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DIR. BROWER'S OPINION.
The ElIxir Only temporary stimulaut.
Some Experiments in Progress.

The Elixir Only u temporary stlmulaut.
Some Experiments In Progress.
CHICAGO, August 14.-speaking OF the
Brown.sequard discovery, DR.. Brewer
remarked. 1t was nonsense to think
that there was any permanent vitality
in the elixir and that the system could
only be temporarily stimulated by 1t.
The component parts Of the glands Of a
lamb he said arc not radically different
from the other parts OF the body or
those Of any other animal. DR.. Brewer
and DR.. Tilly are about to make some
experiments. The arrangements are
nearly completed aud the patients they
intend operating on are ali ready and
willing. Dr.. Brewer added that the
only true test could BIZ made when the
patient was free from all excitement as
the latter would make it impossible to
determine accurately the amount oil
increased vitality coniug directly from
the nliNir
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TWO CHILDREN KILLED.

A FriEhtful Accident at Fsllowsyills, In
Preston County.
Special Dispateh 70 he Iatelt0ner.
KlNawooD, W. Va, August 14.-A
terrible accident has occurred at Eel,
louisville, this county. "A little son and
daughter Of a Mr.. Piper, who runs the
steam Touring mill, were playing about
the mill. An upright shaft that pro-
PEELED the boiling machinery presented
an inviting opportunity for them TO
amuse themselves by clasping II tightly
aud whirling around with II. The
younger one Of the two was caught in
swiftly hurled against the adjacent par.
tition. The other in an effort To release
It's companion, was also caught and the
two were so severely hurt that they died
in o short time.
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uNlYERsTTY BOARD Op REaRNrs.
Tho Experiment Station Placed on n Better
Footing-Librarian Elected.
!Special DkaDGLeh 10 he IRLslliqeHar,

Tho Experiment Station Placed on y Better
Footing-Librarian Elected.
Special DispEleA 10 ne IRtelligsNar,
MoRaASTowNr W. VA August a.
AT a special meeting oi,the Board Of
Regents Of the State Uniyersity to-day
Superintendent A. L. Alvord Of tho Gov
ernment Agricultural Department, re-
commended the concentration Of the en-.
tire hatch fund into the central station.
Heretofore 5000 was appropriated for
each Congressional district, under the d.
rection Of the resident regent, for library
purposes and experiments, the balance
ofthe s., 900 going 10 the central station.
The regents adopted the plans as recon.
mended, and have put the West Virginia
Experiment Station on o better footing
for more thorough work.
Miss Maggie Morrow, Of Fairmont, was
elected librarian OF the University and
the appointment OF janitor was given 10
the superintendent OF Buildings and
Grounds. Tomorrow the contract will
be let for the erection Of handsome
gymnasium and Commencement @ Hall.
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rhn iinlnfnilSIn Nila.nntl.

Kansas olTY, Mo. August 14'-The
effects oi tho heavy rainfall Monday
night aud tho carly honrs o. yesterday
morning were plainly Visible In the ut.
rivals Of the trains Al the Union depol
Yesterday. All the western traing. were
late and although mono were unable y
reach tho city, large numbef had Y
iiso tracks belonging 10 other roads u
order 10 reach the city. Tho Santa FC
trains from Topeka came in oyCr the
Union panilc, the road bed Of the i3r
mer road being geyefely damaged ioi
about ten miles this side. Of that city
Tie tp TRACKS are also submerged an! ]!
In some pldOes the trains moved through
two feet Of water, The bridges on th'
Southern Kansas aud Santa 10 nav
been swept away,
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CHILDREN IN FACTORIES.
ARspOrt from Germany Some Important
stRuStipa ~

A Report from Germany y-Some Important
StAtlstiph
WARRINGTON, D. O., August 14,-A
report 10 the State Department I by. Con,
sui Falkenburg, Of Bremen, on the en-
ployment Of children In German iacto-
ries, says. "Highly important social
phenomena arc described In the report
Of the factory inspectors for 1883, where
they refer To the employment Of cliil.
dren and juvenile workers In industrial
pursuits. The Saxon inspectors, whose
service Ia the best organized In Germany,
state first Of all that during the past year
no less than l0,659 children from u 10
IA years Of age, an increase OF 1000 in
round numbers over the previous year,
were employed In industrial establish.
tnents, The latest reports Of the Saxon
factory inspectors further contain the
very serious and important statement
that during the past year tho number oi
Juvenile workers between the ages OF Il
Ind 10 increased fully 70 per cent. In.
stead Of l0,O6S, the number In 1885,
there are now no fewer than 4,l1l iuye'
nile workers employed In the largest In
duBLflal district OF Germany
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San DIEGO, CAL, August 14.-YeSter'
day afternoon Superior Judge W. L.
Pierce, Of this city, was shot and serious
,lywounded By w, s. ClendCnnin, The
Judge was talking with ex.GoyernoI
Murray, Of Utah, when Clendennin
passed down the street, stopped sudden
", and drawing q revolver shot Judge
Pierce Ia the back. A judicial opinion
by Pierce uniayorable 10 Olendennin Il
understood to be the cause Of the shoot
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rhundsT mi wind ID Now SteSloo

