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Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
EDITION.
The Msreler Of spotted Tai.

WASHINGTON, Aug. ia report
has bean recei we'd at the Interior De-
partmeDt from Rosebud AgencyNgiving
details OF the killing Of Spot
ted Tail, together with suggestions pro
posing a change in local Indian govern
msnt: :,
New evidence has been developed
which throws different light upon tho
affair. IL seems to have been the OBJ
ject Of . long and matured plan to rid
themselves Of Spotted Tail. The con-
spirstors we're few, but of desperate
cha. act.r, and had fully made up their
minds tha' ifthe chief would not resign
they wonld kill him. The ringleader
was Black Grow, who now makes
no secret Of his intentions. His ambi-
ZION was to hold spotted Tails position,
and VI they did not accomplish II by fair
means they did not scruple to use the
m ost foul and co wardly means.
The position ofa head chief Is hind.
ran"e to civilization. The main Object
of this parsonage il to ceutralize all
power in himself. To do this he must
strive to continue tribal relations, to
prevent his people scattering over the
reservation tor the purpose of taking up
alutlncnts OF land. He must gather them
in villages where they can keep alive
their barbarOus customs, dances, etc.
In short, TO retain his hold as chief over
the nation he must act In opposition to
the measures adopted by The Govern
ment for the ultimate utilization ofthe
Indians.
have to recommend that no sue.
ce,sor to Spotted Tail be appointed
that his son, Young Spotted Tail, bt
recognlzeo as chief of MS own imne
diate band, and that at any time a rep
reseutativ. OF the tri De shall be desired
at Washington for conierring upon tile
interests of this people, he shall be cho
sen with special reference to his intel
hgence aud loyalty TO the Gov, rnmeLt
Uf TINS the Agent would be the besl
judge.
The promp' action in arresting the
murderer ct Spotted Tail has hai the
most 500 hing eff, g. upon the people al
large. All excitement is allayed.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
4 Kansas Mammoth Cave Contain.
Ing many Humane skulls.
(3oyllrd fKansasN Her AID

The discovery of cave was made
about month since. Thomas county
being only sparcely settled, the discov
cry was only accidental and male while
fol owing wounded wolf, who took
refuge there, and finding humane
skull and other bones, from which the
flesh had long since beer removed, at
lLs entrance.
The discoverer supposing it to be a
VOLTS den, obtained the assistance OF
Mr. Hamilton, who happened to be in
the vicinity, and The owner OF the land,
and the three well armed and carrying
a lantern, proceeded to the spot AT the
base of high bluff, and pushing aside
the underbrush found an opening in the
ground regular in shape and about three
feet in diameter.
Into this opening the party cautious.
lv proceeded " their hands and feet Il
dist nee of three OF four feet, when the
passage way, enlareing in every d rec
tier, permitting them to assume an
ere'C position, and they found them
sci yes In ar irregular shaped room, its
ceiling shaped up~ ard and out ofsight.
TIE place was intensely dark, only a
few ray y OF sunlight penetrating through
/ he entrance, anu tho ight Of the ltLt.
ern se med buG to make the darkness )
more perceptible. Passing over the
VOLTS body they found that the floor
Of the room was covered with skeletons
and Bones entirely dcnuded of flesh,
placed in every conceivable position;
some stood upright against the walls,
Others were in sitting posture, but tie
! greater part lay scattered On the floor
in confused masses.
The room was somewhat triangular
In shape, ils luDgest side being upward
Of forty feet, aud the others about
twenty each. Hung on its walls OF
resting against them, aud lying on the
floor amongst the skeletons, were nu.
mer1us shield, and spears and othel
implements of warfare OF n savage
race. The walls were of solid whit,
rock, and covered with moisture. The
ts)or of the hallway sloped downward
| The hallway vas about twenty fee
long, ard appeared to lave been cut il
the solid rock by skilled workmen. A
the further extremity it opened Int,
another chamber, on the threshold o
which the party vas halted by noise
re embiing he movements OF animal
Within. Alter their aStonishlEent ha'
subsidized they were convinced that thej
had discovered aNeritah'e echo gallery
Leaving q light ut the eiItraube to mari
lis locality they proceeded to explore it
nj found II TO be nearly circular i,
iCrn :tnd nearly 100 feet in diameter.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
SECOND EDITION.
PEARS o. DR. BLlAs.

