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Daily Republican., 1880-08-07
Personals.

George Finn and Harry Kyle are
visiting Atlantic City.
Charles and Harlan Scott are stop
ping at Rehoboth.
W. G. Spruance, Esq, and family
are at Cape May.
Henry Mendenhall and family are at
the Isle Of Shoals.
Joseph A. Richardson, Esq, is at
Nantucket for two weeks.
Hayes Chandler and wife are at Free
hold, N. Y.
DR.. s. W. Murphy, Of Rugby Acad-
envy, Is in Baltimore.
Col. Frank McCloskey and wife are al
Cape May.
John Jones is at the New Columbia,
Cape May.
Messrs. Christian Febiger, George P.
Fisher and James R. Lofand were at
General Garfeld's reception at New
York.
Late arrivals at Rehoboth Mrs.
Alexander Chandler, J. z. Rudolph, 8.
r. Smith, Esq.
y. II JdCkbUu buu WHO oEo dt DL1uuy
wine Springs.
Mrs. 4. R. Cochran, Mrs. VIM. Green,
Miss Mary Price, Mrs. Sites, DR.. T. Il.
Gilpin and Mr.. Alfred Chamberlain Of
Middletown returned from Ocean City
Thursday.
A few Of the Wilmington folks q,
Ocean Grove: Gregg Chandler and
wife. Sarah Newlip, Miss Kate 3. Evans,
John W. Todd, W. II. Jones, Elw ood
c. jackson, Joseph N. Harman, Jr. land
IS, M. G. McPherson.
Rev. W. J. Stevenson, late pastor Of
Grace church was in Wilmington yes
terday.
Rev. George R. Kramer and family,
Sarah McPherssn and Elizabeth Schultz
left on the noon train for Newark, N.
J. On Monday they will proceed TO the
| New England camp meetings.
Rev. Lewis Todd will preach at St.
Paul's M. Z. church tomorrow morn
ing.
Rev. James NJ. Williams, Of the Wes-
leyan college, started today for Bran
dywine camp.
Mrs. W. e. stimnell is at Ocetn
Grove. H..I...
Daily Republican., 1880-08-07
A Startled Throne,

Last evening between eleven
twelve O'Clock, as a white woman
passing along Ninth street near Wal
she heard a noise which reSsmbldI
groanings Of a human being. FrighS
she ran to a store at the c0rneIOtsi
ana French streets, and tod asI|
colored men what she had heard
men started down Ninth street,
when they heard the noise, they n
ed terror stricken.
Just then Officers McIlhennl |
Richards chanced to pass. CoH|
which had been a prisoner, now n
ed freedom the Officers were 4
and the story was repeated. The
said it was a man murdered, but
Officers declared that it was 4
dog. A torch was procured ana
throng marched to the stable ya
Ninth and Walnut streets.
They formed a circle, arounds
pile of boards from where the
came, and quietly the timber w
moved piece after piece, and VIZ
all had been removed the invei'4
had promiscuously scattered sf'nA
stable yard. j
Beneath the pile of wood hS'
eral feet deep had been dug. iM
been filled with water and in l'%
horse, which some time slVs
foundered and was now beingsaV
TO treatment.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-07
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WiLMIneToM.

