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AMERICAN CLOTHES
FOR
EGYPTIAN WEATHER.

IF PEOPLE HEREABoUTs FIND THE SUMMERS
HEAT OPPRESSIVE WHAT MUST BIZ THE ExPERL-
ENCE OF OUR ENGLISH COUSINS NOW IN EGYPr
WHERE ARABI PAsHA Is CONTRIBUTING HIS AID
TO MAKE THE CLIMATE EXCEPTIONALLY wARMt
EGYPTIAN CUSTOMS PERMIT A DECIDEDLY EASY
STYLE OF DRESS AND DOUBTLESS ARABrs FOL-
LOWERS KEEP COMFORTABLE ENOUGH, BUT THR
BRITISH SOLDIER MIGHT WELL ENVY NEW
WORKERS THEIR READY ACCESS TO SUCH
CLOTHING STORE As THIS, WHERE COMFORT
ABLE GARMENTS OF THINNEsT TEXTURE FOR
MEN AND BOYS ARE SOLD AT MOST REASONABLE
PRICES VISITORS TO NEwYoRK FIND THIS
CONVENIENT DEPOT OF SUPPLY FOR WEARING
APPAREL. AND RESIDENTS OF DISTANT PLACES
SHOP HERE BY THE AID OF OUR BOOK OF DE-
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SPEAKING OF EGYPT AND THE EGYPTIANS WE
HAVE PUBLISHED AS AN ADVERTISING CARD
CORRECT MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR IN EGfPrr
avn SHALL BIZ PLEASED TO HAVE OUR FRIENDS
GALL OR WRITE FOR THEM.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-11

ss Steamer ornoco tr, Fraser. Hamilton, Ber-A out.t
Steamer Septgne Berry. soston-H Dimock
Steamer Garret Foster Baltimcre-J Rrems Cos
steamer % Wyanose 5inghurs Norfolk City POINT and Ric
Ship ship Marcia %sr G Day, & Ames Londcn-w W Barnes
q Co '-'--A'''"' '''"''' S'pn'x
SHIP ship Ssse Ssse9ock s sr Slate Baxter
Bark yincenzo Perctta QtaD, cornyo Cork orders
Bark sarah Chsniess (Brl Ecrr Brcmen-Funch, Edye 4
BARK John Hamnet, Utah Pedone Lisbon -sesger Bros,
Bari Bari JasOn Nor cnrs,iansen otestin Punch Edye
Bark onni SOr Abrahsmsen, Estnore for orders C To.
Bark Aracan tswed) oaluno, Ancr. Java for Ordersl
Bark Abbie Carver Pendleton, Melbourne-E Cameron
Bark Rose rnness Warwick valparaiso-rabOn chaun
Bark Amalia oarguiio Gtap. Jaccarino saoncaseager
ss srig Harrio. Hart o. Stanley; Nueyitas%osc Bros
sehr Royal Arcsnum tBr, Gould, Halfax-P Neyius a.
schr Avis BIT, Mccsnn. st Johns NF-scammeIl Bros.
schr Belle, Dobe, Bridgeport Edridge scanIon
schr Ann Valentine. Chambers Alexandria Va Van
schr Nellie Floyd. Johnson Georgetown sc-Mnready e.
schr VIM Jones' Fakonburg -Fernandina-Abel Abbot.l
schr Florence aud Lillian, Lawry, JacksonyilIewarren
SAILED
Hohen stanfen for Bremen; Gordon Castle Anti
aPs f asso% T d ae sDS
bermuda wyanoke Norfolk Fannie Philadelphia Guyan,
snip Marcia c Day, London
Brig Cornea. Montevideo.
Also sailed Island sound-Steamer Eeanors ior
Portland brig VI J Brady, Windsor, Ms.
THE MOVEMENTS or srEAMERS
FOREIGN PoRrA
court %a s. snd @ %aa
sailed steamer England, Hecley. for Ne,vYork
LoNDoS S Ang lO1Arnved steamer Newman (Br. john
QUEENSTOWN, Aug lOArrived. steamer fTin, Grinshs.
from New NOrk July 20 on her 10 Liverpool
Sailed steamer Adratc Jennings. from Liverpool hence
for Ncw.York.
ChrsOhers from Sew York July % on her Bremen.
MOYLLF Aug lO-Arived. steamer PhOenician, Brown,
from Baltimore July 25 via Halifax aud ST Johns her way
RoTERDAM Aug I9-Arrved steamer Lord Nielsen (Br.
Tully, from Baltimore July 81.
FATHER POINT Aug lO-Passed inward steamer Incerne
(Brl. Kerr from Glasgow for Montreal.
HAVANA, Aug iO-Arryed steamer Niagara Baker, Neys
Sailed, steamer Saratoga Curtis Neg.York.
OOdGSFfc P)Rrs
BosroS. Aug l0Arrived steamers fBrl Mitchell
Mediterranean ports; Gaucus Bearse New York.
lmgton Br. Hoeg New-orleans; Chas Lord Blenken-
Ship savannah
Sailed. steamer Cha- w Lord.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug lOArrved. steamers ann Eliza, War
ren, New-YOrk; Commonwealth, Van Kirk. do
Cleared steamer tlapevTon, Goncll0 81 Thomas -,
Sailed steamers Cu num- switzerland, Pennsylvania Ia
BALTIMORE, Aug lO-Arryed, steamer Vineland Clark.
Cleared steamers Marth. stevens, Chance. New.Yori
Leipzig (Gerl Pteifer, Bremen.
Sailed, steamer Leipzig.
FOREIGN SHIPPING
LONDON Aug lO-Arrved-l st inst Peppne; 4th inst NJ.
obe Teresa. Picasso 7th inst Anna Evyna 9th ns Henri
saed-Ith inst Petropos 9th inst LiGeld inst An
9th inst Gusta Helena salvatore the New.YOr
10th inst Northern Empire
New-York tribune., 1882-08-11