Prepared fer the worst II ns In
nr~v~mens As shown IN TWensy
Fear Wo0rSs i
New York Times Special:
WARRINGTON, Aug 16-Dr. Bliss
sai.. ~ i o'cu,ck 10 night that he ie-
osrded the Pr.'sident's condition as
more critical than atany time since MS
illness.
occur?" was asked.
"La.t night, soon after the evening
bulletin was issued" replied the Doc
tor. "It was then that the vomiting
began. We hal all along kept the
srrlotest watch npon the Presidents
stomach, We could not have exer.
c,sed greater care with this organ than
we did, We fully appreciated TIE
verv great importance Of keeping 1t In
order. We knew what an important
factor II was in case like the Presi-
dents in which 10 much depends upon
keeping up the patients strength. :,
When the nausea appeared, 1t feli
like . thunderbolt upon US. we at
once realized the gravity Of the crisis.
We saw the immediate danger in which
Il placed the patient, and we naturally
became apprehensive There has been
no Improvement in the condition OF his
stomach since, although at ono time to-
day we thought there were indications
of ame:ioratiOn. But these were OF
efduration. He has not been able to
retain anything upon his stOmach-not
even water. We have, however, ad-
minis cred nourishmPnt by injections
four times to-day. The last was given
to him about 7 O clock and has prod ced
good results. But unless the ste mach
resumes It's functions he cannot III his
cubilitated coLdition, survive many
days.
If were not for his uonnd we could
nourjsh him Ly the injection method
for some time, hut as he has to sustain
the heavy drain made upon his strength
by The discharge of the pus trom hi'
wound. the failure Of the stomach to re-
tain food reaching it in the natural way
must be attended with fatal results III Q
short time. Ii the President does no,
improve in this respect tomorrow,
shall be prepared for the worst
SIS the President cognizant OF the
gravity of his condition."
"Certainly he is. He is very particu-
lar about being kept thoroughly inform.
ed concerning all she changes that oc.
cur in his case, and we answer hiu,
without reserve. To day VI gaSe him
the result OF the examination Of b 8
pulse, temperature and respiration, and
the re .sons for the high puisation. He
did not appear perturbed, but was, on
the contrary, quite cool ard composed" "
DO you regard the use as hopeless,
Doctor?"
''By no MEANS" replied DR.. Bliss.
"It is very critical, indeed, but not des
parate.
elbow il the wound getting along ."
Admirably. 1t looked better yhis
evening than it has yet"
"rhe stomach then, is the sole cause
of the relapse %
ENTIRELY" said the Doctor.
900 you think he will overcome the
present trouble?"
81 cannot tell, hut the President is
such a brave man and has had such
good physique tina: have strong hopes
of an improvement during th" night.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
FIFTH edition
Sales By She Rh..,.

The Sheriff will sell on Frid.
tember Q, at the Court Hons" a"y,
city, the twostory brick dws,,,iin IN
the northerly side OF Twelfth" h"olIlnl
tween Washington md street Iis
streets M the property Of Tbom,s b"e,,e
Plummer, deceased. -uolnaa
Also on the same dav tbo
shop at the southeast corner ' ., A,sc y
and Orange streets, the propertv gt %, ~
liam Carsvell and Lawrence W. VI
braak, deceased. van
Also on the same day and NJ y.
place. the three.story brick d H. wait,! ,Ie
the southeast corner of Delawsra
nue. and Washington streets, "1 N.
perLv OF John G. Harkness 'A'
The Sheriff will also sel, ~ !.
Townsend the property Of James n
In Blackbird hundred, and tbs "0 n,a! u
Of William l.. Reynolds, also IN p'H9 NJ
bird hundred. Tomorrow the N n, d! !,
Of Merritt II. Paxson, will he :. sol,
the premises In Pencatier hundrsd
that o: Jonathan B. NcCopauyhsvv'
be sold In Newark.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
ROBBERY HAsCALIEY.
PR-s.cS Enter u NOUsa on west
htyeet aud he ,IrOY EurnitMre sIG

