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New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
BROOKLYN.

The number OF building permits in May 2JO;
this was / 10 less than i'll May, 1850.
Mayor Whitney Il being urged to appoint Boss y
Mclaughlin "a member of the Board of Education
The Bridge carried 1872 800 persons on Monday. the
largest number any day since he opening day.
Police Superintendent CAM bell asks all PERSONS
vito intend leave tleir houses vacant TO inform the
police.
Captain John Z. Downs. formerly of tie New-IIaycn
line of steamers died at lis home No. 321 Tw elith-
ST. on Sunday, at the age OF forty-iive.
In the absence of the family of Graham Bandy of
No 446 Washiugton-ave., on Decoration Day, thief
stole diamonds worth S227 from the house.
The new First Precinct Police Station in Adarns-st.
was occupied Yesterday for the first time. The CITY
Hall Police Court will occupy part of the balding
in a few days
segfIcd Lens,et six siartel for Jersey City yes.
terday. lie lett MS nome, No. olU Llaycts.aye and
paid fare the elevated road to the Bridge. Ilt he
had money To- 20 further and stopped while try
ing TO steal across the Bridge promenade.
Mrs. Mary Stewart, age seventy, who said she bad
no home, attempted TO commit suicide yesterday by
jumping from the wharf at the foot of Kent-st She
was rescued by Italian sailor and taken to ST.
Catharint's Hospital,
The officers of the Brooklyn and Long leland Cable
Railroad Company state that they aot willing to
undertake the construction of the proposed elevated
railroad in Atlantic unless o cents fare can be
charged except IN commission hOIrs.
w G. Shul who was sent to the Kinps County
P-ntentiary last year bv Police Justice Walsb upon
charge of assaUltug Flora Hickey and was aterward
released the x pund OF detective proceedings has
begun suit 10 recover $4,000 damages from tho
police justice
The prOtraced contest between the Aldermen and
City Works Commissioner Conner over the contract
foI coal TO supply the water pumping engines was
ended yesterday. The Board voted TO approp-ia
Sl24, Il3 for the purchase OF the coal
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
DYING FROM THE EFFEOTs OF A BEATING.

The police of the Thirticth Precinct were
yesterday Informed that man was dying at No. 5o2
West one hund hftbst from the effects
OF a b eating received a fortnight Detective Me-
sherry found John NJ. ParkEurst, wdowcr with three
children He was UNCONSCIOUS The bousekeeper told
the stOry related by The injured man while he still
able speak 1t WAS to the effect that about IL.
Vile G. Smith, No. ll3 Nassau-st. The proprietor and
another man, who Parkhurst thought a COUSIN OF
Smith, wero playing With HIM. After number OF
games had been played, ParkhGrst accused Smith ana
his com panion OF cheating Following this charge came
an attack from the effect Of which Parkhurst is
thought to be dying. lie said that Smith struck him
with what lie thought pair OF brass kDuckes fell
ing him the floor Boih men, he said then began
beating and kicking him ami threw him out OF the place
Detectives Mcsherry and Shovey did VI succeed in
stiug Smith last evening.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
DETROITS BADLY BEATEN.
THE PLAYERS EOT HAMPERED BY CROWD.

