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National Republican., 1881-07-09
MR.. MoRELL,s CASE.
a Wound similar TO the Presidents which
Is SIN suppuratInE.

Acase of a wound very similar to that Of
the Presidents Is brought to light In the person OF
Mr.. L, Morell, who is now clerk in the Indian
OGlcc. Mr.. Morell was all battered up at the bat
lie OF Gettysburg losing an eye, being shot in tho
knee, and also in the back Just above the hip, and
1t Is this latter wound that is analogous to tho
Presidents so far as the entry of the ball Is con-
cerned. In Morelrs case the ball passed entirely
through the body cutting the intestines The
history of this case Is as follows:
Sergeant l.. More, One hundred and nineteenth
New York Volunteers, aged nineteen, In the as
s0ult Of the Eleventh Corps nt Gettysburg July /,
1863 received three wounds, tho first from a
small ball, which lodged in the lel eye; the Sec
ond an instant after, from ball which entered
four inches to the right Of the umbilicus, passed
directly through the body, and came out near the
right sacro-illaC synohOndrosis, having grooved
the crest of the ilium. The sergeant fell uncon-
scious, but rccolccts that he was hit soon after in
the left thigh. He remained on the field until
July A. and was thon carried to q farm house,
where his wounds were dressed by q confederate
surgeon He drank little cruel, portions of which
escaped by the posterior wound almost fast as II
was swallowed The appearance of the clothing
indicated that there had been copious hemor.
rhage On the Sth OF July he was taken to the
Eleventh Corps field hospital. No record ap-
pears here. August was moved 10 Camp Litter.
man hospital, where the case is registered as
"a penetrating shot wound of the abdomen, loss of
left eye, knee contracted He was under the i'm
mediate charge of Acting Assistant Surgeon J. A.
Nowcombe. There had been focal discharge FROM
the posterior wound, but IL ceased about July 12
Acting Assistant Surgeon A. b, Stonelako enlarged
the posterlor wound and removed q considerable
fragment Of wing of the illum, perforated by the
ball He was sent to Ladies' Home Hospital Oc-
tober 81 in care Of DR.. Newcombe His bowels
were regular and health good. After the jour
ney to New York there was slight focal dis.
charge at long intervals from the posterior wound,
the anterior being healed. In February, 1854, the
patient began to leave his bed, and the stercoral
discharge from the hstulous openings became
more copious. There was much contraction about
the knee joint, and December, 1864 Surgeon A. b.
Mott, U. s. A., divided the hamstring tendons and
extended the limb. The patient went to McDou-
gall Hospital on May 80 1866. Tho focal fstula
rcopened in June, but soon closed again. On the
18th Of August Morell was discharged and pen.
stoned July 2s, 1866, Examiner A. L. Lowell re-
ported that the wound was still discharging and
oxfoliNtion from the ilium still continued The
hstula again closed. Medical and Surgical His
tory, part 9 volume page sOA Since that time he
has contnuedly suffered, and the posterior wound
has been snrpurating constantly, requiring daily
dressing and the exercise of the most watchful
care as TO his diet.
National Republican., 1881-07-09

A marriage license was issued to Solo
mon Meyers. Rockville, Md, and Bertha Wise,
District of Columbia.
In the Criminal Court yesterday the
counsel for Thomas J. Blcksor, convicted on three
counts of having counterfeit money In his posses.
sion, withdrew the motion for a new trial, and the
prisoner was sentenced to Auburn State Prison at
labor for eight years.
Mr.. George A. Hilton, president of the
Mizpah Band OF this city, will address the meet
ing TO bo held under the auspices Of the temper
ance society connected with the North Presbyte.
rnn Church REV G. b. Ramsdell N street between
Ninth and Tonth streets northwest, TO morrow, at
GAS p m.
At meeting of the executive COM
mittce offs. f. T. p o. C, T. A. yesterday afternoon
Mr.. II. r. Taggnrt was chosen solicitor Of the
society to look aflcr its interests in court Mr.. f.
o. Green rendered his resignation as a member,
and Mr.. Kearney was designated TO act temporarily
as secretary and treasurer.
The late Ex-Governor Cookies will was
filed in the Probate Court yesterday It was dated
April 13 1864. and read follows: "I hereby give
and bcqueath unto my beloved wife, Laura 8. II.
Cooke, oil property, roal and personal, which /
may possess at the time Of my death aud hereby
constitute and appoint the said Iaurn $. IT, Cooke
sole exccutrix Of this my last will and testament"
National Republican., 1881-07-09
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.