SON" few days az" Miss Ruth Hebb,
principal OF q seiScV school at Ninth
and West street re.drned home after
spending several weeks al the seashOre
aud was aslonlsheG to find that during
her absence, her ,ihouse mad been enter
eli and all the rooms thoroughly ran
sacked The ra.cals hau effected All
ENTRANCE, ny pryln1 opena SHUTTER IN
the rear part Of the house, and after
getting in, had proceeded 70 break 2pen
drawers, chests, closets, and IN fact
verything hat offered an obstacle 10
their progress. Every room in the
house was visited and the contents
thoroughly rausacked and IN many ill.,
stances totally destroyed.
The wainscoating i'll several places III
the house WAS torn down, and the pro-
perty 9th rwise injured. Although
here was jewelry and other vaIuablcs
in several uf The roUms, nothing was,
rs far as is now known, t.ken away,
except, Il quantity Of preserves, which
We're IN jars. II is generally thought
mat the perpetrators OF The act were
boys, and that they made several visits
To Ine house.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
s,asarrnat Reissn.

Wet De Meyers, wonderful Ooeax1a
Care 10 now dispensed ~ Al drugSisS saa
u delivered (carriags paid) BY ID. y. Dey.
81 4 c., No. ", ney street, New York.
The remarkable curss which have svsrywhefe
resulted ff0m the use Of hispreparAtion hAve
developed the startling mot that no merely
local treatment, like snui1i, douchss. and IN
halations can possibly reach or destroy ~
tarrhal virus. The sntidotal elements az.
covered BY Df. Wei Do Meyer Ars Abeosoeo
throuGhout the mucous membranous system
In two minutes time, thus forming an inooa.
Iativs and constitutional cure. The eaects o.
which are similar TO, and ~ uniailing q, veo-
cination. a tsTrse&ise,~ y with null etate-
@ents y ne c.r.d. z mailed fsss. "Wsi e.Ds Ds
IL coet, Rev. Chas. ]. Jones, New Brighton,
z. l." One psekags cured me. Rev. 9. y.
Taylor, lAo Noble street, Brooklyn, New 19r.' r.
A. Reis, OobbleslEill, N. Y" The remedy
10 marvel. Rev. A. P. Freess, Cairo, n. X" L
1T has been Of great value to me. Rev. o.
ney Placo, Massena, N. Y, kev; Geo. =
Pratt, 81. stephens Rsctory, Philadslphia,
eto. A real cure tor Oatarrh Tor el.o0
l11D 4tAN
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
THIRD EDITION.
MEWR OF A DAY.
Drift sf General HaDpenisEs Far
and Near.

The British ship Erin's Isle, which
arrived at San Francisco from Shields,
England, ON the 3Oth ult., had sixteen
out Of . crow Of eighteen men sick OF
scurvy. One died, four remain sick
ON board and the rest are convalsscent.
The disease was caused by bad and in
sufficient food, bad water, and the abb
sence Of anti-scorbutics.
Alphonso Choose, formerly Of Quebec,
but lAtterly residing in the United
States, took train last Saturday, to
return to Quebec. His wifi, who was
very ill, died on tho cars, aud six miles
further on his little child expired in his
arms. The stricken man took his dead
yesterday to Riviere du Loup for inter
ment.
An unknown man, about Is years Of
age, was killed at WoOnsOcket, Rhode
Island, yesterday morning, while trying
to board a moving freight train. A
little daughter of Bonneville Fitterling,
Of Breeknock township, in Berks coun
Penna.. was fatally burned on Sat-
rday, while using coal oil to light
re.
James and Walter Malley, nephew
and son of Edward Malley, were ar
rested yesteI day in New Haven, on u
warrant dated the 9th instant, charging
them with the murder of Jennie L.
Cramer. They were committed without
bail for one week.
While lsaac Fennimore and his
hired woman were driving near Mount
Holly, New jersey, during the storm Of
Saturday aitern noon, the carriage was
shattered by lightning, and the woman
and the hcrses were killed. Mr.. Fenni-
more escaped without serious injury.
The purnel branch Oftbe Irish Land
League in CINCINNATI PASSED resolu-
tionn Oh Sunday. severely censur NJ
those Irishmen "who favor the use OF
dynamite or other nihilistic methods to
promote the cause OF lreland."
The cornerstone of q new Catholic
Chu .ch was laid yesterday in North
ampton, Mass opposite Smith College,
Bisnop O'ke4lly oIticiating. 1t If eoti-
mated that ten thousand people Vert
present at tie ceremony
Sickness continues among the canal
people on the Isthlnus of Panama due
principally 10 neglect of proper sani-
tary precautions. Among the latest
deaths is that Of Robert A. Mansfield
an American at Gatun.
A new loan for the City of Montreal.
OF S6OO, 600, was awarded, yesterday, to
the City and District Savings Bank, at
Nlk. This was the highest offer, except
0ne IN tAkA S5l 600 M mar
The driver boys and slate packers Of
the East Boston Company's Col.iery,
at Mill Hollow, near Wilkesbarre,
stru * yesterday for an advance in
wages.
A duel was fought in the Indian Ter.
ritory, last week, between T. o. Carpen-
ter, a Choctaw Chief and Colouel Price
d prominent Creek Price was killed
and Carpenter fatally wounded
Ferdinand Pitcher. ten of age,
hanged hims4l in Newport, Quebec,
OH Saturday evening, because his
mother asked him to SCI the table for
supper
Take your old pictures to Sutterley
IL Co., 302 Market, ST., and have them
copied before they fade ali out. They do
them cheap and enlarge them to any
size
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
A SERIOUS CASE.
AYuung Man II eld on tho Charge
Of ReDe.