been handed down The bones are believed TO be
those OF Soldiers buried there. They were boxed up
and Coroner Keller will hold an inquest over them.
In the case of Mrs. Margaret Green, of No. 66
Dufteld-st., whose funeral postponed yesterday
TO a low the coroner to investigate the charge by
her brother that her husbands treatment caused
her death, the pOst-mortem examination. made yes
terday by Dr. Shepard, showed that natural causes
led to her death Dr. Shepard thought that cruel
treatment FASTENED her death howCyer An a
arrest, denies ill-treating his wife,
JERSEY CITY.
John Ahearn who attempted to shoot Superin-
tendent Hill of the Erie Road. on Sunday, was re-
leased yesterday So 600 bail to appear tor trial
Carrie Ashmead young married woman, of No;
16 Coles-st was arrested yesterday on charge or
cruelty to her fifteen-m0Dths-old child Sne gave
bail for trial.
AS Joseph Wexl and Charles Butte. two young
men living at Railroad and Jersey:aves, were turl
ing Somersets on Wednesday night IN fronL OF
their home, the former fell against an iron railing
and fractured his skull. lie died yesterday
As an ice-wagon, belonging to the New-Jersey
Ice Company was being driven over the Hender-
son-st crossing OF the Pennsylvania Railroad yes
terday afternoon, it struck by an engine and
completely demolished. The driver. Thomas Gar,
berry. age thirty of No. 1853 Seventh-st; Michael
teen, his assistants were thrown against the flag
house, distance OF thirty feet, and severely in
iured. The horses escaped with few bruises.
NEWARK.
National Bank removed yesterday TO Paterson,
il having been purchased by Barbour Brothers OF
that city. Ex-Cashier james A. Hedden, who had
charge of the safe for many years, IS serving
term in the Ncw-Jersey State Prison. large
crowd of men gathered at the bank to see the safe
removed.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNoN-Mr Williams, of East Chester,
and George Post, OF Mount Vernon, who were sup
posed To have been drowned in Long Island Sound
on Monday afternoon, returned home on Wedncs-
day afternoon having been taken from their boat
by party from the Long Island shore. The cap
sized boat found was not the one in which Williams
aud Post had been sailing.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-NayOr DeBevOIse has not
yet appointed the Police Commissioners necessary to
complete the Board. Ex-COmmssiOner Williams
stated Yesterday that the money offered 20 him by
Coroner Robinson was intended tor another city
official and that he was to act as the go-hetween
MIR. Williams says that he intends 10 take the mat
ter of his resignation to the courts. he maintains
that he proceedings of the last meeting OF the
Police Board which he attended, were perfectly
legal. Mayor DcBevOise according 10 llr. Williams,
wrote letter to Corporation Counsel Burnett,
Williams's resignation III the manner he did. The
STATEN ISLAND.
TOTTEN vIILE.-Ihe people of Staten Island
annoyed by thousands of mosquitoes along the shore
IRON the west end IOtcpville to the east end of
the island at Tompkmsvlle IL is thought that
they are driven by the west winds from the New
jersey shore.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-11
SHIPPING NEVS.
NnDL frHJT

