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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-16
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from his comfortable bozs o 5oin tie con
pEry. he followed then 70 jacksonville,
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hid. He wEs eo-sne5 q his bed to-
ssTerzl DAYS. E1d Eks1 te recovered
wEs @. q funds but managed 20 rezea
SETEz-sh through TIE assistance o. some
kindly disposed psrs1-E Af1er arriving
hare he vent 6o~u % TIE wharf q Ire
s-sz-sr EErie srd begged 70 De allowed he
privilege q working his wsy OF the steamer
20 AUgUs-z TIE C2c=rs ree1e5 10 ems
hep, All declined % comply With tie
y0unx mans r5o1es-. b1r he vas 50 IL
D0-rQrsts thst they 51slly yisldei,
sd zsEZusd hin . soma sight duty. Wien
re s-ss1sr vas rezr P1-YsourE, soouf
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70 Augusta tie Tou1E M Ezs accidentally
1-oE197- He EEs, L appears, moving
s5o1r re deck. WIEN rs foo struck Ezirst
something which caused hin - lose his
aslszes E15 Il tuubla5 into TIE river TIE
Eight wzs dark. AID tae steamer beirg
under WsF q re tine. i VS. impossible .
render hin assistance promptly. Eve-v
Effort wG made 20 rescue
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where lis Uoche- resides, and that he had
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% give bis name. and 3 : uot knoEu who
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-Eee1 g and : years q age, about ; fest
; inches Il Ls.gaf, sin b1iif. and o. dark
Complexion.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-16
PROBABLE mURDKR.
A Van Pound Dead Under the BUZZ
with Marks or Violence on Him.

Tss.srdky uorring, z5ozt seven c'elocks
ite bo5v ~ Etits lo1gzsoEs1En nsDsd
Nieazsl E.sz Tss discovered 4 re alley
Ezy unssr re b-1E A. TIE FOO. q HOzEtoz
s,rss.. rest O TIE Bee MI. TIE rsrort
q t1s 6lscovery so91 collected = age
crowd, zct tie Co-o1sr wEs 3 cree nosi-
ED E15 procsedsd q he Epo.- TIE r.
uzl1s we're viewed, Etsu he Co-ousT
s-zss5 t.zt tts irczszt Eo1ld q pose-
poued unfl twelve o'cIoek to-dET.
TIE sugpostro- a. ma wzs thEt TIE II
sorsznzee Kan lad fElIe1 ron ths up @
re "a. 3 5is,zrce O. te1 q twelve fset,
~ C sEz1ltnztio- 4 Ezs discoFe-sd that
re skzl Ess fractured osck q re nz-t
ar, z-d re ezr also oei1g severely en-
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g-z-s1 r e re lsft e.. - re Dp-ss=-oz
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q
eyes. I'D g. is presumed vas PLACID t1srs
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as unmarried. AID Ezs about trir-y years
% age, ard leaves g1i-s number % re-z-
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c5-ztned ma I'll -hrow some light upc-
.1ls mysterious trzgs5y.
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va rs1oTed - he uC1=Trsksr's, ard su1-
90 -1sutly 70 TIE lz.z residence
- re deceased cCrrer y
5-Tz- ard P-cz streets, f-1u whence Eis
funeral wll take u.zcz this afternoon e. 9
o'cIock TIE WorEiLgIeL's BeDeTolzu-
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learn "a, z posse q CGceEs WAS sent Cu.
.zst Lixrt, z.o-ly before u.drigh-s stter
zone parties E-o are suspected o being
c1rczrcsd f1 t1ts sEzfr. TIE movement e
c1-11c-ed Etc The zreztsst secrecy, sn1 re
=s-= Unable % procure znT q the pzrticu-
lara
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Arrest OF a BurgIarfous Geng-Re-
eoVeTy OF PFopertY.

