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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
REDUCING TINE ON THE ERIE.

The New-York, Lake Erie and Western
Railroad will put into effect tomorrow new timetable
which makc& many important changes from the Od
schedule. The present IT. Louis fast express
will through TO that city without cDange,
and the time viii he shortened between New-fofk
aud Buffalo thirty five minutes Tho Pacific expires s
viii leave New York hour later, at y. ~, all To
Accommodate the baggage aud express matter belonging
10 II IN xtlA train VIII 10 rae cmgrant tram Will
hour later at SD Inc present ulEHt
express train. arriving in NrW-NOtk at ll:21 H. m WI
new western division. clylngS nam dhca
"a 1880 p Tho new limited express 10 81 l'Onls VIII
l,ay. York al q d. in ana arrive in Cincinnati by
way Of the New York Pennsylvania and Onto ut $50
the evening and IN ST. Louis by way OF the ONO
and M,sisslppi al $40 on the second morning. The
eistbound tam will leave st Louis at 7:lO m ana
cincinnati at -:lO reaching Newly Ork AZ LILO
the following morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
"How many cases do you have on an average each

"How many cases do you have on an average each
yearp asked the reporter
Between one and two hundred, should think" re-
piled Mr.. Sullivan. "You would perhaps be interested
to learn that most of the persons who interstate
working and women who have deposited their
earnings In savings banks. The amounts vary from
oYever quite sma-so small that 1t almost
unnecessary 60 through the form OF administering
The cost of advertising fees etc. sometimes reduces the
amount to mere pttance."
What Is the largest estate you have been called upon
to administer q"
1.-THE largest estate that have administered since
became Public administrator was that or
theodore Inc Gentli; formerly weLknown banker who
and by judclOus investments succeeded In amassing
fortune He occupied prominent position In society
and was hale fellow well met among all his club asso-
clates. He finally went Paris, where he lived gay
tracted from the intoxicating whir OF Partisan society
all the pleasure 1t contained Last year he died mites
tate, leaving property valued at S217,936 SO in the
hands of sen Co.. OF this city. As there there could
claimants appeared TO demand the property the Pub
lie Administrator Paris endeayored to secure the es-
tate for his city Tho courts, however decided that
the property should revert to the Public ADMINISTRATORS
time there appeared in city OF province In France
persons who claimed 10 be cousins or Mr. lient, ana
they instituted proceedings to recover the money.
I engaged counsel, and after the claims
had been Investigated and proven to De legs
the matter adudicated. BY decree OF the Surro
gates Court paid TO the attorney OF the claimant
the full sum after deducting expenses" ,
Are many OF the estates paid over to relatives OF
other claimants ~
NO, the most Of them are finally deposited with the
Treasurer OF the CITY Occasionally after an interval OF
several years. claimants have appeared and received the
money, left perhaps by very distant relative"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20

go, INIT rather like Wordsworth, to be taken up az
tbronfn.. sedatye amid the whrl and excitement OF
espiun Speculation. He does not reveal theory,
pontaps an ethereal influence botn quietfng aud ele
md n NAV be added by some that for long
yas, come the absence OF any definite theory Will pc
tin1 sS objection "Agnostcism In respect OF phi
20 sa ~ Inc only reasonable state OF mind There is no
iuh Thing "a coherent metaphysical theory Inc
sv aerence that the contradictions and incoher-
vcs are sometimes concentrated IN single assunp
10" and sometimes dispersed through every part OF the
syaem In either case 10 have system TO De wrong
n NAV be better boldly do without and to be con-
Fan, with the series of brilliant flashes OF insight winch
do duty for philosophy with Emerson. and have only
$haf Conference which arises from uniform ethlcal
sleyaoD and therefore, instead Of teaching definite
lessons help TO tune the mind 10 the preservation OF
cslm and toeI ant and yet GU minded way of taking
things in general Pail Mall Gazette
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
THE PRINcEss"-A QUESTION OF THANKS.

