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The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-19
A Widows Wit.
IBoston Herald.I

A Washington widow who had re- ceived marked attentions from a very popular and gallant physician found her self suddenly deserted. Her Eucalyptus, aged fify-two years, was completely en. thr4lled by beauty of eighteen years, and on Christmas morning the wedding took place with all due pomp. Worm w>od for the widow! She swallowed it braye!y, wore an undaunted front, and
 was among the firss to offer hurried con- gratulations to the happy pair. The conversation turned upon Christmas gifts, and the bride said, laughing gayly : " All my wedding presents were sent just before Christmas, SO on Christmas morn
 ing had not a single gif-" "Ah my dear, that is cruel yos had me-" said the bridegroom, reproachiuliy. Before the pretty bride could answer the wid- ow's eyes grew dangerous, and swing. ing slo ~iy her large fan. she mur narred : '- Surely, my dear Mrs. X, you should be more than satisfied, for you know antiquities are all the rage" In the aw- ful silence following, the widow rose, carefully arranged her draperies and bowed her adieu in stately serenity. Dr. x. and his bride never returned her call.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-19
conkline'a q Appearance.
lLsAader RieAasd.es, ss ee..en Herald.

tLeAndeF RieAaFdses, as ecsscn AeEAla.l
 A cuuous change has come over Mir. ConklingS personal appearance within the past year sr two l remember that he used 10 be very particular about his dress. His clothing vas always fashion, ably cut and was made of sxoensive and elegant materials. Yesterday he had on a derby hat which age had wi,hered and custom stalled and he wore . suit of dark blue cloth which was big enough to h' David Davis. It consisted of large s qaate-> ut jacket and big, baggy trousers Mr. Conkliug carried under hts arm A large, thick stick, and as he passed me he vas just in the act of transferring from his hand to his mouth formidable chew ot tobacco. Conkling seems to have de. velopcd lately marked tendency to sol
 kude. He is rarely seen with anybody as he goes along through the streets. with hn eye 6xeu on ths sidewalk :ea or ft teen feet in front af hin, Nearly every night he dimes all alone in private room at the Carlton club, which. as | have ai- ready told you, IS Mir. Joha Chamber. lAins resort for meu who love ;Aei, stom achs with pass;oa ;eadet"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-19
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice. having had placed in his hands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung Affections also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, has fel, it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and desire to relieve hu- man suffering, will send free of charge, to all who de,ire it, this recipe, in Ger man, French or English, with full directions for preparing and using. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper, w. A MOVES, I]0 Posve>'s BLoek, Rocker fer, ~ Y.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-19
The Cottage by the Sea.

Mary F. Murphy, in St. Louis Magazine.
 In my imagination the cottage by the sea is always occupied by a newly welded pair: marveIousIy handsome man, chiv- alrous as Scottish knight and brave as Numidian lion, and dainty little dar- ling in pink and rUff1.s, with coil of sunny hair. and nature as shrinking as violet. Sae regards him as a model of perfection, apd he rests serenely under the impression that she is faultless. In real life the husband does not go on forever assuring his companion that he "could not live without her." lavishing caresses, and calling her "sweet;" ]" nor does she always exert herself particularly U make home pleasant for her lord and master.
 Common humanity cannot exist on rose leaves and kisses, consequently he discovers ere long that supporting wife, demands something more serious than wearing buttonhole boquets, and scent ing his kerchief with White-rose or Joc- key Club. She learns that housekecpiDg Dg IS not as romantic as she thought at first. That it doesn't consist altogether of train- ing the ivy to climb at the east window, and smiling sweetly at tea. There is work real drudgery-to be done.
 Ere long the rent of the aforesaid cot tage by the sea falls due, and it continues to fall due with startling regularity. That arouses him somewhat from his dream of happiness. Presently he is aware that there is such being in existence as . tax collector, and before long he recog- nizes the fact that butchers must be at- tended to, and that bakers are heartless enough to expect money in return for their wares also that dressmakers do not work for nothing, and that millin:rs have rights that must be recognized. With such reminders it is not wonderful that she <ho sang
 "Leave me not darling."
 in voice full of tremulous pleading, bids fair 10 become an inveterate scold, or that he wonders distractedly, if rest is found anywhere, except "under the daisies"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-19
TINE. BLOOD

