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The daily gazette., 1881-12-20
Gratitude Beyond Expression.

HAMPTON Q. H., 5. @, May ?, 1881.
ID. IL. WARNER & Co.. .sars The
result OF your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure In my case has been astonishing, so
much so that I can find NJ words IN
which to express my Indebtedness to
yoa. REV. w. Fl. PRENrIss,
The daily gazette., 1881-12-20
IRE. Yesterday. L.s. xsa.aea
Psrssnsl.

Martin Farrell, wbo has been oaIts ~
for some time past, hus 90 far recovered
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storsn.in England q,

LONDON, Dec. 10.
There were severe gales and heavy
rains throughout England on Satnrday
and Sunday. Many houses we're M.
roofed an partly demolished. Rivers
overhowed aud trees were prostrated.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-20

Mr.. JOHN w. GARRETT has been re-.
elected president of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for the twenty fourth
time: When be first entered the office.
nearly quarter OF century ago, the
road was In anything but a prosperous
condition, and Its securities were way
below par. Under his management the
ROAD has become one of the leading
trunk lines Of the country. Mr.. Garrett
displays great deal of independence In
MS conduct OF the road. He mai otains a
Telegraph system. and refuses to com bIp ne
Win tue great telegraph mo onopoly, He
refuses TO accede TO the exorbitant de-
mands OF the Pullman monopoly. and
runs sleeping and parlor cars which be.
long TO his company. He organized an
association something on the order of
ME insurance company for the beDetiI
OF tho employees of his road, and il IL
now pronounced success. The road ia
an Important feeder to Washington.
Last year 1t ran, upon an average. forty.
eight passenger trains In and out of this
city daily. This year the mum her has
sngton Star. y N'''.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-20
One Case Of Canton Flannel.

w. M. kennard & Co.
are selling a good quality Of
unbleached canton flannel, at
8 cents.
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LIGHT COATS.

The imported cloth coats
sold by w. M. Kennard &
Co. are attracting attention
and eliciting praise on ac-
count Of their superior fit and
reasonable prices.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-20
Another Plot io.KI,i the Car.

AhOthef PIOt To- X Iil the lxnr.
LONDON, Dec. 10.
A despatch TO the Times fron Berlin
says; i" A report is current here thar an .
othef mine assassination plot has been
discoverad at the Russian Imperial pal
ace, at Gatchina, and that several an
GERS have been arrested on susnioion af
completely In 1t.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-20
RED FLANNELs.

A good twilled red flannel
can be found, at 81 cents per
yard, at w. M. Kennard &
Co.'S
The daily gazette., 1881-12-20
TABLE LINENS.

w. M. Kennard & Co. are
showing some veryhandsome
patterns Of table cloths and
napkins to match. There is a
finish, style and elegance
about the goods highly at
tractive, and the styles are of
the latest designs.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-20
rHse Ciay Markets

The following were tine rnnng prices II
market this morning:
Butter, fresh, per pou nd ...s... 45fe 50
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sure il is possible that the basement, OF part OF
it, will be used as an exhibition hall.
TILE MnrRE1L. RECORDS DESTROYED.

