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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30

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Assrvn,ywAy johnson TO BE RENOMINATED

ASSEMBL YMAN JOHNSON TO BE RENOMINATED.
The Republicans OF Jamaica. T." l., meet tomorrow
to nominate a candidate for the Assembly. The dis
trict was represented last year BY Henry e. Johnson
who will be renOninatcd. This is a Democratic dis
trict by 1t least 500 v0tc-, bnt the chances are rX
cccnt. owing to the split IA the Democratic ranks Tor
Assenlblyman JOhisOI's Icelec don.
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domestic 5,tuatlons Uanteo
Females.

Females.
4 ADY'S MAID.-By q young French cl.l:
II spanking English: know, no" % ~:
and nj haIrdr.s,ing excellent packer
" i.llns to travel excellent rrierenc, c..!
or ronntry.. Apply So7 +th.Av'', o't"ee"
I ApY'S.MAID- Swl,s.French cirl. who
IL Is capable lady 's-maid; lai 'd,',''ii
49,; t",'iirr 'rry " Ss,,i , nnH h"ir
>,ru ut iAtQr ms. d02 Gth."'"'. l''w''h
81 and 3ith 81. --
4 ADY'e MAID ~ = nr.,.rla--. drr-'.
IL makrr. Thoroughly nd,rNahds a.
duties good ha.rdrr-s"r excellent pa,h"r
aud u LITTLE French. .sNc"li"nt nh'r""''''
IN or country. \. H.. II >tat"-'t.
4 ArNDEE>> D North ";flFnl Pro-.
IL tant: nrrt-clas- iaundre>.: WI ais
with s1 ,sn +; sSaairy best cain III" Mr. iEK
liz last l2th.,t.. between I'D and ith avs
I At NpHi.>S. Fir,t.cla-S iaunir d..
i. JORDAN 6s, 50 sS'' .,S.,.. ns"osGI%'n.
/ AuNpKES>; B tidy. SohAn under.
IL stand, the doing.up Of line clothes ios
[y SS;or SesqtsSy I iff%M pn E.cy is
Gth.sNa
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IL rlass aundr.,s best city reference
-uS last G+th-st. --
NuKt.SS Ry willing and "hlie.
i Ing Trl a. regular laundrrss ~ Y
Wi. family: ! Years reference. GlLRof,
ais last i5th-t.
AI,NDI,tsS. Ivy u competent woman
~ ro out hy the day ~ laundr"s, or
,,-',. ,,,,inv. would Ike three first DAYS
-, weak .usJ dave. ring Mrs. Me-
Phillips bell. ------------
>DrtsS-I;y Young Protestant
| w.,,,an understand, oil iinc washing
,ron,mU and nuting willing und oblicni:
80, or co,,ntrv best Of references. Apply
Jj1 %ta-a,e. 10Th ana -''n ~ -.
AfMt.. JACOilN. o92 oth-aNr' DetMv'i;
lvl .35th und 8jtli ste Has NJ r. s'ht Iu''
capable servants OF all nationnl'' m,,,,.' and
M.l,ro"' r'tcrrn"os ,nyc. tignted.
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wi Ireland Protestant nag psrso"tu Wv!
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sonal city references plain seemstress CON.
pctent chambermald; city or country WIN
Mrs. TYLER, 1888 0:h-ave.
n Sl,ne, ssasso% as 81 nu,,S sr ana a isn,
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domestic Sltuallons Uante0
FcnnlA.