TRAINS LhAVM WILMINGTON.
For Philadelphia and intermediate stations
7, $40, 1880, q. M; 2.30, 400. 100, $50, p
m. On SundayG $40 q. m; 800, $50, 9.bC
p. m.
Pklla. Express. $50, Q, s.4I, 1909 q. m. Sun
days: 9.48 p. m.
For Phila. and New York: 2.2s, $50, TOO
1907, o. m; #12. 80. #l2. 43, ULimited)
GOT p. IN. Sundays, AIS q. m.
For Baltimore and way stations: saS q. m.
For baltimore, Washington ana Bay Line
T,0e D. n.
For Bsi.imore and washington: 1851, zoc
2lb, s.s6 o. M; l2.62, l.0S (Iimited) AS
1.os p. VI. Sundays: 12.6l, 2.03 a. m.
For Information apply at depot
For Now Castle: 600, s.2o, .. m, Los, 800
OBS p. m.
For Harrington and intermediate stations
9.2S o. m.: Los. ass p. m.
For Deimar and intermediate stations. g.25 o.
m; 1867. m.
For Wilmington 4 Northern 4. 4: 700, Q.
m.; 800, b.06, p. m. No Sunday trains.
Arrive 8 and 11.26 o. M, and 6.A6 D. N.
Fer Delaware Western II. r.: y.lk, 1880. Am.
$50 y. IN. Sunday trainR, 1880 o. M, 6p. m.
TRAINS soR wILluS eTON LEAVE RAILADnr~
From Broad street snd Washington avenue
f.80, $40, 1890, 10.46, 1l46 O. m; 1.3o, 8,8.b0
4, A1b, 0, go, 8, p.4b, 1.3op p. m. On Sun.
days $50 o, M; o, 8, e.t6, II. sop. m.
From Thirty-Second and Market streets: 7.Sl
I.So. ll.a6 o. m.; 12.2b. (Limited) 8.45 p. N.
'Du SUNDAYS: l.o8a. IN.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-07
THIRD EDITION.
YET ANOTHER COLLISION.
The Havana steamer City OF Wash.
fmgton Rum Into I'm East River.


The Havana steamer City OF Wash.
ington Rum Into I'm East River.
The City Of Washington, of the Al
exandre Line, which sailed for Havana
late Thursday afternoon, met with an
accident which rendered it necessary
for her to return to her dock for repairs.
As she was moving out into the
stream with her passengers on deck
waving their hsndkerchiefs to friends
on shore, the tug boat U. s. Grant came
down the East River with two large oil
barges In tow. The steamship sounded
two whistles to warn the other vessels
that she had the right Of way, and
kept on her course. As the Grant paid
no attention to the signals, the Wash
ington again blew two whistles. The
tug and the barges still kept on, and
the engines Of the steam. ship we're
stopped and then reversed.
The oil barges swung around, and
before the Washington could back away
from them both struck against her
starboard bow. Her plates were driven
in in two places, one 20 feet and the
other 40 feet aft Of the stem. The
rivsts and seams at the water-line were
started, and one Of the iron plates was
found to be cracked. When
the Washington got clear Of the
barges, she went down the Bay in New
York as far as Quarantine, where an
examination of her injuries was made.
Capt. Timmermon then deemed it pru,
dent to return, and the steamship came
back to her dock. 1t is expected that
her repairs will be completed and she
will be ready to sail again at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-07
Lost Children.

George W. Jackson, WiilH]
champion bill poster, some loa. ,!.,
ago opened a station in connecVGl1j]
his business Office, where los' cll
could be left, until called or SER
their parents. Since July 1884, h1
received 45l children, 1856 tem'Is
males, and "a oolored children, !,
most OF them were called for in
utes or q half an hour, some Y
two and three hours, and smI ai
we're allowed to remain over n
Mr.. jackson says he intends W ~
mend the establishment Of y "
tions in all the cities OF 'a'
where lost children can be l% ~
by the parents without exp'I, M
all the lost children that MI
has retained until called for,
never received any compeDsHaI, .,aI,
cept in one case where a g
threw down q quarter OF uyD
started off before he Jackson
return 1t. He says he vans,
for such services and would j"
1t If offered 10 him.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-07
FOURTH EDITION.
THE MARKETS
A Few Interesting Facts Relative
Thereto.