The Office safe of John II. Morrell was uncovered
Yesterday and turned over on its back 1t IS large
safe at least six feet in height, and proportlonaey
wide. The maker Marvin, and number oil ms
workmen were hand. and Mt 3 o'clock IN the
afternoon they succeeded in prving open the doorS
The contents were found to have been destroyed by
the heat. The books were burned 10 a coal, and no
traces were discOverabe of the money. checks and
valuable papers which had been placed III the saie
for protection fir I'm the fate which overlook them.
THIS scOyery was a grievons disappointment 10
Mr.. MOrrell who had relied much OH the recoTds 10
determine the names of depositors and the value OF
goo IS belonging TO them. Ali the evidences OF thso
things that remains the celpts held ny inc de-
pOstoTS and some Incomplete records whlcn were III
the front Office safe, winch escaped the IRE. lheSe
records consist of the last carriage book NUMBER Oh
recent delivery receipts, and llst OF accounts uGo
up to September /. Mr.. MOfreus book!>cepcFS ~
making up their annual statements had lhan'
transcripts of these accounts which, Tor Ike OF con-
vciience had been kept III ;he 'front.' once siie; tS
Circums ancc saved them. Some Of Nit MorrSlI
iusuranco porinS were also in the safe and so
were saved; they had been transie red from the
general safe, Mr.. Morgell says, short time ago
when ne revised his insurance, ana reduced the
am iunt 10000.
3lr Molrel said Yesterday that he had resolved
70 90 INFO Coar, and ask the appoint ncnt OF q
receiver Tor the pro lcrty taken out OF the runs ~
the worEmcn. The proceedings will rob. bly, nc
begun bv way of q preceding IN cqGity against the
depositorS. ID is the only way which seems open 10
HIM 10 satisfy the thousands OF persons whose
properly Is "a question. AZ hopes to nave th' g'o!S
taken bv the LEGAL cUstO dian and safely Olca uhi
the owners can identity It AMI prove Their claims ny
the production OF receipts. All the receipts winch
he has issued have marked upon them IN fei INK 'Ho
number of the section III which they were stored.
Tie and his men viii point out the SltuGtl N OF c"ch
section aud by keeping the property taken from
each sep rated from the rest Is ,hougLt the WORK
ol identification will be simpfcd. The cNcaYatOIa
yesterday brought to light quantity OF va,ulHlc
property, some Of which had passed through tue IRE
with comparatiy,ly Httle injury. The vaults have
not been nucoycrei and will not be until the Gus
Cdiau is appointed.
One of The heaviest losers by this fire was the ven
erable DR. Tvur who lost not only his valuable IL
brary the acquisition years Uut also all OF MS
household furniture, and much OF the clothing
OF the family IA, goods were placed ia store Tor q
few weeks, pending chang, of residence, anu
therefore the Insurance was nos transferred.
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Silver Opening,

The GoRHAM MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, SLvERsMTHs, encouraged
by the gratifying results of their last
seasons exhibit, have prepared a more
extensive display of what may be
termed cart productions in Silver'
than was possible at that time. This
collection consists of the finest spec
linens selected from their Spring
productions, together with some few
pieces of a higher order of work
manship made for the purpose of this
exhibition. A large portion Of the
exhibit will consist of exclusively
hand-wrought articles, and the
more prominent of these are not to
be duplicated. This exhibition will
extend over two weeks time, COM
mencing Monday, the 18th inst, and
during that time pieces may be Sc
lected for delivery at its close.
The collection VIII be found Ill
their Art Room,
81 UNION SQUARE.
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A SUPPOSED MURDER BY RIVER THIEVES

The body Of Horny Uiis,ago thirly,a Eland on
the tug A. Mills. was found yeser ay IN the East
RIv al the foot of FeTy-Str Long lana CltN.
On "Wednesday night the tag Law at a per near tie
place where the BODY was found On tlat nght
UuiS was lett on watch and when the otucr lh'i-
beers OF the crow retired az 10 O'Clock ue was on
deck ana in apparent good health. On Thur day
morning he could not be found. bat his hat Vas
found living on the boat, dCcS. On the same night
a lot OF railroad iron was stolen from the Long
Island Railroad Companys per- near the tug. ana
early The next morning three men with boat cad
OF railroad iron, believed TO have been stolen were
arrested by the HarbOr Police. Although there are
no marks of violence az Uuiss JOdy,ii Is ehcvcd
that he was thrown overheard and drowned ny
river thieves. lie was sober and industrious man,
and leaves a wife ami two children who live at
Columbia and Rapylea-Sis, brooklyn. Coroner
Daycen will hold an inquest on Tuesday next.
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HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Clarendon Hotcl-Scnator Daniel W. VOORHEES,, Of
Indiana. Tidsyr H0t,lAmoli Morley, NJ. - Of inF.
In &C.,. Park Arenac HObi-EX-,uf etulr J. b. Page r
Vermont. aud Commodore 81 els T. g. N..-.AstOr n'th-
Rear. Admiral l. T.. Nichols L. :. y fVh drenuf 5ioe-
II ri &c e.. Spaul lug Bu1alO ....h srDJf H1usr-
GcOrc de g. KEN. Of philsdrp 0rk A0s-
Colonel H. ;. Nc ono OF Delaware
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STILL HELPING MICHIGAN.

