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New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
AccrsrD oF sIEALlNo Mlr0ArLD PIcIUALs

Oscar l1oisier Bcigian, of No. go Madison
St and solomon GOiciauX. OF south Fhth-aye., near
Hopsou- were ciars" IN TIE Jefferson Sihrhet Iollce
court Yesterday Sn tn OF No. 4o3 W Nest IWenY
second DpOIteI Of bac Drac and paintings. with
steang Oi paintings b. Forged order irOn tue
dOlVery OF the Custom House. 1t APPEARED tat
FrisIer partly empio ed Di sDytI sa ihus got ac
With the IdlrTs business ON SATURDAY e asked
t,Odclx hm to The Custom House iOl tnc
purpose identification. They went 10 Sn, Ia Custom
House broker oricr for paintings from him.
to The delivery clerk al the custom House
B Brown and GOdChauX signed the receipt iOf e
twenty paintings. persomiying u SmNlh Later III the
Syt down for the paintings and found he had been
anticipated. tie imt diacly To Police headquarters
tectVes soon found the truc.men Who cdTicd the
to 40 A. East kghteentn-si. hre they found
rroiser aud Godcau1 negcs ns ior the sac OF the pant
Ihe accused sdtcdthat they were the rea
tue panungs aud that Mr. snyth Simply al agent
OWING conhctiDg testimony Justice Duy &c Ouned
he CAS-
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
MAN WHO SAYS he FAKLD H4RD ~ BROOKLTN

Charles WcnschmeVcr age fifty, OF No .{yl
starfnu. Brooklyn Thursday 10 Cravy son.
money nom Williamsburg savings BaHR where G had
ano 800 lie Was arrested for AMI mn
m the Bedford Avenuc Police station. Brooklyn. Jusi
Nasler the day uncd SO. lie states thai an,
Leaving the room he taken down 10 The
prlsoLer-' pen a short time small wth a ngbf
uustaclc d Inn INTO the dram under lie
cOurro0m There H. O.d that he would have 10 nav
- oI 20 10 months. lie hdd his boo. with
i'm and pay he allowed L. gOtO Inc
bank ana money. Another man win him to
In, DunA AMI they ncIghbOlhOOi OF the
court rCI where he paid $50 IL TIE first who spoke to
INN. had money u get home Change
Vas given him ON las he stopped ai the again
draw more money. DUt II
ON ic ground hc not sober policeman took hin,
To- M Jerry Lu home The claIa makes AZ. 20
la, fu.t "a
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
STE1MERS DUE.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 20
SHIPPING NEUS
PORT OF NEwYoRK. MAY "a. IS
Al.IiIVEII.

steamer Serva iBrl. Mckay Liverpool MAY IL Queens.
town lu with nGsc ana passengers 10 Vernon ii Brown &
Arrived at the lBaI al o. jOhm
steamer mona tHE. brooks Liverpool MAY l5 Queens.
town 10 with udse and Uuuerhillt "a
ATTiVtd at the Bar at 9,am
steamer LANDAU City (Br. Gore Bristol g. Swansea
10 with mrsc to AIkc l. Douglass al
6lj pm.
steamer Furncssa (Br. edicrwicK Glasgow MAY lS Mo.
Nle WIN md-e ana passengers 10 Hendei Bros
Ts cd II the Bar AT IL
steamer Aiesa fr Nollat Marseillcs Apnl % Palermo
MAY hea1lo :. N1pes a. with mlsc and pas gers TO
fINtA Co Arrived al the Bar VI m
steamer AthOs tBri. Low. Maffha Nav s,vatia
g. thiihagrns - Colon Port iunn 49, mlse and pas
sengesto ln Iof"ood co. Arrvcd NJ the Ear AT g N
steamer Scotia r Lhpslcy HOIt Antonio Gay, with
suit 10 Mcft lfuit Co Arrived at the Bar at T. m
steamer Hanretd lNOr. Hansen, BaTacOa DAYS W IN
fTuii To IA DIN - ~
steamer Niagara Mcintosh sagua MAY H. Havana 4days
WIN Ldee ana Iajscne'rs - Jas Mard Co. Arrived at
III" Bar al IOaIn.
Steamer Caienielet. Iss. Fefaaatua Fla via Brunssck
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
NEUS FROM THE SUBURBS
1T WAS NOT A JOKE AFTER ALL.