A Few Interesting Facts Relative
Thereto.
The market upon King street this
morning Is considered TO have been the
largest for some time. The wagons ex-
tended from about Front to very near
Tenth street. There was O perfect
gorge Of fruits and vegetables, and the
decrease in the price Of eatables was
quite marked.
Butter at first sold for thirty cents
per pound, but fell In short time the
price fell as low as twenty cents. Eggs
brought eighteen and twenty cents per
dozen. Corn was plentiful and sold for
from seven to ten cents Per dozen ears.
There were few plums, for which ten
cents per quart was asked. Apples
were perfect drag upon the market as
scarcely ten cents per basket could be
obtained for them.
That for which there was the great
est demand was fruit. Cantaloupes
and water melons were very plentiful.
Jaequet's Jenny Lind cantaloupes sold
rapidly for thirty cents per basket,
while that Of an inferior quality only
commanded about ten cents. Water
melons average from ten to thirty-ave
cents each.
Pears used for cooking purposes sold
at from ten to twenty cents per half
peck. Sweet potatoes were very fine
and brought from seventy. five cents to
one dollar per basket.
Peaches every person was eager to
obtain, and fortunately the supply was
very large. The Susquehanna peach
is considered amongst the best, and
this morning they sold for 81 per
basket. Moore's and Reeves Favorites
which also are considered excellent,
were purchased for from rs cents to $l
per basket. The Old Nixon sold at
from fifty to sixty cents per basket,
while the Early Yorks merely com.
from fifteen to thirty-ave
cents. One hundred and ffty-six car
loads Of peaches were sent over the
Delaware railroad yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-07
DEATHS.

DENNlSON, JR.-On the 3rd inst, Robert
DenniDn, Jr., In the 27th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
deDce Of his parents. No. 2Ol Monroe street,
on Saturday afternoon, at two O'Clock. Inter
ment at Wilmington ana Brandywine Ceme-
terry.
SPARKS.-On the 9th instant, Elizabeth
Sparks, relict Of Aaron Sparks, in the saith
year other age.
The relatives and friends Of the hmily are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from the residence of Thomas Blanken, AS
T. Eighth street, on Monday noon, the 9th
inst at IL O'clock. Services at the Third ct +,
Methodist Church, Camden, N. j., on Monday
afternoon, at halt past three O'Clock.
HUNTER.-ln Philadelphia, on the eth Inst.
VIM. H. Hunter, in the b7th year Of his age.
The relatives ard friends Of the family,
southwark Lodge, Ne. l4O, and Mount Zion
Encampment, No. "a, /. U. o. r., Myrtle
WNoath Lodge, No. 81, X. Of p, Keystone
oAstle. No. /, and GRAND Castle, K. Of q. E.,
nd respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
on Sunday afternoon, at 2h O'Clock, from his
iRte residence, 1l2l MitflCn street. To pro-
coed to Wharton st. Church for services and
intaMmant
Daily Republican., 1880-08-07
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, July 27, 1880.
Upon the application Of M. Louisa Naylor,
Administratrix OF Samuel W. Naylor, late
ef Wilmington Hundred, In said county,
deceased, 1t is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Administratrix afore-
said give notice of granting Of letters Of
Administration upon the estate of the de-
ceased, with the date Of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements TO be posted within
forty days from the date Of such letters in six
OF the most public places Of the county Of New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate TO present the same, or
Aside by an Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided; and also cause the same
70 be inserted within the same period In the
DAILY REPUBLICAN, newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks, 10 O-d.
49, Giyen under the hand and Seal
IL. 8. of office of the Register Aforesaid at
49, New Castle, In New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. o. BIGGS, Register
NoTIoE.-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administratrix on
or before July n, 1881, or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case male and provided.
M. LOUISA NAYLOR, Administrative.
Address Wilmington, Del. 7&*
Daily Republican., 1880-08-07
Another Agerieyed Omcial.

Mr.. Z. B. Frazer, Clerk Of City Coun-
Gil, takes exception to the article In
Yesterdays REPUBLICAN wherein he and
Martin Farrell were the subjects. Mr..
Frazer says the conversation which ap'
peared in the REPUBLICAN, yesterday
which he is charged with using in the
street is false, as well as the facts, as
such language was not used by him.
Having no desire to do Mr.. Frazer an
injustice we cheerfully give him the
benefit Of his denial, though there are
others who make contrary ass ertions,
amongst them being the reporter Of the
REPUBLICAN,.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-07
FifTH EaIrloy
no" THE MArrrR $780,