William Dowd. treasurer Of the Michigan Relief
Commission, received subscriptions yesterday
amountInr TO SsO5 So making the total amount re-
ccived by him $1O1 ,6s3 SO. The church contrbn-
hous were as follows: Trinity Church,
Church. $40. Subscriptions amounting to
500 were received through q. p Crosby, from the
occupants OF the Equitable Building.
The benefit performance at Booths Theatre yes
teriav afternoon in which Edwin Booth and Law
renee Barr It took cart, very largely attended,
and il netted So O65 % for the sufferers The total
receipts were 1897 but there were some necessary
expenses connected with the entertainments Ten
dollars was received from Oliver Doud Byron which
viii be added to the fluid from yesterdays benefit.
Steele Mackaye's theatrical company viii give
performance al the Brooklyn Park Theatre on Tues
day af eTnoon October l8 for the benefit Of the sui;
ferers The company wall play - Wen at Last
Tickets will be sold by the Brooklyn policemen, and
William Sim, tire manager OF the theatre has
offered season ticket admitting two, t. the officer
CItional Church and SJnaty-,choo al RiycTh al,
/. l.. sends to The TRIBUNE p23 80 iar Michigan
relief SO Jury money ha' been received Tor the
same purpose m. n r." sends -.
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NEW-NOEK CITY.

NJ I:,. G ~ ~, ~ t-,,l-o5-.r5 ,.rt,-
third One hundred -and-forty-to and one
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The dinner OF the Hh company oI me ''h
regiment, post oncd ron September - Will DC
eaten at hdrunoihs on October ~.
A THEFT IN 4 BOAEuNG-HOUSr.
Central Office Getcc ives }c>tcrday arrested Henry
Movers alias AIhcrZ who is said ~ have stolen m
Philadelphia 5000 at a Oouding-hou,o. lie was
found III No. ~ fOTsN hist.
porrcr,T->,s prporIsfTrs
I'm General members of t.e police force are not
allowed o accent ap.fLn, for IN ir services; but
those officers WHO assist pedestrians IN crossing the
streets are not pr vented from taking arms
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO tn GARFIELD FUND.
The additional subscriptions Go ia GHricil fun l.
received Yesterday am united OrIiG %, making
lot Il of s.}3yJIJ u From lydrTr, y. d., y Tor
M. Garfield fuui has been received al tn, Office
arJ f',,r - # \. ~
,rr prp,,.1 ar , r-.rrtv,.r
Jacob r T.ilIir, n. rec, yer Of tlr Pacific Mutual
In,ra,cc Collua3v has filed reporr IN the Office
nI ti,r Io,,I,ty tr The report sh ,gs tlat lie has
come inc possession Of ~ sets Of the company to
The 9,.' 9,nn,,ui al ..zy945g Id
wv, -. , MR., sr,,,,,
Charlie H., - az. tSlr ON, oot
1,t'l,, 80 a. cIrk -, fbe otti,c nf liz |;l,I'I
g,nrjro va, iaii,u suddenly M in tL. Nc,rouoIi
lam Casino Yesterday morning. and he ,ieI In a
broadway drug store. rom a lran disease
-. 90 ,,,,.. -.
hF0CLlH VI = NHlIA' ~, -,
Jo9eii I-i5i' " Cliii' i,,'' ~ i pay
w ~" - ~ ~ - 6r.t T,r,i,,,,, No.
10. ~. w Vot II rt' ~ du sN
and tLe buIloIng S1OO The child was sIi ,hliv
burned ahout the face and hands
,, IN mr., NO.,
-, - cClLl AIll''i Al .oNS'
nv 'otiu L "a 10 i,pn "a 'J
Ieruiy Eoltu 10 Issuc q" .t,i' "'''r
ioi tne p'PaIluioht VI up'., 49, IN. sum "l
fo'"o' 10 ~ i ~ - 80 ~, ~ ii,
IilCI va ,ii ~ ~ ~ a. 80 ''
80, ,r.,,,. ,,.,.,
III NJ +" 'r' = az - nm - llJ o.
me nloh'%Io %. bIt ,,aii eri oh1n A. nS.'
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
CONVICTED OF WIFE MURDER.
CONCLUSION OF THE TRIAL OF ROBERT MAhIl lS,
VITO KILLED HIS WIFE AND CHIID-How THE

