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WASHINGTON, August 29.-Inspector C..
w. Holcomb, of the General Land Office,
has Just returned from five months trip
of inspection of surveyors. The general
offices and district land offices in Col
orado, Wyoming, Utah, Nevada, Oregon,
Washington Territory, Idaho, Montana,
Dakota and Minnesota, he reports the
offices generally in good condition, well
managed and doing large business. The
increase of business in land offices in
Washington Territory and Oregon is re-
ported very great, and large tracts in that
section are being taken up by land en-
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WASHINGTON, August 29.-The Hill In
vestigating Committoe to-day gave Hay
ward, of the firm of Bartlett, Hayward &
Co., hearing in regard to the heating APP
paratus of the Chicago customhouse. No
new or important facts we're elected. The
committee are closing up their report, and
will complete it by the time Secretary Fol-
ger returns.
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NASHVILLE, August 29.-Nat NJ. Smith,
of this city, to-day received from the post
office box of cake, accompanied by let
ter signed "Annie L. Sullivan" dated
New Albany, Ind, with Louisville post
mark on the envelope. The letter ex-
planned that the cake was wedding cake,
and announced the marriage of the sender
Mr.. Smith ate two pieces of the cake and,
discovering the bitter taste, suspected it
contained poison. Shortly after he was
quite i'll from the effects, and Was only re-
stored after some tours by a physician,
who was called. An analysts showed that
the cake contained strychpine. Smith
does not know Annie l.. Sullivan, and is
at loss 10 divine the motive for this at
tempt to poison him.
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New to JeveIIHe want. 10000.

ISDIASAPOLIs, August 30, 1880.
MY DEAR GOvERNoR--YOurs Of the 2Sth
instant at hand. That Wabash road mat
ter is OF very great Importance, and / am
glad you thought Of it and accomplished
so much. / hope that you can be equally
successful in our other roads, Secretary
Sherman is director in Pittsburg and
Fort Wayne. Wonder if he would help
us. Gould can control a couple, and the
Cleveland parties, Deveraux and Hurl-
burt, two Others. Garfield can work the
Cleveland people. Dorsey is in Chicago.
Don't know how long he will remain. Do
not disappoint me in regard TO the 1000
dollars written for yesterday. We must
have it or stop fighting. Yours,
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Special to the Appeal
HELENA, ARK, August 29.-In a diff
Guilty here last night between Morris Cash
man, a s.,lQq.Rist, and Col. Paine, planter,
the former was severely cut four times,
two of the thrusts penetrating to the
cavity of the breast and inficting probably
fatal wounds. Paine was committed 10
jail in default Of 5000 dollars bond.
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Forbes 10 JeweII-He Has No COnfidenc,
I'm Dorsey.
Forbes to Jewell. and He is Ahead0f His

Mr.. Forbes also writes to Gov. Jewell, as
follows, the letter not being dated:
To the Hon. Marshall Jewell, New York:
DEAR SIR received your telegram of
this morning and replied that | would by
tG-night's mail advance 5000 dollars. In
closed please find my check for 1000 dol
lars which / advance, although l am
already under advances to you beyond
my subscription. 1t is currently reported
that your New York members of Congress
often pay from 10000 to 25,OOO dollars to
their election If.you do not soon get
steam up in New York we shall break
New York ought TO pay at least three dol
lars for every: dollar Taiseq il. Bpstbh.
Yet so far we.are ahead. .rli~ 4 - ~
InuN " pOpppc
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WASHINGTON, August 29.-The acting
Secretary OF the Navy received the follow
ing cablegram from Admiral Crosby COM
manding the Asiatic station, dated Yoko-
hama: Lieut.. Moves WAS killed this morn
ing; the topgaliant mast fell while he was
exercising. Lieut.. Bontelli Noyes was a
native of Maine, and was appointed to the
navy from Virginia He was regarded as
one OF the best officers in the service.
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New Tells Jewem they Can All BE ID.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, september 70, 1851.
My DEAR GovERNoR--I thank you for
confidence. l know that a great many lies
are being told about me personally, and
about our friends, but l am too busy to pay
attention to these charges now. They will
only start another lie when we nail one
If we can only carry Indiana we can af-
ford to let them all "be d-d." Yours in
haste, JOHN c. NEW.
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THE SPEAKERSHTP.
The Hon. Joe Blackburn Announces That
Hg Is Not a Candidate for the
Position,
But VIII Support the Man Who Stands
the Best Chance Of Defeating
Randall.

