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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-21

Delegates OF all the powers except the United
States ratified the Congo treaty at Berlin yes
terday.
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WASHINGTON wONAN IN
TROUBLE.

mrs. Mildred j. Brooks Accused fn
. New York Of selling Mortgages Far
nfture.
NEW YORK. April 2I.-Mrs. Mildred ]. Brooks,
Of Washington, was arraigned In police court
this morning, charged with having sold lot of
furniture on which she had given a mortgage
10 F. Il. A. Pew, n wealthy Canadian, for a loan
tion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-21

Mr.. CrOckef's Condition Unchanged.
NEW YORK, April 21.-The condition of Mr..
Charles Crocker, who was injured by the over
turning of his wagon yesterday, is about the
same, perhaps slightly better.
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DISCOVERY OF THE BODIES or THREE chill
DRES WHO HAD BEEN MISSING FOR MONTHS
QUINCY, ILL.,, April 2l.-The mystery sur
rounding the disappearance OF Eddie aud Chas.
hlusmeyer, aged IL and years, and Charlie
hailerbach, aged 10, has been dspelled by u
ghastly discovery. ON the 4th OF last Septem-
Der, the three children disappeared. and their
parents made search for them I'm vain, and
then offered rewards for their discovery. IL was
the general opinion that the children had been
stolen by river pirates, and adve rtisements
We're inserted In several papers sol Tn OF this
place, but no trace OF them ever found.
Yesterday man hauling sand was loading his
wagon near the river bank, and on lifting his
shovel was Mortified at finding he b sd cut tho
head rom a human body. Upon urther In
vestigation the bodies OF three children were
eNhumed from the sand bank and were identi-
fed as those OF the missing boys. IL Is thought
The boys were digging a cave I'm the sand bank,
when IL caved in aud buried them alive.
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kilograms to The Star.
A BATTLEHOURLY EXPECTED
Greeks and Turks Face to Face.
BRITISH DEFEAT IN BURMAH.
The Strike Situation Unchanged.
THE INHABITANTS OF sTRY STARVING.


Another Disagreement in Gen. shales's Case.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TODAY. Internal
revenue, S246,977; customs. 1896. 7Oa.
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THE NOMINATION OF MRS. THOMPSON,
Senator Beck and Representative Willis went
before the Senate committee OF post offices and
post roads to-day to urge favorable action upon
master, at Louisville KY. It seems that Senator
Blackburn, in behalf Of citizens OF Louisville
who are opposed to Mrs. Thompson's appoint
ment, went before the committee and asked for
an adverse report
Ex-coNFEDERATEs AS ARMY OFFICERS.
In the Senate to-day, Mr.. Riddleberger intro
duced u bill to repeal the section of the revised
statutes which forbids ex-confederates to hold
commissions in the United States army. When
the Logan's army bill was pending Mr.. Riddle
berger voted against an amendment to repeal
this section, and ibis one vote defeated it. 1t
was understood that he said afterwards he cast
his vote inadvertently.
NATIONAL. BOARD OF HEALTH.
Mr.. Cameron presented a petition in the Sem
ate yesterday from citizens of Pennsylvania,
approving the establishment Of the National
Board OF Health, and urging appropriations to
continue 1t In existence.
SUITS ON OFFICIAL BONDS
The House committee on the judiciary has
ordered q favorable report on Represent atiye
Reeds bill to provide that suits against sureties
on bonds given to the United states shall be
the termination II the office of the principal
therein of the bond be an official bond. or IN
broken If the bond be a bond given by anv ner.
son 20 whom has been awarded contract with
the United States; The bill also provides that
the accounting officers of the Treasury shall
adjust and settle the final accounts Of public
officers or contractors within two years from
the expiration of the term of office OF the oficar.
or within two years from the time of compIe.
ton or default In the contract
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS IN PUBcIo APPOINT
MENTs
MI. Storm (Pa.). from the committee on civil
service reform, reported q bill In the House
OF Representatives yesterday amending the
statutes SO as to give hororably discharged sol
diers and sailors q preference in public APP
potntments. House Calendar. THE report says
that the soldiers and sailors OF tho country have
the committee thinks that the demands Is just
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[E~ ARTIFICIAL TEETH WITHOUT
Ie,,s: Plates and Tooth Crowns for Broken and
We can refer, by permission. to a large number of
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thankful enough that decided to try the Growing
cI am very much pleased with the Crown operation
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me great pleasure 10 have you refer TO in regard
to the splendid work accomplished"
W. H. CHENEY,
References and circulars furnished on application.
c. L. ANDERSON, D. d. s.,
ap13-1m 6O1 18th St., cor. F. Sc NV.
caos0 W;'S OF
Phosphates, is popular and efficient Brain and Nerve
Ans sasSafd s1nss ManTr sa
in bottles or on draught with soda water It's
l%s A LARGE isx1 ASsSkTMENr OF GAS
No charge for Hanging.
Fine line Of Brass Tenders and AlrdIEons Also.
nib 53l 10Th it,
1Ns CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
This is to notify the public that Mr.. JOHN KEY
GTz sns
sfs
derive the benefits arising from this celebrated water
s3S 's pa anG 81
HIRAM KICKER & SONS,
Propretors OF the Celebrated Poland Spring,
ap5-1m South Poland, Maine
~ A FEARFUL WARNINGS!
Dr. WIN. B. HAMMOND. of New York, the ce.e
brated specialist that "n years this nation will be
perfectly baldheadedv'
This would be terrible calamity tn contemplate
land to be realized without doubt were 1t not for
Mrs. DIR. SEMMES' Electric Hair UestOrer. By the
use Of IT, and 1t Alone can such terrible fate be
averted
For particulars consult MRS. DIR. MINES, 1922
F st. D. W.. city. and 176 9Th ave-, New York.
mhS-wGs3n
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DEATH OF CAPT. BAILEY.-Capt. Thomas N.
Bailey, of the engineer corps. stationed at Will
let's Point, N. Y, died yesterday
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The journeymen tailors Of Lynchburg. Va.
are on strike.
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MESSENGER APPOINTED.-DanielD ougherty,
Of New York, has been appointed messenger to
Assistant Secretary Smith, of the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-21