y
Coroner Fschwind Of Union mn was IN formed on snnuny
piqht nv Young m IN had been XII n ann
into ditch near Jon-st. The coroner iskeh w" yo"ns @
for further particulars but to after S ne va ~ & "a
and starred 10 20 ont Coroner fschwind dctuel MN anu
the yonuy man only joking but me roIun'i .on
m 10 the no ice station and lockei him up Inc p'oDcI
gave hs name John Rrumm"r OF Hlum ~ nest.,iay M
of kossufh a. appeared pc"f.
and said that her husband was at
nv SUNDAY ileht anu 80 odiN
thought his He was IN danger inc
Tccor visited VOgc learned from him that TWO Young
mon one whom IA. recrgnlef John drummer knncNcd
him down kcse and jumped on nm trunnef was ar
rapucd before Recorder schccher and said that his other
f.,or. with min nght hu' denicn ali kuow
edqc ot the assault sd tina he had merely hoard ~ II
and thouch; tha; hs duty 10 inform the coroner
arrested yest"fd dtY afternoon anu c
aleo denied an know oxc the assault NOgc thinks he
muat been mistaken fOr other man a. hc never
had luy lI with the Brumm-rs They were committed
the County jail await the result OF NOscs injuries
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25

Ca and Port Royal with mdse and passengers 70 II
steamer Delaware winnctt Charleston days with mdso
"s stcamsr Ecanora bragg Portland with to Horao
Hall. ,...,,., yon,o9o Raw ,s dav..
wuh order vc.sei TO msser. .n,D,o, Road,
3, aavs With sugar to 9lmcnhorst to Par
ing Aiaayn Eve cieniuesos ls days with sugar to IA
with tbs susar az to to r"P"s y %imsrenS 70
ssg Ta,ae Gaias y .dn @ vd,e r,pf5 Taana Mano ro
sehr M Dem1s Hodgkns days with fruit to
sUNsrr-wlnd at sandy HOOK. light. ssw hazy. At CITY
Island. light sW. cloudy
Arrived yes'erlav-
steamer aIiolus ,Br, Sinclair Hamburg May Nortn
shields irry sy a, s m Ga, of vessel TO
Gsrs Meiris ,ni smith lendon SO days with md''
BAN chas ward Benrmann cardenas 10 days. with mo
lasses to ordor vessel to Miller Iioughton.
CLEARED.
steame wyomns Bri, Risby. Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer roma tBri Cave Loith Dundee Simpson
Steamer JeTonl CBrJ crimp Bahia Maranham sc-'oo'h
steamer Antiilas SPAN. zuvaga Mayasuez Ponce rh
steamer Gimoet ia Nor Baracol-h Dnm ionrv IS
steamer city OF Augusta NICHOLSON. SaVahhau "o''
steamer RroaRwatcr Jcnncy West Point. Va. and New
steamer ", anosc apocrs Norok. city Point and Rich
steamer Garrett rc"cr Batmorc-J. Kre%; ,rovvp
tara Amy Turner, Newell slngaDore-Nefhoh IL '''
Bark Friihiof (Nor, Johnson scttm- -Funch Edye& Co
Funch Edge & CO. M ,, g.
no,alia Ita Petfouzzi CadIz ard Seville -Hoyd&
Iincsc I,
Bark Albcmare Forbes Rio Janero via Ratmore-faul
Gerhard & Co
PugC sweeney. Robcrs Cardenas- WaydeH q 60.
Brig stacy clark Whitney, -antago0c CuDa-li ha"'o"
& 60.
Big Frida Ger, koop Brunswick, Ga-Funch Edye 20
SAILED.
Steamer Antias. for Ponce, PR Breakwaler' Newport
NcWs
Barks Brakka for IOn'vdco Montrose 81 Vincent VIZ
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL. NAV 2i-Arriyed. steamer Columbia Br Car
y ~ Il.
BRISTOL May 2i-Arnvei steamer Jersey city 3D. Hor
from New YORK.
Hull Nav 22Arrlved Buffalo lBr). Malct from
New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. Nav 2l-Arrlvcd steamer El0c iGct Rich
ter from NcwYOrk May 10 Oh her TO Brcmcn (aId pro
ccetledl
sailed. steamer Alcr Ger, Hnmemann, from Bremen
York.
L,RNR, May 25-~alled state of indiana tBr)
Iohe iOm Glasgow hence Tor Ncw York.
SHIELDS May l2Arrved, steamer Bassano tBr) iSeeu'
from New- YORK. 49,,
May - Arrived. steamer Circassan t'r Rch,
Montreal May l2 on her 10 Liverpool HHu
prOceedeG)
LIZARD May 24-Passcd steamer Thomas Allen (Br. STE
from Ncw.NOrk on her to LondOn
GOTWNBlRG, MAY lS-ArrIyed steamer Katie (Oerh
Schroeder from New. York. -
SHANGHAI. May 22-Arrlyed. steamer Westmeath Nbrj'
StOnehOuse from NowiOrs.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
BIcY4RD + ATEJy MAY RECOVER.