PORT OF NEW.Y THURSDAY AUG. 10. 1882.
ARRIN 80
steamer state of Georgia (Br Noodle glasgow July %.
arne 30 with ana passengers 10 Austin Baldwin Co.
steamer Wikesbarre Dabol Boston , - - -
nsssenSsrst sssemeT ss1Gf to- Il Dimock
toiS With mdse aud passengers Old Dominion Co.
Key West with mdse and passengers to Charles IL Mallory
( 60. ,...., ,,,o.noo, <, ao,, ,v,,, .s..
ship zorka Nor JeSpersen Hamburg 40 days with salt
Ship Mary Whtrdge a. Hong Kong I2S Gays win
Bark AUST. serolomeh HaVre 90 days IN ballast
70 BarS Susan Campbell Of Weymouth Es steele Cardiff
days Win @dsS 20 order vessel %os to Parker ~ CO.
70 order vessel to IL B Bailey q ~ CO with
10 order; vessel Funch, Edye Co. 49,,
Brig Nche Ioi naliaxl FcS st Johns Antigua lS 6 days
Ser Ssrn '9sar "a ~' '" N''"'i'' AI'''' ''''' ' :.
SE MyTs ss2 G TO Dp wW M MeTs Te "a Parker CO
Brig tNor'. olsen ruspan Mex. 81 days with cedar
Brg Forence Henderson cf BOstonl Henderson sagus
s Sea- cFaaSs to oss1 uy Vessel sci %ncnesls % Co.
with sugar &C. to Mose Bros vessel 70 Miller Houghton.
Brig Zerlna Ol Liverpool Ns. Frelieh Geuayes - days
BnS ise aud shine Cof Ns Bnkhorn. Nuevi.
days with usc ceaai &c to jose Mehehde Nesso W
soSr Fen Loveaaa Bull R,er Sc 40 days. with
Ruon sharp chariestSn days. with lumber to
schr farnham Lovelsud JaeksonyIle day.. with
sehr Gertrude smith gedsr 4 days, with
lumber to Isaac Eppnger; vessel 10 II T. Brown & 90.
chr Peterson, Pensacola 30 days. With III M
her To- order; Bonner a Pincknoy.
Schr Jefferson Gibbs Pensacola 20 days. with lumber 70
hobinson a Booth. vessel TO Tupper q Beatto
~ rhe iooShg yoses srryeI on the Oth INST but were
omitted the report 81
BarE American Eagle (of Brunswick Ga Blachord rus-
pan july l. Key % with and honey Wilson
n Co; vessel 10 Warren Rav.
Brig Emanuel (Nor Osen PoniaPitle II days wth su-
gar ~ order; to Benham. PICKERING ~ Co
SUNsEr-Wind sandy uoox, light 81 cloudy. AT Clv
Island light, sWi clear.
CLEARED
QueenstOwn-John g Dale; -, ,--n
steamer Parklands DR.. Pyne, Dublin -seager Br9s
Steamer Westphalia Ger, Ludwig, Hamburg, Plymouth
and CherbOurg -kunhafdt a To- -, NJ 80,
steamer IermoI tian) Hem Layre-funcn. bdYe CO.
Steamer Morton, Aspinw all-Pacnc Mail IS Co
Steamer Pomona lBrl, Cook Montego nay Vessels 20
Steamer CiLy OF PueDia DeAk Havana via AcxcA ports
II Alex andre q
New-York tribune., 1882-08-11
PREPARING BOYS FOR THE NAVY.