The Old Dominion Boat Club house, on
the wharf between Prince and Duke streets, is
rapidly approaching completion.
A colored thief entered the grocery
store of Mr.. r. W, Avery carly yesterday morning
and got away with S25 from the money drawer.
Lieutenant George McBurney, ir., has
resigned his position as first lieutenant oftho Alex
andria Light Infantry, and his resignation has
been forwarded to the Governor.
Business is quite brisk at the shipyard
ip this city. The dredging machine and scows OF
the National Dredging Company and five small
schooners are undergoing repairs there,
The Burches. who beat Mr.. Aiken in
Alexandria county on the night of the Fourth OF
July last were received at the jail in this city yes
terday, they having been committed for court.
The Potomac Vapor Fuel Manufacture
ing Company (lhe company intending TO establish
iron works in this oity) had q force ofmen at work
tearing down the furnaces, &c, at the bloomory OF
MeSsrs. J, p, Agnew d Co, yesterday, preparatory
TO the erection OF the furnaces to be used in the
manufacture Of blooms. A yapor fuel generator
arrived here from Washington, and the castings
for furnace are expected from the North within
two weeks, when active operations will be com
menced
A well-known old woman, of dissipated
habits, named Elizabeth Taylor, while drunk yes
torday, attempted for the second time 10 commit
suicide by drowning herself She selected Prince
nine O'clock when the wharf was filled with pGo-
pie, rs the place. She waded out in the dock q
short distance, laid down In about two feet Of
water, and screamed for help. No one going to
her rescue she was Coaxed ont of the water by her
young daughter, who escorted her home,
National Republican., 1881-07-09
THE OHIO REPUBLICANS.
Resolutions in Regard 10 the ASsassIna.
tIOn OF thc President.


lion OF tnc President.
At n full meeting of the Ohio Repubi-
can Association tho following preamble and reso.
lntions were unanimously adopted
Whereas the mGmhors Of the Ohio Republican As.
s0caton Of the District OF Columbia have heard with
feelings Of ncNnressble grief and sorrow Of the at.
tempted assassination of President James A. Garfield
and deem II proper personal friends OF the PreS
dent as residents OF ONO and As citizens oftho Amer
lean Republic ~ make public declaration In relation
70 this stupendOus crime and appalling calamity .
Therefore
RsgoiuCd That In common with all good people Of
thD and other countries ~e Togard with tho deepest
horror and detest0tiOn the great crime which, with
out paaion or excuse sought to llt0 the life OF an
honored and beloved fcllow.otZen and to strko
down The head OF the Nation whilg engaged In the
high duties of his great ofiica
Resolved That we tender TO President Garfield to
s heroic and noble wife, to his venerable aud estma
bic mother and TO his children sincere sympathy
and oondvlOnce In the great afiicton which hns bo-
fallen them, and brought mourning and sorrow A
over Our land and To the people Of every olvlllsed
country.
ReS0iUCd, That wo tender 10 President Garfield, TO
h's afflicted Mmily, and Lo all sympathihng people
our heartfelt CnnE ratulatOns THAI IN the providence
Of GOD, wo have WellFrouGdel reason To hope and
believe that the work OF the assassin will fa uT It's
wicked purpose and uEt the liO Of the chosen PrGsl
lent Of thG NsHop Is to bv spared to his family his
country and mankind 10 sci perform his mission on
earth Ani ~ tho measure Of his usefulness for the
country ana humanity
Ihso!uHi, That a copy OF those resolutions he en-.
Fraved and transmitted 10 the Presidents family aud
a COPY 70 the Washington papers and the leading
papers In Ohio,
National Republican., 1881-07-09
Re.oIutIons OF lhe j. 4. ID. y.