The condition of Richard t. Atkn. the stenog-
raphcr found nscnsblc IN the Twenty third St
siSuon Of second Avenue Ecv tea road IN saturday
night much improved yesteidiy Hcl- NOT ONLY con
sious perfectly rational in hs conversation and
from present appearances IN re- chance oi his recovery
ahoulh undoubcy lose the sight OF his 1he
Bellevue Hospital believe the story Of the
nccrc porter wilson Mann, who says That he Just pushed
Akin IA le Tell against The stove them the slate
Atku made orneT Mes-cmcr sunday nj
that the potter Mann sruck him with The sitting iron Oi tue
pears more probable.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
Jersey CITY.

James OConnor and his wife dissipated couple WHO I'VE
al Monticello drunk all day sunday
qnarrelcd frequently. About midnight OF the otlef
tenants the heard heavy fa and Mrs OC0nnor
found OF the uncOns c'Ous II was
found that o -r Os broken ana the end o one
had penetrated her Maggie lie aa a-c t"eNe "uo
the aIay. tnat OCOnnor struck
his She fell down stars rcsunably from
blows arrested andIs held 70 a" AT the
result OF his wies winch CONSIDERED dangerous
The boss BARRIERS Of Hudson have cOmpeied an or
nd schedule business hours VIII
effect June J. The shops will be closed at p M IN
Wednesday, II y Saturday and y. sunday. On
all other days the closing hour Will D. p m
The recently given the Uncd singing societies
OF Hudson ,Ouny realized +j2j winch Will be nNided De
tween Francis's, thrst's and II. Mary's Hospitals
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
THE NEXT BRIBE.TAKER TO BE TRIED.

Distrci-Attoney MARITIME laughed at a story told
III Montreal dispatches that attempts had been
ing ccrn of the New-YOrk Board of Aldermen, from
bis hotel IN Montreal Mr.. MARITIME saId that he
0Id 10; know ANYTHING about Mooney or his pres
en- acts and had not attempted to bring him to This
county by force. The next tnai of IA member of
the Board of Aldermen Of 1854 Is to take place IN
the Court of over and IcrnlucT early in June,
pronaby before Judge Barrett. Mr. MARITIME has
feit ed IN his own mnd which of the bribery cases
lie wI next call for tIial. but he does not wish 10
make publIc announcement OF ms decision lie
viii probably call one of the cases next Friday,
when The Court of oyer aud icmincr meets for the
last time in the present term. date for the trial
Of that case Will then be fixed
The suggestion has been made that the counsel
Tor the defence might object to Judge Barrett as
Judge at he trial OF any of the accused Aldermen
on the ground that he has intimated a belief that
Aldermen Grant and O'COunOT were the only hont Il
men OF the Board Of 1854 There Is no probability
that any such objection would be maintained.
Mr.. MARITIME is engaged on other branches OF the
bI berry eases but SAYS that 10 further di1c5iS III
be made immediately.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
MrsrCHEsTEE COUNTY.

YoNKrEs- The wife Of r. Edward Il. DeWOe rot out on
balcony Yesterday morning icll to The ground DIS
tame. o. ir.y cei. suffered OF tnc spne
which la, paia the Whole lover part ~ her Uoy Mis
eMOfc unbalanced III her nlni Or several mohth-
o sand Daniel ~lineuIin. an en-
move of the NV Aqueiuci, Shalt No t. ~un'ay
night badly nurt that he died after being
SIN SNG-JaInes pdde who shot John Fitzgerald az
No 3 on % sing ycsttri2F
mi he AOuriuCt Quilted barro)m
and Inen burned IT, they hghtng ana
LII .e the Welkin ring.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
MAKING uAR ESCAPE FROM DANcGHoUsE.