THE COMMISSIONERS of the Soldiers Home
held q meeting at the Home this morning.
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PATENTS IssUED.-Patents were issued yester-
day to citizens ofthe District as follows: Chas A.
Cotterill and A. Conner, jr., lead pencil; Chas.
w. Hayes, horseshoe; Christopher Riessner, Oil
stove: K. s. Lawrence, carburetor; Geo. w.
LlegIer, portable swing or cradle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-21

PETER BONNET, of New Jersey, has been APP
pointed chief of the revenue marine division,
vice e. w. Clark, resigned,
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Many Of the 18th Regiment boys are bicyclers,
and take great pleasure In doing the capital On
wheels. They are delighted with the asphalt
streets, and all the available bicycles in the
to-day. Many preferred . wheel around the
city to-day 70 the trip 70 Mount Vernon.
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1NsPECTORs.-Col. ]. G. breckenridge inspec-
tor general, has been ordered to act as inspector
on certain recruiting property, &C., at Chicago,
for which CAPITA G. Hennisee 9Th cavalry, is
responsible. Capt. John NJ Marshall, assistant
quartermaster, has been ordered to inspect GER
tain clothing garrison equipage at Philadel-
phia, for which Capt. Chas. G. De Rudio is re-
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CHIEF CLERK YoUMANs, of the Treasury de-
partment, has gone to New York on public
business, to be absent until the middle OF next
week. Mr.. E. B. Daskam Is acting chief clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-21

week. Mr.. E. B. Daskam u acting chief clerk.
AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TODAY
were Secretary Whitney, Attorney General
Garland, Gen. Sheridan, Gen. Schenck, Sena-
tors Van Wyck, Wilson (Md), German and
Cockrell, Representatives McAdoo with VIM.
Q. Mcdowell, Buck, Ketcham, Z. ]. Campbell,
Tucker. Bingham and Warner co., Geo. Wads-
worth a1d ladies, of Buffalo, and g. w. Ladd,
OF Bangor.
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THE EVENING STAR.
ADJUSTMENTS.