A Tribune reporter Yesterday visited the training
ship Minnesota, now lying OFT West Twenty third
ST.. recruiting apprentices for the Navy. She has
been ut Newport about year, recruiting for the
proposed training school in Coasters HarboT, but
met with poor success, on account of the scarcity
of boys with sea-larlng ideas. The Minnesota ar
rived here on Saturday. The recruiting clerk
saws that three hundred boys are wanted, They
must be Of coed moral character, physically sound
able to read and write, and Tree lron
the vices of whiskey and tobacco They must be be-
tween fourteen and eighteen years of age, and be
willing 10 serve until they are twenty-One years
old. There were about twenty applicants on Mon
day, and perhaps as many on tuesday let IL is not
generally knOwn that The recruiting vessel IS here
Several youths applie1 whle the reporter
was on board yesterday. One was IN the American
District Telegraph CompanyS employ and the
other was employed in soap factory. They gave
the answers that they tired OF their places and
wanted TO 20 to sea-" Both admitted tnat tine de-
sire Tor IA seatarIng life was prompted by reading
novels. After Ueng told tnat II they enlisted they
could not quit the service, no matter how tired OF
ii they might become, until they were twenty -One
years OF age, they sent to the examining sur
geon. They rejected because their chest meas
urement was too narrow by an inch.
About 90 per cent OF the applicants are re-
jected," said the recruiting officer. We VIII take
none but broad -chested, Misunderstanding boys
Very few become tired of service. While the dis
cpne is necessarily strict, our treatment is KIND
The food is wholesome and they get plenty OF 1t
which is perhaps what some of the poor wallis are
not used TO. We have TWO hours daily instruction.
TINS instruction comprises that oil ordinary clement
ary schools. Tue remainder OF the day is devoted
To seamanship drill, and exercise with small
arms, so that a sailor is u soldier on shore.
he apprentices are advanced from the third 10
the first grade according to their proficiency and
education. After term of serylca they are sent on
cruises to different portions OK the world. About
thee years ago we distributed about 400 to the
Portsmouth and Saratoga. They are now cruising
III the Mediterranean sea and In the English Cham
mel They Will return IN the fall ana will be as
signed to other vessels perhaps for another cruise
III some other part o. the world"
New-York tribune., 1882-08-11
THE BANKERS CONVENTION.

There are indications of a large attendance at the
convention OF bankers TO be held III Saratoga peen
nng on Tuesday next. The officers oil tne American
Bankers Association met at NO. Z4| broadway
Yesterday 10 complete the arrangements Tor the
convention. Communications were reau from
bankers IN Philadelphia Boston, Cnlcago ana eise-
where giving the results Oh conferences neIu
dnr,np the week all of which spoke iavoraDly OF a
large attendance. A delegation OF Canadian bank
ers will be present. The programme is not yet COM
plete but Will be fully arranged at the meeting Of
the Executive Committee III Saratoga on lueSuay
morning. Inc ilrst day proceedings VIII De Occu-
pied bv "a paper Oh the Monetary Question III Va
rious Aspects" by George ;. Cole president OF the
ASSOCIATION; "a paper, by Professor Atwater, OF
PT1ncetOn College, on Inc currency Vi .he u
ture - a paper on " Clearing House Aggregates and
Their SignIicance" by Colonel Grosvenor; another
on " The Financial situation anu the Dangers OF
the Future" by John f. Iappan, and report ana
discussion bank taxation ana the evll OF Ill
directed fiscal legislation, IN which j. D. Vernlye
William Dowd, +. Iappau, b. u. Comegys, Joseph
Patterson and others are expected TO take part.
Green b. kaum, Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue Will present on the second day some les
in relation To the subject OF bond taxation. dls-
cussOn on the industrial and financial wants OF the
south will be partic pated III by Stewart l.. Wood
lord T.. ). Bucks, OF Nicksburg Ii: A. Nelson, Oh
Alabama; w. Ii. Perkins, OF Mississippi Dr. An
drew Slmons and Others. Bank Superintendent
A. b. Hepburn, of Washington H. Williams, OF
New-Jersey, and others, Will read papers Oh savings
bank investments. A. ID. Lynch, OF Indianapolis
will read "A paper on Western banking, and William
H. Camp OF tnis city, another on the clearinghouse
SYSTEM there wIl also be papers on the hscal ana
industrial growth of the country, the progress OF
the through trade with Europe, the best nethOds OF
extending the professional education OF bankers
and the managing officers OF banks and the efforts
made IN this respect by the Institute OF Bankers OF
Great Britain. The exercises Will close with the
presentation of the moTtuary record, OBITUARY
noiices aud the "reminiscences OF banks and bankers
there nave been 245 deaths among members of the
association within the last year.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-11
DECLINE IN BKEADSTUFFS.