A Young woman who gave the name of Matilda
Clifton Dy Police Justice Massey In Bropsyn
y, the Coed ShepL 'Or months ~hc
aup ed help The house OF BshOp LOughn IN
on SUNDAY Her story that she away Om
The northern pTt Oi TIE state last ia ami
father diSO"net her on account o. this act:
send her assistance when she alpned for
IL then be, Inmate OF dance housc at No
her cloth taken rom her AT last abe became 1espe
drtelumcd 10 To DO TINS she took dTo be
innouy 10 auOi ner girl climbed Of window
Au0ner glrl ai her brooklyn aud policeman
paid Ler the Bridge TIE cOupan, against her
Inc court forth she uai mems OF support he
Iroe ,ol an Intention remaining the institution 10
winch size was and she sad several other grs Ia
tie dance house desired 10 escape.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
NEW.LERnEY TOWNS.

IoBoKEy-Fdwins spoerr Of the ree victims Of the
explosion at Am ndes last week died yesterday
morning Marys Hospital. John Wakenan Is the onsy
and his condition Is almost hope
MunsOn. "a the steamer Elder. be-
Ma, III. when the steamer three day
and jumped the side OF The vessel lie
a again.
lAHwAr-The OF samuel AyTes against the Ponnsyl-
vania RsilrOad damages FOR and thCn IN WIDEN
tracks the company Il has just been decided
supreme Ouri when the decision OF judge
Van ckie dccres the prop
ne IN the II he gIseW as est
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25

The annual meeting of the Produce Exchange
Will be held at 10 p 10 Ihe anLuu election will
place June T. There active
cutcd for aDle clear. ndep ent pupic spirited
bcrs toni the nccs m the Board Oi Managcrs An
painting OF President j. H. ItcrCA. painted by sub
scrpOns neni. be presented to
Exchange OF the b,s pictures brought 10 the
Exchange.
n ( annual mcoun, Of the cotton Exchange Will be held
next Iu, sday aud the election On June 7.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
An INSANE rAIILNr HANos HIlfsHHE

Gland BOcsch. age thIrty-tWO, an inmate Of tie
state Engrdnt Insane Asylum. NarIs and hanged
himself there sunday he suffered iiom melanchoa AID
han under treatment fOT IN ntn -i.day
M keeper attoAJcd hnn ct.,d away moment
iooI after alOIcr p1te1 ANA when he h. found
EOr~rh lIngng from n" Oi the window.
fa,iri Il lowell u the bars placed the
otuor hs neck. III, e. Just touched The
was promptly cut down but died soon after.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
Long ISLAND.

MIDDLE NUIAGE-PhlIp Neuweiler ard Henry VI nics The
with rob Charlc kollg and ds-autng
stevens & lggeNOud PARK. May =,
EnCkLan Yesterday. Ntuwellrr
was DISCHARGED a. cOmDsnnnts could not pO-i Sciy
identify Manner iurther examination
both charges.
LONG ,si AND CTY-Aderman T. j. Gleason has directed
OF a
t0day 10 act IN gnirlon lie says he 10 not har
uUuy with the
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
NEW-YOkK CITY.

Cortan Norman. of the tucboat John Smith,
fonud She body of an unknown drowned man heai
Bedow's Island
hinge bououet and several congratulatOry mes
sages were sent 10 Superintendent Murray yester-
day. He was appointed a policeman on May "a
1866.
By fail from scaffold at Hudson and Thomas
sts Yesterday james Ready. "A young IahOrer, proke
both his legs Tie was carried to the Chambers
Street Hospital
William Gipin the amateur Eng sh jockey, who
was so severely injured at CcdafhuIst week ago
last Saturday by fall, is slowly recovering at
Bellevue.
Flags were hying on the bridge Yesterday. The
little English policeman saId the Iigs were o up 10
celebrate the Queens birthday. The lrisn police
man said il was the third anniversary OF the open
Ing OF the Bridge.
The Guion steamship Arizona, which arrived YES
terday. Brought seventeen lcelandcr Mormons VINO
are under charge of Elder Cad and g0ngtO SpdnlSh
Fork Utah. The Nevada. which left Liverpool on
Saturday, has on board 2o2 Mormons
The Rev. DR. L II. Lincoln addressed the Bap-
tst ministers Yesterday on the . Duties and ien-
evangelist, gave an account o1 his experience III
England.
William Smith, of No. 90 ater-st., went to the
Oak Street Police station yesterday morning ana
said he had been badly beaten by stranger near
the Catharine Street Ferryhonse. One OF SMITHS
ribs was broken and he was taken to the Chambers
Street Hospital.
Mary Leniz age twenty-eight swallowed some
carboIc acId at her homc No. 325 East Fourteenth
ST. on Sunday nIstaking 1t for medicine which she
had been nsiug. She died IN great agony two houis
later. Coroner evy decided that no person was 10
be blamed for the accident.
A locomotive IN the ward of the Grand Central
Station yesterday knocked down Robert | lh0nas,
Of No. 423 East Eighty lrst-st. and cut on his
right arm and lett hand. He was carried TO Bche-
vue Hospital. apparently dying.
Search was being made by the police yesterday
for Thomas Egan, age ffty-Seven, who escaped from
tue insane ASYLUM at AmItyvllle, l.. l., on thurs
dav, and for Paul Cosgroyc. age thirteen, who had
run away from bis home at No. 242 East sixty
slXthsi.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25