HARRIS BIJoU THEATER
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Matinees at2 Evenings at g.
THE WILBUR OPERA COMPANY,
IS Artists As Artists
Is Musicians Is Musicians
In AUDRANS Three-Act Comic Opera,
THE MASCOTTE,
As Produced by the Company Over ]. 200 Times
Admission Matinees-Holdays Excepted-20 cents:
Children. Half Price.
Night Prices-25 to All Parts of the House. Fl
NEW NATIONAL THEATEk
THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING
LAST TIME OF
MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
AsCALEB PLUMMERin
CRICKET ON THE HEARTH,
And MIR. GOLIGHTLY In
LEND Me FIVE SHILLINGS,
SUPPORTED BY HIS COMEDY COMPANY
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, and Satur-
day Matinee.
RIP VAN WINKLE
SPECIAL NOTICE
The Box Sheet for sale of seats for the engagement
of the BOSTON IDEAL OPERA COMPANY Will be
opened TOMORROW (THURSDAY) MORNING at
$50 at Box ONCE of Theater- ap2l
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DEATH OF AN ARMY OFFICER.-The adjutant
general was informed by telegraph last
evening of the death of First Lieut.. Louis
W1ihelm1, of the LIST infantry, yesterday, at
Mobile.
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The Infantry assembled &C the afmofy 6 3
o'clock, and escorted the 7th % the Baltimore
ana Potomac, where The latter took specia1
trains for home, going on with The ohseu e -
crowd
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IMPORTERS OF FRENCH WINES. COGNACS,
Il CHAMPAGNES AND COEDIAIS.
Ordinary French ClaretS. 81 and 81. so per doz
California Clarets, Suc ga Zinfandell superior
S5, AND burgundy s.: so per doz
All wines received directly, which Is q guarantee Of
their purity Wins Francois de toutes sortes en- caisse
ap19-1ms
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The SECRETARY of the Treasury yesterday
afternoon issued call for $4,000, 900 three
per cent bonds. The call will mature June /.
ENSIGN P. w. HoNRIGAN has been ordered to
duty at the naval observatory on the LIST Of
May.
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IT, WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
- UNION Gospel Prayer Service. Central
Union Mission Rooms. 300 Pennsylvania avenue
bers and friends invited. all3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

(f~ FOUNDRY NJ. E. CHURCH.. CORNER
- 18th and q sts, Rev. DIR. II. MAYOR.
pastor.-Specal services suitable in commemOraton
OF events observed will be held in this church be-
ginning This "wednesday Evening, Thursday Eve
ming and On the night of Good Friday when DIR. NAY
LoR will preach before the Columbia Commandery Of
Knights Templar The public invited. Its
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To- NEW ISSUE OF STOCK.
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
ASSETS MARCH Is. 1885, s6ll. 554.76

Subscription books are now open for shares in the
18th issue. Subscription and payments can be made
at the office of the Association daily, from $50
Monthly payments are 30 So
Pamphlets explanins the object OF the Association,
IT'S advantages. benefits, &C., will be furnished and
Thomas Somerville President-.-...3ls 18th St n W..
DR.. A. J. Schafhirt Y. Pres Druggist & NCap SITS
Geo w CASTELAR,, I'd w. Pres't n NV.
Fred ". Pratt and Life ms Agt, 9th and sss
T. Gardpe9 Endot1se, Public 1i d Printer e,
Dr. Geo. W. General Ss si 6ie St
Ros a. Fish Assistant Register Treas Dept
Hon Ellis Spear -.--..Socitor of Patents e27 + NV
f anos Gross; Humber dealer sth and SITS Sc
B; Robinson; Parker & Co.. clothiers
GaS Teller and Gas CO. s6sh St
Jas b. aville.-Attorney- ataw, Glover Buiig, F St
H. k willard Columbia Fire fns i4i ei S nw.
DR.. Robt Reyburn sr... ONCE 1871 p W.
J. W. Boteer Sec Mutual Fire ms Co 9th and Pa av.
r: r. Howser b. and o. Ticket Agt, 18th and Pa av.
j. d. Free. 1343 st NV.
JNO. JOY EDISON. Sec'y,
Office OF ST., I'd floor
Office hours: $50 m to 4:3O daily. ap17-1w
T w. E cLA hH1ESkS CONTRACTOR AND
Invites those who desire to build to call him for
estimates for building and will guarantee-sfter the
Of May that the cost of building by him will be
more than $35 to the 81 900 more than in the past
and employing none but the best Union hands he will
intrust~ to him.
Orders left at
Fourth and Boundary sta n. W.,
New houses, ID at. near It'll st. W.,
New houses, d st.near 10th St q w.
Office. 81 st., after April 10th,
shop, ZIG LIST st. W., ap54w<
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
SAD ACCIDENT IN THE WHITE MOUNTAIN

