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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
THE LAUNCHTSe OF THE BROOKLF IN

Philadelphia, Sept. 1.-THE United States cruiser
Brooklyn will be launched mt Cramps's shipyard
on October .. The vessel Is ready 10 go into the
water but It will require time properly TO adj
lust the ways. The Brooklyn. which Is officially
known Armored Cruiser No 3. is 40 feet inches
in length. 81 feet inches beam. 81 feet inches
moulded depth and a feet mean draught. Her en-
gines which four in number. are triple expan-
sion and work In pairs on twin screws The smoke
stacks OF the cruiser will prove a new departure
Their Extraordinary height 100 feet above the
lower crate bars. Is to secure approximately the
benefits OF forced draught without air pressure in
the frerooms. The speed guarantee OF the Brook-
lvn is ~ knots hour. The contract price Is
81 900 and time limit for the completion or
the vessel il February H. 1896 For every one,
fourth knot the required 20 knots attained
by the cruiser on her official trial trip the Cramps
will receive $4,000 from the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATS TRYING TO
HARMONIZE.

REGULARS WILL ALLOW TO THE sHEPARDGTEs
oNE-rHIRD OF THE STATE DELEGATION
The Democratic General Committee OF Kings
County met at the Athenaeum last night, to con-
slider the report OF the Executive Committees sub
committee relative 10 harmon.zng with the Shepard
Democracy. Chairman James ID. Bell presided.
A resolution adopted after q good deal OF
wrangling approving the report OF the sub-com-
mttee. which in brief is follows: The Shepard
ties have a one-third representation of the Kings
County delegation In the State Convention, two
members OF the State Central Committee, two
members on each OF the convention committees
and a like number OF secretaries and vce-presi-
dents The regulars to have a two-thirds repre-
sentatiOn In the State Convention.
Both organizations 10 elect full set OF delegates
and alternates TO the State Convention, and both
10 be admitted with the above representation. The
Shepard Democracy's General Committee will meet
tomorrow night to consider the adoption OF
similar report.
Ex-Coroner Lindsay voiced the spirit OF the gath
ering OF the regulars when, in his speech he sad
II there's going TO be any harmony let's get
= ha heat n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
CAUGHT AFTER A HARD CHASE.
FRANK sORowowsKY. THE BAYoNNE MURDERER
ARRESTED ~ cANARsTE.

FRANK sORowowsKY. THE BAYoNNE MURDERER.
ARRESTED ~ CANARsIE
Frank Sorowowsky. OF Bayonne. ~ J.. was
lodged in Raymond Street jail last night TO await
requisiton papers from Bayonne whore he Will
answer a charge OF numbering John Kosperci-
kofsky about two weeks ago Sorowowsky was
captured the Adams lampblack factory. in
Canarsle. yesterday by Policemen Ford and
Matthews. OF the Canarse force. after a hard run
through the woods.
Sorowowsky Is a man OF considerable means. He
lived in Canarsie seven months ago. and went 10
Bayonne 10 start liquor shop. KospercIkofsky
and he engaged in a quarrel over the payment for
liquor which kOspercikOfsky had purchased.
Sorowowsky stabbed his opponent with jackknife
in the neck, infiicting wound from which he died
In a few hours. Sorowowsky fed 10 Canarsie and
hid in the woods the village. begging and
stealing food the best way he could. His former
acquaintances would not harbor him. and finally
told the police about him.
When he arrested he emaciated his
clothes torn. and he looked like madman.
He said he had not had nights sleep since the
murder. which he says justifable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15

OF the Fenan Brotherhood who In 1867 sailed
from Sandy Hook with arms and ammunition on
board the brigantine Jackmel. and succeeded in ef-
fectng landing IN Ireland. Twentv-seven OF the
party were captured. and two tried for having
formed part of armed expedition destined TO aid
rebellion in Ireland. Colonel Warren one OF
the two. ON his trial ne took his stand an
American citizen and demanded 70 be tried
alien. and the Court refusing ne abandoned all
legal defence. directed his counsel TO withdraw
from the case. ana put Il upon the United States
Government 10 afford him protection.
After serving nearly four years OF his twenty
years sentence Colonel Warren got out OF Chatham
Prison and returned TO Boston and he had lived
here since He connected with the New
York press for some years. ana later he published
the frst Irish National newspaper in the country.
The Fenian Spirit which appeared IN 1854 He
also conducted The Municipal Record and Trades
Advocate and The Irish Republican" In Boston.
Colonel Warren IVES an officer In General
Meagher's Irish brigade. He State Centre Of
the Fenan Brotherhood of New-England and in
1854 he president of Charlestovn laborers As
ISOLATION. the first labor union organized In this
State He held the rank OF general in the Irish
Revolutionary brotherhood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15