When impure, requires remedy that VIII go through and remove iiA impnrl. tieS, improving and irrrcasing its quan. uiy, ns well a~ quality, and aeitng atrcCt- lY upon tho hiopd Corpu~clrs The pSt corpdseies of the blood owe their c,int principally to Iron, so that when thia im portnut element l. dchcieut in ihr syhtcm It's absence ts indicated lay lack of culut In the hands and face, ilstirasncss general prostitution, W tnt ut enCtgS, depressed feUliug, rtc Browns Inn Kennedy ts a preparation containing Iron In a form Rs near its udssl,,,c to ti;at !n @hci, T cs i=t. In The ttlobt. and as an evidence that such is tho cstst. wc call attention thr remHrk k Hhlc aVidity with which tt Ia taken up and RSsimilated hy the blood. in remoV. Ing all of its impurities.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-19

REV. H. H. FAIRALL, D. D., editor oi the Loz0a MefhodiSf. says ecitorially, in the November (IS83) number of his pa. per: "We have tested the merits of Ely's Cream Balm, and believe that by . thorough course of treatment, 1t will cure almost every case of catarrh. Mi 1isters, as class, are afflicted with head and throat troubles and catarrh seems more prevalent than ever. We cannot recom- mend Ely's Cream Balm too highly"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-19
An Impending Question.

What shall we do to be saved2 Is the impending question of those suffering with pains in the chest, and think from the slight hacking cough they have con- su np,ion. Take Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullein. Send two-cent stamp to Walter A. Tsy- Tor, Atlanta, GA., for Riddle Book.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-19
RAILROAD COMICS.

\ Nightmare m 6 al~cping-<af. Waking up tho Wrong l'assenga4 X Short Stop at a Way Station Tho Accommodation Train X kis' tn tho Dark
 Ftve Minutes for tefrAhmontst All aboard
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-19

Farmers. to make nioaev. should raise everything they consume, but they should not consume everything they raise Nsv O. isaaS PlcaYans.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-19
COMIC STORE CARDS.

Wc Trust Over the left Oyster Paddy Man of Shells The Hat that Makes tho Man. Tho New Hat Man Formed af Hats and Gaps This Man F"rRtt, Shgt the ntoE. A Changed Man A new auiL This Man was Talked ta Death. Poor Trust Ia Dead
 No Tick ller~. To Avoid Smash We Bell for Cash. Splendid 1'a.
 Dclirioua Coffes4 Tho Old Way and tho Nsw Way.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-19
COMIC HUNTING AND FISHING

COMIC HUNTING AND FISHl .sure of Rita. Justin a Picnic liarefAccd Cheek. Got the Drop on linn. Tumblcd 10 lI A Line Hhot Tho Aim. A Line Shot---The RocoIL Black Duck Shooting Tho First Bird of tho heaann. A Bad Point on . Good IAolnAsR. Caught Mapping. A llare Chance. Between Two Firc~. A Gamo Dog Caught on tho Fly. Landing n Trout Fly Fishing. The Fox llnnt-A Smoking RnMA The Fox llunt-Takins IlIeath A liraco of Meadow LArkA tamplng Out Profit md Losa. -Uncla CUsAS'a HnAn 4 )lack Fish Nibblc 4 Douhle Brrclled Druach i,oa<tdz. A Son Thns on bnip@ On Strong Soont Bltlng Lively A Swell hpot on A Buffalo Hun& 4 Swril Sport Siampoded X Warm Corner.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-19
coLe1E0 COMIC PICTURES
 FOR THm--
 MILLIONIl
CHEAP AND POPULAR EDITION.