Lste o Friday night tie arrest q > nun
bsr @ negroes vas accomplished through
TIE energy sid vigilance Of Coustzbles
julius K2utnznn AMI Rsury We;hsrho-u,
which I'll serve e1=c.Hzlly 10 break ID a
org8uiL81 bzrd q burglars Who have long
Piled iheir ne.zrtous business IN this CITY.
TIE oDsrz'tons OF these thieves have
been principally cou6ned 70 deDreisttous
q the properly q railroads. and 80 vel
were their plECs usde fhzs their de-
lection Las been found difficult. II several
instances arrests were made, but the parties
managed 70 escape With light penalties.
Or wednesday night, however, one Of
the gang peTpe-zted : robbery, which
1eteruiued the officers . take the most
vigorous measures for their apprehension.
One q lie shops OF the Savannah, Florida
aid Wes-e-u Rslzzy Conoary vas entered.
ne burglars forcing their way through the
eastern door o. The building. and s large
s1z1t.tT q brass MOULDING weighing over
one hundred and f0rty-tOQr pounds, and
valued q twenty cents Per pound, was car
ned Of. Altar removing their bOO.T. the
burglars fastened the door, IS they found
e., ard removed 81 eTideUcs o. their visit.
TIE articles were missed, however, the fOl-
loving DAY bT the foreman o. the shop,
services OF Constable Julius Ezufnznn were
a. once secured, and, after investigating he
mater, he enlisted the assistance Of Cor
sable Henry We-hernOru, and their plans
were soon laid. They visited ths steamship
whzrves and found czsk % Junk registered
FOR shipment North b. dealer
by the name Of Brzdy.
This vas 9 clue upon which the officers
worked, ard il vas found that z man by The
name q John Brady, brother OF the deal
g, had packed the czsk. He was traced
% Z certain house, which the officers prompt
j visited. Their approach vas no,ed, and
warning give Brady, who esczDe1 from the
rear, was seen and pursued By OHcsr Weth-
eThorn, who fCllOEed him beyond Blbo
canal, whore be managed 70 escape. Con
sable kzufmzuu gave his attention 70
the Osher members % the gang whose
whereabouts we're ssceYtsiued, and about
teu O'Clock succeeded il capturing Dick
MoEat. Robert Williams. Joe Blsckshezr,
Sarah Smith, BILE AcKeDZie ard Gilbert
Bengal c0lOred, and Hugh Mclaughlin
and jim Brady, white. Ire arrest is a.
important one, aud the preliminary iuvesti-
Cation viii develop Who are the guilty par
ties. TIE czsk % brass WAS secured ard e
ROW IL possession OF The officers
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Parade Of the Volunteer soldIsrT
on the Efneeeenths

TEzrs1zy next there WI be, n co7usGo-
ration % re anniversary o. ths nstzl day
q he S5zth's immortal warrior, General
Robert Z Lee, grand parade q tie united
TolZ1tss- sol5iery o. TIE CITY. i Is znfici-
pztsd thst there VII be : ve-y tuIl TIM ont
o. 81 the companies, snd tie occasion VII
be Es0orzhle event Two q the companies
o. TIE Frs Regiment. the German Fo,Uu-
tssrs sid the Republican Blues, tie latter
Eltn their own 6rzss band, VII make their
sppesrzZes n 1eE uniforms.
As q interest Ee give tie following gen
srzl order, issued % The companies o. the
First Volunteer Regiment o. Georgia:
6zA0'2CAETEEs Isl Vol VEST OF GA,
S4TASSAE- 11th January, 1SS2.
Gs-zl Cr5s-z y -:
! TIE Colonel Commanding takes Pleas
Ire II announcing 70 the regiment that We
sre 70 celebrate tie birthdsy OF Lee h ;
joint parade With CIR bT0-her soldiers. the
Savannah Volunteer Guards. The ChEths-
Artillery and TIE Ge0rEis Husszrz-
u Tie rsgiUenfzl line viii be formed Or
so1,h Broad street. the riEht resting rear
1ilsser, a 30 ?. 2 precise ', sd tie
5rZs6e lire I'll move s. ? Il
IL TIE colors Ct the Republican Blues
VII Be used IS regi-sutsl colCrs, ard Eil
e brought upon tie ground oy that Con-
pzny.
". Tie fed znd SAT vii assemble OF
C1srlto1 street, nesr Ball, s. 2-l5 2 II
'. The brigade vii form On South
B-ozi street, right resting near Bal. II the
follOEing order First Volunteer Regiment
u Georgia Battalion Savannah Volunteer
Guards, Chzthsu Artillery, G=orgis H1s-
ssrS; srd vii move promptly a. ) ?. Il
VI Upon arriving 81 The PARK The troops
I'll De reviewed, 81 the conclusion OF which
The several commands viii bs tuued over 70
t1eir respective commanders.
VII The G 1srcernss-er % TIE regiment
VII provide three rounds OF blank car
rTi6gzs. with which % FIRE : salute II honor
OF he day.
b order Of CLuF0RD ". ANDERSON,
Colonel Commanding.
R0sEET G. GAuLARD,
First Lieutenant srd A5jutzn..
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-16
nm 81 IL. LINZ WnIiams.