CUTTING HIS OWN THROAT BY ACCIDENT
Thomas Kelly. 1ve WHO boards AT Raoad.aVe
and llcnlersOn-si jersey city. shaving himself on sun
wien keeps the house entered tue lOJH
and said JOKinRy
." LOOK out you cont cut your throat"
Kelly turned around and 81 couldn 30
II tried drew what he supposed 20 he ths back OF l.e
razor across his throat Blood spured out in large gua-
Kelly the edge instead the back O the Iaol
Dr. McGi summoned and found that Kelly had paItlay
the and some OF the arteries III
MEG II said the wounds dangerous, but not neces'
fatal
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25

face was covered with pale blue flame. IN anous
two honrs the entire mass had become consumer
and only a few pounds of gray ashes remained III
the bottom of the oven. These were taken a om'
later on and will be buried instead OF Delhg pre-
served IN an urn.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
SIATEN Island.

MmDIETOwY.-A German age sixty, employed by Francis
Butncr W. the road vest rIav,
be ding bullet wounds III his head over the rgh
eye Lsmbered. old l-iasiOned revolver with two
chambers empty his side lie removed t0
the smith lnnrnary IOmp knsyillc, Wh,Io The wounds
iata.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
BTRDS COMING FEOM NET-JERSEY ~ SNIP


adclphia passing Ahs-con SuudIy morning large
no, cauarios Dulnches and O,her board
took the rigging ana the hO1ses decK As
reached Atlantic klyn,
day the BIRDS began fly ashore aud swarm OF
ght many OF them The birds supposed have
from some avilrY on The JcIsey slOle
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Open,nc OF American Jockey Club Jerome FarS'
. - no, ,Y,urch
Funeral Of Mrs George II. Pendleton. H'ou O""'0"'
Nineteenth Century Club No 6 East Twen'y'thrd-st''
5 y.
Institution for the Instruction OF tie DcaI auu 1
anniversary exhibition. bfoai"H i"'o'"'0' ~
T. M. ,.,au match Polo
Grounds. $3.50 p ~ ,,,, DsI
rr,crl,Inncnt IN all o, Founding Asylum Del
mouico's. afternoon and evening r.,,
Burgess poisoning case. before Jusfice "eIue
Review Of Ggih Regiment, armory eyrnlnH - -
Citizens Reform Committee, Murray I H"ti, : p H.
MI I.ovI's lecture Central Congregational '""ic"'
S r. . =, q, ,....,. r,s,,,uto
University OF the CITY OF wY0rk-stevens ihsu'u'o
lacrosse match. Ilobokcn. $3.50 y. IN. ~,
American Iustitute Farmers Club, clinton Hail.
1880 p m.
Health and Police Boards meetings
Meeting Of the Pilot COMMISSIONERS.
Companies H. and X, 7th Regiment. rifle prac'Icc'
CreedmOOr.
Ncw~dealer. Union No l meeting. No 800 Fulton'st''
Brooklyn, -. III.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
JO1rv D,I-IER's DIVORCE SUIT.