The Cause OF CoD,,,
tween bishops Coxs T,sf'y 0y d
A synopsis of Blshon 1'1 "u Lee
the N. Y. Churchmspr y vs' l's' letter
in yesterdays REpunLIc1s,y "a, pqbli'A,i
statement as to what le3 a' I, q iaasI
may not be out Of It plses. aes u the All,
Bisdop Coke charges that,
t the revision n committees Che ~ ,m'll lS'al
branch OF the p. L. Clurch ", snslia
ed, or, in his own word, . a,ss Sa slsi
given the cold shoulder ) ,tn. 'aN ss
tions had been extended tuA' " ! ln'la
Of other communions to psr,,o,Stt NJ Saoith
the work, aud that, tbs,stalp's S,pss
aught may be known, '''s, tbs
Bible may have been the ioI', oI' Nnii
tion Of Christians, Jews, Turks. tn;I, P',a I's,I
and hsreticS. On these 'n'i and 'nas ~
grounds he objecgs to he ns1 S.. ss, s
ever taking the place Of tbs Iv' %. 0ls
authorized version. A' pisS
As explained to a rero,,s, !,
clergyman yesterday the pjs, ~ y
matter is this: When the s'I" lr
bishops met in convention 'r't ~
York, in 1871, a letter was ~ ,a,
from the Primate of all ENGLAND "'. ,'s
ting the convention to appoin, w
sentatives to assist in the rsvi,ior "
response to this the bishops adoDta
resolution declining the invjtat"s
the ground, that having TAKEN
part in organizing or orieiustinS l /
work, they were not at present n
sition to deliver any Judgment
that when the work had been con,.
and laid before them they wOuId
slider 1t with candor." Altar 4
Ellicott, Of the English AN,
Of Gloucester and Bristol, sent ,iI
gave 70 thls country to secure maul
to the New Testament Revision n
and secured the service, d,
eral gentlemen through the es,n
certain bishops.
Bishop Coke takes exception 10 4
mode Of selecting represel tativs. II
American Church, and declares
ION every consideration Of aAI
principle and internstional courtsu
,onvocation was bound to act 4,
United States only through the Al,
ian Church, as a sister Church, sni
,nly body on this continent in
communion with their own prin,,
Moreover Bishop Coke is understca
,harge that the revision has dsras
ed into a private enterprise, ai
likely to be Of benefit only to i
ishers and booksellers, who nov
rol the management.
The matter is attracting great ID
'st here, and particularly since BA
lee has taken up the cudgsl.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-07
Am Engine for Heavy Freig ht.

S@esAs'
Reading Eagle. ..
The Wilmington & Northern R. R.
Co. have just purchased from the Penn
sylvania Company q ten. wheeled freight
locomotive. larger and heavier than any
at present in use on the road. The en-
gine is Of the Baldwin pattern, and will
be used to draw extra freight trains
ever the heavy grades Of the road. The
increase Of traffic which has made this
purchase necessity, and the general
improvement in the Company's bust
ness, Is source Of much qualification.
MISS EVA WILSON recently disappear
ed from her home in St. Louis. She
was carefully looked for, but the search
was unavailing. Her parents finally
gave her up, refusing to believe that
she had run away. One evening q po-
lloeman arrested spruce looking young
fellow as q suspicious character. He
proved to be the lost Miss Wilson, who
had cut her hair, put on pautaloons,
and determined to see city life from q
masculine stand point. l
Daily Republican., 1880-08-07
Tanners wonderful Fast.