SIR: Seeing in various papers the Committee
of the Statue of Liberty most unusy accused Of having
over-thanked Mrs James b. Potter to the exclusion Of
other amateurs connected with the plays OF April 90 26
and 81 the Ladies' Committee beg TO state that every
member Of their company has beon mentioned most
gratefully by the General Committee As Mrs. Potter
suggested that Pedestal Fund be the object OF the
work as inspired the Ladies' Committee to take II
M and as to her zeal ability and patriotism the whole
movement owed its inception and successful completion,
the Ladies' Committee asked for an especial vote or
thanks her. In which, had they been asked her fellow
and friendly amateurs would no doubt have Joined.
Nothing but the kndest feelings existed in this organ
lznton and gratitude OF the General COmmittc has
been most cOmprehensively expressed to ALI.
NJ j.. W. SHERWOOD,
For the Ladies Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
THINKING HE VAS POISONED.

A well-dressed man, who appeared to be i'll
and excited TO Police Headquarters last night and
told Captain steers that he feared he had taken poison
He several boxes OF powders which he said had
been prescribed for him by physician. Captain steers
thou.h at fret that the lunatc and he sent
for Police Surgeon Dorm Before the surgeon arrived
however, the began TO feel better He said he was
John Bond Lonsdse, OF Carlisle England. He arrived
IN this city the steamship Baltic on Tuesday and was
staying at tho st. Nichols Hotel BY advice OF captain
Steers he back the hotel At midnight the CLERKS
ut the hotel aid that Mr. Lonsdae lad gone 10 bod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.

CHICAGO, May 19.-The report that the
differences between the East bound trunk lines ana the
Board OF Trade had settled by the return OF the
representatives OF the railroads to the Board Is incOr
rect
MONTREAL, Que, May 19-Wilam CasSilS, eX-
president OF the Canada Central Railway, has been APP
pointed receiver OF the St. aud Ottawa Rail-
way Company.
NEw-IAvEN Conn, May About nifty OF the $500
stockholders of the NewYork Newlaven ana Hartford
Railroad to-day voted to bond the main line for $1,000
OOO the money b. used at dilcrcn times In 1iproV
the road the TO be gwen the preference
In the disposal OF the bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
TIE WAR AGAINST TIE LACKAwANNA.

BUFFALO. May l9.-The contest between the
Delaware Iackawanna and Western Railroad and the
pool lines causes serious embarrassment TO emgrants
and passengers arriving here the former road on their
way vest that line AT present has connection with
the roads from this city. Wcstbound asscnecrs.
whether omgrant otherwise thrown on the mercy
OF the pool roads, who naturally object to helping the
Delaware Iackawannn Western In IT. opposition by
taking care ~ It's passengers by aiding them In max
Ing connections - far the Sew York, Lake Lric ana
Western Ia. taken cmgrant- arriving 10y the Delaware
Iackawannl and Western suspension Bridge To con-
meet with the Grand Trunk. This arrangement, how
ever 10 he stopped. Emi.rtnS arriving here 10y
tie Delaware IlckawHnua and Western are subject 10
serious delays and this city besides
running risk OF losing connection with the western
lines. Iud.ing from the reports current II Is doubtful n
the New York. Lake Erie ana Western Will take any
more OF the cnTants from thr Delaware, lackawanna
and Western II this the cmigIants by that road
will have 0 outlet from Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
SIR. VANDERBLT'S RECENT PURCHASE.
Willinm Il. Vanderbilt was large stock

" lITIln IT, UIlUtIUII WIS u III e HIVVN-
holder IN the Ptsburg and Lake Eric Railroad before
tho recent purchase OF 1900 shares which was irst
made public yesterday. lie holds a controlling IN
crcst The ROAD The prlco paid for tho recently ac
Gured said 10 have been considerably less than
the amount given the published dispatch. but the
precise Terms could not learned By the control Of
this road Mr. Vanderbilt line from Astabuia. on
q Lake shore rold. to Piburg. Wnrn the new road
fgom Harrisburg Isburg shall nave been built. no
vii have direct connection between thc Lake shore
aud the PhlnGc phia ana Krailng roads Ills recent
Inrchasn va. nalo for this purp0so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
LOSSES AT VARIOUS PLACES.