.AtnuaEnaur, N. NJ. August l4,--YeS'
tetday afternoon the people Of Albu'
querque were itlghted BY the raging ol
d terrible thunder and wind storm, pre-
Csded by sharp laahes ot llghthing,
Huge whiflwlnds oI sand come down
from The mountains, ocCptinR at Inter
uals and binding pedestrians, Tue
clouds we're heavy aud dark but no ralE
came. Lightning struck the telegraph
wires near the freight depot, gtunhing 4
number Of clerks and Knocking Q per
from The hand ol the Gallup Coal Com
many In his office near by, A driver att
team were killed on tho MeAba by thI
same fash Of lightning,
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REPUBLICAN LEAGUE OF CLUBS.
Proposes to Take an EIcurslon souti, ant
Encourage Southern Republicans.

Proposes to Take an Excursion South and
Enpoprago Southern Republicans.
SARATOGA, N. X, August14.-Thelas last
official session Of the Executive Com.
mlttee Of the National League OF Repub'
llcan Clubs was held today. The prin-
cipal topic OF discussion to-day was the
plan Of holding the next convention. II
was proposed TO get up excursions fol
the delegates and make tour Of the
South, stopping at towns along the
route, and have prominent Republican
speakers address the people. Governor
Foraker and Major Mckinley, General
Woodiord and others have already con
sented to speak, should this plan be
carried out.
The object would be to encourage
Southern Republicans. The New York
7ribEno was made the official organ .ol
the League. Messrs. Huston, Of In,
diana; Byrnes, Of Minnesota, and
Humphrey, OF New York, were appoint
ed q special committee, with power tc
confer with n subcommittee OF the Re
publican National Committee In a gen
eral holiday work and conierring to
gether for the good Of the party, The
idea Is TO work Ii perfect harmony. Tht
rest OF the work Of the committee wa
detailed 10 various committees.
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GREESsBuRa, Pa, August 14.-ouistl
ness prevails at Hepla. The works were
started up this morning, andall the mer
but half a dozen Huns reported ioF duty
The men aFo guarded BY deputies, and
they will remain there until the Super
lntendent feels that safety 10 assured
The complete reports up 10 date give 10,
442 oyeta now working Under the scale
No reports ol violence have been 70
ceived to-day IRON any part ot the region
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i...ll l,nnhIIn itnh,..

NHw YoRK, August i4.--A dispatch
from London Baysi A large number d
telegranS have been received here ask,
Ing lor yetIaCation Of the report cltcu.
lated In New York anl elsgWhVte II
America, that Fred leslie had died here
Nj, Leslie hlmseli u authority ioF lhg
statement that he 10 alive and In excel
lent health In this city,
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olncAso, August MA number Of
Michigan avenue property owners who
recently secured an injunction which iS
expected 10 result In the removal Of the
exposition building from tue lake front
have now commenced q crusade against
The 1lllnOlS Central Railway Company,
which has, II Ia alleged, grossly abused
the rights and privileges which II 40.
qulfed from the city, ,f
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u one which Is guaranteed 10 bring you
satisfactory results, OF In case Of failure
d return ol purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from ouf advertised
druggists q bottle oi Dr.. Kings New Dis
ooVeIy iof Consumption. tits guAtah.
iced % bring relief In every case, whom
used lot any Affection oi Throat, lungs or
chest, such sCongumptloh, Inflammation
Of lungS, bronchitis, asthma, whOoping
cough, Group, eic, etc, II ID pleasant
and agreeable 70 taAte, perfectly safe,
and can always be dOpOuded upon,
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'S
drug store. 1
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NEw YORE, (Midnight), August IA
The Inman steamer City Of New York,
which left Queenstown at2p p. IN. last
Thursday, has Just been reported, moth.
Ing has yet been heard Of the new White
Star steamer Teutonic, which left QueenB-
Town the same hour 10 the City Of New
York.
The steamer City Of New York ar.
rived outside the bar at liiS1p. nnyes.
The steamer TeuLonic arrived cut.
0lde the bar at 1880 this morning,
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A NewTown Boomipg.