Nothing in the world SO strengthens the weak
readily restores lost nerve force. go surely
makes the aiiing and peevish young woman or
growing boy we'll and cheerful.
And for the aged and ntrm the whole word
knows its wonderful curative powers. Rev. Eras-
tus Rowley. president OF the famous Kentucky
Female College. writing 10 the proprieiors or
Paine's celery compound. SAYS:
81 was for several years sick man. My SICK
ness was attended with constipation with nerv-
BUSINESS and insomnia and the least excitement
would cause papitation OF the heart. | nave In
the last three or -four years used several widely
advertised preparations. Finally ! took Paine $
celery compound and regard 1t a superior 10 all
others especially If used strictly you direct By
using this do not suffer from constipation. in
ability to sleep or from paptation OF the heart
as formerly I am still using Pane's celery conf
pound at times. and shall take pleasure in recon-
mending Il 70 others"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
wORTHS STRENGTH DOUBTED
ALTHOUGH MAJORITY OF THE KINGS COUNTY
DELEGATES FAVOR HIM HIS CONTROL
Is NOT ABSOLUTE

DELEGATES FAVOR HIM HIS CONTROL.
Is NOT ABSOLUTE
The result OF the Assembly district conventions
Worths friends elected SO OF the o. but whether
the Senator could deliver majority on an un-
popular candidate motion question is extremely
doubtful. The twenty-one delegations are made nm
largely OF representative Republicans They are
recognized in their districts having the interests
OF the party heart and being bent on accomplish
ing victory at the polls In November
Ex-Nava Officer Wills summed up the situation
yesterday when he said THE claims that are be-
ing made that 80 delegates for or against this
man or that man without good basis There
has been no drawing OF lines. and no fight has
been INDUCED in There have been local conten-
OF local leaders In certain districts. There can be
significance attached to the contentious. so far
general county fight might be considered"
face would 10 indicate the choice OF W. w.
Goodrich for one OF the Supreme Court nomna-
lions Hugo HiTsch and Major Edward Ii. Hobbs
will have close race for the other coveted honor
gates to the judicial convention Mr.. Hirschs friends
were Yesterday claiming fifty-three. Mr.. Hobbs Is
a hard fighter however. and the convention may
develop a surprise for his opponents.
The defeat OF ex- Senator Worth In his home dis
trict the Vth the talk OF the town yesterday
His chagrin was increased when II became known
that In the WITH District. which takes In large
part OF the Nineteenth Ward. which Mr.. Worth has
cations were chosen TO both the State and Judicial
conventions. Mr.. Worth, however, as has been al.
ready stated. chosen delegate In the Id
district through the courtesy OF Sheriff Butting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
DELEGATES START FOR SARATOGA.
REPORTED PLANS OF PLATT FOR CHANGES IN
THE STATE COMMITTEE.

REPORTED PLANS OF PLATT FOR CHANGES IN
THE STATE COMMITTEE.
A goodly number OF the delegates from this city
10 the Republican State Convention started for
Saratoga yesterday the train which left the
Grand Central Station at $3.50 D. m. and with them
were n number OF the Brooklyn delegates. Promi-
nent among the New York delegates were ex-Post-
master Van Colt Edward lauterbach' ex-Poice
Commissioners Murray and Kerwin and Frederick
: Gibbs Several Republican district leaders We're
AZ the station but did not go on the train II was
said that T. c. Plat had started for Saratoga at
$50 a. m. There talk at the station TO the
effect that state Senator Clarence Lexow would be
made the temporary chairman OF the convention.
and that Edward LAuter0ach would be the perma-
nent chairman.
Most OF the New-York delegates 10 the convention
will go 10 Saratoga tomorrow morning. Some Of
them who In the city yesterday said that an
effort would be made 20 take William Brookiield,
John Simpson and {. n. T. Coils out or the state
Committee and put Edward Lauterbach eX-Police
Commissioner Murray and Jacob NJ Patterson In
their places
George W Stephens has denied that he was guilty
OF treachery In aiding In the election OF ex-Judge
Ernest Hall as a delegate from the XXXNt tn As
senby District. He said yesterday that IL was
well understood that the election OF ex-Judge Hall
was an empty compliment the latter would not
go TO the convention. but would allow Brookfield
man to take his place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
op,xcE COUNTY DELEGATES.