BALTIMORE, May 19.-The large fve-stOry
brick warehouse Nos 1856 AMI 157 West Pratst, Occu-
pied bv Leach Brothers, dealers saddles harness. etc.
was damaged b. fire this morning to the amount OF from
$4,000 TO 1000; insurance, S23,5OO
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, May 19.-At an early hour this
morning fire in Fourthst. destroyed half block Of
two-sory frame business houses. the upper of
which were occupied by families aud dodgers Tpefe
were escapes Loss. $4,000; insurance,
O0O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
NAVAL ACADEMY EXAMINATIONS.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May I9.-The following
cadets have passed the academic physical examination
at the Naval Academy: Norman j. Blackwood, Penn
sylyania; William C. Callahan. ONO; Godfrey L. Car
den California Ambrose R.W Cohen Georgia; Charles
C. Craig, Illinois Colin s Craig, Iowa; Benton c.
Decker Illinois; William =. Eyre Pennsy lvania Ben
inmin stebrr, Franklin Potter. New-YOrk; Glenn
Waters Georgia Benjamin W. Wells, Illinois; Theodore
washington North Carolina William Il. Wilmer, Mary
land Thomas s. Jewttt. Kansas, and ii. L. Chlds
4 st.alttt. orr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
DAMAGE IN BROADWAY.

Flames were discovered last night on the
Top floor of the fvestory ironront building NO 392
Broadway but they extinguished very quickly by
the fremen. Bacon & Eaton, manufacturers OF
umbrellas, lost $1,000 by the fire and the building
was damaged about 81 900 Water caused a loss Of
$500 in the lower part the building occupied by ar
yey x Ford dealers in canes and COMBS All the losses
were covered by insurance. Tile origin OF the IRE was
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20

GRANT-At Enfield Conn. Friday May ls Fairfax only
NJ. and Thompson >. Grant III the vth year
OF his age
LAkE-At Canon City COL on the 18th inst Lewis Graham
son VI George and Frances L. Lake IN the 10Th year or
his age.
Notice. OF funeral hereafter
MooRE-At Sing Sing Friday, 18th inst, OF diphherla,
Clement Moore. age years ann months, son oi
Clament &. aud Laura NJ Moore.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
SMIr-At Harlem, Friday. May ID Mrs Alice Smith. late
OF HYDE Cheshire England. aged II years. 49,
Funeral scr at the house OF her James f. smith,
o8l East l23d ST.. sunday, May 20, at noon.
sMTTH-On Saturday evening May 49, 1888. at her resi-
denco 100 WillOwst. brooklyn, Maria Louisa wife OF
William G. Smith, and daughter Of the Late DE- L. u Mo
Phail.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20

TRIBUNE OFFICE, May col n. rn.-The movement IN
the barometer yesterday downward. Clear weather
was followed at night by cloudy weather. Tho tempcra-
ture ranged between $50 aud 7Go the G3 be-
Ing 1879 higher than the corresponding day last year
and ll4o higher than on Friday.
Partly cloudy weather. vii slight changes In tcmpcra
ture and occasional light rams, may he expected to-day
In LLlh city md NiCnlIY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
DEATH or MARTIN FABLE. SIR,

LOCK HAVEN, Penn, May 19.-Martin Fable,
Dr.. died here this morning the age of ninety years
Mr. Fable served with Napoleon and participated In the
battles Lcpsic and Hanau 1t believed that he was
the survivor Of the 149h Regiment several
ego only one other was living. IN 1860 he received
gold the last companions Of Napoleon while
y exile Helena The medal is dated st. Helena. May
y 1921
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
ANNUAL INSPECTION AND DRILL.

