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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23
LATE NEWS ITEMS

Ix the senate. on the 10th. the Fed
cral Elections hill being under consid-
Grafton. Mr.. IIoar had read from the
clerks desk nm editorial from the An
glo-Saxon Churchman. Of Little Rock.
Ark. sharply criticising the obstruc-
tion ~ free suffrage 70 the negro. The
discussion Of the pending measure was
continued. much Of the time before
empty benches. all night......In the
House the District Of Columbia Appro-
priation bill was taken up in committee
Of the whole The day was devoted TO
speeches BY Mr.. Rogers on the Free
Coinage hill. by Mr.. Shively on the
subsidy bill and by Mr.. I.angston on
the Elections bill. Without action on
the District bill the House al five
o'clock took a recess until p. m. the
evening session 70 be for the considera-
tion Of private pension bills
THE case Of the State against the
bondsmcn Of cx-State Treasurer 'stcph-
cnson Archer, Of Maryland. for sl.i 900
which had been on trial at Towson for
| two weeks was given 70 the jury on
| the 18TH After being locked up all
night the jury returned a verdict Of
$4,000 for the State. Upon the an
nounccmcnt Of the verdict the State
/ moved for new trial.
| WALLACE LETTERS. a nephew - Gen
cral Lew Wallace. was picked up dead.
| on the morning Of the 10th. outside 81
the Lyons block in st. Paul. Mimi,
where hc roomed having fallen or
\ Jumped from the window Of his room.
| three stories above.
| TnF American brewery Association
| of san Francisco has been organized.
with capital Of between two and
three million dollars. IN opposition "a
the English syndicate which recently
bought out all the brcwcries IN San
Francisco.
A STRONG revolutionary force is re-.
ported 10 be assembled in the province
If Entire Rios. Argentine Republic
The Government has sent a heavy dc.
Itachmcnt Of troops to the disturbed dis
trict 10 suppress the outbreak.
| ALI. the saloon-kccpcrs of Missouri
Valley. Ia, have been indicted Nv the
grand jury. arrested BY the sheriff and
taken 10 Logan, the county seat. /,
await trial.
PETITIONS arc being circulated over
the state ~ Nebraska asking The
Legislature for recount Of the ballots
~ the November election.
Ir is practically conceded that Smith
NJ. Weed has withdrawn from the New
: York Senatorial canvass in favor d
Governor Hill.
EDWARD BALDWIN CouHrNAy. Earl Of
devon, died. on the 10th. in London.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23
ANNIE AND ANTHONY.
An Event In -. Losiis Colcred society
IN the Coming wedding ~ Jockey Ham
llton and Annie Ncr~Icy

An Event In ~. uvsIiA lOlcreu >Octety
IN the Coming wedding 81 Jockey Ham
uton and Annie Mcr~Iey
Sr. Louis. Jan. l3.-Anthony liam
ilton. the colorcd jockey who has
won great fame and fortune riding for
IIaggin and other great turfmcn. j. to
be married here January - To Miss An
ME Il. Messlcy. the step-daughtcr q
Frank Estcll. a wealthy and wcll-known
negro. Nearly 200 invitations have been
issued. and many guests from New York
and other cities are coming. Isaac
Murphy is coming 70 act as best man.
and the bride and groom will. after the
wedding. accompany him back 10 his
home in Lexington. Ky. Hamilton Is
said to be wealthy. and IL is known
that he has spent 81 900 in one jewelry
house here for presents. The wedding
and reception will surpass any thing in
grandeur ever before attempted here In
colorcd society.
Murphy has promised the couple that
when they get 10 his home in Kentucky
home he will give them q sample " a
genuine old-fashioncd Southern jollih'
cation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