William Stewart was this morning
charged by josephine Reed with having
feloniously assaulted and committed u
rape upon her on last Saturday night.
The complainant, nice looking
young girl, apparently about eighteen
years Of age, Tea t:fi,d that on last Satur'
day evening,about nine O'Clock, she was
with the prisoner in the vicinity Of
Pusey's mills, aud that whi e they were
sitting on Il step Steward struck her a
blow and committed the crime.
The prisoner was NOT represented by
co,nsel, hu, subjected Josephine tn d
searching cross examination, in which
it was shown that the parties had b. en-
keeping company Tor some lime, and
were gull y OF criminal intimacy on u
nulnJer OF occasions. The tact was
also developed that 'he meeting on Sat.
urday night was by appointment, that
they met at Ninth and Wilson, and
proceeded to the place OF the alleged as.
sauit and afterwards walked down
Market street together, and pared good
friends, with u mutual promise to meet
aga n Oh the next evening
The girl howe er having positively
$40 to the charge OF rape, the Mayor
ta.i no option IN the matter, and after
explaining to the prisoner that 1t wa, a
capital case anu til .rcIUrc not bailabie,
committed him iDr court.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
BOurbOnlsun's Isnmlpeut r,

The campaign In Virginia is ID
hot onc-oue Of the most despcras
bitter ever waged anywhere. Thl
per OF IL .iay be judged by the I,
of the Democratic side of the 4
toward General Malone after nd
his seat on the Republican siiearj
cd for a reorganization Ct the c0mn|
with the Republicans. All theel
and resources Of Eourbonism 4
South and in the North vi be-
for service and assistance to cruz
independent movement. Its sued
Virginia would imperil Bourbonil
every Southern State. From wLad
ter Malone will obtain help id
yet appear; but he and the youn|
who have Joined their fortunes
are an active yet, and they will b(
without much outside aid, to nd
powerful contest. He has sued
thus far in shaping the conditions
battle very much as he would
them, and appears to have d.
neutrality-suspicious. Advertiser.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
KxciueTnesst l.aisG Evening.

Considerable excitement was OCCASION
ed in the neighhorncod OF SIKH aud aud
Shipley streets last evening, by an OF {.
iicer arrasnng Cathrinc Kyle, for
druh kennes3 and disorisTly conduct.
Cattarine, who was arrested on last
saturday fJr being drunk had barely
lcgai"ed her liberty, when she stai ted
Uif again: last evening sue entered ..n
ice c.cam saloon in the vicinity, and
acting IN a disorlery manner, an otf.
Ger WAS called, and requested 10 arrest
her; On the way to the nal: sho became
unrniy, and he was compelled to put
the nlppers Oil her, hsnco the excite
mGut
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
way pabiss yDis.