Special Dispateh 10 ne IatelliotRetr. 'i
FAIRMosT, W. VA, August 14.-Ac con-
tract has been let by the Upper Monon.
gahela Coal and Coke Company for the
building at their works at Briertown,
Marion county, Of one large store build.
ing, five two-story double houses, ten
two.story and thirty one.story housea
for dwellings. The successful competi.
tor Is U. A. Clayton & Co., Of this place.
This firm has already built two large
boarding houses for the above named
company at that point.
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rhA, I,tnIar n ltnm ll.ndnunrlatn

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., August i4,--poS
master Sides last night requested the
mail carriers attached " the Portsmouth
pcstoilCe 10 feSlgn, thglt tssighallon 70
take etleCt Neplembef !, Tho carriers,
with ohe EXCEPTION, refused, pfeletting
to'fecelge their discharge from. The Post
matter General, 80
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Bodies IIscoyoted at johp,lown,

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, August i4.-Foul
more bodies were found and removed "a
the morgue to-day. Two Of thOm were
women aud two were children, They
were all ID bad state oi decomposition,
One Of the wOmun was we'll dfeR1ed and
may have been q passenger on edo day
expreeS. She wore . black silk dfei,
and had 4 large oval gold button Oh I
colla aud wore a Harrison and Morton
badge. The other woman vas alOo well
dressed, and woe q plain gold fling, On
ggayed 'oh Che inoldB IN, I, D. aud M
" H., Feb. %, 1874 She alho Vof,
other lewelty, lnCludihr q pin With
large tlilneAtahV u ihb centre and 6lghl
smaller opea around Il, ml'I 7
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WARRINGTON, D, O., August l4,-Act'
Ing Secretary Chandler, Of tho Interior
Department, has taken up tile rc'rallng
case Of senator MandefsonI Of Nc
braAEa, which was allowed by Commits,
Bloner Tanner several weeks ago, and
VII render A decision on In atsw days
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BosTos, August 4,-Bernard II. Gun.
ningham, book.keOpOr for soley, Gay 4
Dorr, brokers ana bankers Of this city,
was arrested last evening In Nowtonyille
on the charge Of having embeElled ,000
from the arm dutiDg the past ak
months.
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until 1880 p, M, when a ballot was had
with this result; Kinney 594, Beirne
86l, 0'Ferrell SO7, Tyler lSS, Yenable 70,
Harris 81. An unsuccessful attempt
was made 10 take another ballot, alter
which the convention adjourned until
10 o'clock Tomorrow morning,
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nhisf nE I,nllnn iililnll.

JAcKsoS, tenn. August l4.-AbOut
/ o'clock this morning, as Chief Of
Police CASTOR was walking around the
iaii, ho was fred upon by negroes, re.
ceivlng ten buCkShot'in his face and
nheat. He Wilde.
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jack tho RIppsr,. Victim.

LONDON, August 14,-The Coroner's
Jury in the case Of Alice Mackenzie, the
last woman killed in the Whitechapel
district, to-day returned verdict that
she was murdered by some unknown
person,
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The "yealIest" Wedding that ever
took place In Rails county, Mo-, was cell
ebfated the other day al New london,
The groom was sixteen and tho bride
thirteen,
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Pn1rARGD by q combination, pfopof.
Ton aud process peculiar 10 ilseli HOod'i
satsapatilla aec6mpllbheS cute6 hitherto
unknown. ii
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A CALL FOR HELP.

The jackson County Flood surersrs -rhey
Lost All and are suffering for the NseeS.
stiles Of Life.
The following communication ex-
nlaina ;taelf.
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The Opera Hoase Tonight.

OF Mrs. Mckee Rankin and her COM
pany, who appear at the Opera House this
evening, an exchange says: One of the
best OF Western dramas, 1.-THE Golden
Giant Nine" was produced at f. F. Proc.
tors Theatre last night before large and
wall pleased audience Katie Blanchard,
Mrs. Mckee Rankin, the star, was warm
ly welcomed as she stepped on the stage
in the quaint character of Bessie Fairfisx,
and the enthusiasm increased during the
performance, until-at the end of the
third act-it burst into whirlwind of sp-
plause. Mrs. Rankin il an exceedingly
popular artist and the reason of her popu-
larity Is easily explained when her acting
is seen. Her sunny smile, her merry
laughter, her abundance OF spirits and her
tender pathos, which is never overdone
and always done well, have endeared her
to the hearts of the playgoing public, and
she is always sure OF cordial reception
wherever she appears. Mrs. Rankin
company is good one.
Reserved seats can be secured at House.
music st0re
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Iaanta Constitution, FEB. 10, 1889.
THE OSPHAN'S HOME.