A naa comprising tNo ot the chetcest Amd mega iARahAeir suheeta, all eeaauray cSoreA and eattaa uP tA tAe klsAest Sss Sf art f@s sSs as saSA re%- tarp h aN HN lnches, printed oa heavy eoAR4s suitable tor frAaAtaa. aud at tAe lew price cf
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-19

Try Browns Iron ronie.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-19
COMIC ROLLER SKATING.

The DHrktown Olide-"Ain't dis jra lubiy" Tho DMktown Slide" Uoly Am daFN a
 erfquAks. @4- hsmemhsF that viil seRd by mail, sosRs PAIb ta Any part of thu usitsd stsieS at CeAa4R. any ONYX of uie Ahavs piatsres faI TWHhTF CENTS, or any NIX pictures IUT ONE pOLi,AH. Cut dat the list and Srk ptrtarea wAhtsd, Ahd tns soss wth sonst oEdst postal nots. rssisesfea lses ter ofy more eoa'"nisnt, postage sts@ps. Send 1c stamp fer catalogue.
 Address, ART PUBLISHINo CO.,,
 Little aaeh Asa
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-19
THoIsOE. LAIGD0E d CO.,. Isx York.
nEnpHIS A LITTLE ROCK RAILTlI

This popular aad vslisbis rosts, vsss As .w' double d&liy passenger trains. is the dfree1 AA quicksss osts to s point. kass. sssth, ssstAseet Close connections it Attae koet an1 nsmpkis PulImaa saeeDsfs os nishs usans, OHly one ckaRE. from Little kock to New fork, msny bosfs astcke than ssy other rosts. Special Inducements oess~ rms great thressh frs4ebt fine between Httss Roes and Kastsrn dtiss-C -Czncsnsaa. Louisville. hsn1kis etc.
 Throagh bills ef iadins to all points, doDssns Yos fuii fnfornston. with nAps. schsaaiss, rssss
 D. MILLER.
 General Freight and Ticket Ass Gsaersi nsaassr, Lstzas soes. Axk,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-19
Chronic Rheumatism .

For enlargement of the spleen, profuse sweating, nlKht AWcatA, diseHNed k idnVSa a, syphilis etc, Hruwu'a Iron Remedy i~ nn excellent medicine. Weak persons with rheumatic history should ti,kc it when they complain of ias~Iiudc, muscular pains, sore joints fiIrrei tongue although they m " bc vet fr"e truiu fever and iuint dwellings. Remember. Browns Iron Rom. edy haa deep bfHr srrapper sCffh srhfr fetfPrA, and a ptctuf" of a woman on the front of tho Wrnppet, and ia made only by
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-19
CENTS BACH,
SIX FOR ONE DOLLAR

Are certainly tAe chNAr@at decorations NF the haaa the oiace or the wnrk shop that eau be abtAlAAA.
 M-le~ ~s give nAsliAi iist of ptctarvs lA stnes. watch win ho chansvsi wesAty ehti tire ensfF0 eAtA~ toWue al teV ts pa hliahesl
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-19
6. MANSFIELD & CO.,,
 mEMPHIN. TENN. RrSO~, @1.Oo SSSr b<sssIo.

 AKTIbTICi ABUSING hisTOP'''.' q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
DENIS0N.
Development Of a Coal Mine by the
knights OF Labor in Fannin
County.
\ Successful Concer1-A Missing Boy
Fakir, Come to Gricf-A Railroad
Meeting Wanted.