The annual inspection and drill of the Vet
eran Zouaye Association of Ncw-York city took place
last night No 10 LudlOwst WadswOrtA Post No II,
g. A. L., present and there were delegations from
Enrr,gu POST NO III and the Washington COntinentals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
4 DAUGHTER OF SENATOR HILL INJURED.

ATLANTA, Ca, May l9.-About shutdown
Yesterday Mrs DE- Ridley, daughterof thelate Senator
HILL jumped from buggy. the Lorse attached to which
was running away, and sustained injuries from which
she Ia not expected 10 recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
SNYDER ELECTED ~ VEST VIRGINIA.

WASHINGTON, May I9.-Ihe Star has the fol-
lowing dispatch from Charleston, W. Va: The latest
from the special election for Congressman I'm this
Id district give Snyder Dem) at least 1000 majority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20

ARRIVAL OF THE SPAIN-Ihe steamship Spain, from
Liverpool, wac reported at early hour this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

diagram variations this eity by ,snh,
dVons o time thu -
oscillations
BY dotted
indicated tbenoneter
nuts PhArus BToadHD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
Daniel A. Mathews, Auctionsor.

Daniel A. Mathews Auctoneor.
HAVING RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS
MIR. +. KRUTINA,
the well known
FURNITURE MANUFACTURER
who decided retire. after being engaged In business
over thirty.three years.
WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON
TUESDAY, MAY %,
AND FOLLOWING DAYS. AT HIS
wARERooMS.
NOS. 96 AND 90 EAST HoUsToN.sT,
HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF
ELEGANT
PARLOR, LIBRARY DINING.
BEDROOM FURNITURE,
DRAPERIEs CURTAINS, 60
THE SALE WILL BE
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE OR LIME
DANIEL A. MATHEWS. Auctioneer. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20

Bird NAHUM keeps Canaes In constant song and cure
diseases. 10 cents at drug lists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
Ma dame T.. soule',

Cocoaine compound cocoanutou is to allay all
itching aud irritation Of the scalp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
EAST BOUND SHIPMENTS

CHICAGO, May l9.-The following is COM
parayo statement In tons Of shipments east from Chi
caso for the week ending Saturday. May 10:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20

Dinner Sets
600 Paris Limoges, Dresden, Minton, Copeland.
wedgwood, Doulton, and Canton Dinner Sets, new
styles and decorations, from cheap to very fine.
ALL AT Low PRICES.
English and French Crystal Table Glassware.
Largest assortment in the United states
HERMAN FROST & CO,
Nos AZ, 80. so and "a Murray-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
DIED.

sroNE-At Pau France. April 1881 MafgArsttA oaet1
wife George Stone and daughter OF Hansoo
K. Corning. :. Al, ,,. - ,r..l
NAV ~, at 10 O'Clock a.. m
II requested that flowers Do semi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20
)IEI).

French DreSsmaker Is now hlng orders AT neI
elegant new establishments 2s6 Fifth-aye, 30th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-20

For the Summer-A gentlemen and vito Americans,
without children desire 10 take charge OF the house OF IA
fly who will spend the out Of town Will give bes Oh
references undouDted respecabty and requisite ca
ready at IL desired Plelse address AN
HAITIAN, Tribune Ofice
Have YOUR WEDDING INVITATIONS elegantly en-
sraved by MISS LEGGErr Engraver ald otatioaer, No
253 5tll.ave., 2SthsL
good reliable tnlss' Dentistry pfty
practice prices reiu cL COOL RI)0ee sets fro -
inward Fine Cola ami Plain oast terms Bsss
Filling from !, M. Extracting IN Ter gas - cslts.
DIT WAIT e son. As East 23tst, 4th ave.
Piles Permanently Eradicatcd
In TO weeks without klte. gAIc; Or ctlstt Senttpc
circular Dr. HOYr s. West 2161sb.
Rupture Radically Cured by Dr. Marsh's trea;m.nt
Thousands have been cured and relieved 40 years pracucA
experience only office, = Nesey-st, Aston House.
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mo.whsaw
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MEDICAL.
When You are in Trouble