The breadstufs market yesterday was uch as TO
cause considerable uneasiness among members of
the Produce Exchange. The decline IN cash " oats
III the last two days has been from 10 10 cents a
bushel, and IL amounted yesterday TO between 3
and . cents a busbel Wheat decnned about l cent
a bushe unGer "a strong pressure 10 sell. and with a
hight export demand. The weather is said to be
such as TO have damaging effect upon flour, and
the decline in the last few days of certain grades
has been considerable. feature IN the market
yesterday was the shipment to Europe of $1,000
bushels OF ungraaed estern unmixed corn, which
is the first shipment TO Europe III two or three
weeks
New-York tribune., 1882-08-11
Falls FROM TIE .ELEV4TED RAILWAY.

Edward Lawer age twenty-five, of No. 5S3
Grand-st.. an employe of the Elevated Railroad
Company, fell from the track III front OF NO. olO
Slxth-ave last night, and received severe scalp
wound lie was taken 10 the New-lOrk Hospital
lestor Sawtele, the conductor on the third Ave-
nue. Elevated Railroad who Tell from the Ninety
ninth Street Station ON Wednesday, tracturlng his
right thigh and his skull, died yesterday afternoon
a. the Presby terrain Hospital
New-York tribune., 1882-08-11
NO AUCTION SALE OF FRENcHs HOTEL.

The announcement having been made that there
would be an auction sale OF Frenchs Hotel ana It's
effects at the hotel building yesterday a Tribune
reporter called there ABOUT noon Ihe rooms were
bare and deserted, except for dusty pile OF un-
claimed baggage III one corner, red-haIred clerk
aud two young friends at the counter and occa-
sonal stragger gong through to the barber-shop.
mono. There has been no talk of any except in the
papers," said the clerk.
When will the hotel be reopened Tor business r.
can't tell, as nothing has been agreed upon
yet'
New-York tribune., 1882-08-11
ALLEGED ELEVATED ROAD NUlsANCES

In connection with the complaints against the
Manhattan Railway of maintaining nulsances and
dangerous practices along the line Ot the West Side
elevateI roads, Tribune reporter yesterday called
at the office OF General Manager Stem 10 learn the
views OF the railroad officials regard TO tile mat
ter Concerning the complaint made by Supern-
tendendent BldgOOd, of the sixth Avenue Street
Railroad that hammers, bits of iron bolts aud show
ers OF IRON dust were constantly falling IRON the
repair platforms OF framework OF the elevated rail-
road structure, 1t was declared that the story
greatly exaggerated. Mr.. Bldgood had had some
men arrested tor throwiLg iron dust down but there
had been complaints from pedestrians, winch was
considered Significant fact. AS to the
complaint of Mr. Prague, the archl-
tect, who alleges that the establishment of a coal
ing station at Fifty y-nnth-st and Nnth-ave., with
the drppings OF oil from the engines, fumes OF gas
from the furnaces and the constan mt nose profanity
and ribaldry OF the cOmpanys employees at the coal
ing station, disturb the neighborhood and Injuries
his property, and that the company had promised
two years ago that the station should
only be temporary, 1t was declared
that the courtyard wasl placed there under
a former man agement. and Colonel Hahn would not
like TO say whether or not il to be permanent
until he had consulted with Mir. Gulfyrd, his prede
cessor, who placed the yard where 1t is.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-11
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

PROVIDENCE RIVER. L. la LIGHTSH1P SUBSTI-
TUTED FOR COMMICUr LIGHT
While repairs being made TO the tower at Commcut
ight station ship be of and close
the lighthouse. white hight will be shown from T, and
daring thick weather her bell VIII DE struck
hand by order the Lighthouse Board.
"AN'' - GEORGE BROWN, Captain A.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-11
BISHOP WIGGER's NEW HOME.

The Knapp estate, which is pcturesqueiy situated
on the Hudson County bank VI the Passaic River.
near the village OF Arl lington. and about mile
Rev DR., " Illlain M. Wager, the Roman Catholic
bishop of the Diocese of Newark IL is said that he
paid oniy $4,000 Tor the tea acres aud the four-
New-York tribune., 1882-08-11
MIR. McAULEY'S EXCURSION.