Special so the Gazette.
DENI>oN, TN. oct. l5.-To-day
quite number of men left to work in the
coal mine that the knights OF Labor are
developing in Fanin county, In couycr-
sation with one ci the officials Of that
company we were informed that the stock
has advanced ) per cent IN the last
month. This is encouraging, indeed
aud Dcnison, with other towns of North
Texas, win De furnished with cheaper
coal.
The concert TINT was given at The Won
Waert~ hall last night was "a great sue
cgs-. The singing Of Daniel Reichcl
was simply grand, as be mas very rich
voice, and hs, it well under
control. Prof Frank Kohler
of Sherman did some very fine
playing on the violin and showed that me
was master OF that musical instrument.
The Philharmonic band was also there
and rendered some very line music. The
attendance was small but those present
were we'll pleased with the evenings en-
tertainmcnt.
one OF the shelves IN WilknsOn's Jew
chy store fell yesterday, and quite "a lot
VI NlAh al ~ arc N as ~A AfAEl OaA XIII llOnI
The damage, amounted TO about $50.
Joe Ester, superintendent OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific stock-yartls, has q guest at
his house, girl. Mother and child do
ing well and the father all smiles
In this mornings paper appears the
following anyone knowing Of the
whereabouts OF my son, Robert Y. Hin.
between fifteen and sixteen years OF age.
dark eyes, dark complexion, one nosiril
closed, quick spoken, VIII confer favor
by addressing $. +. lliN, Colbert sta
ton, Choctaw Nation"
The gang OF "fakiTs'' that the police
made raid on yesterday was captured,
and, while their "pot" was only SIS, the
city drew "fulln and has already got
ten about $50 out Of IT and more 10
come. The officers are bound to run
these Sneak-thieyes out of the city.
aud when they undertake anything they
always succeed
Why don't the business men OF this city
call meeting, and have a general talk
about the Marshall q Northwestern rail
road that is soon TO be built In this por-
ton cf the state: ON the streets one
can hear great deal about il, but why
not call meeting and begin 10 DO some
thing, So that Denison win secure the
roadt Dcnison want, thi, road, She
needs IL, and she must have it. II Sher-
man or Paris get it, goodbye Dcnlson.
NOW IS the time for the merchants to
come forward, and show the world that
ilehlson Is the town OF North Texas
10 come 90 and invest their money in, as an
thc leading railroads start from thi, place
good agricultural country surrounds
H. 1hH u she gets this,neW road, that
opens Eastern Texas with all her lumber
ana other rich products 10 her market,
tnere Is NOT the least doubt hut that Deu-
iNDh viii double herself in a very few
years
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
PARIS.
Marshall a Northwestern OmciaI, Talking
10 thc Citizens Iiace indictments.

Marshall q Northwestern OmciaI, Talking
10 thc Citizens Iiaee indictments.
special 70 the Gazette.
P,m-, TEX., oct. IJ.-Oycr seven hum
drcd bales 81 cotton were sold ON the
streets yesterday.
Messrs. Fitzhugh, Martin & Wise bought
POO bales % cotton IN North Texas yes
tcrday
Arrivals every day for the races. Four
teen horses from Illinois came In last
evening ten runners, two PAGERS aud two
trottcr> There are now sixty horses
here.
Mr.. }. G. Lee, late of the sherman
Evening News, j. In the city.
Col. W. w. Heartsrll OF Marshall. vice
president of the Marshall & Northwestern
railroad, Mr. D. W Taylor Of Marshall,
and MIR. W. T. Scott OF DcnlsOn, are now
IN Taris. Several VI our citizens called
upon them and INDUCED IN considerable
railroad talk. 4 meeting OF citizens will
be called before they leave the city.
The grand jury returned seven indict-
ments for felony yesterday, six of them
against one man. They also returned
seven indictments for misdcmeauor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
EXPLORING ALASKA.
Lieut. ilicn Returns from successful
journey Through tho Unknown l.aud.