DenY be asmall Your liver i:
torpid, perhaps, and you may be sale
to be bilious. The way to help you
out ofthe dificulyis otake B1oam's
Iron Bfiters, which sets disordered
tivers at work in good style.
Don't be cross and ang1yI Your
digestion is bad, and that upsets your
disposition. Ifyou will try Browns
Iron Bitters, you will find the digest
i've difficulties driven away in short
order. "a
Don't be Gespmdcmtl You are
weak because your bloodis thin, and
you cannot face trouble, or think you
cannot. Byoun,s Iron Biite1s will
put iron into your circulation, enrich
ing the blood, making it royal red
color, and giving you the strength
you need. IL n
:. The troubled, the weary, the de-
spondent, the nervous, the debilitated
and the bilious find rest, repose, re-
freshment, and reconstruction in the
use Of that prince Of Tonics, Brown.
Iron Bitters. The druggist charges
a dollar a bottle for it 10
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MEDICAL.
Poison

, has produced more H% SIsSsy ,S Saa ,s maas
.,Srt CTIpp!tS w.. havS any biOOi diseases OF skin
sSnb!ned. al! Iuty 10 yourself and fo,terity 70
sGnOtish NV Nv vegetable cure, which Is sWii!s
spssts' ,,,c has relieved me Of Islarlal Blood
sEllEI sESSISnS,d isea confined to the house for
Po siiS and aSi bern do'Sd with SIqC mas
EL9IsslL spsdac Is tho remedy i0' ms k'aa
C, y CLA""' "S Atlanta, Ia.
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New 71ork.

This n TO certify that am well acquainted with
man ffty years Of age, for many years resi-.
dent Of this city, who has been At times extremely
III, but could not tell from what cause, unless Il
was worms. He told his attending physician bis
suspicious, but the physician at once ridienled
the Idea, and refused to attend him any longer.
Ills son then mentioned DR.. c. MeLane's Yer
mIfuge, and asked him II he would take 1t his
reply was-I must take something TO get relief,
They ut once procured bottle Of Dr.. Q.
McLGae's rsrmifugs, and he took one dose. The
teorms, cut up In every form. He got well In.
mediately, and Is now enjoying excellent health
and, like the good Samaritan OF old, Is endeayor-
Ing 70 relieve unfortunate neighbors lie makes
il Els business to hunt up and select all cases SINH
lar to his own, that may be given over BY regular
physicians, and induces them TO try Or. G. Nc.
tlne's Vermifuge. So far he has Induced more
than twenty persons to take the permifuge, and
In every case with the most happy results. lie
Is we'll satisfied that DR.. c. McLancs Vermifuge,
prepared by Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Is tar
superior to any other known remedy. and that
more generally known would not fail to save
many valuable lives. For further particulars
inquire Of Mrs. Hardie, NIX cannen street, New
York City.
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Innuenee on and. sem on Healll,.

The influence Of the soil on the health Of
those living upon II, IL brought out very
plainly during the prevalence OF epidemic
diseases. That malafial diseases (like Inter.
mittent feyers) originate from the toll % al.
ready accepted; and recent investigations
show pretty. conoluslvely that tho germs Of
Cholera, Abdominal TyphuS, Yellow Fever,
and the plague are In s3,ne way connected
with the soil, which Is daily corrohorated by
Letters from all parts OF the country. stating
the marvellous effect PettHa has on those dis.
eases, and In their conyalescent state. JOIN
Z. COURTNEY, Of Cory, Pa, says: ~ am still
getting better, thanks to your PertnG" See
page q in ellis Of Life" DLw
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Every Farmer His Own LIEhtnIng.rot
Man.