The extraordinary DR.. Tanner begat
the last Chat is to say the 40th) day
Of his fast at noon yesterday at which
time he took q walk around the hall
amid the applause Of the spectators,
who are very numerous. He also
walked Gap" in the early morn and
again at 10 O'Clock. This is astonish.
ing, considering the condition Of the
man and what he has gone through,
especially during the past few days,
when his stomach has been troubling
him 80 much. There would seem To
be no longer any doubt as to his
ability to finish the undertaking.
He is already gathering his things
together preparatory to leaving the
hall, and is reveling in visions Of fruit
of which he apparently proposes 70
partake in abundance when his fast Is
ended. Meanwhile people are dis
cussing the point whether the man has
really lived these forty days without
any substance except water. The ply
sicians seem to have no doubt Of it, bat
not few Of the laymen shake their
heads.
A suggestion is made by the sage OF
Madison Square, George Francis Train,
in these words: "Why not give Tan
ner big bonanza watermelon ovation
81, 500 in box ofics Saturday night,
at either the Academy, Cooper Insti-
tute. Steinway or ChickeriDg hall. l
will speak on the Laws of Life"
The faster to day said several times
that he would be glad il 1t weIo Satur-
day. The number Of visitors to Clar-
endon Hall has largely increased. The
Doctor slept but little, but notwith-
standing his loss OF sleep he was cheer
full and unusually active, except when
attacked with the vomiting fit, which
the faster himself declares was "dread-
fully enervating."
Later this evening he was quite
comfortable. He said that he would
retire at 10 o'clock, and he had no
doubt that he would have good sleep.
Up to midnight there was no change
in Tanners condition. From present
appearance he will finish the fast at
noon in good condition.
BREAKING THE FAST:
The question of what to give DR..
Tanner to eat is a puzzler. 1t was un-
der discussion to-day. A letter from
B. H. Parks, Of East Thirtieth street,
made the following suggestions First.
Two raw oysters, either with or with.
out salt and pepper. If the stomach
retains that much food, then, in say
fifteen minutes thereafter, give two
more raw oysters. Then it will likely
be prudent for the patient to eat. ten,
incl udtng the first four, within the
first hour. Second. In case oysters are
either distasteful or do not "agree"
with the patient suggest as next to be
tried one raw egg, fresh laid, either
with or without a light sherry-a small
quantity Of sherry. Third. Ifneither
oysters nor eggs are fed I suggest as a
third article the use Of beef tea or juice
in the stomach, if it can be then retain
ed, and if not then to inject in the REQ
tum. Fourth. Milk. But let alone
the watermelon at the beginning Of the
feast. Tanner said to-day that he
thought he would try diluted milk first.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-07
On the Wnr.Path.

CHICAGO, August GA Fort Robin.
son dispatch says mail courier has
arrived there with intelligence that
Turning Bear, one Of Spotted Tails
chiefs, and three or four hundred young
warriors have started on the war. path,
presumably against the Roes, whose
q ,sncy Is located 200 miles from Spot
10 Tails. Another report has 1t that
they contemplate a raid on the settlers
in the vicinity of Black Hills.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-07
REGISTERS ORDERS.
, EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTER'S OFFICE,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, July II, 1880.
Upon the application Of william F. Green,
Administrator OF Maria Green, late
Of Wilmington Hd.. In said county, deceased,
1t is ordered and directed by the Re-
gister that the Administrator aforesaid. give
notice of the granting of letters OF Admin
istration upon the Estate Of the deceas-
cd, with the date Of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date Of such letters, in six
Of the most public places Of the county Of
New Castle. requiring all persons having de-
mands against the Estate, TO present the same,
or abide by an act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided. And also cause the
same To be inserted within the same period In
the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, a newspaper
published In Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks, (e-o-d)
~~) Given under the hand and Seal OF
LIS. Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
--~~\ New Castle, In New Castle county,
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. u. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE-All persons having claims
against the Estate Of the deceased must pre-.
sent the same, duly attested to the Admins
traitor, on or before July II, 1881, or abide
the act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided. WILLIAM +. GREEN,
Administrator.
Address s:-Wilmington, Del. 7-2O
Daily Republican., 1880-08-07
Suicide by MorDhfa,

The wife Of Woodson L. Gunnells, a
farmer living in Webster county, Ga,
twenty miles west of Augusta, admin.
istered morphia to herself and nine
children on Wednesday evening. The
woman died from the effects of the drug,
but the children, three of whom were
her own, the others being step-children,
are recovering. She lett a note stating
that sAe"had deliberately administered
morphia to the children and herself
with the intention of destroying then
all, and that she was not aotuated by
any domestic trouble"
Daily Republican., 1880-08-07
rho widow JOyc"