Lieut. ilicn Returns from successful
journey Through tho Unlnoun i.aud.
Cui0Gu, In, OCT. l5.-Gea. Nelson
s Miles. who Is m use city, received "a
Telegram yesterday from Licut. Henry
II. Alien VI the Second cavalry, stating
that be had arrived safely az San Fran
cisco after his Nlaska expedition, having
completed q journey through thp regions
Of The igr North which, 10 the opinion of
Gen Miles. cNeeIlcd an explorations on
The American continent slUcc Lewis and
CLARK, and the worlds record since liy-
ings{uB
Lieut. Allen left Sltka last January aud
iourneyel 90 She mouth OF Copper river.
which he followed until ho reached tie
great Alaska range % mountains These
he crossed on snow shoes to the head ~
Tenu,h river, which IN itself Is a maryel-
Gus accomplishment. For seven hundred
or eight hundred miles he followed the
Tennah until II emptied into the Takon,
the great river Of the North, down which
he went to Us mouth, a distance al four
hundred or i've hundred miles more
On the completion OF his great Journey.
Lieut., Allen repaired 90 Fort Michel on
lichrlng Sea aud returned on the steamer
Gorwln. The exploration of the Tenuah
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
DENTON.

Result of the Races Couldn'; give Bond.
special to the Gazette.
DESroN, TEX, oct l5.-rhe fan raccs
OF the D. c. +. * b. 5. \. opened TODAY.
First race, quarter, three entries, won
hy laiton's bay gclding Time, -! sec
ouds.
Second race, hali mile, i've entries.
Won by Campbell's hay gclding. Time.
"a seconds. W b Grcgg'~ sorrel mare.
second prize.
Third, irOttiug race, won by
llalsell's bay gclding, village
blacksmith Time, 8:Gs. AuStin's bay
gclding, lakewood, Camc ga second.
Cotton receipts Increasing daily.
Dr Williams reports Fowler, the man
wounded by Smith, in fair condition,
aud hc has some hone Of saving BITS arm.
smith failed TO give bond and Is in iQiI
aWaitmg examination, which Is SIT Tor
tomorrow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
BOWIR.

Shot in the Face Ahilc squirrel Hunting
Bowie Gets Some Alliance Cotton.
Specialize tae Gazcue.
BOWIE, Tx, oct. l5.-Yesterday
George Ingram, SON OF Capt. s. h. Ingrin,
oi this city, while out hunting squirrels
with o Young mar named Jud Turnc
was Shot severely in the face by Turner
Ingram Was up tree trying 10 gct The
squirrel out when farmer shot al Tho
squirrel. striking Ingram in the head.
Some OF the shot struck him in the left
eve, iniurmg itso badly that doctors think
he VIII lose u. Ingram is resting easy To-
Gay and great hopes are entertained OF
his recovery.
ne ALLIANCE arc in town in force TO
day. They expect TO have $50 bales of
cotton 60 offer for sale.
cotton is siill coming in lively, avcrar-
ing ubout sixty bales daily. SHIPMENTS
4fs bales on hand, 800 bales.
II 7. Lowrie a Co., our wholesale
grocers, with Stallworth 4 Williams.
druggists, have let the contract for two
tWo'story rock buildings, To be erected
on Snythe street, costing S25, 600.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
NEWS FROM THE PANHANDLE,
No Further Fear. of Texas Teser--Ths
Mail Route obstfurted.


special Correspondence q The tia1etie-
CLARENDON, Tx, oct. l3.-Thc
eager and nippng frost" witch
covered our hillsides last night viii end
all further fear, Of Texas fever 10 the
isnhaDdie Many u the reports about
losses have been highly exaggerated. II
= uow thought that .l1 head will cover
the number 0i cattle lost by the Claren-
don Land and Investment company,
Au2bec q Nelson and Judge q. 4. Brown.
We hear Of nU deaths 10 the other ranches
Of this vicinity
The commissioners court yesterday
appointed Air Ralph Jefferson ~ county
treasurer % succeed Mr. W D. Kim1aM,
an old citizen, Who has resigned. and s.
about 10 depart for the orange groves of
Florida III, departure Is universally
regretted.
The Northwest Texan changed hands
list week, the former proprietor, 1lr. j..
g. AicClelland, being ,urcecded by
Me>sr- kcnnari S wilkins, two blight
Young journalists
the Ta>cosa mail driver returned yes
ieriay, stating that tie gates oil Mr.
Groom land, northwest OF This place,
were fastened Ga such way that he
could not get through, aud he was there
lore forced ~ return with the mails 1t
is thought that the matter wili DE al once
investigated 5y nitcd States Inspector
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