Newburg Sept. 1.-THE Republican Convention
OF the Ist Assembly District o. Orange county,
which was held here this afternoon eected the
following delegates TO the State Convention; Con-
sressman BENJAMIN b. Odell. jr.. Joseph NJ. Diekey
and Theodore Merritt, OF Newburs Assemb.yman
Louis F. Cioodsell. OF Highland Falls: l. H. Lough-
ran OF Walden: Joseph <. Board Of Washington
vile and Emmett Helme. OF Crawford The following
were elected delegates the Judicial Convention In
Brooklyn: Congressman Odell. James c. Graham
4. II. F. Seeger, c. l. Warlng. stephen II Moulas
/ NJ Dickey and Thomas W. Bradley. The con-
ventlon Endorsed Governor Morton for the Presi-
dency and Co.oneI " D. Dckey Tor justice OF the
Supreme Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
THE DAVIS MURDER JURY CHARGED.

NORTON CHASE ATTACKS THE CHARACTER or
THE WITNESSES FOR THE PEOPLE.
Albany. Sept 14.-In summing up in the Davis
murder trial to-day the attorney for the defence,
Norton Chase laid great stress on the testimony Of
the medical experts called by the attorney for tho
accused which showed that the child had been dead
but thirty-six hours previous TO the finding OF the
body. He attacked the character OF the witnesses
for the People and asserted that no dependence
should be placed on their testimony. He asserted
that the District-Attorney seeking a victim
and using the proper methods TO determine the
guilt innocence OF the party accused
District Attorney Burngame in his address To
the jury spoke eloquently OF the outrage which had
been committed against society. and although
greatly deploring the fact that man who asserted
his innocence before his God. should be- accused OF
such heinous crime. nevertheless held that the
fury should act as and not towards. Tho
evidence warranted a conviction.
Justice Rumsey's charge was one OF the ablest
ever delivered In Albany County. He rehearsed all
the evidence taking first that OF the defence and
the contradiction by the prosecution. and vice versa.
and regretted the fact that he was obliged TO charge
them that they must be satisfied beyond reason
able doubt OF the defendants guilt before bringing
in verdict OF murder I'm the first degree. The Jury
retired at G.lS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
IN ULSTER AND GREENE COON mice
HARMONY ~ THE REPUBLICAN RANks-pEAE
GATES TO SARATOGA.