Females.
III VARS. MhMIi. WILLIS. lo0 West
ID
IlII>l KEEPER Ky r"'r'c@hir
III wvn.an. T., w.dpw"r or gentleman I'D
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VI W. Ir.hun" bnIrr.
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small .,:ily good c.'"h aud .athti,> a.'o
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biL.tt".
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AdGr->. I. ANDERSON. 81 W"-t 3'ih-'t,
tlJt'SIWuKKl =: ny -trong. willing
III AID "h..ins Young WOMAN la" , ,,S'l.
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rall -, Gthas".. near i-d's'.
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t,',d h,,nr n. r, uan WAGES - wi;llns md
ohtclng; an tNc'il,nt woman want> pace
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or Uth.a>c. between 81 Il, and "'ch ST..
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no. aII,,d Of wotA all 81 6taav-..
mar I3th Il. Mr-. Iiall'-.
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ii St.ANSlRi ~ ~ YOUNG Sw'al'm
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Mr.. MAlMBLR,.. 81 ltAnv".. Upstairs.
noC>lwOKk. ~ a H':t, ,iay' o, h%r,
-. ynui,y v.rl Year. IT. ,t-rla-s rcf"r.
"nre.; moderate wa. tali At ~ lat
mo, ,rwOlh. rs . co!or,d girl, IN q
III nat. h, the Ar"n reference. loi
W,.,, '3d st. top bell twice. ----
.Iloi'SEwOKk ~ ,ouns SM"d, a. 8.r'
ilolcr' willing aud oblsing cts or co'htry
references. Ap.ly 31I 4thaNe.
llpr>rwORK. By reliable American
III woman good plain cook. washer Az"
jrnurr; city or country $40 ~ III iuoheh'
go 3d-ayc.
nursEwOKK ny a respectable young
IL WOMAN; good plain cook. wn,hsr anu
iluner; good city ;rfcrcncc no objection
IN nat. Address X, los West 42d-st
HOrSEwoKK.- by u good reliable youne
IL woman; excellent cook inaEcs Orrau'
biscuit. soups and drs-'rt>; ilr-t-ciass wAsn ,
,r aud ironcr personal reference; CSi
OF Gth.a,v.. between 9th and 18Th sts.
uUU>tWORK. -By North German
II Pro:c.taut: b,>t reference: plain cook
wash. iron; or In small family Tor General genera
lou-rw a: no ubJrrtion 10 the country
1all AZ Mr.. BlECK'S. 40 Lust l2h'st'.
b twr,n 81 aud TN a,cs. -
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IL woman: city or ""untry. Call III
-torr. .53 t.rand.st.. Drookiyn.
INFANTS NURSE. by n compctsnt and
] Trustworthy woman can take f.,ii en"rve
from birth aud raise child IN bottle re:
"A liant igf
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THE FAsSETr COMMITTEE MEETS
PREPARING TO CONTINUE ITS INVESTIGATIONS
ALI, THE MEMBERS on HAND

pprp,RpyG TO CONTINUE ITS INVESTIGATIONS
ALI. THE MEMBERS on HAND
All the members Of the senate Committee on Cities
mot at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday morning u
ovom,nc the testimony which has been taken during
tho recess of the committee preparatory 10 coh'ih"'
ing tho Investigations. There wero present senator
hendricks Of syracuse: Senator Fassett OF EimFa.
Senator stewart OF NcwYoIk; Senator BirRctt' VI
Franklin senator McNanghton. ~ Rochester ana
senator Ahearn. OF New York. william NJ WIS inc
counsel for tho committee was unable to be present.
10 was on the steamship Servia Of the Cunard Line,
vhch reached Quarantine at a late bOrr Oh sunday
night but he did up to tho city In time 10 se'
TO the meeting. A. Il. Eoardman, OF the law 1irih oi
which Mr. Wins Is a member. was with the committc''
and mapy OF the points of the investigation were DIS
cussed No decision was reached, however. Another
meeting Of the committee will bc held this morning
in the law Office of Tracy. mcfarland, WINS,
Boardypan Platt, when II Will probably be
determined hat line the investigation will take ana
when public sessions will begin again. II Il mol
thought that the committee Will begin on the EXCISE
hoard The members Of the Board are now under in
dictment and their attorneys hold that II wonh ec
NJ fair to them 70 compel them testify against them
selves at this time.
Mr.. WINS said to reporter that he had not con-
sidered ex-Mayor Grace's chances Of nomination.
he had given the subject thought Regarding the
denomination of Mayor Grant by Tammany Mr.. WINS
said that he did not see what else could bc zone "
satisfy the demands OF Grant. Cochran. Croker e"
for a vindicat!oa of the Mayor. He added that lac
did not think at any time that there wo"d be union
OF Tammany Hall and the County Democracy.
"Thc issue" he continued. "will be closely drawn
on Tammany and anti-Tammany lines. 1t Vii DC
clearly cut. The people of Ncw-iork ought I" nave
@ chance to decide whether not they want another
Germ Of Grant, whose administration. am rc"! u
show. hes been full Of corruption or whether ey arc
I'm favor of getting rid of the whole Tammany gang
Wifh Mayor Grant the Tanmany candidate, the issue
will be defined clearly enough and therc WIFE W III
trouble in defeating him.
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\, an, Understands AL kinds OF tol"!he
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COUNTRY, - 3t-i.".. >tp."
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" Hoi.i "i Ireland riri, '""l Ash iron
aud walt Oh t,h" nlcrlr m"d'.a'r WIS
iNi.fE 3ss Gth.a,".
/'onK strong. rAi"r-nr'd '"nnr Ing
y -nnonl:. Il. nis. las COOS. pri'ht
.tu..li, or bo,rlln. hons, best rc'cr"aroa.
y tn Mr.. TYLER 3-- 9Th ave.
f,cOk. Is, yong ~ dish woman. -peak'
u ia, l.nGli>h. exc .l"hi hih"t c"I.,
r...rf. MARKETING wi'in-, "hicinr ana
r.,,~oitn, 1T. or. conntr, b.,t o. r,i;t'
r,'r. from lrddln: fannie. 80 shave.
..'a ,nd .Grl,
NAYS WORK ~ a irsp'"uhl" woniu!
~ l., - uVt bH tl'" da' % II" Washiit
80, W'st Oi-t-Nt.
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nA = WIN , ..'.,,,. nr s,wlu,. Eni
w.. ",'h.-t.
,,vr.uvlss ~ North German Prot.
q liant rbrsk, rrsrn. I.n.i n tca.h
music; m,shcr iinr hr"alc"o:k; best r:lr.
s% r. n Mte 'iifiE lis = Pa, i:iS:,.
nyi.,;XEss ar L>pf'h MAID.-Bv a
Il ,n,,uy lady. npeakiL- French ami Ger.
man undorsNnds r.hs.rh ,fNp,no w h umn
Iu',di"w erh T.. oduht "' t.'nREt.YEIS
-rh"Yi I az or auut" i,i,,.,,
ai"'i"'at! i's "'h'>'.. ''''"'N' ~
4 ,oVIENESS.- Uy North Hrrli an. WIN
u hest lily rrfcrrno'v. p NURSERY gov
rrs-: abb" TO t'arh iMt.'n, ,', i,,''
.La,in,nts al French h,nH".ptriH" n'' v',,sic
y h!ng 70 nag" Dr., hr'",' ""''"' NV
Npp'' u '"r. .,.,;.'',',,,,.c a. neat
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FOR TIE ASSEMBLY.