Mrs. Joyce, who keeps a ', rn
loon on West Front street, ,oj \
before the Mayor last night ,iar nu,
ed guilty to keeping a iipp"als po.lI
shs was fined $40 and GU" Cv'
Connell, vile of ex-pOlics,p''.u, s'.,pI
then preferred a charge o. ',,IitIy|
bat ;ery. Mrs. connsll ts ts',ll,' Vl,. n
August 3fd, she went TO 70 N and
plao 70 zee her husband, Nj Tn
him out. with jealous, fury !.:,. d, sls
tried to attack her and s"%d ens dbi
have her lifs's blood. A nn' l',, \
costs was imposed and aD.s' she ""
S1OO bail TO keep the pe'V
Daily Republican., 1880-08-07
Eastern shore Excursions

A colored excursion from the Kent
County Railroad for Philadelphia pss,ed
through Wilmington about 11.3(
o'clock to-day.
An excursion Of colored people will
be run from Philadelphia tomorrow,
leaving here at IL 80 O'Clock to Morris
Station, on the Townsend branch Of the
Delaware Railroad, at which place q
camp meeting is in progress. The ex'
cursiOn is an annual one.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-07
Sunday ExcurnIona.

As usual the Sunday excursions will
be repeated tomorrow. The steamer
Msjor Reybold will take excursionists
to Bombay Hook for so cents. Persons
desiring to visit Atlantic City will pro-
ceed to Camden by the steamer Samuel
NJ. FELTON,, and then to the ssashors by
way Of railroad accommodations. Fare,
81. Also persons desirous Of visiting
PenHsgrove can go upon the steamer s.
A. Mccall, or If wishing to 60 to Cape
May they can connect by the same boat
with the steamer Republic. The fare
to the latter place is rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-07
HeRdfc's Buses.

The Herdic personal transportation
company Of Philadelphia, is now manu-.
featuring about ten of there new-fang'
led buses daily. The people are look
ing forward TO this corporation to re-
iisve them Of the exactions Of 6 cent car
fares. An effort is being made to in
dues this company to put on lie Of
buses on Fourth street In this city.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-07
AfdfOr Florida.

The Republican National Executive
Committee met again yesterday morn
lug In the Fifth avenue Hotel, New
York. Tha meeting was held with
closed doors, but at its conclusion 1t
was stated that q long discussion was
had over the question Of sending money
and speakers to the Southern States.
The views were heard Of the represen-
tatives from Florida, North Carolina,
Virginia and West Virginia. II was
also stated that decision was arrived
at to send aid to Florida. No conolu.
sion, it was stated, was arrived at in
the cases Of the other southern States.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-07
Magistrat e's 4

James Touer was srrs@ , =, @sr,pIa
Magistrate Var degt'f,t ISS, . 4 ~
the charge OF maintain, nn,ter u
in the form Off filthy TTs Jpa'I
and Lombard streets. lti, ln ,Sl
ferred a decision un'il III thII hnII1,isdil
Alice Snowden, on coa :, forpiq
20 Stockley, was 'hlo ID. rsipsS
filty cents and costs iOf '''
language. -
Daily Republican., 1880-08-07
Garfield a ad Arthur Grub.

A business meeting was held by the
g arfeld and Arthor club last evening.
Various reports were submitted, and
a Committee to confer with the State
Central Committee was appointed. A
mum Der of other committees were ap-
pointed, but the nature Of the business
d Jne was kept secret.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-07
7ls W, FRONT STREET.
CohsUMPrION oURED.--An old ply

CONSUMPrIOH CURED.-An old ply
" sician, retired from practice, having
had placed In his hands by an East India
missionary the formula Of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
Of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asth-
ma and off Throat and Lung affections, also
o positive and radical cure for Nervous De-
biiity and all Nervous Complaints, aiter hav.
ing tested Its wonderful curative powers in
thousands OF cases has felt 1t HIS duty To
make 1t known to his suffering fellows. Ac-
tuated by this motive and desire to relieve
to all who desire 1t, this receipt with full di
rections Tor preparing and using, In German
French or English. Sent by mail by address
ing with stamp, naming this paper.
W. W. SHERAR, lao Powers Block,
-13-l2t COW. Rochester. N. Y.