GOOD wOhK BY The HOME NIHE-METs DEFEAIHD
ny CISCiSNAris.
The New-YOrk and Detroit clubs had clear,
unobstructod field at the Polo Grounds yesterday. aud
the local club with sonethDg to spare. ABOUT
spectators many people coming TO see
the gane they started to on Monday but did not
The New.York played with the spirit and dash that
their work OF carly OF last season
Grnu Pearce. player OF some reputation acted rs uiu
pre and gave general satisfaction. ORonrKe caugn1
again and did excellent work. Baldwin, Detrots WIN
ming pitcher, batsd hard when the game was DALI
over that he ssut into tho field Gerharit made
marvellous catch OF u line hit In the sixth inning Benz
nett, Rowe and Esterbrook played finely. Connor
seemed to have rcgsncd some OF his old batting powers
Beth mines retired in one two three order IN the
opening inning and the second was a!ostan exact ope
ttion Of the first In the third inning ths hearts oi e
spectators sunk Into their boots as the Visiting players
scored and took tho lead. Bennett. the hrst
striker reached first called balls went to second on
Bald wins sacrih and to third similar good play by
Bennett scored on error Ivy kcefe who dropped
the ball ne home plate afler 1t Lad been thrown we'll
by Kourke. In the following inning the home players
out at second Crane then threw tho ball wildly to first
base and Ewing made tho circuit Of the bases before mo
sphere could bc got back into the diamond In the hth
ianng all dis,rust in the OF the home players
vanished. The Western nine apparently lost courage
Dorgan the second striker reached first by
Crane. A hit to centre field by Esterbrook advanced
min base and a two-baso hit 10 right field by keefe
sent In tho two runs. Gerhardt was retired. but
O'RourLe hit safely and Keefe scored Connor kept up
O'Rourkc went to third. Ewing went to first base ny
another bundor by Crane and both o Onrke and Con-
nor scored on the error hit by Ward Ewing
third and the nnbe baserunner actually stole home
Ward was thrown out ana the inning ended with tho
score al 7 to in favor OF tho New York nine.
IN the SIKH Inning BALDWIN was taken out OF the
pitchers box and Richardson took his place. Bennett
also positions with Rowe the latter going in 10
catch In the seventh inning the local players so)red
After two men were out ORDurkc made
three nit to left field and scored hit to centre
field by COnnOr. In the eighth inning kcefe Was not so
effective and the Detroit scored another Brou-
thers made hit went to third hit by Richardson
aud scored hit to right field by Thompson. In the
ninth inning the Detroit team scored two more runs
reached first base by rd, and second
on three base hit left field by Bennett. Crane was
put ont n fy field and Bennett scored
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
10 PURIFY THE ITALIAN QUARTER.

The Ladies' Health Protective Association
held ITS last public meeting for the season Yesterday
afternoon In the Beekman Hl Methodist Episcopal
Church. Mrs SPARKS the president OF the soclety
sided. The committee that had. In company with Health
Inspector Johnson paid visit 10 tho Italian quarter
and stables between Eighty ninth and Ninet yfth
the East SIDE, reported that they found things in
a depiorable condition. 1t was decided to call Mr..
Berghs attention to the manner ia which the
keptin OF the stables. and the owners or property
ia the Italian section lave been Informed OF the chrd
condition OF some OF the houses This district will he
visited again by the committee on Friday In regard 10
the East Ryer slanghIer'h0uses was stated that Ill
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
JERSEY CITY.

singular accident. resulting in the death Of An infant sou
occurrad SUNDAY az Mrs pun
cansons house No 49, Ccelnaye The mother went ont
the the high chan with strap ana 10
the infant slipped down In the char anu was
chOked u death ny the strap.
John LYNCH a aborer employed In blasting TO * in the
Pennsylvania Railroad struck ~ Tying stone yes
terday and instantly killed
Charles Orlesby age seventy a pauper from the aims
ill., struck Green wool Lake tram
the Penn Won Creek bridge yesterday ana instantly
killed.
Bernard Rourke age hirtvve. OF No. IS Jay-st super
the enn9yv1nia Ralroai cut WAS
by sone-car yester and both his legs cut OIL
His injuries thought to be fatal.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02

tarned runs ,D,tfolt y NewH ork Iir, Base Dy e,'
/; New. York. !. struck out Detroit. 3 New.fork g.
Left on bases-Detr0t New-York. 2. Total base hits
Detroit H. New-YOrk Is. Three base hits-Be nnett l.
O'K0urse !. Two base hts-C0n,er. ], Kecie l. Double
plays-Ewng aud serDroOS Benne Crane and Bronthers
Stolen has s-Ewng. VIA pitches Richardson l. Passed
baiIs-Bennctt l. Umpire Mr. Grace Pearc- Time-Z
hours.
The Metropolitan and Cincinnati mines played at
Staten Island bcfOie a limited number or spectators
The match was fairly Interesting The Western players
batted Cushnans pitching all over the field and won
easily. The was a tie up to the eighth inning
when the Cincinnati by free batting scored half
dozen runs. base balls nIts by snyder M'sArey,
Lewis Jones and Fenncly twobase hts by Lewis ana
Baldwin and an error by Roseman made the six rms.
Corkh injured ami retired in the eighth inuing
Tne score follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
CROWDS TO SEE THE FLOWERS AT RIVERSIDE