coNcr usIoN OF THE TRIAL OF ROBERT MARTIN
wGo KILLED HIS WIFE AND cHIID-Ho" 1hh
PRISONER HEARD THE VERDICT
Tho tr;ol nc Robert Martin, at Newark, n j.; Tor
tbe murder of his wife and infant daughtcr on
10 was conc uded yesterday Juuao d(cmee
charged the iury that intoNcatl0n was ~, OAU oS
from the consequences of a crime. DIA'liN 10
was not insanity. and hence te.hpo,ntit Ala not
,oent of fbo mind arising from noTcailoii diu nov
an3rov rnenonsIIility IntOVicatOD, under some
cirnu,Sstauccs said the Judge. may reduce llc
Craie Of crime of which an accused person NAV DC
convicted bat ho cannot Ire. hlS"it lio'h Wy III
seGrencos of his act by showing that he was drunk.
IF Martins excited and disorlered condition OIL
mind was due TO the liquor he drank on that gay,
his defence OF insanity vas not maintained. A'Nr
reviewing the testimony and stating tne law oc'I-
inc on the different grades OF murder JnaEc Dcput
sad 81 the evidence IS sufficient TO SATISFY Jury
that the ntOXicatiOn of the accused n the the OF
the homicide was great rs 10 prostiatc ms idc-
ties aud To render him incapable OF tOrmE!- Jlo
speciiie intent 10 kill. which is the essential HlHIy
dicnt of murder in the first degree the prisoner !
o lcnce NAV he milQated to murder IN Inc Nt'oht
degree Y0u should carefully discriminate between
that cxctabe condition of mind product'I nl IIinh
which is CqUaule of 70 ming an ~ chl, ou, ucIoI
mines to act on slight propagation 2h suC.l III ~
trati0n of the facul1 hy lntoN cdI'u AZ ~ l,0
accused in snch state mat ne IS laSp''l0 u oi'-
ing an intent n upon winch 10 a''' ...4..
The Jury retired about noon. 4 Few InIhules
after : o'clock wOd was sent IRON iAc jury roOil
fiat an agreement had been reached, ana jug =
Dcpuc was sent Tor. W heu me jury H't '.'l ~
Martin was taken into the courtroom ana maze 20
foce the iury In reply to the usual nterrogaio'y'
the foreman the jury announced NeThicUo Oh hI!I
der in the iir.t degree. Martin heard iht NSfncI
with an appearance Of caluntsS, ana VIZ ken ny
an ante-room with his counsel, Judge li'S"oI.h,
taken hack to the Essex County jan. 1t rs uhueI-
stood that his counsel will apply for a new 'Ilal
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and was very much respected. She was held for
trial in $500 bail by Justice Patterson, III tle ioiA
vile Police Court. Yesterday.