The Dead rrimn Donna. by the fro~i~'one
az pier win. shows that la Life she was
Nlnaful ~ the True Ministry ot wealth
Adler Providing To- tier Immediate
Relatives aud Making Requests 20
Friends aud Churches, >nnhcr %
Grand Charities are Made Re~iduary
Legasees. share and share Alike
NEW loIK. Jan. la-Thc will %
Emma Abbott, the opera singer. was
filed for probate yesterday. The will
was executed May p. 1890. and names
James 4. Mitchell. " iioughton and
William +. Cunning rs executors >he
first directs that her body be tested ny
electricity "a ascertain II life Is extinct.
and then 10 be- cremated. She requires
her executors 10 deposit enough money
with the Farmers Loan 4 Trust Com
pany. TO enable them 10 pay interest
amounting to $500 per month 20 seth
Abbott, her father.
In the United States Trust Company
500. 900 Is 10 be deposited. and from u
her mother. AImira NJ. Abbott. Is 70 TO
paid also 500 month. Martha q.
Wcthcrcll. mother Of her deceased hus-
band. is 70 get $1,000. Her brother. J..
II. Abbott, gets $4,000; her brothers
George II. and Frederick $4,000 each.
and her sister. Mrs Lizzie Abbott
Clark. $4,000
Each OF the children Of the following
persons gets $1,000: Leon Abbott,
George ii. Abbott. Mrs. Eta Clark ldc'
ccascd) and Mrs. NJ. u. Wethcrell.
Van IIoughton gets $4,000. and her
secretary. u. A. Conside. $1,000.
The following churches. where she
says she enjoyed worship get 5000
each; Congregational Church at Glou
ccster. Mass: Plymouth Church 81
brooklyn; brooklyn Tabernacle; Mad
| ison-avenuc Baptist Church: Fourth
avenue Presbyterian Church: Church %
Divine Paternity. all Of this city; cita
del square Baptist Church Of Charles
town. :. g.: Rose Hill Methodist pisco
! pal Church OF New York. and ~
Lulxe's NJ. 4. Church Of New York
| The residue Of her estate is 10 be a.
vided share and share alike among ths
following: Founding Asylum Of th'
Sisters II Charity; Children's Aid 80
cicty. fol the support Of NevSboyS
Lodging House: Home for the Friend
less. Of Newark. ~ j.. Chaplin HOME
for the Aged and Infrm; House q
Mercy in East Fifty-frst street: John
Guild for Excursions for Mothers ans
Children in Summers Hebrew Bcnevo
lent Society; Sanatarium for Hebrew
Children: Mrs. 5. v. White. Of brooklyn
and Mrs sarah Bird. a friend 81 Mrs
White. She hopes these ladies will u.s.
their shares in charity.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