Sparks Aliens new rock building is
about completed.
Bowie IS improving every day, and real
estate is getting up into fancy figures.
David Davies, manager Of the Gross
Timbers, y who has been TO Dallas, Mar
shall and Shreveport on business trip in
the interest Of his paper, is expected
home to-day.
The merchants are agitating the arie-
Siau-wcll question. without doubt, one
will be contracted for al once, a. it viii
not only save them money on Insurance
but viii keep down the dust, the worst
thing Bowie has 10 contend with now.
our lumber men. Lyon s Gribblc and
VIM. Cameron Co., have given notice
that the price OF lumber viii he reduced
10 so per 1000 feet from to-day. This
Will increase lumber sales and be q Ji.
benefit 90 our city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
LoxGyIEW.
several Ca.naliiss Reported nengns 90
irrfer~s With WORK

several Ca.naIii.s FsspoStsi- neHgns iH-
trrferes With WORK
sneciai 81 .Ae gaftite.
IoxcyIrw. TfS.. Oct s5.-Little Miss
M2ln.e Gentry. wille PLAYING >ce-SaN ie-l
from tie plank and broke her ann.
By mistake, toe iitile child u Mr and
sir. D. X. tIanly was gwen an at1li's
dose - opium. ana, noiniinstandin- i
wac already VERY low from Illness, Z j.
recovering and bids fair 20 get Well.
TIE SD news came from Ailntr1.
Springs this morning that Joan Denton
a this city was swing. He 4 tht ldsi 81
the frm q Tale, & Co. for long time
lur75er dealers and nili men here. ihe
0nly remaining ones "a all THE families
now ,eing Two u the little children ~
NJ. and Airs Talley and the Young wife
81 Mr. Denton
The railway Officials are oui in nice
card % thanks 10 their employees and ihe
citizens for their assistance So TIE ilre on
TUESDAY Corporations may not, he sc
souls bui their component paris hlye.
and 40 express themselves.
Mr.. ! vs. Baring, an old Resident, Is
L2rlly expected 20 recover, being pros
tTaie with q severe aitack VI Jieritoliiis.
The deugue Is prevailing 50 extensively
among the iaboring classes throughout
iii, entire section that IL is almost iln-
pos sIhle for saw-mill and other work TO
be carried on. II s. hoped the cod
Weather Sil soon put az end 20 this
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

Repetition is sometimes the only way
10 impress e truth upon The mind Ac-
cordingly take notice THAT Dr. Plercc's
Pheasant PurWtiye PelletF' tthc orig
innl Little Liver Pills. continue 60 De
wonderfully effective ID cases OF slck ami
nervous headache, constipation, indiges-
ton, rush OF blood 10 the head, cold ok
iremlties, and all ailments arising from
obstruction OF tie bodily functions.
Their action is thorough yet gentle, and
the Ingredients being entirely vegetable,
they can be taken with impunity into the
most delicate stomach. An druggists.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

As thc system Is 10y ieycr ana aguc, and
obstinate as that nalRdy IS, nevertheless,
Hostcter's Stomach Bitters VIII rcpair
the damage Ihgt IL does To The c0nsttu-
lion, aud eradicate every ;race OF 80.
Used as means Of prevention, il invarla.
bly, proves cfiectual The most malig-
nant forms OF malarial disease prevalent
tn the tropics, the dreaded caiea,pra OF
the Gnatemalan coast, the Chagrcs fever,
and other types of niasmatip maladles,
yield TO aud are prevented by IL. Not
only should Il be used on the first Symp.
tom OF chill, but ailpersons residing IN
localities where malarlal infection exist,
ia air and water. should take ii as a safe
guard. II is an Incompatible remedy ior
disorders OF the stomach and bowels, Tor
rheumatism, inactivity OF the bladder and
kidneys, and TOR debility aud bilious all.
ments