The park policemen We're taken by surprls,
at Riverside yesterday morning when partirs Of ladies
began to arrive as II light to .es tho flow
ers the tomb Of General Grant. BY 9 o'clock the
crowd Was so great that the police fOrms barrcae
by placing row OF park benches at distance OF ten
feet from the entrance OF the tomb No was per-
mtted inside Of this line. The sentinel was surrounded
early Dy the VISITORS AMI had been obliged captu ate
before tho arrival OF the detail OF police. One Of the
pocemen said that 1t more difficult keen the line
moving than on the days whsn there han been the
largest crowds At Riverside. Many OF natural now
had FADED badly last evening and had be
but most OF the pieces remaining will keep good con-
ditiun Tor some time TO
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
NEVS FEOM THE SUBURBS
NEITHER WIFE NOR MONEY MESSING

A man whose excited men betokenci % state of mind
bordering up3D distraction dasnen into police officers
house at 1arrytown yesterday morning with the cacu
laton. She's gone!" Observing that this Information
dl greatly startle the officer he supplem MED "
with tho deSpairing cry: And NV two buDdr d ana
forty dollas are also gone" Gradually Gaining into
cohcrency tho husband stae that hi wo had ystcri
Onslv Disappeared. lie demanded that all the police
machinery Oi TarrytOwn he SO: at work AS tao police
stDo rnminaing woman passed. by across the
street t was the missing wi o returning from an caly
stroll with pal ptatnp heart tho husband asked about
tho cash found that IL safe at home. The nus
band will hereafter carry he family purse.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
RACING AT JEROME PARK TO-DAY.

TIE PROGRAMME LIGHT ONE HOR rs THAT
SHOULD WIN.
The programme for to-day at Jerome Park is
no as full aud good as the have been 1t may al
most be called day and II Is without any par
tcuar inducements call for largo attendance Not
single stake 20 be Tor and the races may all be
called overweight contests For the first race,
egLths OF mie. Sutrr his recent form should win
though Duplex, IL lie gets of well will press him hard
ana n jimmy" Mclaughlin rifles the Duke OF West
will hurry both OF then Blackstone should
he rt under In the second though Burch.
n ne gets of we'll may I'm and ought to
ne second On the face OF H. looks altogether wrong
to lin MI Wiherss horses TO win many In
ssv hut he really ought to win with Long Stop the
third race and Inspector B should get tho place The
again Mr. Withers ought TO win the fourth race with
TX and Heel l-And-Toe shoad second. The
folio wing are the entries:
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
AyACTOR ROUGHLY HANDLED

Early the morning OF May ~ William II.
southari. an acor, ms 10 his home No Fast
Eleventh 1T, stopped ia at the liquor shop No
He that after brief delay there he set upon
by several acting concert who hun Sc oral
blows on the head ana face knocking him down and kicking
the BODY almost he
cOntusiCps the head bad Of IN
teeth Knocked out lie has n under SURGICAL
and hts saants Monday
night Cabin and Roundsman Erien OF the Esse
Market tOuIt squad arrested John steele
-Four lAave and Henry Remington broker Of Tenth n
and -Four ave- CD warrant obtained BY Soutard They
Identified yestoffaY Easer
by bita snd each held fOl trAl by Justice Nelde
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
OPENING THE MASONIC GRAND LODGE.