The Central Ohio Natural Gas and
Fuel Company notified its 1900 domestic
consumers at Columbus. on the 18th.
that the gas would lie turned off the
next day. The pressure became 50 low
that many fires in the city went out. and
the company feared serious accidents
should they cndeavor 10 continue under
those circumstances
OxE thousand Springfield rifles have
been shipped 10 Governor Boyd of Me-
braska from the United States Armory
at Springfield. Mass. for use Of the
state troops in the Indian campaign.
ANNA kEMFERMAx. a Young swiss
domestic in The family Of J. ~ Lynch.
Of Alameda. Cal. saved the lives Of her
employers family by rousing them
while the house was burning. but was
herself burned u death in an attempt
10 save her poor belongings.
ST. MAny's CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL. at
San Francisco. the largest and finest
church edifice on The Pacific coast. was
dedicated on the 18th. II took several
years 20 complete the structure. The
| building cost $500. 900.
I! Tnr Russian budget for the year 1891
exhibits an estimated surplus of 81. lc'.
$40. The estimates include rs extraor-
binary expenditures S26.ssj.ooo for pub
| lie works and sis.9l2, 500 for arma-
ments
| SENATOR Quay has introduced an
| amendment 70 the Federal Elections
bill. authorizing the President 70 sus
pend the writ Of habcas corpus in any
locality where the law can not be other
wise enforced. and 70 employ the armcs
| forces Of the United States. naval and
military for its enforcement and for thu
protection Of the officers whose dutie'
are herein provided for"
| EAyExorsLy hungry wolves are. as ;
consequence Of the extremely cols
weather. making their appearance j.
Northern Hungary. SO bold are tn
animals that they do not hesitate Y
enter the villages in search Of food
TnorGm only I4I 900. 900 francs wer'
required BY the terms Of the new
French loan. the enormous sum o
a.340. 600 900 francs was deposited i
subscriptions. The consequence is tina
| SuU>cffutFS LOT Single uoiittS Will ~
ccivc only fractional sum. and appl'
cants for large sums will be allottc'
about Eve per cent. Of the amount ~
piled for. Eighty-fivc per cent Of tn
deposisS will be returned at once.
A DISPATCH Of the 18th stated tina
the town Of Grenada. Miss, was \
flames Large stores and warehouse
had succumbed and others We're in
pcriled. About si00. 900 worth Of PROF.
crty. il was estimated. would be d
stroyed. as there arc no fire companis
In the city.
ScoTr Loor while walking backward
in front % his logging team. near G'
J shen. Ind. on the 18th. ran into a loa
| Of logs ahead Of him and by the tongu
} | 81 his own wagon was held in the a
! and pinned 10 them. The tongue crushe
! into him breaking his ribs and injurin
him 30 fearfully internally that he live
" but d few minutes.
Ny DURING December past cotton cxpor
: from the United States aggregated $50
4 500 bales. valued at s43. s-s GA, again
! $40. sos bales exported in December, les
!. valued at s4i,gSS, 70l.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

Text 81 the Free Coinage Measure in'''.
deed ~ Substitute by senator 49, y
Missouri. aud Finally Adopted ~ the
senate January ~.
WASHINGTON. Jan IL. The full ieN
Of The Free Coinage bill introduced w
Mr. ves' and adopted by the senate :
as follows:
4 Till a. provide agrir 4 the conf-1riio7 n
thc currency and for cthcr purpose
THAT from und affe- the diatr ~ thr fas-s1F
nfti..s act the unit ~ value IN TN tnf''
states shall d. the dollar aud the ~Ais' 'nAi
s,erofnsd ~ four hundred and twrlvF Ant onf'
hair grains Of standard silver. or ~ twenty
iive and eight tcnth~ grains 81 >taniAfi ~'"'
and the Sai.i coin shall be legal tenfff i'' w /.
debts. public and private. That nHrA
any owner ~ silver or gold bullinn may
posit the same al any mint ~ ~ 'nR
states 70 be forged into standard dollar NJ
bars for his benefit and without chhFtH WIN
il shall be lawful ~ refuse any asrp~i z.
xalne than one hundred dollars, M nnN "'.
ion - base ~ 20 be unsuitable i"I ''' "t"
ntions ~ the mint.
See. ?. That the provision ~ section fhff'
~ AN act 70 authorize the coinage Nv M,
-f.pdard silver dollar and 4" restore w
fcn.lc.. character which became a law t'a,
ruary twenty eighth. eighteen huuhf'i WIKI
seventy eight. j. hereby made AppilcAN' NJ
the coinage IN this act provided i"r
See. n That the certificates prov i'ic1 wv Y
the second section ~ this act -hAii INV N'
nominations ~ not less than one n"t wv
than one hundred dollars. and ~uch ffl'
| Gates snail be rcdecinallc ia coin NJ SiaHN1
value A sufficient sum ~ carry nAii 'n' l'.
visions az this act u hereby appfNlf
| out u any money In the treasury nni "'7',,
| wise appropriated. 80 nnch ~ 'tf
! ~ July fourteen. eighteen hnA@',
l and ninety. entitled AN 49,
1 inv the purchase ~ the ~llvsr NNA
1 and the issue ~ treasury notss shsrr'n' WY
4 for other purposes 'as requires thr pN'''..,I
| ~ s.sdo.po ounces Of silvsrhuill"n VI i''''''-
1 b.. ard the same D. hereby REPEALED
4 ~ec. h. That the certificates PROV ih'', NV n.
this act and al silver and gold cert inra'.,
ready issued. shall De receivable f"f wv IN.
| and dues 10 the United states ~ ever N.
scripf!on. ana shall be a legal tender ',e
payment a all debts. public and rr N'' v
1 See. ;. The owners ~ bullion n.
Tor coinage shall have the option W '' INK.
coin or its equivalent ~ the cert '.r M
| xidcd for In this act. and rurh bnii''"
| 10 subsequently, coined.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