A teIegrsu was received in the city S4-ur-
DAY announcing The DEAN, E, s., Louis
O THURSDAY morning last a. tx O'Clock, o.
Nrs. ". Williams, relict o. cur late
feIlow- ci.izs1, Henry Williams, ESQ Mrs..
Williams was daughter q the late H0r.
John HcPaerso1 Bzrrien, and was = lzdy %
rare zecompI Since t1e d=cesse
q her husband she has been IL falling
health, and her ds4ih, though shock 20
her numerous relatives ard Friends II this
city, wss not entirely unexpected.
Mrs. Williams vas horn on TIE In Of
Oeto5er. ls10, u "R'cauOod-Bstb. :" iu
Richmond county, Georgia, and Tzs
n she 63I year u ber age Sl- leaves
two sous and one daughter ard isrze
circle o. friends 70 mourn Der loss s1r
had been for mary years . consistent ard
devoted member % Christ Church, ard
rad ziEzys manifested the liTsl.es. Interest
70 an matters pertaining % f.
The remains viii arrive here this morning,
ana tie funeral viii take place - 1 O'Clock
this afternoOn - Laurel Grove Cemetery.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-16
Pianos aud Organs.
LUDDEN i BATES PUTTING on
AIRS.
They Employ French Pianist 20
Sell Their Pianos and Organs.

So says Nsdarns Rumor, and for once she
speaks the truth We have been Jogging along
these many years with American sslssmen
70 exhibit our Instruments stsinEsy hss
Josehy. Weber has Sternburg. Decker has
Madame Rive King. and shall Luddeu & Bates
Be behind in the race Not much. and there
fore We have engaged q genuine French
Pianist. who VII draw forth silvery notes from
our instruments, and bank notes from the
pockets q purchasers LEI rs introduce 70
the people OF Savannah our French Pisuis. II
the person q
MR L y. FRENCH, PIANIST.
: gentleman lot altogether unknown 70 ss-
vannsh. once with Us, and who. after several
months wanderings II the far West, noE -
turns 70 lis Southern friends, and takes the
position With rs Ct
PIANO AND ORGAN SALESMAN
Mr. FRENCH IS Musician aud Pianist whose
critical judgment in the selection and testing e
instruments VIII b Of great value 70 pur-
chAsers- We employ him With view towards
increasing and developing sales IN Savannah
Heretofore We have not had tine % give
proper attention % the trade OF our
own city. We nov take s step forEs ard and
employ Mr. FRENCH % devote his waole tine
u our city trade. Purchasers viii IL future
receive every attention and can have instru-
ments tested for them BY the half day i Hscss-
say.
SPECIAL TERMS TO CITY TRADE
To city trade re shall o1er specially easy
terms and endeavor . Accommodate 81 pur-
chasers None who can paw : few dollars
monthly need 20 without Al instrument.
Those who want instruments VII please call
and get our new terms
CALL AND HEAR sONE MUSIC.
Our friends, and the friends OF NJ. French,
and all musically inclin7d people are cordially
invited 70 drop IN a. any tine sEd hear our
French Pianist, who VII entertain them 70 The
best Of his ability.
stand rot On ths order Of your coming. but
come e. once, g. any time, a. you, oEn time
Come early and often. AM bring the whole
family. Yours truly.
LUDDES ( BATES
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H.F. A. PINcKNEY& CO.,
EEaal SaIfs.
CHATHAM SHFRIFF,s SAFE

FINDER and by virtue Of a mortgage a. IA.
u on personally issued out of Chat
ham Superior Court, in favor of OSCAR L
SMITH VS.. WILLIAM W. LINCOLN, have
levied upon the following personal property
Of the defendant:
All the stock of Goods, Wares and Merchan-
disc, consisting Of Drugs, Chemicals, Medicines,
Perfumery, Soaps, Combs, Brushes. Surgical
Instruments, Fancy Articles, Oils. Wines.
Liquors, and all the fixtures in said store that
do not belong to the owner of the premises
consisting of Counters Show Cases, Prescrip-
ton stand, and Shelving and all goods, wares
and merchandise from time to time purchased
and put in said store instead OF such as may be
sold, the said stock OF goods being in the drug
store No. IA South Broad street, on the north
east corner Of South Broad and Whitaker
streets.
And I viii offer the said above de-
scribed property at public cutlery. before
the Court House door of Chatham county, in
the city Of Savannah. on the FIRST TUES
DAY IN FEBRUARY, 1882. during the legal
hours OF sale. to satisfy said mortgage d. ia
Terms cash.
= JOHN T. ROMAN,
Sheriff @. Co., Ga,
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The Raid on the Central.