Lot iSNlLLE, ny, August "a special
to the Courier-JoUrnal from Frankfort
says: The Hon. ]. C.. S. Blackburn was in
the city to-day and made known his in
tentions, concerning the .Speakership to
Col. Stoddard Johnston, editor of the
Frankfort Yeon0n. He said: Certainly
have no reservation when / speak to the
people through the Yeoman, which 1 am
always glad to make my medium of COM
municatiOn. / can say that am
"NOT A CANDIDATE
for Speaker For some weeks have made
my determination known to my friends,
and you are authorized to make the an
nouncement to tl.<1 ->..ll:s
.t,a s,,ecess Of the Democratic party in
Congress, and for the organization of that
body upon basis which will inure to the
best interests of the country, is superior
to any mere feeling of personal ambition.
Ardent friends and fellow-members have
urged me to prosecute a canvass for the po-
sition, and have assured me of substantial
strength in the caucus, but l am satisfied
that in order to defeat the Vaccinations of
the protectionists and secure the election
of a Speaker who will reflect the true
Democratic theory of
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A Change Needed.

WAsHIsGToN, August 29.-Gen. Du-
mont, Supervising Inspector-General OF
Steam Vessels, in an interview to-day on
the Riverdale disaster, expressed the
opinion that radical change in the law
prescribing method for investigating
such casualties is needed. Under the pres
ent system, he said the local inspector vir-
tually investigates his own official conduct
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WASHINGTON, August 23.-During the
last fiscal year 81 ,0O0 applications for pen
sions were disposed OF by the Pension
Bureau. Commissioner Dudley says the
office handled every case brought before
it. All applications were passed, rejected
or additional evidence required, so that no
case was left untouched.
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When / see you in New York next week
] will explain to you our wants and shall
confidently rely on you for aid. We must
have material aid for purposes which |
will explain, but it will be iOr the National
Committee TO make the battle in Indiana a
victory, sure aud overwhelming, or to
jeOpardize our cause for lack of it. Yours
truly, JOHN c. NEW
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WASHINGTON, August 29.-Commodore
English received the following telegram
from Lieutenant-C Commander Welch, to-
day:
PASsAcoLA. August %, 1888.
No new cases and no deaths in the
yards.
A private dispatch from Pensacola this
morning states that Paymaster Brown
died and Mrs. Brown has slight attack o.
fever.
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ESTABLISHED A 1910.

yersity, wrote to Secretary Dorsey as fol-
lows:
If you put men and sinews here at once
the Republicans will carry il West Vir-
ginia) in October.
But the Republican National Committee
had more important business to attend 10
than putting men and money in West
Virginia.
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One Of MuIhatton.. Lie.

LOUISVILLE, Augp.si PA special to the
Courisr-La..rgaak from Big Springs, Meade
county, KY, says: "a strange sight met
the eyes OF our people yesterday, in the
shape of shower of wheat straw, which
actually rained down for five minutes. A
strange feature of the affair is that there
were neither elouds nor wind apparent al
the tfme: The only reason given is that
the man in the moon was threshing his
wheat, and some of the straw fell out
side"
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Charley Foster to Deacon Smith-He
Wants 100000.

Gov. Foster seems to have been of the
opinion that money was necessary in Ohio,
for he writes as follows:
TTATE oP ONO, Executive DEPARTMENT,
Columns, September l6, 1880. J
The Hon. Richard Smith, Cincinnati, o.:
DEAR SIR have given the subject of
our finances some attention, and have re-
ceived and am promised $1,000 dollars.
We ought to have 10000 dollars obtained,
10000 of it for Cleveland, and am trying
to get hold of some of your men who can
contribute literally. l hope to have your
aid and sympathies in my visit to Cincin-
natl. Yours very truly,
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nETRoTT, August 29.-The dry goods and
grocery store Of E. ]. Olds & Co, Of Mount
Clemens, Vt, was burg1arized last night
by professional thieves. The safe was
blown open ana robbed OF 300 dollars
cash and 1000 dollars worth of the most
valuable goods, loaded into a wagon and
driven off.
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GOV. Jewell:

My DEAR SIR-The expenditure of 50,-
0O0 dollars by your committee will insure
the electoral vote OF Virginia for Garfield
and Arthur "Help us, Cassius, or We
sink" Yours truly, JOHN =. LEWIS.
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Bonds Redeemed.