" l.
trial in $500 bail by Justice Patterson, In ING ioA
vile Police Court, yesterday.
ADVANCES IN BREADsTUFFS.
The New-York grain markets yesterday sylhpa n
th1zed in part with those at Chicago where sharp
ADVANCE was reported There was far degree OF
activity renortesI in winter wheat, chiefly III the
speculative line but at unsettled prices ne yis-
HE sunnlv of wheat has increased 675,OOO bushels
i'm the last week and of corn, 139;Voo nus I Is
Tn re has been falling off in the visible supply Vi
oats, of 70S 900 bushels.
THE COMMITTEE on QUARANTINE MANAGEMENT.
State Senators Rockwell, Baker ana Jacobs, h e
ber5 of the Senate Committee u investigate le Go
of tine Health Officer and the management OF lne
Quarantine. met yesterday, ut NO. loZ Droiu"ayJi
Senators Davenport and Brdstl We're a0se1l an
no testimony was TAKEN although Dr; w. NJ. oIhl'n'
the Health Officer and Collector kODertsoh Ell
pected to testify. A meeting of the committee VIII
be held this morning ut IL O'clock
AN EX-EDITOR IN TROUBLE.
At fine Tombs Pollc, Court yesterday, OeiOre = IS
tice KilbretL Heculano 10 Agunas. formerly editor
of the Spanish paper Erd.u and the Oh,tea HtG'es,
was charged by Henry Hansen, restaurant hecPet
at No So Johi-st., with having deirauded MN odI
OF yfS ON April z, by means OF chccK LOT 9oo on
fbc 4mcIic.in Exchange National Bank. Inc chtck
was dishOuured on BONG presenter LOT pay lheh''
k0upis WAS held III default OF 1000 ban.
A DEFEAT FOR TIE HOME CLUB.
Tho last Gam. of l,lse ball o a series between the
NrfroDoLtin and Provi ience clubs was closely
contested Yesterday on We lolo OIoun"'' i"0
sc re by innings was as ioli'WS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-15

The Practical Excellence and
Extreme Durability OF CE2E-
NEK'S American SILKS is rCcOg-
nizcd 40 equal TO amy Dress SILK
in The world. These goods cOls1-
mend themselves 10 persons who
desire 10 practice economy and
still require fine fabrics.
JAMES McCREEGY & 60.
are the agents in New-YOrk for
these superior SELNS, and be-
sides the various grades OF Black
Silk, they have great variety OF
the newest and most beautiful
COLORS.
JAMES McCREERY 81 CO.,
Broadway and Eitll"st.,
Newly 0rlZ.
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"If ann not ar home from the party to-
uf.n' lu oc.ors' said husband TO an b. tier aud
E. ...r lnr. "...f wait for mo-" "TIat / WON'T
r,....,, fIe Ialy +lu.ac.uty 81 wont wait but III
cu.. 'or you.' The gentleman returu.i at ID o'clock
precisely.
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THE NEW PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

The TRIBUNE was especially sought for by mem
berS of the Produce Exchange yes erday, owing 10
the information Ich it contained NJ reference 10
the forthcoming report of the Building COMMITTEE
II nOn The increase estimates for the Can>trucu"h OF
the new building. Inquiry showed tha' the I"polu
in THE TRIBUNE was substantially correct ohe
prominent member of the Exchange. who ha> means
of knowing what the report is to be, sad ne re-
mort in THE TRIBUNE is substantially Corre I, hu'
there is nobody to blame. The new building aC-
cordipr 10 thu llfcst estimates, vii NOT cost much
les I ha So 0 1000 a d a los Id ybca owe that
1tr original estimate thai II would hot C'Sl above
$3.50 900 was made upon what was considered good
authority The committee was justified in assum-
ing that the architect who prepared the plans was
capable of making an estimat2. Later, when II was
learned that the foundation would cost more, be-
cause il would he upon made ground, the commit
tee was given power to eXpend 100000 IN audit-
ion To the $3.50. 900. Then The specifications were
submitted to builders and their estimates were
promised by the middle of September; but II was
not until after September had passed that The eStl-
mates were handed in. They were ct alter than an
ticipated. The members themSelye are somewhat
at fault IL they hal decided upon the new bdlhl-
ing when it was first suggested, three years ago;
instead of fritteriug away great deal Of time. ana
at last deciding to have a new building, we could
have put M the structure for 100000 less than
now will cost"
II was reported Yesterday that the value of ats
had again advanced and purchase OF one seat at
S2I70 and another at 1920 were said to have
taken place.
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SEVERE WEATHER AT SEA.