Coopcrs tJwn, y. u. SEPT. 80 .>pe'ihl-Thc Demo-
Gratis Of the lst Otsego District at their convention
held here today rcnominated oscar !. Lam" OF
SChncvus. for Member Of Assembly.
Tho Gleason wing Of the Democratic party in the Isl
Assembly District Of Queens County yc>tcrlaN Thon
ina~l Solomon B Townsend for the Assembly ny afc!a
nation.
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Wal,no l.c drlIN "F'- ;1cc S'I,Is,F j. Io7V. -
tan. II 4i, bales total cit. 60i bal'.,.
COTTON-1he spot market ruled quct. hut tn. changes
unlnpottant Sales "44 bales for p:on also
la.t week before rcported 22i t,lrs 81 consumption
Fort receipts 90 bales agan-t 40 $50 bales this dat
week 81 20? bales this day lA~t year. Crop move
n
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THE RIDDEFORD ALDERMEN INDICTED.

Portland. Nc. Sept 29-In the Circuit Court thi'
afternoon the grand Jury reported three indictments
agains, the Bddeford Aldermen One charges con
spiracy in falsely registering the voters another con
spirary in enabling aliens to vote. and tld falsely
registering voters, but no conspiracy
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Iu.AIluNS Ot 9rEVES.

,,",! ~.H" -:"t~ ''! 81. '"ai 40 Al - '"F' '"''
-. ,,.,,,. s'luat.i ~ - %
uIi,h- ilr,id> 'ur '"" "i'n Ny - az ~. .,
t,.,.d- at llu-,nVfi Tor t!fY ~ 'f"--
"a Uuti.st. Tor i,siitAi- t'H'tNN
,,j ,r,,scs n, Jc--Y tity n"lud Nc IL 'ar'aH-
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san Franc.-co s"it. 90. le?o.
SATURDAY. To-day.


CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, Sept. 10 1890.
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OPENING \ NEW EEPr BIICAN CLCB.HO'Sf"
The Washington Republican Club lat evening hld
reception and housr"arninc IN their cub-honr az
Onei uadr dand fifty s"cond..t and Tcnthave. Genera
F. Burke mad address OF welcome and followed
bv the Union Glcr Cub which nadc the ring WIEN
patriotic and gees. Two OF the members OF this
Gle club membcrs OF the veteran campaign clce clib
which organized during Lin'oln's fret campaign
The Of programme consisted Of humorous ,"cita
Os by Charles And" VOca solos glers by the Lotus
Quartet. and p $40 SOLO Refreshments wcr. served
After the entertainment.
Letters Of regret received from j. Irving Burns,
4. u Humphrey. Ellis II. Roberts. Colonel ). V. X
CruQer and Postmaster Van Cot Among those present
were Captain Jsnes Murphy. Daniel OMahoney. j. Bald
win Hands IL. Il. Wilson. General Michael Kcrwin.
E. B. Kcnney John McCsum. J. Romano brown a. II.
Wiuington. james Anderson Herbert Stewart Captain
y. W. DaShe, w. D. LoudUun, and Il. T. Powell.
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TO PREVENT "LOGROLLING" IN MISSISSIPPI.

PREVENT " LOGTsOLLlNt IN MioSi@~A'ii'
Jsck-ou Miss sept. 39.-Thc convention ''uas
.on,n,ct. It's consideration Of the executive Tp'r'
with the exception Of the sections relating TO the OFFICES
Of Lieutenant Governor ana swamp Land Commissioner
re,pctivcly which were passed over Tor lu'nri di'-
r,;on tie remainder Of tbs report Wa then formally
Adopted The invention then proceeded To chIs!de'
the legislative report. which contains seventy Two sec
t;ons and Ly the hour Of adjournment had disposed
Of thirty four OF them The section which cre"teh
most discussion was the following clause IN the "nth
NJ officers: And ! will not vote for any mehs"r'
,r pcrson because Of a promise Of any other mcmtc!
NJ This Ictisature to vote for any measure or per
son A. means Of influencing them 30 TO 90 AMER
All nour', debate the clause was adOtcu Dy VoV' vi
81 to 81.
Newburg. y. y. Sept. 80 (>pecial.-A dispatch to
The REGISTER from Suffern. ROckllnd County, says
flat 10 convention there to-day the Democrats 0f
pockiand Comfy elected the COhgre siOal Colvtn
tion delegation solidly in favor of John W. Fcllcr
This Il is asserted. will put the other counties III the
XVIII District-Orangc and Sullvan-on their honor
and hold them 10 their pledges OF accepting thc ua'
tmous choice OF ROckland. 1t has been som" ycaF>
since Rockland had the candidate. and by common cen
sent it was agreed that. if the Rockland delegation
would 20 to the convention united upon one man. h"
would receive the nomination. Tie Rcpnbilcah cahdi
date will unoue stonably be VI. d. Svcr>. the present
incumbent Many Democrats favor ex congressman
Bacon Tho Democratic Convention will he held &c
tober ., and the Republican Convention O''opc! q
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REPUBLICANS TO OPEN HEADQUARTERS SOON.
General John n. Knapp. chairman Of the Republican
State Committee reached this city yesterday. snc Is
the FIFTH Avenue Hotel General Knapp is here to take
eharfS Of the Republican State campaign and hcadaus
tess viii b opened In q few DAYS.
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L. a., u,. ,.,f.f. 4, FIRST .r't-- lIr.i-h
.,, ~ ,tA &. iuuin. ~ IL. '"i.St,
t.'A.-u 1T A.. ,i.I AN'nt' \.
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(,OOk &" iN comp ten, !Oirs WON
7, an, undrr-tlndS AL Kind, OF toJn'nI
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domestic 8ituatlons Uante0

TCulHItS.
NrESE-By q rspectabl" girl. Call ocS
- East llSth.st.. Gordon's bell.
DEFINED North German lady, froto
Ii Hamburg. wishes a situation as nu.~Fy
,,Irrnr-. or iudv's maid. Please cal or
ud,,rr., Mrs KIYSt.R $50 West 3eth.st.
ID EI.lABLE colored help furnished .or AL
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f,jr,l" PORrER'S AGENtf, LIB West
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-04-25
Epoch.