WASHINGTON, August 29.---Amount OF
three and half per cent. bonds embraced
in the l2lst call redeemed at the Treasury
to-day under the circular of August 18th,
81 ,062, 900; total redemption under this
call to date SS 23l 200.
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STEW ART L. WOODF0RB.

The Rev. ThOmRson Ia Dorsey, and He
Wants Mem and sineHs,
On September 7th the Rev. J. X. Thomp-
son, president OF the West Virginia Uni
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New Thanks Jeven for $4,000.

SFFIEhHkH y I55U.
The Hon. Marshall Jewell. Chairman, etc.. New
York:
My DEAR GovERSoR-Yours OF the I'd
instant, covering check on Levi 2. Morton
for 1000, dollars, at hand, and for which
you have my thanks Yours truly,
- = .tJOHN C. NEW.
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New TO JeweIl-Inaiann tine sa,t,e-Fisla

Mr.. John c. New, who was chairman of
the Republican State Committee in In
diana, carried on very voluminous cor
respondenee with the National Committee,
OF which the following letters are san1ples /,
fNDliSAPoLls. July 2i, issO.
Tbs Hon. Marshall Jewell, Chairman, etc
DEAR SRI am glad that YOU recognize
Indiana as the battlefield. had letter
from Gen. Garfield to the same effect.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering freln the errors and in
diseretions OF youth, nervous Wesknes't ea,ly de-
cay, loss of manhood, ETC., viii send a recipe
that will cure z0s, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy discovered by missionary in
South America Send a self addressed envelope
to the Raw. JosEPs 7. IsNAS. Station D., New
York City,
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lNDIASAPOLIs, September 10, 1880.
The Hon. Marshall Jewell. Chairman, New York (:
Your favor of the 9th instant and cover
ingcheck for 1000 dollars, at hand, for which
this is your receipt. You have our thanks
and we realize that you are doing your whole
duty in our behalf and we hope and believe
that we will repay your good deed by vic
tory. Yours truly, JOHN c. NEW.
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WAsHISGToS, August 29.-Plans for the
new silver vault at New Orleans have been
completed in the Office of the Supervising
Architect of the Treasury. 1t will have a
storage capacity of about 100000 stand
ard dollars
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The standard Fes,oratiYe, especially in
CASES of NERVOUSNESS, is Samaritan Nerrbis.
ST 80.
Il AN perfectly cured" said James Cor
bin, OF 'Washburn, H., '!thanks 10 DR.,
Richmuna's q Samaritan NerviHe." At drug
gists.
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GaraeId 10 JeweII ON Indiana.

On the same date as the above Garfield
sent the following letter to Gov. Jewell:
MESToR, o., July 10, 1880.
MY DEAR GoyERSoR-Yours of July 18th
from Washington came duly to hand. |
am gratified with the results of your visit.
/ expected to hear of some dissatisfaction
in certain Washington quarters with the
letter of acceptance, but it cannot be
avoided Please let me know as soon as
you can the result of the Pennsylvania
matter. / have had long interview with
Mr. T. NJ. Phillips, of New Castle, Pa,
who has Just made tour in Indiana, and,
after full consultation with Mr. New, has
made an important side arrangement with
reference to the campaign there. He will
leave for New York Wednesday and L shall
send him a letter OF introduction He is
an intimate friend. believe this plan, if
carried out energetically, will, of itself,
save the State of Indiana. Please tell me
how the letter of acceptance is received i'll
inner circles, and especially what was
thought OF it by our New York friends.
Very truly yours, J. a. GARFIELD.
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Another Day without Sickness at Pen
saeOIa.

PENSACOLA, August 29.-Another day
without any sickness at Pensacola, with a
population of 10000. HThe .interments to
date in August were nine; two ,sti ll-borE,
two Ennsamption, ana the balance chil
dren. PayttiAsterZ. e. Brown, at fhe navy
yard, is dead. Another child of Surgeon
Owens is reported sick i
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Startling Revelations Over the sigma
lures OF Garfield, Blaine, Platt,
Foster, Allison, New,
Deacon Smith, of Cincinnati, and MahOne's
Lieutenant---A Despairing Shrek
for More, More Money.
How the Indiana Scheme Was Worked.
John Sherman's Railroad Pledged
TO Aid the Cause.
Abundant Proof that Dorsey Had the
Confidence OF All the Republican
Leaders.