FdFasFs kerltp'.
The "lightning.rod swlndle" has hereto
fore been practiced upon farmers with great
success. Security from lightning Is not SC
much in the kind Of metal as the size, con-
tinuous connection and ranging deep
enough in the ground to be always damp
at the terminal point. A good lightning
rod, safs as there Is any need for, can b
nut m on aone.story house, running seven
feet above the top Of the chimney and ter
ieet in the ground, for about 81 45, or s!
for two.story house. But fiye.eighths rod
at the hardware store and get your black
smith to weld them together; sharpen thu
upper point and put It up yourself, mailing
Il fast 10 the honse with q few staples-nt
costly staples with glass insulatorP, for sucl
things are follles Of the past.
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Never speak as they Pass ~.

hs1SHWyt.
About two weeks ago two women mel
in a street car, and when one complained
that she was again without a cook the
other replied:
Sab have q jewel Of a grill She's
neat, prompt, respectful, and only pay
her twelve shillings week."
as 1t possiblel"
Eyes; she's from the country, and
doesn't know that she can get more
wages"
The same two women met in the same
car again yesterday, but alas how changed
the situation! They stared frigidly at each
other without even nod, and they would
not sit on the same side Of the car. Tht
eshilling jswel Of a girl 10 now re
ceiviug g per week in the kitchen oftht
woman who was without cook. Hence
The ruction,. which will descend to the
third generation.
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liz hundreds OF instances where Hot Springs
and other treatment failed 10 cure scroiuia
aud syphilitic disorder, the sufferer hiss
sought and found cure In Dr.. Guysotts
i've ofssns' and quickly removes al indica.
lions Of i'll health and blood disease, from q
pimp.e to running sore, from headache to
y rhaum atic-pSin. Its lperiority over all
other b God purifiers and strengthening medi.
cines is admitted ky all who test III
curative effect and Ii fllence. p&S
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FOR LADIIS.

,,rdny for month or two In my house
lbiye Gu MI Is. 4. 81 tho gre Iter portion
bold sWtl IN Consumed 6y Tue fenEls pol tion
III hi'!H,ti I'm nd WIN The lSppiest results u
ss s ,S ny ant nsa ~" r Ssa 1fi R.E e
I'd beLIh ~ IA ar, for tociOs sud medicines
pIil huadfsnS,I be: % from lh1 trtt doe. An
kb4S1 70 DhGa , mI a; mr. family tyok Il with
chst etn'lf i'9,y TsuIu. III Certainly the bat
S a. ~. have R SS sEst s Sssa w amt
ihIVe TILED ihv ", Sn iInemeut IN poorly ventilated
ReIsiese e!' gI. n mi aud nal thAl poison often
ko1e 'eSS, Stnvng our wives, Daughters and
poiloo ETH Il ,ieSU wilt s sPscihc u las Iemeoy
Lt; Il , IltS to:t Of boo! toi'oalnS'
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.rnr,r,rENv OF CANOES.

rc,r, I .udCr3d from cAnccl
rNf IEeat! ; We verE near the shoulder and eX'
90 the n.S ~ Wide catalogue q remedies without
bLS'itd !He r rSpc Il growing WORSE all tho time
Inyieri' ,,, a 0Irl Of my bldy became Ia an
ibaNao.I Wy hi Virtual, lot the ufe Of b3I
@ 5 nsa!n as% SSef %s SaT lie 'Hs se
VA Va oa' ;S,Irti in this condition | com
would =; 49, 49,, wv Willis Specific The aIst bottle
nelcd inC " MI tHe llleS, III the NECK, thu
rleied me- ~; +; 10 Of my arn;, aud feel s!tone
ave ms ' T. rysrT Yny. en- poor man. eut
would ~! t ~ SpccIGr. b. Gve twill f0Ic
VutAlI the Po''VWS =" '0ilTE, CRvlssoro, Ga.
ou treatise OIL B.vv. $50 '-'n DHene' ~"A'eU
fs"'" TEE SWIFT spEC1FIC CO,
Dr,-GsS Atlanta, dc