SAD ACCIDENT IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
The big snow arch in Tuckerman's ravine
5000 feet below the top of Mt Washington, and
southeast of it, fell in Saturday, instantly kill
ing Sewa Faunce, the l5years old son OF a
Boston lawyer, and badly hurting Miss Mag
gle Pierce OF New Bedford Young Faunce
and Miss Pierce belonged TO party of III who
had driven over from She lburn to see the ra.
vine, the Crystal cascade aud Glen Ellis falls.
They were resting near the arch, when 1t fell,
and Faunce was crushed beneath SIN feet OF
snow and ice, while Miss Pierce was only en-
veloped up to her waist. Her Injuries are not
serious.
Willie Gleason of Whitefeld, n H. IA years
DID, q son Of the late w b Gleason, WAS killed
at the Mt Pleasant house yesterday. lie was
bell boy at the hotel, and had temporarily TAX
en- the place of the elevator boy. He mad been
missing for short time and when found his
head was between the upper beam of the ee-
vator on the top of it and the ceiling above. lie
had evidently climbed TO the top of the eleva-
tor ami started il upward wh,n caught and
crushed.
The first DAVIS exercises of the annual Uni
tartan grove meeting at TIE Weirs, Sunday was
attended by 1000 people. Tue n .rning servlc-
es opened with short address OF welcome by
Rev S c Became of Salem, Mass. The scripture
reading was by Uniyersalist, Rev Mr. Bailey
of Worcester, and Rev + Libbey OF tn;
weirs, a Methodist, offered prayer. The
morning sermon was presched by Rev Philip
Thatcher of Augusts, Me, and the afternoon SER
mon by Rev De Mayo of Brooklyn, n \, on
the subj, ct drawing Peop.e," from the text
"If | be lifted up, will draw all men unto
me-" A praise meeting led by Rev 5 Gilman
of Concord, was held IN tie evening. Rev
Charles 81 John of Northampton preached
Monday and there was conference and deyo-
tionil meeting. There was also an address by
Hon j w Paterson. On Wednesday Gov
r. binson OF Massachusetts WIS present ard
delivered an address, followed by Hon III A
Horton of Salem, Mrs Z II Jucklns Of Lowell
and others. sh7i=
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30
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5lw3w OH CARPENTER. co'nul7' toners.
] STATE OLE VERMONT
ALICE NJ HOWE

ALICE N HOWE v, STATE ! C OF VERMONT,
CHARLIE HOWE. J September Term, A D 1856.
Whereas, Al'ce NJ Howe, petitioner in The above
entitled cause, filed her peition in the Office of
the Clerk of the Windham County Cour.. dated the
18th day of July, 1886, setting forth in substance
That on the LIST day o. February, 1919, at Windham
in the rountypo of Windham, che married to
Charlie L Howe, of Wilmington, by one Charles L
Frost, who was duly empowt red by aw to Sc lem
nize mari ages that she lived with the said Charlie
l., in careful observance of the marriage covenant
on her part, until the first day of November last
on which day the said Charlie l. abandoned the
petitioner and went without the State, to wit, to the
ty of New York, where he has since remained;
and further Betiug forth, that the said Charlie l.
treated the petitioner with 1ntoerable severity
during their ntermarriage, and that the said Char
lie l., being of sufficient pecunary ability to pro-
vide suitable maintenance for the petitioner, with
out cause, grossly, wantony and cruelty neglected
and refused, and still does neglect and refuse
do That they have two m nor children named
Walter j and Fred Howe, and aged five and six
years respectively; and praying that the bonds of
matrimony between the petitioner and the said
Charlie j. may be dissolved, and bill of divorce
granted her. tie custody of said children decreed
to her and the household furniture allowed to her
almony. Now, therefore, it having been made
to appear that The peitionee resides without this
State, it ia hereby ordered and directed that the
said Charlie l. Howe make his personal appearance
before the Honorable Wndham County Court. next
to be convened at Newfane, on the second Tuesday
of September, A ID 1886, at which time and p
the aforesaid petition is made returnabe, and make
answer thereto and that the said petitionee be no
tilted of the said petition and of this order by pub
fishing the substance of said petition and this
order three weeks successfully In the Windham
boro, Vermont, the last publication of which shall
he six weeks before the commencement of said
September Term of said Court.
Given under my hand at Brattebcro, this 18th
day of July, A D 1886.
KITfREDGE HASKINs, Deputy Clerk.
MARTIN & EDDY, Att'ys for Petitioner. 49wSw
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30
GOSSIP OF STATE POLITICS.