NEW YoEK, August 2s.-The Sun to-day
contains the following: Soon after the Re-
publican National Committee was in or
ganilition Gen. Garfield began an active
corr-spOndence with Senator Dorsey and
WITH Gov. Jewell, which lasted through
out the campaign. Some of the more i'm
portant letters are appended.
asarneId has several Topics for Dorsey.
iron. Garfield was especially concerned
about the election in Indiana, and on July
Jiii wrote the following letter to Senator
Dorsey:
.MESToR, o., July 9, 1880.
iaa Ion. S. W. Dorsey. Secretary:
NJ. DEAR SR-I hope my anxiety to
see Gen. Arthur, Gov. Jewell and yourself
will not be considered unreasonable.
cannot withhold from publication my
letter of acceptance much longer, and |
should be glad to counsel you all in re-
spect to it before it appears in print. i
am glad To know that you and the Gov
ernor are coming, but il you could start
twenty-four hours earlier than the date in
dicated in your telegram | should be glad
There are several topics concerning which
we ought to consult. Very truly yours,
j. A. GARFIELD.
This letter shows that at the very begin
ming of the canvass Gen. Garfield sought
the advice Of Mr.. Dorsey respecting such
important matter as his letter of accept
ance.
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To Marshall Jewell
Money aud . SfiIi Hunt

The next letter which MIR. Allison wrote
was written to Senator Dorsey and reads as
follows:
DUBCouE, a., September Il, 1880.
My DEAR SR-The Maine business is
very bad. tell you, you must get down
to serious work. Money must be had and
must be sent to Indiana. Ii we lose In
diana in October we are beaten. No stone
must be left unturned in that direction.
You must gather about you corps of
strong men who can aid you in raising
iunqs. We mnst recover this disaster in
Maine by carrying Ohio and Indiana.
Maine was carried by money and the still
hunt tactics. These same tactics must be
played in Indiana and Ohio. Look out.
Hastily yOurs W. d. ALLISON.
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New to Jewell for auiet work.

INDIANAPOLIs, September 3, 1880.
The Hon. Marshall Jewell:
DEAR SIR-So far as it is possible, l have,
and shall, avoid any parade, but do our
work from an individual standpoint. Yours
truly, JOHN c. NEW.
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1llt SuDlCtl VI Was CNCi DICSCHJ
to the National Committee, as the follow
ing note will indicate:
SARATOGA, August %, 1880.
DEAR GovERNoR-I have yours of yester-
day and note contents. think it would
be well for you to send out tomorrow
note to each member of the Finance Com
mittee, excepting Keene, in the form
inclosed. Gov. Morgan says he could not
serve, and | fear, after long talks, that we
shall only get small contributions. Very
truly yours, LEVI p. MORTON.
"Me-toO'' PIaft 10 ''My Dear Dorsey"
But Mr.. Dorsey was making arrange
ments by which the wealthy men could
be brought together, the results of which
were seen afterward in large contributions.
Here is a letter from an eminent citizen of
New York indicating that in what Dorsey
did he had the cordial support of the Stall
warts:
AUBURN, July 2s, 1890.
My DEAR DoRsRY-Received your tele-
gram here. | cannot 90 down tonight.
in fact, it is impossible for me to get away
before Monday. L will inclose a letter to
Rutter, and you can see him. If he re-
fuses, call upon Mr.. Blanchard of the Erie,
who will do all you ask. If you want me
to urge the Senator (Conkling) and Arthur
to be there on August 5th, | will do SO at
once, and any other things you may need
of me telegraph me at Oswego, and they
shall be done at once. ! congratulate you
upon the success of your efforts Now |
begin to see daylight. Yours truly,
T. C. PLATT.
This letter shows that, as Dorsey
friends claim, he had the confidence of the
Republican leaders, and was really the
man upon whom they were relying for the
arrangements which subsequently resulted
in the successful bargains by which the
election of the President was procured.
Forbes 10 Jewen-He Has No Confidence
I'm Dorsey.
There was one man, however, who did
not seem to have confidence in Dorsey. In
letter written by the Hon. John NJ
Forbes, of Boston, to Gov. Jewell, dated
Boston, September Dist, he says:
! II we have any money to spare in In
diana, besides what the New York com
mittee chooses to send through MIR. Dor
sey, suggest sending it either to Ben
Harrison or Gov. Porter, asking him to co
/ operate with the others. / have sent you
1900 dollars and promised Barbour 300C
dollars for West Virginia, and with 250C
dollars come in to-day, have about 25,
600 dollars on my list which l can call for
so / could supply you by advancing 50OC
! dollars, but | win not advance it unless il
goes to Harrison or Porter, whom happer
to know better than | do Dorsey. More
over, as New York chooses to discriminat,
| in favor of Dorsey, think We here may
choose our medium of sending it as yor
may approve. Very truly yours,
JOHN NJ FORBES
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WOOdEOrd TO JeweII-He Wants $4,000
West virginia.