Rev. L. Is. Payne, Agent and Trustee oi
the Orphans Home a. Macon Ga, Writes
Letter Dated February 9TH, 1889.
81 have been using Swift's Specific with
the children of the orphans home under
my charge with the beet results. | began
its use between nine and ten years ego,
and have seen many remarkable results.
Quite number OF children had consti-
tutlonal blood diseases resulting from the
sins of the parents and every one of these
children were cured OF the horrible talnt
by the use of S s. 5.
There have also been scores Of children
in the institution whose systems they
having been mostly without the benefits
of paternal care) were enervsted bv dirt
eating and other foul practices. Every one
of these children have taken ). 3. ). and
all have been sigDally benefited by it. All
have been cured who have taken enough
of it. We have also two inmates of the
home, subject TO painful recurring attacks
of erysipelss. Neither one improved I'M
der the treatment usual for the disease.
When all other medicine was discarded
and they took s. S. S. the cure in each
case wss quick and permanent, for they
have been we'll for five years and there has
been no return of the disease. / could
tell much more of the remarkable cures Of
blood disease by s. S. s., for have seen il
used and know its value.
r. u DAWNE
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- 4 SMALL WAY.
me News OF the Day rointsdly Para
.-s,hed 10 HAsty Readers.

rss News OF thc Day rointsdly Para
rrsphsd 70 aAsty Readers.
OxE deed of trust wss admitted -
record yesterday
.sTHE Golden Giant Mine at the Oper
House this evening.
TIE case ofLeyi Y. Brubaker was put on
trial in Part One Of the Circuit Court yes
terday. Verdict for the defendant.
IN part one Of the Circuit Court yesteI-
day Judge PAUL granted divorce to
Elizabeth B. Campbell nom Simon Camp
bell
The mother OF one of the Wheeling girls
who entered tire walking contest yesterday,
came up last evening and took hes On the
track.
THE Council Committee on Health
meets this evening TO investigate the
charges made by DIR. Campbell against
Health Officer Garrison.
Is the rsfie conducted by F. B. Ross,
which took place yesterday morning, No.
A. drew the works Of Shakespeare, and
No. the works Of Schiller.
ALEXANDER MORRISON was yesterday
appointed a guardian for the orphan chill
dreu Of William Bsssett, deceased. Bond
$1,000 ]. S. Trimble security.
TIE American Flint Glassworkers
Union No. will give one Of the most at
trsctive picnics ever held, June lst. Some
new features will be introduced.
ATTENTION is called to the I'D in another
column of Mr. Geo. J. MsthisOD, who has
opened Real Estate and Insurance Office
at Ne 1910 Chapline street. He will no
doubt receive a fair share of the pubic
patronage.
MEssRs. Robert Pekau and Michael
Finley. local delegates OF No. 9, to the
grand reunion Of the American Flint
Glassworkers, at Rock Point, on June %,
are taking very active part in trying to
make this District show up well at the
annual reunion.
I A MEETING Of the Committee on sale OF
Stock OF the Y. NJ. ID. - called 10 meet
/ this evening at the Club rooms, and al
persons who have been soliciting stock are
| requested TO send in their papers 10 Secre-
/ tary John Downs, or deliver them person
ally. A full attendance Of the COMMITTEES
is desired.
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The History OF the Past Teaches the
Future.