AT the regular meeting of the j, p. ID. s.,
held last night, the following resolutions of con-
dolence for the President and Mrs. Garfield were
unanimously passed;
Resolved That we, the members OF the j. p. ID, s.,
feel great sorrow and Indignation at the attempted
sassnatOn of the honored President of our beloved
country, and hope for his speedy restoratloni and
further
Resolved That we express our heartfelt sympathy
for Mrs Garfield in her deep afictlon, aud adnlra-
ton for her heroic bearing in so trying an hour,
National Republican., 1881-07-09
THE UNION VETERAN CORPS.
Expressions OF Grief and sympathy nj ths
Assassination OF u'N President.
At regular meeting Of the Union V,

At regular meeting Of the Union V0t-
or an Corps National Guard, the following pream.
BILE and resolutions We're adopted
Whereas His EEcellency James A. Garfield the be.
loved President Of the United States an honorary
member Of this corps and tho first TO accept such
lnembership, has been stricken nigh unto death by
thd mplous hand Of an assassin, and has since that
time hupg trembling as by single hair upon the
brink Of eteHlly the whole Nap ON and the civilized
world meantime ashRst and horrlhed at the enormlty
ofths orlno and eagerly and plOusly hoping and
praying for his speedy recovery; Therefore
be uTssolU6d That we convey TO the President these
expressions ofou deepest grrfsnd greatest sympathy,
and strongest hopes and most earnest prayers that
the Ruler oftho universe may spare his precious life
and that his restoration to the sorrowng people may
be rapid and complete
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions be sent
10 Mrs. Garfield, the wife Of the President whose
faithful devotion and great forlude have challenged
our admiration IA
National Republican., 1881-07-09
PrnnIncnt Arrivals.

EbbItt.-C, L. Buckingham, New York city Cap
tain p. O. johnson, U. $. N; Bert II. Shutz, New
York; LOWS Gllett, Elmlra; ]. O. Hinds New York;
II. II. Marcy, PIttsburg, Pa; Paymaster Cunningham,
U. 8. N. G. McGrcgor, U. 8. N.
Mctropolifnn.-Charle H. Hill, New York;
Thomas d. HoNsey, U. $. N; j. ". ST. Armand, New
York; j. f. QUINN Little Rock, Ark; II. II. Jones,
IT,, Petersburg Va; A. @. Eain, Detroit Mieh T. T.
Blanchard Georgia.
St. Jnmes.-willlam w. Smith, Boston; W. IT.
Pickett. Frankfort Ky; p. W. Farrell, South Caro-.
lima; j. NJ. Lofferiy. New York; o. N. Gowan, Min
nesota, Louis Hushburg, Baltimore, Nd
Riggs.-J ]. Blssett, New Jorsey II. T. Gaines.
New York; J. w. Cox and ]. Tucker, Philadelphia
James Jorgensen, Petersburg, Va.
Ariingtop.-H. w. Lorlng, Ohio; w I. Harro-
bin, Cohocs, N. ". S. ]. Crowley Manchester, Eng.
National Republican., 1881-07-09
Trying CoIt al the Fair Grounds.

The National Fair Grounds track was
the scene OF a pleasant gathering yesterday morn.
ing 10 witness trial OF speed by Mr.. John Gheen's
hew colt Douglass. Among those present were
Mesgrs. 0sorgs NJ, Oyster jr,, Andrews OF tho In.
terror Department. Wood, shreoyes, Thomas Var.
nall, wife and daughters seston and lady and Pay.
master Smith The colt did better than the most
sArgn!ns anticipated, which pleased his owner SO
much that he invited the entire party 10 break.
fNIt in the new club house, which IA under the
charge OF Mr. W, J, Belding, superintendent Of the
track.
National Republican., 1881-07-09
YIsItIna MIa CIerIls.

The new Commissioner of Pensions,
Major Dudley one.legged veteran Of the late
war, paid visit to the clerks in the different di-
visions Of the Pension Office yesterday accom-
panied in his round by the chief of the respective
divisions, who introduced each employee at his
desk. The Major had kind word for each and
cordial shake of the hand, which was in happy
contrastw with the stiff bearing Of his predecessor
ana won many gratifying remarks from the old
and new clerks complimentary Of the veteran
National Republican., 1881-07-09
Serious Result orn Row.