But the National Committee at that time
were having demands made upon them
from other directions Fof instance, there
is letter from the Hon. Stewart l.. Wood
ford, from West Virginia: 80 ..-
WHEELIS0, W. Va. August %, 1880.
The Hon. Marshall Jewell.
My DEAR SIR-Now for business. Those
people ought TO be helped. Here, if any
where, the South is to be broken. You
know what funds you have. Sturgiss and
Atkinson agree TO raise 10000 dollars if
you will give them 1900 dollars. With
5000 dollars they can make an effective
campaign. OF this 10000 dellars, Wheel
ing men will give 5000 dollars and Sturgiss
agrees to raise the remaining 5000 dollars.
With 25, 700 dollars they can organize the
State. If you can possibly do this without
endangering Indiana, l. advise it very
earnestly. Your friend,
: STEW aRT L. W0ODFOBD.
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wasIe Tickets, 81. Half Tickets, 81.
q Tickets, $50. s. Jiekets, lODS
nSHemit Money or Bank DrAft IN Letter, or
send BY Express DoS'T sES5 BY REGIsTERED
LETTER or PosToFFfcE aSDKR, until further no
tiee. Orders Of s. ana apssrd, By Express, can
be sent at our sxpsnse. Address all orders 70
'. ]. DOUGLAS, Louisville, Ky.
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New to JeweII. Indorsins Dorsey.

INDIANAPOLIS, September -, 1880.
The Hon. Marshall Je~oIi, Chairman National
Committee:
DEAR GoyERNoR-The prospect grows
brighter. saw Mr. Dorsey on Thursday.
He is up to his eyes in letters, etc. He is
doing us good service, and we are in accord.
Yours in haste JOHN C. NEW.
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CHANCERY SALE
ST
II Il A L E 8 II AT e

No. 1875, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby county
Z. X. Fisher ct al. VS.. +. r. Fisher ct al.
PI virtue of an interlocGtOEy decree for sale
ID entered in tho above cause ON the 9Th day Of
August ls2, will sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front of the Clerk and Masters
Tenn, on
Saturday, September I, Issa,
within legal hours, the folISFing described prop
erty, situated in the city of Memphis, Shelby
county, Tenn, to-wit: One parcel commencing
nehes east Of the northwest corner % lot No. Of
Heistand and COTS subdivision a. made by g.
W. Crane. April Is, $50; thence with the south
side of Adams street 81 feet and inshnGT thence
south and perpendieular TO Adams sorget l58 feet
and inches to stakei thence west and parallel
with Adams street 81 feet and inches; thence
north and perpendicular to Adams street l33 feet
and of said subdivision. The other parcel
commencing the north side Of Vance strest
l0e s2-100 feet east Of the east side Of Cynthia
street; thence north and perpendicular to Vsnee
street 1857 feet TO ALLEYS thence east along the
north side Of said alley 81 o. eiioo feet 70 stake
thence south and -rerpendieular TO Vsnss street
lis1s feet % stake the north ssfe OF said
--..eet; thence west along tps Rofth side Of said
street 81 9ll0o fest 70 the point OF beginning, be-
ing lot Nc. - efssmith and Preston's subdivision.
latina Of Sale-0ne- third cash, balance in 8 and
Y months in equal instalments. Fer deferred
payments purchaser nil execute notes, bearing
retained Redemption barred. This August II.
1888. -
By Geo. Mailsry5 Deputy Clerk and Master.
Mstcslf * Walker, and 7. !. EdmoRdsOn, So
hcitors sat
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The subject Of finances was ever present
to the National Committee, as the follow
ing note will indicate:
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Horsford'. Acid Phosphate.
TONIC FOR oyERwoRKEp MEN

DIR. j. c. Wilson, Philadelphia, Pa, saws
Il have used it as a general tonic, and in
particular in the debility and dyspepsia OF
Overworked men, with satisfactory results. "
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OwENToS, KY-The Rev. J.W. .Waldrop
says: Browns Iron Bitters greatly relieved
me in general debility and Indigestion"