ADDRESS OF THE GRAND MASIER-IHE TEMPLE
DEBT QUESTION.
The opepng ceremonies of the Grand Lodge ot
Freemasons Yesterday were attended by a thrcng
of prominent Masons that filled the Grand Lodge
room OF the Temple at Slxth-ave. and twenty
thIrd-st to the doors At p IN. Grand Marshal
Washington f.. CoDnor escorted Grand Master
Frank K. Lawrence from the anteroom to the
Grand East, while the crowded as'embiage arose.
George W. Morgan played the organ with nne ei-
feet and military band from II. Ceclle Lodge
contributed to the music. Among those present
were j. Edward Summons, Charles Rooine, james
W. Hustled, James Gibson, Gin on T. rage, Joseph
d. Evans Edmund l.. JUdson and George II. Ray
mond. After the opening exercises the Grand Mas
ter delivered his annual address, part OF which was
as follows:
The relations OF this Grand Lodge with other Grand
bodies remained or tue most frateraa and hsrLo-
nous character Esewh.re throut Iont me MssUhc
world such appears also to be the general conatoh o
affairs single exception exists TO this happy state
the Grand Lodge OF England and the Grand Lod.e Of
Quebec, which brought TO my notice In August
Grand body, including an edict procalmng: certain
lodges located at Quebec, and WORKING under the
Ill gal Ine dispute thus unicatci to the Masonic
worlds OF long standing aud presents little ths' is
new to those cOnversaIt with Masonic affairs
Several foreign hoics, claiming 20 be just AMI law
fully constituted Grand Lndges, Will present their claim.
Lodge such claims Will doubtless receive careful
scrutly the hands Of the proper committees. In
der questions likely disturb the future peacc OF
the Masonic world as far possible he avoided, 1t
suggested tnat grea care Dc taken to ascertain the
precise condition of affairs "a 10 ctinE claims Of
Jurisdiction within tue territory over which these bodies
claim authority before they are accorded recOgnon
In regard paying of The Temple debt the abolition
of the per capita tax upon the complete payment OF tho
| existing debt. the immediate exemption from that
charge OF every lodge paying It's raiahe share. pro-
vision to eule lodges which nave contributed during
tho past year the benefit OF such contributions and
further enactment requiring the concurrence OF tho
before any future tax shall he created form as II
me. just. safe and practicable plan. which,
without imposing any additional charges, Will provide
for and speedy lifting OF this onerous ANA long
CONTINUED burden and for the restoration Of the craft
to the happy condition existing before Its creation
The reports of the grand secretary, treasurer and
pre- ,ldcnt of the trustees of the Hail and Asylum
Fund were referred to their appropriate commit
tees. John c. Graves, of Buffalo, was appointed
Commissioner of Appeals place of the late Will
lam 1. Woodruff, and q recess was taken until
| n'cLOrk Ihls morning.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
rIfTn RACE. SELLING. y MILE.
HANDICAP uURDIr R,cF. Ia MILES.
BErTING AT THE RACE TRACK.

The Board of Police on Monday appealed to
Corporation Counsel Lacombe for advice TO the de-
gree OF sinfunsss Of method OF betting Faces
at Jerome Park. Mr.. Lac0mbo replied yesterday that
the Dlstrict-Auorney ought to decide the point
Sergeant sutee OF III. Twelfth Precinct attended the
Jerome PARK races Monday. ana when he loft there
he took Two prisoners with him. lie charged hem wtk
bOOkmaaing, aud Justice Gormnn bold them IN 800
BAH each in the Harlem Court yesterday. They are
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
WHAT * GOING ON TO-DAY.

American Jockey Club races Jerome PARK, 23o D. IN
Class day at Columbia College. 3 D. IN
Park Dock AMI Aquciuc; Commissioners mccth9s.
Board of Aldermen. noon. , -
Citizens meeting. Academy OF Mus'c' u "'
Board Of Education. p III.
Convention of Freein isOns. Mts)nic Temple ,
New.York- X ansas CITY baseball match, Polo Srouns'
y. ,,,- ,t, 49,, -
Phi Beta Kappa. Columbia College Library. p IN
Constitution Club. No 81 Mtfson-ave. p m.
IIorse vs. bIcrce race, Madison Square Garden.
Tnvring bas relief In memory OF tho Rev. Dr. bei'
lows. All souls Church. y. III -
Music In Central Park by Csppa's Band. p. ni
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02

Earned Metropolitan Cincinnati T. First base On
eItoray etropoitan Cncn nat 2 -trVcs out Metro
pelf.u Cincinnati. I. Bl.e on balls -MttrOpDlitin
ncnnAti s. bases Metropolitan Cincinnati, O.
Battery -,fctropolitan. Cincinnati 81 Wild
piiches-Cushnian 2 Mckeon Passed balls HOlbcrt. 2.
ionbe plays Nelson Foster and orr Ihreebase hit 8
Fo.tcr /; Jones'. TwOpa hits-NcsOn Il Lewis l.
BALDWIN. l. Umprc-luinn. Time 23O.
The CITY aud NcwYork clubs will play game
at the Polo (irounds to-day The Cine nnat plays
i'm brooklyn aud the Louisville club ut station Island.
Pitcher Muane, OF the Cincinnati nine has been sus
pended without pay for INSTRUMENTATION.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
LONG ISLAND.