Here are the returns of the 227th Grand
Monty Drawing of the Louisiana State
Lottery, which occurred at New Orleans,
La, on April 16, 1889: Ticket No. 30, OLA
drew the first capital prize Of $500, 600.
It was sold in tweutieths at 81 each sent
to NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La; one
to w. ]. Bracket, Calhoon, KY; one to
Manufacturers National Bank, Brooklyn
City, n Y; one to Frank Kneeland, Bos-
ton, Mass; one TO J. d. Biser, corner
Main and Olive streets, Mansfield, o.; one
to VIM. RawlinsOD, Lexington, S. O.; one
to F. N. Hyndman, Gen. Pass. Office, q.
B. & Q. R. r. Chicago, He; one to Pat
rick Mccain. 1854 Elk St., Buffalo, n. Y. /;
one TO Peter Weber, 116 Liberty ST., Cleve-
land, Ohio; one to W. A. Tanner, Mime
spolis, MINI. one to Christian Schmidt,
Redbud, H.; one to Bank Of Commerce,
San Diego, Cal. one to Qsmun 81 Brother,
9th and Union SITS, Allentown, Pa. one
to Ralph E. Staples, South Bend, Ind. ;
one to Merchants National Bank of Wa
terville. Me-; one to Otto Won Rosen-
berg, Hallettsville, Tex; one to VIM.
Africa, Altoona, Pa, etc, etc. Ticket
No. 93, S9l drew the Second Capltal
Prize of 100000, also sold in TWEEN
tieths at $1.0O each: one paid to An
glo- California Bank, San Francisco,
Cal; one to John Ross, 406 Cambria St.,
Phila., Pa one to German Bank Of Mem
phis, Tenn; one to Jas. Leary, New York
city; one to Harry Lee, Washington, D.
G.; one to NJ. L. Fay, Worcester, Mass. /;
one to E. E. J. Boose, Jackson, Miss one
to D. D Wilkins, Duck Hill, Miss one to
n. A. Ssger, Columbus, Ohio; one to MGR
css Dopez, st. Bernard Parish, La; one to
T. A. Ripley, FL Psso, Tex; one to s. P.
Harris, Mariana, Ark, etc, etc. Ticket
No. 9,1e5 drew the Third Capital Prize Of
$50 900, also sold in twentieths at 81 each.
The next Grand Extraordinary Drawing
takes place Tuesday, June 18th, 1889. All
information can be had on an application
made to NJ. A. Dsuphin, New Orleans, La.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements OF Citizens and the Coming and
nnfn0 NJ 9fran0ara

Movements of Citizens and the Coming and
Going of Strangers.
Mr.. Fred. Fowler, Western Travelling
Freight Agent Of the B. q o. K. r., was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. T. II. Hammond, accompanied by
her children, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Clark, at Pleasant Valley.
A telegram received from Hon. John A.
Hutchinson, yesterday, states that Mrs
Hutchinson arrived in Parkersburg in good
spirits and WAS doing well.
Messrs G. A. Shafer q Co. received q
cablegram, yesterday, from Mr.. Chris.
Stoehr, stating that himself and daughter
and Mr.. w. F, Kreigsr. former Superinten-
dent OF Wheeling Park, arrived safely at
Bremen last Monday.
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The River

The .s~es make on the lNnd'og iaa'
evening indicated s feet 3 inches and TALL
ing. The Andes got away for Cincinnati at
o'elocl, last evening with COED trip The
marks from above yesterday were: Pitts
burg. 8 feet 4 inches and falling Morgan
town. 4 feet 9 inches and sttionary
weather cloudy. Rice's Landing, feet
inches and rising; weather cloudy.
Brownsville. . feet and stationary weather
cloudy. Lock No. A, z feet & inches and
rising; weather cloudy. Greensboro, IL
feet g inches and stationary; weather
cleudy. Parker, feet . inches and sta
tionary; weather cloudy and mild. OIL
CITY. > feet inches and stationary;
weather cloudy.
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Advice to Mothera.

Mrs. WNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP,
for children teething, is the prescription OF
one of the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been in use
for forty years with never-fsiling success
by millions of mothers for their children.
During the process Of teathing its value is
incalculable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentary and diarrbea, grip
ing in the bowels, and wind-colic By
giving health TO the child it rests the
mother. Price 25 cents a bottle.
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Seemingly Eradicated

With repeated and powerful doses Of quinine,
chils and fever in some one OF its various forms,
springs into active existence again, often with
out the slightest apparent provocation. To ex-
tinSuish The smouldering embers OF this obSti.
nate and reconcile mslSdy, no less than TO sub
due II when it RACES aercely in the system, Hos
letters stornach Bitters is sll sufficient When
every resource OF the pharmaoor9is has been
Exhausted against IL in vain, the Bitters conquer
twill remove every lingering vesdage OF it.
Nav. more, the BitterS will protect those brought
within the influence OF the atmospheric poison
that begets malarial disease, from its attacks.
Disorders OF the stomach, liver and bowles, are
among the complaints to be apprehended from
the use Of miasma-tsinted water These are both
cured and prevented by the Bitters. Rheums-
tism, constipation and renal complaints, yield to
its action,