The barge Curry yesterday took about 300 per-
sons to Point View, Long Island where they spent
the daY hey returned 10 the city In the evening,
reaching the loot of Thirty -tOurth-s North RIVER,
at O'CLOCK. The excursion was under the auspices
of Jerry y McAuley's CTemOrno Mission. Inc
distance to Point View and back is twenty i've
miles, and the sail up the Sound was made
in two hours. The good spirits OF the party
found vent III singing mas and paying ut games,
great zcst. There a dancing pavilion and IA sum
nieT hotel ut Point View, aud yesterday the place
was occupied by party OF Fourth ard politicians,
who made room for Mr.. McAucys excursion pa, y
with great good viii. They mac evidently lett the
dignity which Is supposed TO hedge about Fourth
" ard politician behind them, and mingled III the
games and made up dancing sets with the mission
party the most sOciaOie manner. \ c0Ipulent eX-
Judge would be seen dancing with little glrl of
twelve years. and an ex-State senator went bravely
through the may waltz with stout cOiored
When the excursion party started for the city
the politicians came down TO the wharf. and
as lne barge sailed away with the tide, those Oh
board, in thcmids OF whom stood Mr.. McAuey slng-
ing The Sweet Bye and Bye" the men on the wharf
uncovered ther heads joined III singing the familiar
tune and wound up with cheers tor MIR. McAuley.
Ihe sail back to the city If any thing pledsaer
than the trip 10 Pont View. The elder people sang
through ali the hymns Ill Air. Sankey's book, whue
the young people got rope ana forming ring
played Copenhagen" in which the iorfeits were
kisses. Mr.. McAuiey said that there would have
been larger party but for the wrong announce
ment of the date OF the excursion III some Of the
papers. lie more than salts .led with the sue
cess OF his first annual excursion, however, and he
hopes to take out TWO bargc5 full OF people next
summer.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-11
HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fjfk Arenm Hotet-Senator Justin s. Nor
r OF Vermont and the Hon. Halbert f. Paine OF Wis.
consn Hotel Br,u,strici.-Count de Ia Reunion. OF
Cuba ABemarie Hotei-General James - weaver,
OF Iowa Giiseu House-Co Congressman John H. Ketcbam
OF Dover Plains N Y, and Pay Inspector A. j. CLARK.
u 8. NJ. Windsor Hoet-General John h. rrisnle, OF
hover. IT, g. III. Metropolitan Hotet-Cololcl j. NJ.
WhittemOre u. 3. A.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-11
MARINE NTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TO-DAY.
Sun rises 507 1903 jon riss 30l a11asAs, dys u
HIGH WATER rJ-DNf
Erelooa-Sdy IE 648 Gov. lsnd. 6.22: Hs cas-. Sll
Incrnooa-Sy uk, 6l2 GOV Islo- 6.42. Hen GATE o;3A
New-York tribune., 1882-08-11
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Special meeting of National Rife Association
Meeting colored Republicans to ask for larger recog
milton b, tho party
Cleveland Metropolitan baseball match
New-York tribune., 1882-08-11
Rogers, Peet & Co.,
MEMS AND BOYS OUTFIrrERs-
569-J75 BROADWAY.
OPPOSITE
METROPOLITAN HOTEL
r,ReANTs sRLTZER APERIENr.

FIGHTING FIRE WITH FIRE ms Nh. NM, -
,oon Oh, rcy OK A BLAZING PRAIRIE But IT
Will NOR ANSWER WITH THE FEvERED HUMAN
sysTEM IRRITATING MEDICINES EXAsPERAtE
AND INTENSITY ALL COMPLAINTS Or III
STOMACH OR THE BOWkLs- NEVER lAhb -
np..rrc EyACUANT FOR INDIGESTION OR CON-
sTIPATIoN. ADMINISTER INSTEAD TARkANts
sELTZER APERIENT. WHICH IL AT ONCE rsD srS.
RIPUGE, A CATHARTIc AND AN iNNlGobANi,A 49,
HAS SOOTHING AND HEALiN" hrfNNA w.
THE DIsoRDERED vIsCERA
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.