Orlando and Jacob Birch, two of the
assalants Of Daniel NJ. Aiken, who was so brutally
beaten on the ith of July in Alexandria County,
were yesterday committed to jail, after q pre-
liminary hearing before Justice c. c, Nelson, to
await the action Of the grand jury. The ccrtif-
Gates of the attending physicians were filed In this
case, setting forth that there was strong proba-
bility that Aikens injuries might result fatally,
and bail was consequently refused until the result
of his injuries is ascertained. It is the opinion Of
Aiken's physicians that he has been injured In
ternally very seriously
National Republican., 1881-07-09

hSly1 THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT or TOI.
~ let Articles for lpdos and all the popular med.
lcnes on sale NJ COUGHl.lN'S Temple Drug store.
fSNe II You ARE SUFFERING FROM NEU.
t-9 ralgia Headache, TooihaChe, or any pain ono
application Of FLUID LIGurNINGwi relieve YOU
seld only at GoGGAIlNs :. Masonic Temple. no26
tSg@ HOMEoPATHICMEDICI OF EVERY
S-D KIND, Humphreys Specifcs Extract Witch
Ia.nJ lmpgMl GranuTn, and other food for infants
MlOC0nIlN =. sel3
National Republican., 1881-07-09
DISTRICT BREYITIEs.
THO WcntI,er To.Dny.

For The Middle Atlantic States, including
he District Of Columbia, partly cloudy ioedther and
local rains followed BY clearing tseaihe, higher tent
pyatrc, norh,ecaeriy 'oids becoming variabie, STA
hopdry or lotocr barometer.
The thcrmometric readings yesterday were as
follows: q. m, 74oi II q, M, SO; p. m, $50
Z p. M, $50; IL p. m, 7io. Maximum, $3.50; mini.
mum 90 90
National Republican., 1881-07-09
CITY ITEMS.
THE Jewel" cigar can DO had at 1907 Pennsyl.
'ania avenue northwest Wide-open doors.
Down tho Potomac.

Seekers after pleasure on the water should not
fall to take the steamer CorcOran, Captain Blake,
on her SATURDAY evening and Sunday afternoon
trips. Boat leaves ON Saturday evening at six p,
IN. sharp, and on Sunday afternoon at three p. m.
proceeding as far as Indian Head, and touching at
Marshall Hall going aud returning, Fare on Sat
urday tw0nty y.iye cents, aud on Sunday flty cents
These are safe and pleasant trips, TO be enjoyed by
tho most timil
National Republican., 1881-07-09
A Mixture.

Now the Chowders in the pot, and
the days are getting hot, and We all begin to
swelter with swet, swelt swelt While
he crimson lemonade through straw cnchAnts
he maid, who displays bunch Of flowers al her
belt bell, belt,
National Republican., 1881-07-09

District Of Columbia, ss:
/, I,GEoRGE Il. B. WHITE cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly that the above state
ment is true TO the best OF my knowledge and belief
GEO. IL. b. WHITE Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Oh day OF
July, 1851. WM. q: MOORE,
Notary Public.
Corrcct-Attest:
J. w. THOMPSON,
JAMES ~. FITCH, - Dtrectors
BRAIN.AhD H. WARNER,
NATH'L WILSON, 1t
National Republican., 1881-07-09

THE highest cash price paid for dresses ana gents
clothing, watches, jewelry etc, Call or addIeSs
Herzog, 80S Ninth st., near Pennsylvania ave,
National Republican., 1881-07-09

Only Turkish bath in the city, 500 ST., near Ju.
dietary So, Best shRmpooer this side OF New York
National Republican., 1881-07-09
..,,o,,oy n,,rx ,v,gor., /,

hderne! Dhiry Wn1ouS.
Fresh Aldcrney butter chumed every morning
and delivered in l6b. Ward" prints at 3jc per TO-
Also cottage cheese &c. per ball buttennilk. &C. per
quart, and sweet milk, sc. pcr quart
National Republican., 1881-07-09
New Summer Arrangement.