Children arc dying like sheep In
Brooklyn, What Is the canseY The
City of Churches Is not very dirty. its
streets are tolerably we'll paved ano,
With the exception Of the ''aristocratic
Heights" where the stenches from 'ns
PierrepOnt Stores are sickenmS anu
continuous, the air Is pure ana lresn
from the va. II there can bs found
no outside cause perhaps the mothers
and nurses are to blame. How about
the swill milk factories? Are they
abolished or In good working order? A
few days ago the principal milk dealer
In New York, the maD who furnishes
oil the milk to half dozen Of our prin'
cipal hotels. was arrested because swo
cans Of "skim milk" were found on his
cart. II such vigilance a. this Is ex-
erted In bad New York there should ~
no such thing % poor milk In Brooklyn.
But the doctors tell us--and who
knows AZ much as real dOctor--fhat
there is no more fertile cause ofsnm
mer complaint than bad milk. Why?
Because bad milk fermenting In theii
stomach turns to an indigestibIe curd
and hence vomiting; diarrGa anu collie
Then comes the water craze. over
heated adults know better than 10
drink too much ice warer. Cases are
recorded where they temper It 30 thor
oughly with alcoholic rorrectives as to
entirely destroy its original character
But babies and little ones know only
their thirst and the momentary relie'
afforded oy the icy liquid as II laveS
their heated throats Thoughtless par
ents who are SO careless as TO give thel'
children poor milk are just the ones u
allow them free access TO the watea
pitcher Poor milk and good ice watei
are things to be avoided. Give the l,a'
bies fresh air and plenty of II. TAKE
them on the ferry boats-where, by tn
way, women aud children are Permitted
one side of the boat unmolerted by smo
kers; take them to C-ney Island, Bay
Ridge, the parks, anywhere swey from
heated pavelnsnts, walled streets and
vast mon ,touy OF bricks. More water
cnt-ide and less inside is an excelleh
rule. A well washed. thinly clat
child is a thug OF beauty. Let III
have more beauties. Y. Herald.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
Every Tuesday2Friday
DIR. JAS. TODD, Of PHILADELPHIA,

Dh. JhS. lUDD, OF PHILADELPHIA,
Who for many years nas been eninsntly sue.
cesstul in the treatment of CHRONIC Is
EASES, has opened an office at
sO2 MARKET ST., WILMINGTON,
Where he can be consulted on Tuesday and
Friday Of each week b;tWeen the hours Of 8
q. III. and 8 p. n. Persons suffering from Dys-
pers'a Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Const-
patton, Nervous Weakness, General Debility,
Cat.trrh, Neuralgia, deafness, Roaring
sounds In the Head, Bronchitis, Asthma, Dis
eases Of the Throat, Lungs, Liver, Spleen,
Kidneys, Womb and Urinary Organs, Gout,
Rheumatism, Bright's Disease, Sciataca.
I4umbago, Chronic iiarrhea and Dysentery.
Hemorrhoids OF Piles, Functional Diseases ut
the Heart, certain stages OF NaIasmus und
Lung Consumption, Scrofula, p.mrles On he
Face, Diseases OF The Blood AMI SKIN, Scalu
Head, &c, &C., VIII md it greatly to their
advantage to call, as they will he told with
certainty what ails theO, and when o cure Is
promised you can rely upon it. Consultation
rec. je7-6m
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
One ofthe t'nrtuns'eS

Mr.. j. b. Weston. 40 uts' Ie'
street, Springfield, Mass, Ia, ~
Works, Boston q Albany a,,y. df II
thus writes ! am one more VI
Inmates VINO have had the goou
hear of that wonderful reill.,' ~
Jacobs Oil. l had rbeulna,'sn, sn,
shoulder severely, and coII' aas n"j
lief until | used the OIL. i WI
and must confess / was surp''
results.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
A Pleasant Surprise.