Master In Williams he yan to IA % testimony
yesicfdv tity tho di sut Oi John niie
against bis Nf -arlh naucr. The couple married
1872 aud children who live with their aiher ~
Lave jersey I,er MANAGER oi thcd Nv
cry dep iTmrnf o. the torn mon American District
Telegraph companies In New Ork Mrs Dlulcr visited
South NorwaH. Conn., frequently ani in 1850 her hsa u
heard that she vlng therr III wfe Of Andre" fo
ter. Dauer 10 south 'orwalk IN NONembcr OF thh
year. h. hai been iniormeI that h wife had ven
birth T. twins ana him Alrca Hcnning. friend
Icnnng inquired for Mrs ostcr. Mira
allcr who ofcncd the door said that her and
her approached and accJst II her He s1d ne
had learned and Informed her that ne
would a divorce Diulcr testified Tat he hid not
lived with years and nall before the twnis
born.
Mr. O'NEALE'S HOMEMADE WILL
William J. G. Noale. Long Island CIV died some time
and will admit ted T. PROBATE Oes roay by -uf
NeCr OF queens County Tie document reads ss
follows:
Sept 10, 1899
viii TO
casey O'Ncalc SO.
tommy O'NeIc -,
Susan ~ Ncilc 81.
the rest belongs NY
wife.
Susan O'Neale
his
WILLIAM J. ONEALE
mark
Witness Tar Lawler
SiJOn -Cully
William Hearney.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
one or JAEHAES HoNDsMLN ~ TRoUBLE.

Policeman DAILY. of thr lAiiticlh Street station.
found dOrT JOsep o. I0Llr.le lqr
~l1tn-ayc open rund ~. Hai frc toG Chacs MeILOi
the bank c.rl. g. l I4oi oY4. Alderman
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
R1kEn's COMPOUND SARsAPARILLA

found give far better satisfaction than Ayers or
Hoods rhst they gIlrlnt' arrse 70 refund tn, money
sl. 1t contlins MERCURY OR POTASH Extra ars,
bottles containing II . OInccl - cents bottr5 s. tJe
sale only by tIKLR& son. 3j3 6th.ayer corner 22ds
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25

Jachno In Jefferson Market Police rour ao
several workmen sworr that they were mlxlhR W
O Oonnos shon Justico Duty dscharge hs DaItehue'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
Announcements

ALBERT LEWIS, VI. d., 7 Bcach-st., near West
Broadway y T. Hours IL 10 and 10 T. Dseas es Of the
system specially for the last forty years
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25

HENRY \. DANIELS. VI. D.,
lAi LcNington.ave., between 2)tn An 3)th ~
TOnIs--s to l. 5tO T. Diseases Of the Nervous Syste
Genlto rinary organs. Impotence anu sterli.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
as there no balm in Gilead ?


Thanks to Dr. Pierce there Is bam IN his Golden Ne'
cal DiscOvery"-a balm wound 10 Do attn fro,
cods coughs npton bronchitis. and achrohc DIOou
iuIg and liycr affections. OF dru si5ts
New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
BETHESDA!
Natural Mineral Spring Water.
DISCOVERED IN 1859
THE FAMOUS SPECIFIC
FOR THE CURE OF
DRlGHT'S DISEASE,
lDIaBETee; INFLAmMhT IONS, PAINS. AND
HEMORRHAGeS OF THE KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER; DROPSY, equity SWELL
INGs, DYsPEPelA AND ALL LIVER
AND URINARY TROUBLES.
Refernrrne

OF Distinguished men.
HON. PHILFTUS SAW
lYER, u. :. :. Of Wis.
IHOH. J. W. KElFEH,
lEx-Speaker of |. :. ". ofR
HON. CHARLES FOSTER
Ex-Governor o. OHIO.
HON. SALMON Z. CHASE,
Lsto Chief Justice Z. :.
Supreme Court.
HON. G. p. PACKARD,
Ex-Governor OF Louisiana.
HON. j. WENTWORTH,
Chicago. IN.
lPROF. ROBERT BAnIuO-
How. ". d.,
lPKOF. E.L.KEYES. ". D..
Cincinnati Lancet.
! HON. WM. WINDOW,
lTsfo Sccfy L. ;. Treasury.
lEX-GOV. j. NJ. ~ TX.
Of Wisconsin.
HON. NJ. A. STONE.
Virginia cry, Ncy.
| HON. j. II. COLBY,
Troy, y. Y.
lHOE. ROBERT HOWELL,
New Orleans, La.
HON, I, VI. OG DEN,
New Orleans, Ia.
HON. J. M.TYNER
Late Asst. T. ". e., Wash
ingtcn, y. G.
HON.STEPHFN f.fIEtD.
san Francisco. Cal
IT. REV I. b. FULLER,
D. D.. y. C.,
Bishop Of Niagara, Can.
REV. DIR. RIVERS,
Louisville, Ky.
REV. A. McNABE, d. D.,
Darlington. Can.
REV. WESLEY SMITH,
IliieI Ut =, Il.
REV. II. NJ. BROW y,
Youngstown. -.
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