The state fair managers will try to secure Nj
BlKsne for their orator this year.
There is considerable hope of defeating Smith
Wright for senator In Chittenden county.
The Bennington county Republican convcn-
ton Is to be held at Arlington next Wednes-
day. a ls1fp
movement Is developing in Lamoille county
to nominate Judge Poland on the Republican
ticket for state senator.
The Barton Monitor believes the stories
about Col Hooker's still hunt for congress and
cries loudly to CIRCUITS friends to be on the
alert. tp.
s G Shurtleff, the able and vigorous Demo-
cratic nominee for governor, will address the
Orange county Democratic convention next
week Saturday.
in Burlington, VT, and insisted upon his a. =,
500 notwithstanding he failed to draw ,h"u %
that paid one-fourth Of it.
Atkins did not have everything a @ b. ,vo, IL
have liked it in the state conve' ,tion last weak
He wanted to nominate F w Nc ' Gsttrick For 70,
congress, but couldn't max q it work. e'' ~
tis claimed that llOo. Republican signatures
have peen Obtained y the petition asking Cap
John a sheldon = run as an independent can
dida'e Ior Senat ar in Rutland county.
Inc Sws ,Aton Sentry and Richford Gazette
Dotn W. 4eve in project by Gov Smiths sup
por" IS to coalesce with the Democrats In case
".ey fail to carry the Republican convention in
I Franklin county.
| 1t is said that the program of the Sheldon
| mass convention in Rutland county next week
| is to place Ozro Meacham and Cyrus Jennings
| two first class Democrats, with Sheldon and an.
other Republican on their ticket for senator.
The Manchester Journal is scared at the pros
ha RAM n Gn fu prnh mi cfc
| will put county ticket of their own into the
| field, and also run separate candidates for town
| representatives, and thus throw the county, al.
ways close, into Democratic hands.
| 1t was bitter sarcasm for Caledonia county ia
| present as candidate for senator the man who
killed Its candidate for lieutenant governor, but
worse yet the suggestion that Josiah Grout OF
Derby he elected speaker of the house for he
filed the grave in which Col Fairbanks was laid
at the state convention.-[ Herald and News.
The Democratic caucus ia Bristol passed res
olutions thanking Senator Edmunds for his
help in the campaign of 1854, and expressing a
hope that bis valuable assistance will be render
ed again in 1883; and the anti. Edmunds men
are discussing them as if they were meant for
anything else than burlesque on their own
arguments.
The call has been issued for the convention Of
the Sheldon boilers in Rutland county, and it is
to be held at the Rutland town hall next
Wednesday at IL a m. Those are invited to
participate who are dissatisfied with the pro
ceedings of the "so-cailed" Republican county
convention, and who "hold that honor and ius :
tice should demand a higher feaIty than parti-
sanship." This doesn't dove tail very closely
with the Mugwump-voting professions of their
crowd. ~
The Burlington Free Press fears fusion of
the Democrats and anti-Edmunds Republicans
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30
MISFORTUNE'S VICTIMS.

Daniel Reed OF Pitsord was recently throw n
from a carriage at Ludlow by anunmanagsa-
horse and seriously injured. 1ofa. ,''.
Pat Conelly OF Braintree while round his faith
er's horse had the misfortune to have the horse
step on his foot, amputating his toe.
Cora, a years old daughter OF A H Gamble OF
Barre, attempted to walk on the top OF fence
last week and fell off, striking on her right arm.
Her shoulder was dislOcated and the arm badly
broken.
Hugh Adams of Sosth Ryegate met with a
serious accident Friday MOI ming. While driv-
ing down steep hill with a load or goods, a
strap broke, letting the wagon OF the horse.
The horse ran, and in attempting to pass
another team, Mr. Adams, together with horse
and wagon. was thrown over a calvert upon a
pile Of rocks. When picked up few minutes
later be was unconscious and was found to be
badly bruised and cut about the head and
shoulders.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice, having
had pla ed in his hands by East India mission
airy the formula of simpc vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permanent cure of Cor resumption,
Bronchitis, CliarTh. Asthma and ali Throat aud
Lung affections, also a positive and radical care
for Nervous Debility and all ScrvoI- Complaints,
after having tesled lie wonderful curative powers
in thousands of cases. has tell il his duty TO make
kno <n to his suffering fellows. Aauated by this
motive aud a dcsire 10 relieve human suffering,
will send free Of charge, 20 all no desire it, his
recipe in German. French or Engl sh, with full
direcfioBs for pre- iaring and Bsine Sent by mail
b, &C dressing with stamp, naming this paper, w A
II TKs, lle POlcer's Biock, Rochester. ~ D.
9g.eowly