The New and Elegant Steamer
w. w. CORCOR-AN,
CAPTAIN l.. l.. BLAKE,
VIII make daily trips (Sundays eNceptedl to all
points ON the Potomac River as far down IN Glymont.
Fare round trip % scents to nll points except Mount
Vernon. boat leaves wharf, foot OF Seventh street.
at ten q. M. and returns about $3.50 p. m. On
SATURDAYS
the Corcoran will make two trips boat leaving wharf
at ten a. m. and six D. IN, respectively, thus allowing
passengers stop over at any point until the return
second trip, reaching Washington about $50 y. M.
making II desirable for Plcnics and Fishing Parties.
Families wishing to enjoy ride on tho Potomac
during the warm summer months will lind II TO their
advantage TO take the safe and comnlodous steamer
CorCoran. where every accommodation and fhcility
Will be afforded for comfort and pleasure,
SUNDAY TRIPS
will be made to Marshall Hall and Indian Head every
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, boat leaving wharf ut
three p. M. returning about eight p Fare round
trim, % cents. lel.u
National Republican., 1881-07-09
and ohio Depot, corner New
LcracN avenue nnd q strcrt
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
THE NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK,

at Washington, D. c., at the close Of business, June
90 1891
National Republican., 1881-07-09

corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue, con
tinues 10 receive Yaluabes OF all descriptions for
safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1881-07-09
SMOKE Ned MorcOe's Jewel" cigar.
DIR. RoVee's Turkish Bath.

Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths o03
street, only lrst'class bath in the city.
National Republican., 1881-07-09
WHAT POSTMASTER ATKINS REMEMBERS.

General Atkins, the postmaster at Freeport, H.,
arrived in the city yesterday. He stated to RE-
PUBLICAN reporterlast evening thathe remembered
Guiteau as a school-boy They went to the same
school. He says that Guiteau was Of quarrel
some disposition, and was continually getting into
quarrels. He was great coward, and always en-
deavored to avoid a fight, and when he got
into one was generally whipped. He was rather
quick In his studies, but was considered the fool
of the school, ana figured MS the butt Of every joke.
General Atkins evidently did not retain very
favorable recollection OF his former schoolmate.
He says that he did not come here through
anxiety to see him.
National Republican., 1881-07-09
Notice to Mt. Vernon Passengers
Steamboat -Sines.
NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS
The Steamer Lady of the Lake

leaves her wharf foot OF Sixth street, every Mondhyt
Wednesday. and Friday, at 500 y. m touching M
Piney Point Point Lookout, and Fortress Monroe. -
Round trip to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 20
Second class each why..., y1
Round trip TO plney Point and Point LoOkout"'' 0
Second class cncn way
Returning leave Norfolk Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays at p. m. ..
Tickets and staterooms can be secured at office dif
Fifteenth street, at the office, sixth street wharf
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS,
John Gibson and Il. c. knight, leave Pier IL, East
River, New York. every saturday at y. m, anu
apply to Agent, 50 Water street, Georgetown or
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary,
ton GA Fifteenth street.
National Republican., 1881-07-09

District of Columbia, City OF Washington, IS;
]. a. RUFF, cashier of thO aboyenanled bank, do
sOlemnyswear that the above statement Is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief .,.,,,
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 9Th day OF
July 1881. ALBERT u. RUFF,
Notary Public.
Correct--Attest:
w. III. CLAGETT,
JNO H. GODDARD, Directors.
nENRY STRASBURGER, ly0
National Republican., 1881-07-09

You can publish three-line advertise
ment of want rent for sale, lost three times for
twenty-five cents In TnE REPUBLICAN,.
National Republican., 1881-07-09
WOULD TRUST IN GOD

for the boys recovery. He got we'll, and this
strengthened his belief in that religious theory,
Afler short experience in the community he re-
turned home, and had evidently given up his for
mer views. At any rate, he attended Presbyte-
rian church, and every Sunday afternoon he gave
a Bible reading at his house. He was a good ciu
zen and had nice family
National Republican., 1881-07-09
PUBLIC TELEPHONE STATIONS.
No Charge Made Unless Tho Call is Answered.
SNbscrlbors' tickets viii bc taken at any Of these
stations In payment Of meEageS, The following
llAees haYe ElreRly boon llsIrnnlnh As
PUBLIC STATIONS.