General Alexander. Who has been zosent in
the south for about weak, has returned He
ssys he was entirely satisfied with what was
accomplished - Savannah il regard 70 the
Ocean Steamship stock. He vas anxious 70
have Mr.. TsdleY remain 81 the head Of the
Central, which he VIII %. General Alex
suder's only object vas 70 have some cert
fcste which VII represent The capital il
vested IL docks, piers, steamboats, and
steamships which are owned by TIE Central
but not represented BY any o. TIE stock.
Certificates 10 the amount Of 45 per cent.
viii be issued, the dividends on which viii
lot Be fixed. bur which viii depend OF the
business Of the steamships. He expects z
dividend annually OF from I 20 6 per cent,
and this viii IN 10 wise interfere with the
Central dividends, IS that company czn
With ease pay 81 per cert. an1uslly.
General Alexander encountered quite for
midsble opposition a. the outset, but when
his plans were fully understood lie largely
increased bis support. Every hing nov s
entirely OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ci9lr.sr-
T-4ler.1F
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Cuha-HeXien.

Grand personally conducted Southern tour
comprising fifty five days OF first class travel
ing, with all expenses paid, including palace
cars hotels, carriage rides fees for passports
sight seeing and interpreters. &c, leaving New
YORK January > su1 Savannah January %
$50, only $40. visiting florida, Nassau y. P
Aa-sLZzs, Havana AMI Mexico. etc and r.
turning Via New Orleans. Mississippi and S.
Louis 70 SeE YORK. making the finest and
cheapest excursion ever offered % the AMER
can public. send for detailed Itinerary and
December GsZ=r-e, now rea1T.
LIVE & ALDEN,
Corner Bull and Bryan streets. Savannah
C9rnsr Bay and Ocean S.. Jacks9nviIle. ia.
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Collars and Cuffs LaundrIed.
Leave orders at LsFar's.-Adg.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-16

No company tEat have visited Savannah
tnis sezsOn have net with greater sue
cess than the Vokes Family, who closed
their engagement o. three entertainments
Saturday evening before 81 unusually large
Saturday night house. Their perform
suces are plquzut. teeuiEg with
uoerrueut. and Z the enthusiasm with
witch fheV have been greeted re a criterion
81 Du5Ifc appreciation, f. may Be assumed
thai they hfTe given general s2tist2ctlon.
They feft here yesterday morning Tor Macon.
the~c e. - Atlanta Montgomery and direct
% New Orleans.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-16
Savannah locker Clnh-

The Railroad Mutual Loan AsSoeia-
ton.
The sixty fourth regular monthly meeting OF
tie Railroad Mu-usl Loan Association VIII be
he'd a. Metropolitan Hal On THIS C1cEdsy5
EVENING az ) O'Clock
By order WILLIAM ROGERS
President.
z. c. CCSySsEAx- Sec'y
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-16
Calling Things BIZ Wrong Names.

This puts Us 10 mind Of the good old VIC
man OF well known religious persuasion
prominent in The church IL her neigh b0r-
hood, which, By the way, was held IL the
school house, but not Ike the public school
houses Of these days Meeting TIE Pre-
siding Elder one day, and, urging lin 10 send
her church 3 good minister, expressed IL In
this way: "Seud us 6 circus preacher, and If
you can't send Us 2 circus preacher, send Us
2 locust preacher, and Il lot locust preach
er, then seLd Is 81 eXhsusteT." Now this
good old woman could never have made
any such mistake IN calling the name Of the
Famous, f" for f. IS short and 10 tre point,
for the name Is IN every ones mouth, aud
they have made themselves Famous" as
leaders Of low prices. Famous" for keep
ing well selected stock OF Mems, Youths
and Boys Clothing, and selling them a -
per cert. lower than any house South. Be
sides, since our reduction, clothing can be
bought Of Us lower than the sane goods
bring 10 New York, wholesale. Gail it by
The right name, Famous" New York Cloth
ing House, located at 40 Congress street,
Savannah, Ga, Hymes, Bro. & Co., Pro
pretOrs -AdB.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-16

Messrs. Allen u Lindsay have the larges
stock of carpets, comprising the latest de-
signs, that has ever been brought to saVan-
nah. They have also a set OF competent
upholsterers, whose work is first class, and
can lay carpets, upholster or decorate q
house in the shortest possible time. All
work will be done ia hrst-class style, at
reasonable prices, promptly, and IN the
most expeditions manner.-AdV.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-16
PaAhion Dols.