Incoming European steamships report tho voyages
fIonI lne other SIDE up 10 the Backs of Nevf0und-
land as being tempestuOus. The City Of Paris, of
the human Line arrived Yesterday, more than two
DAYS behind the usual time Ibl- va, due IN part
10 the bTrak king of of the piston rods Of her
gnes She met with strong bead gales and high
seas and at times her decks were flooded with
water. When ahOut twO-thirdS OF The trip had been
made one OF her piston rods was broken, and she
continued under reduced speed with one engine.
The state of Florida, fro. Glasgow, Two Gavs
after leaving Glasgow encountered O. stou& west
ery gale which continued for niue days. the seas
broke over the vessel forcing the passengers 10 re-
main below decks greater part OF tlIe du". some
OF the passengers we're thrown from their feet by
the pitching OF the vessel, and received slight
brulsp OF the banks considerable wreck stuff
was seen floating about, The Anysinuia. FROM
IiVe?pOol also MT with severe weather, and many
al the passegcrs particularly those ~ 'h6 >tecrage,
eutelei fTOm seaslckuvss during the voyage. A
scandinavian emIgrtut, Il woman, died from pros
tratlon due to seasckueas, the night before reach
ing port.
THE ART MUSEUMS NEW COLLECTIONS
The METROPOLITAN Museum VIII DE closed tonight
for a fortnight IN order 10 allow tho customary
changes tJi the wiuter exhibition. Ot the various
collections obtained abroad 10y General al CesuHa,
the collection OF antique glass Is the Only
one that has yet arrived. This contains 80 spccl-
liens. largely OF GriecO-Ruman and Gallo Roman
origin, aud dating from between 100 i. {, and 200
A. ID. The glass ~ unusually thin and transparent
or translucent In the collection also - ms
opaque PEGnicIan glass, dating from about 700
h. g. Other specimens are TeiIca of the Roman rule
In London and some yiilag"s in Sussex, England.
The collection was purchased for tie Museum by
Henry q. Marqugud FOR 1900 francs.
1he other additions to the MUSEUM are expected
next week New loan collections VIII replace the
paintings III the west galleries and many of the
ARTICLES on the floor of the matu hal. One difficulty
alTeadt felt severely is the lack Oi space IN which
10 display the collections. To meet thus IN
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SHJPPITH MINIS.


steamer rtal ar. es, L..sa. sept 30. r.t., u-e and
ya-.aac.r- fH rs
,,.a,l,s n .s.s. .,.ooa.- .r.aon o,t 1rd -oeta-
ar.uf.. . Y.... IIH.. ..d lt... ..r. Co.,
s,...r. -r.... 4..t. l.., ....s, .u- H:" -r. raa
o.. CLARA .. ..tr $500. '..
rf~ur,r fc,c ..l. Hr .rIlI nue-.yn tay ,'LH llsO
$40 lj,,llllris w sal-ellJL ~ aOl-5
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G. G. SHAME Wholesale fur manufacturer,
NO lu1 Iurr.' ua'r, s''ln StriIc', dInAuA bul tdr
nr garment. r rrgrt FROM ID To p nor cent les
i4ur-eu.lrsttaI AJI,t MAJ orlt,s sOLc.,oL Refining.
D. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-15

Clgrnr-.-Bc,t quality 5-lrlmc Body Brus-
., Euel 1r Au'rc.u So 80 per yard at CHJs,LET7 Nos
tIu anu .t- broadway.
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Es. az. E2.

uYsl.EI .l.N, u.tEHuEA.
CHOLERA NpHHU-, FEVER AED AGUE.
cured
HT ttDsAI'- fIAph RELIEF
NIIETMAII.A . NLUi.ALtIA,
Dlli,rItUEIN. ISFLr INA
SORE THROAT pIFFttULT HHNAIuiSG
relieved iu % lew minutes
rs ROADWAY READY ..I.4.ll.E