The transition from long, linger-
ing and painful sick ness to robust
health marks an epoch in the life of
the individual. Such remarkable
event is treasured in the mem DRY
and the agency whereby the good
health has been attained is CRATE
fully blessed. Hence it is that so
much is heard in praise Of Electric
Bltters. So many feel they owe
their restoration to health, to the use
of the Great Alternative and Tonic.
If you are troubled with any
disease of Kidneys, Liver and Stom-
ach, of long or short standing you
will surely find relief by use Of Elec-
trio Bitters. Sold at soc. and 81
per bottle at j. w. Moorman Il
Co.'S Drugstore.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-04-25
The Pulpit and the Staus.

Rev. F. M. Sh1out, Pastor United
Brethren church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says: II feel it my duty to tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery
has done for me. My Lungs were
badly diseased, and my parishioners
thought | could live only a few
weeks. l took five bottles of DR..
Kings New Discovery and am sound
and well, gaming 26 lbs. in weight"
Arthur Loye, Manager Loves
Funny Folks Combination, writes:
latter a thorough trial and con-
vincing evidence, am confident
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, beats 'em all, cures when
everything else tails, The greatest
kin dness l can do my many thou
sand friends is to urge them to try
it, Free trial bottle at j. w. Moor
man & Co.'S Drug store. Regular
sizes Doc. and $500
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-04-25
Swancott. Ala,


EDITORS Bulletin and old
resident of Hardemaa county and feeling
always deep interest in its welfare in
every respect, ! was forcibly impressed
this evening when | noticed in your issue
of 18th the action of the Executive Cops-
mittee in calling for primary Election
to name the candidates for county offices.
Having lived for the last six years in a
county where the vote between the two
great parties of the country is propotioned
in about the same ratio as it is in Harde-
man, and where all political matters are
decided by primaries, and thereby haYing
an opportunity of passing jud cement upon
the question from experience 1 unhesita-
tingly state that think the primary sys-
tenn far superior to the old style of a
swarm of candidates ranging from fifteen
to TWENTY-FIVE car yassing a county from
center to circumference for six months
at time every two years, thereby har-
RAISING not only themselves, but a large
portion of the voters of such county.
Let all the counties in dear old Tenn
essee adopt the primary system, then let
the legislature pass an act, allowing
four years and one term only o the sher-
ifs Office and l think the State will have
made long stride in Kidding herself OF
the evil influences resulting from county
politics.
With my best wishes for your success
and for the prosperity and happiness both
political and social of all the good people
Of old HardemaD, / am respectfully
w. c: EUBANKs.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-04-25
Glenn Hill, Tenn.
R. w. SMITH.


EDITORS BULLETIN:-Farming
has been much retarded by the re-
cent wet weather.
Esquire w. j. Blair has the "boss"
wheat in this vicinity. He has a
field of nine acres near the institute
which will, with favorable season,
make an average of AZ bushels per
acre.
The road between Hills mill and
Shandy is in deplorable condition.
Although not a public road, 1t is a
direct liue from Cover Port to Boil
ivar, and it would be a good idea for
the citizens to put it in good condi
ton.
Mr.. Lou. Back made US flying
visit few days since.
Miss Ella Blair visited her sister,
Mrs. Parker Haltom, of Deanburg,
Tenn, last week.
Candidates are making their ap-
pearance In each rural district inform
ing the voters of the Democratic
Primary Election, to be held Satur>
day. May, 3rd. The people in these
parts are in favor of primary, and
will support the nominee.
Capt. T. J. Ruffin of Toone, has
been appointed to take the census
of several civil districts of Harde-
man county. A better man could
not have been appointed.
Mr.. F. NJ. Hooper, candidate tor
tax assessor, was in our midst FRI
day.
Mr.. L. w. Black and wife, visi-
relatives at Toone Sunday
UKNow.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-04-25
The Great Spring Tonic.

W. H. Gilbert, Druggist. Albany
Ga, writes: ave are selling large
quantities of Swift's Sprecife for a
spring Alternative and general health
tonic, and with the best results. 1t
is now largely used as a preventive
and cure for Malaria. There are
many remarkable evidences of its
merit In this section"
Rev. L. B. Paine, Macon Ga,
writes: "We have been using Swift's
Specific at the orphans home as a
remedy for blood complaints and as
a general health tonic, and b ave had
remarkable results from its use on
the children aud employees of the
institution 1t is such an excellent
tonic, and keeps the blood so pure,
that the system less liable to disease.
1t has cured some of or children
of Scrofula."
Treatise on blood and skin dis
eases ma ii ed free. SWIFPS
SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.