JAMnrA-suroratew Weller Of Queens County yestcriay
10 the will Of xJudga Uofato a. Ondcr
donx OF Manhasset II expected that John o. ono
donk the isnher.tel wOnd contest the WILL
but he did not appear valued at sl.JpDUO
....A giving the name of samuel Johnson Was ar
ragned before Justice Belts yesterday charged with having
DESTROYED the and connected with the danger
signals on the Long Island Railroad heir springfield on
sunday The OF the damage done probably
prevented accident II believed that ne IL The
attempts TO wreck trains on The
2ue
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
HONE n II VS..
PROMINENT ARRIvAL9

Bclredere House, -Lieutenant-Governor Ed
ward r. Jones. Of Binghanp pton 0isey house
AeY ander Graham Bell, Of Washington, a"i Jonn ~
Bccklev, OF Rochester James Ho!d -ExC"nsies''
man Amos Townsend. OF Ohio......IHfh Arrn", H"t-
Judge Nathaniel sfipman. OF Hartford; W. W Peabody
OF Cincinnati and Il. MONTGOMERY Field. OF Boston
Murray HiU Hofe-Judgc Ioyt VI. wheeler. ol vermont
~ Nc,c York tci-Attorney- General John /. stool
ton OF Eew Jersey. aud senator j. W. h"ysrau,; o.,
Ln.ing OF Albany ....Asior House-John u. Aiiey' o
Uoafn
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
4 ROYAL GIFT 70 ST. La WRENCE cHURCH

Three years s2o fair to raise funds TO build
q edince for The Lawrence Roman Catholic
Church held In the school building IN East Eighty
fourthst. over $4,000 raised and OF this $4,000
received from the table OF Miss COnnery daughter
OF T. Il. C0nnery formerly Of The Herald. just tho
fair closed and too late to be avaebe beautiful mir
received tho gft OF King Alfonso of spain. IL
was accompanied by note from Count Murphy. tho
private secretary OF tho King addressed to Mr. Connery
asking that tue mirror be presented 10 Miss Conney
an Offering 10 the fair. The mirror renamed In the
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
DECREAsE IN IBE cOrJoy rRADE

The annual meeting # tia Cotton Exchange WAS
held yesterday The report c' lie holding Conmittse
the Gi-s
mslagers stated hGt he bushes. - tie Exchange fo
the eject OF Guness that has afevgi. daring Tho yo.f
general business and that TIE sharp aecne silver
ionsly affected the cotton nicress In
actual cotton far In lsr6 sSsg77 bales as
against s5Go3 bales for The ,re last No
farewell address rctrns from the pTcsidency.
poIts received fIOm tho Executive
mtee VI the Lie Galuty Fund.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
HE KICKED HIS BIFE IN TIE ABDOMEN.

On Nav % IN al alteration over money matters
az No 81 Stanfons, CLAM glass engrayer age
forty three beat bis wife pgusta G1Dz breaking three OF
her ribs aud kicking In the ablomen aliOugh she
bont 10 become mother She Is critical CONDITION
an Is feared pneumonia may set in owing 10 the injury
her chest arreset Monday night by Olhcel
Eterich the Elddge street station and III the LseX
Police Cour Justice Nre Yesterday COMMITTED nun
to await the result OF his wies injuries
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
LUNpBORG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.

"That Miss Jones Is a nce-lOoking girl, isn't
she 20
and she'd be the belle OF the town II it wasn't for one
thing"
what Is that" -,
Sne mas tried things aDi nothing helps her an
sorry hike her. but that doesn't MAKE II any less oi<
agreeable for to be around her" -.
won have been nothing OF the said for will cure
citarIh every time.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
NFW.JERSEY TOWNS.