A surprise which had a most
ing finale was rendered Miss
ri harrison, at her residence M
Poplar street last evening, the od
being her sixteenth birthday.
Miss Flora was quietly enjoyil
surroundings Of he- home, shI
pleasantly surprised by the arr
q post Of friends, each intenl
rendering his or her congratulat1
the Young lady. The eveninl
spent in a most pleasant mannd
OF tbs most enjoyable features
the excellent singing with ins'ru1
accompaniment by the SteIl
Club OF this city. Later in the q
the company enjoyed the hosplt
the happy family and did justlc
Jrofliso display Of fruits and =
Miss Richardson was the recipiel
ing the evening OF many pre''|
costly presents.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
ESaO NJ Il Il es Answer.

The following i, The text of q postal
card reaHi red at this ,itice:
MIR -kDlToR:--Wiil You please in.
cert III your valuable paper what make:
such large congregations gather round
Dhe tent op N,Eth and R'nnett street,
to Ii az the Rev. 4. Shirley, after SO
much perciculion is all the paper
something draws them every evening
whatever can It be, viii, some one an
sw,r this, is it his singing or theoIog,
or orlitory. There must be something
Yours truly, A SUBSCRIBER,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
Accident,

j. s. Nintzinger, residing at No. l2l
Justison street, net with u painful and
serious accident yesterday at Springer,
Mor-ly 4 Causes factory, where he
was employed. AT the Tine he was
working un circular saw, aud by s.mt
mean, his right arm slipped against il.
emitting almost through this bone. He
was removed to his home and Dr.
Maull being called in, attended to tht
wnund and has strong hopes Of saving
he arm.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
EXTRA I!
FORLORN HOPE.

The President has N0s Ballloo-
HIS Palue Increases Again.
Special Despatch 70 the REPUBLICAN,.
WARRINGTON, D. o., August 16-2.-
10 p. M.-There has been little change
in the Presidents condition. He has
not rallied q the doctors expected.
Increased anxiety exists as to the 70.
suit.
The pulse has unfortunately In
creased.
Pulse-l14.
Temperature-9s.s.
RespiratiOn--l8.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
AaeileMt OR I'M r. ". 4 d.

Early yesterday morniNg, a man was
struck by an engine on Tie p, w. u Is.
railroad near Gray's Ferry, and severe.
ly il not fatally injured. There were
wo trains passing az The time, and the
man Ill attempting to cross the track
was struck by the engiue Of the ap train
and thrown upon an embankment. Al
Che ti,. Z ne was strack, he WAS carry
ing a basket Of lemons, which wert
ScatIercu III eYnrY direction.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
The Attacks on tho Pop>

The correspondent Of the l
Times says: cardinal JacoDin
Papal Secretary of State, has SEN
cular to the Nuncios in regard to1
cent meeting in BONE to urge VI,
ition Of the Papal guarantee u
port Of v hich may be judged 1rq
fact that the Pope has openly
that he considers tho speeshes n]
the meeting rs % greater offence
the Church, than the dlslul
Mt the removal of the remains Y
TX, inagmucb as at tho abolitlola|
ing insults were directly and WI
punity levclled at the living t%J t%s
bis own person as the head OF lnJ
Ollie RELIGION apd ~ u sovereign Il
teed by Italian Laws.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
An ImDO~t8Dl Meo

of the members and friepaiS, !, " tn.I
swede's church, will BIZ b. nei,, q ';,J II
wednesday, evening, a. .;"o
the church, the object ee,psf 'tna for
measures towards proyidinE. pr y. ,ic, III,
lister take charge OF the 10 sel I'D ,
who feel an interest IN sno ,;oss y +,
and desire TO see the sel s'ssnt.
there, are invited to b pre00n
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
Tho DrOwnded man

Yesterday afternoon, C,to"yW, ", NJ
received a dispatch from M Mr' ard
father of thu man tha' WaS W,,. il
an Delaware City. Mr. "su'j IS N h
ious to have his sons reInalIJ,Gi, ,l,,i
ed and removed to PhiladslpMnial p a,
Coroner answered the di'p','n "a \
ed out . certificate of 'lea'i H. az 81
wi wishes of his relatives can be y
with,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-16
Doe Tors nre PuRzIed

~ to the best methods and remedies for
the cure OF onstipation and disordered
liver and kidneys. But those that have
used Kidney Wort agree that il is by
far the best remedy known. Its action
is prompt, thorough and lasting. Don't
take Ills and other mercurials that poi
son the system, but by using Kidney
Wort restore the natural action Of al
the organs.