Tie new waist Is called the antique.
Fiigree wo-k OF silver cord is wor1 as
ornaments.
Canary colored MORE IS very fashionable
fer brunettes.
Crescents Of Jet and steel beads are very
effective gzYuitures.
''Throstlatches'' for neck bands % velvet
are made Of silver wire.
a fchu Of Spanish lace. with high ruEss
around tie throat, Is the --latest.
L Il fashionable 70 wear from seven 20
nine bracelets with Al evening toilet.
Flowers are used IN great profusion On
train skirts and as borders 20 tzoliers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-16
Accidentally Shot while Hunting.

Ga Saturday last r Millen, colored, vas
accidentally shot q the feshy part Of the left
cali BE- a Young man named Charles Van z
kirs- They we're shooting a. some lerks II
a field, Ehen, in the excitement incident 70
the occssipa. MlIen accidentally got IN front
- Van I kiua as be raised IFS gun, and
the weapon disckzrEing premarurelF, the
load of 5ucksh0t entered MI.len's leg, In
afcffng q severe but lot dangerous wound.
He returned 70 the city and has me wound
dressed by Dr. Frank i. Lincoln.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-16

During this week Dr. Aborn, at the Pu-
laski House, viii operate on few cases OF
sauint, or Cross Eye, for those who are in
moderate circumstances, At less than his
usual fee. Dr. Aborn has devoted twenty
wears to the treatment OF the Eye and Ear,
and Head, Throat and Lungs. For evidences
OF his SUCCESS, bV permission, he refers to
few Of his patients 10 this city. Dr: ADofn
will only remain In Savannah until ABOUT
March let.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-16
gopartuersliip gutiffs.
Copartnership Notice.

7 HAVE this day admitted to an equal CO
Il partnership Ia my lumber business ". y
McDOEOU3H, 7. B. THOMPSON and GEO >.
OFFERMAE. under the firm name OF J. J. NC
DOHOUGH & co.
Thanking the public for Their past noeral
the new firm.
Mr.. 7. B. THOMPSON, holding power Of at
torney for me, viii settle all my outstanding
accounts and rereive the payment OF all in
- '''''''- ~. MoDoEOUGH.
JAxu1RY 2. 1882.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-16

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Chatham County Sunday school AssOcia-
ton vii be held to-day, l6th instant, At
z:45 .. n, In the lecture room Of Trinity
Church. Subject for discussion: "HOW
70 udy the Lesson and How 70 FIJI the
Schools" All Interested In Sunday school
work are earnestly and cordially invited 70
naaara
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-16

Hon. VIZ. D. HARDES. Judge, presiding.
Court net Saturday a. 10 a. n, when the
following business was transacted
The j1rT in the case 0. J. r Woodbup
rs c. L0cien Jones, having sgreed upon q
verdict during Friday night and sealed the
same, appeared In court yesterday morning
with the Fertic', which, upon being opened
and read, was found % BE- 10 favor Of the
plaintiff FOR the sum Of $40 %, without ia
terest Counsel for defendant gave notice
Of motion Tor q new Trial.
The court then Adjourned until this morn
ing a. 10 O'Clock.
Court viii meet for the trial Of criminal
business a. / .. u. to-day
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-16

Boys Suits 10 nearly cost price, at z.
Heidt's.-Ady.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-16
CitfzsBs Sanitary AssOeIatiOn-The
q rnrnfftee "a nnIIciI menahera


It will be remembered that at the last
meeting OF the Citizens Sanitary
Association a committee were appointed to
solicit members to the association and to
present the objects Of the same. This
COMMITTEES have not been idle, and after
consideration az 10 the best plan TO
pursue have decided. 10 divide
the city INFO seven districts, one to be taken
BY each member, who Is authorized to enlist
two others, thus making seven sub-commit-
tees OK three each. The divisions are as
follow.
Bay street, east Of Bull-Wm. Hunter.
Bay street. west of Bull-John Nisbet.
Bryan and Congress streets and Market
Equare-H. F. Grant.
BroUghton street-W. g. Raoul.
South Of Broughton and east Of Lincoln
j. p. ferguson.
South OF BroughtoD, between Lincoln and
West Broad streete-D. X. Thomas.
West Of West Broad street-John r. West.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-16
SILK and Alpaca umbrellas.
An assortment, at LaFar's ADJ.

HORSFORD,s ACID PHOSPHATE
In Debility, Etc.
I. have found Horsford's Acid Phosphate
particularly servicesble in treatment Of
women and children in debility and loss Of
appetite. W. d. HOLCoMBE, N. d.
Ne1 Orleans, La.