GrITENBERG Coye OF Sixth-st. and Willow ave
Hoboksn while tying climb the front OF the paIises
ls footing fell distance OF nfy ieet
Ills head struck rock, and supposed that S sAl IS
fractured He taken to ST. Marys Hospital IN dyns
coalition.
UNION HuI.-Mrs Virgins. VINO lives on the Boulevard
hens nests from her barn on Monday afternoon
and The sparks communicated 10 tho
and tho gehouse were destroyed IN
volypy loss of $780,
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02

Adolph Berg. n Young man about twcnty-seven
years charged before Justice Patterson at the Tonbs
Police with hayn ainr 81 20 from tho
Arm of Charlie. Webster & Co. whp the publishers Of
ruers Grants Memoirs by presenting list OF thirty
en- snbscr book which Frank NJ scott the
cashier of the found TO he bolus upon investigation
The prisoner was held IN &, 800 for traI.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
NEWARK.

The funeral of ex Judge Caleb y Ellsworth held
terday his house. No 02 Broad st The Essex county
body. Inc Rev Taylor pieacheh the
the Rev Dr. Tro1er gave brief sketch OF ,e
dead lawyers life.
Joker" who convicted Of burglary in robbing
Private House other months ago. was yesterday
sentenced to seven years ia the State Prison
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
son or AN Ex.couNrI cLEsK IN TROUBLE.

Ions f. Van Horn are twenty of II. X. Van
xcer< o. HUDSON Counv became involved ora
Mckcnn1. ltborcr on sunday night an
eed him 10 the grouGd In al ing Mckennas head siuGa
and feared that his skull - frlctur' lie
was removed Francis lTolDt H. where be now lies M
Van Horn hDlst WAS aresled yes
erdy morning held await the result OF his vicDs IN
iuries
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
Henry Kornine Of No $40 Broomest and John Evens.
Of No. 322 West Seventeenth. st.

YACHTS AND sCHOOSERs BEING FITTED OUT.
The schooner Varuna and sIOop Lesbia are
fitting at Mumm's Basin. Bay Ridge. The steamers
Day Dream and Lagonda schooner Crusader and sloop
Athl0n are ways being painted. Tho Atlantic Will
elvo tons OF iron taken out to-day and tvoDty
OF lie ead put In Her sails are said to be success
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
STATEN ISLAND.

FpGEwATPr. annual election Of trustees held
vestcrday The result follows First Ward August
norman (nem and William c; Ienyse lDemE Second
Ward Thomas Brown Deml and Charles Morgan Dem a;
Third Ward Lou Johnston (Den) aud James amee
(Rep) Fourth WarI nanie T. Cornell Dem and James H.
Noinson lDemD; Fifth ward Henry kerhausen (Dem i.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Bethesda Mineral Spring

. ~ ~" |HHtHN - 'fNEf -
Co..
| ] have hccn greatly hene.
fitted by the use Of Bethes-
da, and from experience
can say | regard the water
as possessing the medicinal
qualities necessary 10 cure
a III diseases of the kidneys
and bladder. The water Is
truly a healing remedy for
| the nation. It's the grow
Ing wonder OF the age. No
Inflammation can with
staad It's healing touch.
a. ". BILLINGS.
President National Home
Bank, Chicago, III.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
AUSTIN BALDWIN BURIED.

The funeral of Austin Baldwin took place
yesterday at Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church Inc
Rev bra Satterlee and Nickerson Ofclacd Nearly all
OF the steamship companies were represented. Tue
body taken to Midetown, Conn, where the burial
will ltake
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
NEvPHrs. TENN,
d ILL L. III ~ I

Bethesda NiHsrdl spr..1
Co...
regard bethesda "a the
best water IN he world for
diabetes. rs effects arc
simply wonderful. lis
name. "Bethesia," 4 surely
70 misnomer, az Its healing
properties are almost mir
sculous. ! say this urcn.
three years use Of the
water IN my family 10 a.
case of diabetes. | am
quito certain Il has kept MY
afflicted son alive during
this time.
{. ". HESKELL. VI. e.,
.AsmDkls, Tenn.