VIENNA, Jan. 10 News has arrived
here Of a serious disaster which has oc-
cured az Livino in Bostraud. An ava
lanchc crashed down from the mount
aims near that place, destroying num-
Der Of houses. some Of which were
buried out Of sight beneath the
snow. As soon as rcscuing parties
could get 70 work the removal Of the
immense weight Of snow which had
rushed down upon the town was be-
gun. The calamity Is believed 70 have
been an extremely fatal one, Is already
seventeen dead bodies hive lrcn 70
moved from the ruins
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23


The >ioug War at $4,000 r.....
Endei ~ the surrender ~ ~. t,..'.y
Hands "a General Miles M. ~.
Disarmament ~ The Indians Nm
csmps'd within the Agsne, slmif- .,
the tnn~ ~ the Military For.. >nrr..'''s
ing Them.
Pi>E kipoE AoE>cf. :. ~. Jan. N
The Sioux outbreak ~ .sso.ai ....
There may be. and probably ulll N.
trouble with few smnll drt..a,...,
bands ~ hostiles, hnt n, great maf.,
ity of those who rcvolt,d nra,n., .E.
authority ~ the United stat, t..t....
incnt have removed their war n.s..
and are camped near tho frlcndi, Y.
dians 10 the southwest Of thc a.,.n.r
just across White Clay creek
Wednesday General Miles hrld 4 .Ir.l
council with hostile I!rulc and usalI,I,
chiefs. and the RESULTS 81 the con s......
became apparent yesterday mrrnIur
Shortly after daybreak a mist ul,,,r-.l
the hostile camp 40 that no ono q, MI
agency could see what "as l,vinu ,no.
in the valley. but ..vrtly after el.l.
o'clock there emerged from The mist,he
advance guard ~ the biggest artret..
tion "a warlilSc Indians thi. coun,ry \
ever likely "a see.
Some Of the vanquished wcr.. cheer.
full This was ON account a pru>p.c.
Of sufficient food; hut the large portion
had moroSc and vicious appearance
They had nnwillingly SURRENDERED "
superior force. and therefore RETAINED
their right 90 be as savage As Nas .n,>,..
nle in the face 81 an army 'et uas
large enough and willing cuouuh N,
wipe them ont ofeNisfence Ihcrc WI.
bc no repetition Of the Wounded Knee
affair. Instead ~ giving ,he r.s.
the task Of diSarining the Warrior Wa
work viii ~ done ~ the chiefs
Contact with the soldiers f',-Har b.
/ within several days win certainly nrr.
cipitate fight. % General Miles insist.
I that each chief bring The arsns 4 N.
band. The guns are being luaIl,d n.l
wagons in the hostile camp qna n a.
turned over AZ division hcaduuarit.
4 delegation ~ the chiefS VIII l.eisr
mittcd 70 visit Washington fvr a
suliation with the authorize M Nv Ma
final terms ~ peace,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

