiula, sores, ba!lS, iiumois, Pimples,
eruptipn-, skin diseases and all disorders
arising from impurities *t tho blood. BY
its invigora.ing effects it always relieves
and often cures Liver complaints, female
and irregularities, and is a
potens-rcnewef Of vitality. For purify
ing the blood it has no equal. 1t tones
up The system, restores and preserves the
health, and inpalts vigor and energy.
Nor forty years It llas been in extensive
use, and is to day the most available med.
icine for the suffering sick. anywhere.
| For salc by all dealers.