ATllnEton-W. S. ROose'S News stand.
WllArd'B-W, >, EOOSr's News stand,
ImpCrial-W. :. ROuses News Stand.
MrrOpphthn-W. D. Rouso's News stand
NationSl-ROOse j. queens News stand.
81, JameS-B. +, Queens News stand.
Barker J. W, Stoves, IOl seventh street northwest
Guy Hall, Wei wing,
Ferguson n. H.. DRUG Store Second q root and papn
sylvanla avenue southeast.
gicElln, c. H.. Drug Store 95O ThirtysecOnd street
Helphensune, y. ky DRUG Store, Ebbi House.
Helphensllne, X X, Drug Store, $40 Seventh street
KoES \. ". Drug store, 300 seventh street, corner
Kiilmap, WIN. H., Groter, Ger. Fourth and streets
Lewis, !; T., Drug store corner Fourteenth and
Muirhead 8 Co Coal oNlcc 1881 Fourteenth street.
Moore, Charles r., Dfns store corner Pennsylvania
avonue and Seventeenth street northwest
National Capital Telephone Company, 1885 r streeL
National Republican Business 0ffiCe, PannsyiyAuia
avenue near thirteenth street
Nourso. e. H., q Co. Drug Store. corner Ninth and
Premise q A., Drug Store. corner Seventh and sta
nelneln, Paul, Drug Store, corner Ninth and ia
Scala, W; y, Drug Store, i0i Hast Capitol street
hlnnis q o. g., Drug Store corner FouTeen Ia street
aud New York avenue uOrthwost.
northwest.
Thompson, " s.. Drug Store Fifteenth street, onpo,
49, hite Treasury Building.
Wanstal! John Son Stables, sl5 and sl7 Nineteenth
Winner, Charles A. Printer, corner Thirteenth ana z
streets northwest.
Zus. 3 Goal anl Wood, " Rhode Island avenue
northwest.
National Republican., 1881-07-09
Potomac Steamboat Co.'s Advertisements.

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FORTREfS
MONROE, PINEY POINT, AND
POINT LOOKOUT. ,
Steamer GEORGE LEARY, on TuTSn}A{S,TIS I} 4, IS and ND
EXCURSION TO THE CApEs EVERY SUNDAY
FROM NORFOLK.
Flrsclass to Fort Monroe and 00
First.class TO Pney Point and Point Lookout.... %
FOR RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND
ALL POINTS SOUTH.
The new and splendid steamer EXCELSIOR, con-
daily (except Sunday, at $3.50 a. m, and $3.50 p IN.
Fare 10 Richmond limited
Fare to Richmond unlimite W
Fare to Richmond round trip, good for 10 days.. %
EXCURSIONS
To Ricbtnond via Norfolk or TO Norfolk via Rich
mond. and return to Washington. James River by
daylight A delightful trip.
Steamer Excelsior, twice daily l93o a. m. and 800
.. m, }. to Richmond, via Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad from Quantlco. .
seemer qe2Tge heary TuESp,Afs ~ Eo[,af COMMITTING
at Richmond and Norfolk with the James River
steamers each way. a. .o
Rounu Trip w
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO QUANTICo,
via Excelsior 900 n. m. ana $50 y. III. On SUN-
DAYS At p. IN. only. o.
Round trip tcke cen,s.
Tickets for sale and Information furnished at B w.
Reeds Sons, 1916 street northwest Cooks Tourst
1881 Pennsylvania avenue; Hoose's Cigar stands AZ
Principal Hotelsi IL. ID. Polklnhorn next 70 Slty
Postohice, and at Company,s ONCE M ssysnth street
wharf GEORGE MATTiNGLr,.
- General superintendent
wM. p. WEIGH, Agent. les
National Republican., 1881-07-09
THO NntIonnI SAFE. DeposIt Company,

The "Ten.MInuts" cigarettes,
All Tobacco, Havana Flllers are the best No paper
National Republican., 1881-07-09
Iron Bittcrs.
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ne digestive organs, remopinO all dypeptc symptoms,
such as tasting me food becinO, heat IN he stomach,
heartburn DC. Tho only Iron PREPARATION that 'Via
not bdoken Ne teeth or oiue headache. Write for The
d Book 80 pages, amusing and aseda rCading, sent
free.
Brown CHEMICAL CoMrASY, Baltimore, Md.
wiIhon's Fever aud Ague Tonic
For Cais and Ferer aud all Diseases caused by udld
rial poisoning oil Mood. A tsaraniSd cure Price,
81. Tor sale tv all druggists. TTh&s
"AIderney Dairy Wagons"