MorxT CARMEL. ILL. Jan. Y" Y" Y.
ship has Just been completed ann NJ
cessfully worked for James Na,'" ..'s
Of Chicago. lie pays ar. Fcnn''s Nh
500. 900 for II. II i thirty fc''t lNnA y. ~.
sixteen and one-half feet III s'1s. W.
ference and weighs onc n".' MA
pounds Ii will lift i65 pounds MI III
will travel as rapidly as desires" IN
buoyancy chamber i made q s'' ''.'rr.
aluminium. the blades rudder' Pr'r |,
car. etc. are made ~ alufnil,'" .,s, I,
will DC sent by express and W.. HIM N u
In Chicago Saturday. where " ,, m
exhibited In the Exposition bu'''''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

OK the 10Th Emperor William pro-
cecdea 10 Potsdam and ordered the
troops Of the garrison artillery. infan-
try and cavalry out for exercise IN
crossing the River Iiavcl on the Zee
which was frozen 70 a depth q thirteen
inches.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

TnE railway advisory board met IN New
York. on the nth. and. after considera-
bic discussion elected the following
commissioners: Nessrs. Nlidgcly. fin-
lev. Fairthornc >mlk, Nining and
Walker. MIR. Walker was elected chair
man
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

A CONCENTRATION Of senator JIcarsts
physicians was held on the 18th, and y
l. said decision was reached that the
senator il suffering from cancer Of the
colon. or large intestine, and there y
absolutely no hope Of his recovery.
While his physicians are extremely reti-
cent on the subject Of the Senator con
dition. II islearncd from intimate friends
Of the family that, while there has been
no alarming change within the last few
days, death NAV come Ut anv moment.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

IL the south Dakota House Of Repre-
sentatives. on the 18th. Brown and
Maxon. the two Republican members
from Brown County. We're unseated and
Scattergocd and Bates. Independent
contestants for their seats We're sworn
IN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

The Gillian Minister 70 Great britain.
senior Carlos Antuncz. denies that there
has been fighting in any part Of Chill
or that there is any revolutionary move
ment in progress in that country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

TmE composition Of Prof. koch's cur
alive lymph was made public by au-
thority on the 18th The lymph con-
sists Of glycerine extract obtained by
the pure cultivation Of tuberculosis
bacilli.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

LrTzskI who was arrested in con-
ncction with the attempt ~ wreck the
Cars train AZ Borl<i. will be trans
ported 70 Sibcris without the formallty
of a trial
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

A RrIr is pending in the Michigan Leg
islature prohibiting the issuing q rail
road passes TO members. under penai'y
Of fine Of not less than $1,000 nor
more than $4,000. The law also applies
to all state officers and judges Of courts
~ ra..,ri
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

IN Difference 70 French influence the
Gar positively refuses 20 permit ne
Duke of Orleans 10 take service IN the
Russian army in any capacity.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

A SPECIAL meeting Of the New York
Chamber OF Commerce. on the 18th. %
consider the financial legislation now
pending in Congress brought together
a large attendance Of the most promi-
nent merchants. bankers. and men Of
business OF that city. The discussion
ended in the chamber placing itself on
record as decidedly against the free
COINAGE az silver
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

&gnIl ePnt Itft NfUTfs NtItl llf fttfiNFII
Nelson A. Miles.
PINE RIDGE AGENCY. =. ID. Jan. ii-
All the Indians are now in ranp soufh
Of the agency The troops hasc
moved round on their TANKS - prcscr-
any escape General brooke. with iii
escort Of the Ninth Cavalry had c,n-
ference with General Miles YESTERDAY
and returned 70 his command a>t
night. General Schoficld has been
wired that the war l. oyer and that ~
can dispose Of the troops now here Is
he sees fiji. Short Bull. the last X the
hostile chiefs 70 pay hi> respects "a
General Miles. came u headquarters
yesterday.
Under the conditions ~ the surrender
the hostilcs are 10 give their gun, "
their chiefs who are - bring them y
Agent Pierce. II i certain. however
that the best weapons ~ill pe cached
and that the guns the Government wax
get will bc only lit 70 70 ~ the j.
shop. The other conditions ~ SURE
der are that there j. 70 De but on
chief and his name i General Nei~or
a. Miles. whose commands must
promptly obeycd in the futu~ and ~
all the children Of the Sioux inYs' y
enrolled on the rosters ~ the .sdll>'rir
/ schools.
Lieutenant Mann. of the ~r'\nt
I Cavalry. who was shot in the IN IN
| Wounded Knee. died AZ Fort i.iFv
| Wednesday, Ills death i The 'hiriE-
sixth among the soldiers 81 ,his fam "
/ regiment.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

In letter to the London Times
Henry Irving, the actor, complains q
the statement that the play Ravens
wood" Is a failure as being groundless.
sRavcnswood, he says. Is still running
at the Lyceum. although he varies the
bill with tragedy and comedy in order
20 please the public taste. In a foot
note the editor Of the Times says Mr..
Irving fails TO mention the fact that
sRavcnswocd" is rendered but once
week
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

LEONARD PERRIN. 1the wealthy New
London wis banker, was convicted
on the 18th. at Oshkosh, ofccmplicity in
the Hurley Bank robbery Of September.
1850. He was charged with receiving
and disposing Of a part Of the $4,000
stolen from the bank. His son. Phelps
Perrin, the banks book-keeper, and +.
W. Baker. Of Ironwood, Mich. are
serving five-year terms for the robbery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

THE Turkish Government Is giving
great impulse to the development OF
Asia Minor. thereby reversing the
policy Of centuries Several lines 81
railway are in course q construction
and German energy andcapital are being
especially encouraged
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

THE large malt-house Of f. N. Van
Tasscl. at West Eleventh street and
Thirteenth avenue. New York City. was
completely Quilted by fire. early on the
morning Of the 18th. with loss OF
about $500. 600 in stock and $4,000 tothe
building. The latter was six-story
brick structure and was filled with 3o,-
600 bushels Of feed and grain.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

Mn. AxsEr. the Mexican Consul at
Montreal. who has just returned from
Ottawa. says: Reciprocity with
Canada is now great question in the
Republic of Mexico. The matter that
should at once occupy the attention Of
the Canadian people is the securing Of
an extradition treaty with the great
Spanish-speaking republic"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

IN the telegraphic report OF the be-
quests made by Emma Abbott's will
the mother-inslaw Of the testatrix
Martha q. Wethcrell is said TO have
been left 81. 900. The amount as stated
was an error Of transmission or receipt.
che actual bcquest being Sloo,ooo-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23

SECRETARY BLAINE has opened up q
correspondence with the Spanish Gov
eminent. through the Minister resident
at Washington. in regard to the alleged
indirnities offered 70 American mis-
sionarics on the Island of Ponape' Car
oline group. by Spanish soldiers
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-23
FOR FREE COINAGE.

Text 81 the Free Coinage Measure miro
Diced n Substitute by senator 49, =
Missouri. and Finally Adopted ~ M
senate January "a.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-16
CON>U PTICN J}t

An Old ll1ys c:"t>, re- re I N
pract c. ng had p;, - l.. s
hands ly III East d.; ~, 10 Try
the !orn'lIa oi u si;nl sge ali
I NEEDY I. r i speedy anu I.,rm
nent cure of consumption, Rron-
c'ts,is, Ca: rrh, AstI: ma "a d all
throat and lung affectIof,s, also a
positive an, radica cure for Nerv-
Gus Debility and all Nervous Com
plants, after having tested its won
deufn' curative powers in thonsand
cases, has felt it his duty to make
it known to his suffering fell WIS.
Autuated by this motive and a de-
sire to relieve human suffering, [
will send free charge to all who
desire it, this recipe, in &c men,
French. or English, with fail d.
rections for preparing and using.
Sent by mail by addre@ 81 g With
stamp, naming this hai e.: w. A.
N"yes, 800 Powers Block. Roch"st-
err, n. Y.