GATES TO SARATOGA.
Kingston " Y. Sept. "A (SpeciaD'-Ane rep'o
loan Convention Tor the LIST Assembly Dls''o' VI
r-s,er County selected these delegates 10 the sara
toga Convention this afternoon without coiI.es
car,uel u Coykendall Leveryn b. Sharpe T. >
1y-hi,,ev George Washburn and Daniel b. Deyo
Tn. RsnubIicans OF the lid District met at New
pal,z this afternoon and accredited the Following
delaga,es 10 the convention: Jacob leteVer' freu
er,ck Doremus Richard Deyo DR.. JOSIAH Has
brouck and Solomon y. Thorn.
rhe no,,ical situation in Ulster County Is some
,.ba, anornalous from the fact that the Piatt
tssus or the domination OF bosssm. has not been
,rorg,v raised In the ranks OF the Republican
marty While the local party leaders are known
20 he friendly to Mr.. Plat some o. the most IN
fuential among them do not seem 10 rehsh oeIhs
classified as Plat men. not caring 10 incur .he
odium which that characterization no" ihpnes
when the delegation OF Ulster County TO the state
-r,.r,o, selected to-day Ia called a Plat deega-
,,o, the,, call IL harsh assertion and say: There
s no such Issue here
This is perhaps equally true or Greene county
and throughout this XVIII Senate DistrI@t Inc
fact is little missionary effort mas pesh
made here In the cause OF independent Repubi-
canism and anti-bossism. and yet the field IS a
good one Thousands OF intelligent Republicans in
these counties which are sure TO give
to think for themselves on leading political aues-
,ions and the more they think about IL the more
hey
djrtation from anybody. Local party leaders in
lister who have wasted so many Years In per
are no factions in the Republican ranks this fall.
The nomination for senator is likely 20 be given
10 Charles Davis OF Saugerties, although Major
lanes II Everett OF this city an ex-Assembly-
man Is also prominently in the field and Greene
County has another candidate in the person OF
Captain James stead OF Catskill. Jacob Rice. the
present Democratic Senator, expects renomina-
ton which he will probably get. though Frank
Osborne OF Catskill. is quite as willing to take IT..
Roth seem 10 forget that Ii is a Republican year,
and that the decree has gone forth for Republican
reclamation OF the district. II Is understood here
that Judge Alton b. Parker is a candidate for
Court OF Appeals Judge. in spite OF the advice Of
his friend. Senator Hill. who told him II the
wrong year for him TO run.
Assembly, Van Keuren. OF the Ist Ulster Dis
trict is slated for denomination without opposition.
In the Id District things less harmonious.
Charles T. Coutant Is an aspiring legislator there
and Assembyman I.ounsbery. who is anxious for a
third term. may be turned down for Coutant
The nomination for County Judge is conceded 10
A T Clearwater. the present incumbent. which il
equivalent 10 election. though the Democrats
talk OF ptting against him ex-senator Linson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
SONS OF VAR TETERANS.

New-Haven. Sept 1.-THE second annual Ma
tional Convention OF the Sons Of War Veterans
to-day elected the following officers: Commander.
in-chief, r. d. Rivers, OF NewYork City; first
DEPUTY commander D. s Taylor OF Ohio: second
deputy commander +. A. Witt. Of Boston, chap
lan-n-chief n +, Mozaoust. Of this city trustees
Charles j. Barbour OF Springfield; J. F. Hart OF
this city and Lewis F. Go1 Next years conven-
ton will be held in New-York city during the at
ter part OF August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
ESSEN COUNTY REPUBLICAN PRIMARIEA

The Republican primaries TO EJECT delegates to the
State Convention will be he'd in Newark and Esse1
County tomorrow evening. and the friends Ok
Elias = Ward hopeful OF e'ectinS a majority OF
the delegates while Kean. Griggs and voorhees, are
each sure OF delegates. M. Ward Is resi-
dent OF Essex County. He said yesterday that he 10
confident ne will go into the State Convention with
at least 800 delegates.
The Essex County League OF Republican Clubs
has Just been organized al Newark. with George
w W Porter president. II. A. Harvey ana
Philip Schaefer vice-pres!ient, +. c. FraentSei
treasurer and J. r. Salmon secretary Representa-
tives or thirty-three cubs signed the roll At the
next meeting a constitution and bylaws will Be
renOrted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
NOMINATED FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

Rochester. Sept 1.-THE LIST Assembly Distrfce
Republican Convention in Pit,sford to-day nom
mated Charles j. Smith without opposition
In the WITH District Thomas II Eddy, OF Greece.
was nominated
Owego. " Y, Sept 1.-THE Republican Conven.
ton this afternoon nominated DAME, r. Wit,er Of
Richford for member OF the Assembly.
Horne,lsville. y. Y. Sept 4-Ira G. Day. OF Danss
Vile was nominated to-day the Republican
candidate for Assembly .or the I'D District Of
Steuben County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
BrRy,yo THE oscEo1A NINE VICTIMS

Calumet, Mich, Sept. H-This Is Funeral Day III
Calumet. Ten OF the victims Of the Osceoia IRE
were buried yesterday. and the others except the
last three. are being buried to-day Every hearse
In the country is In service. and the mines are 'i
the miners being kept busy going from one funeral
10 another. In addition 10 the thirty killed IN .le
Osceola a week ago. four miners nave since pee I
killed here by accidents. In Inc seven yvSts a..
ing with 1884, 532 were killed Dy hcclusI''s ~
the mines Of the Upper Peninsula oil Michigan anu
the recent disaster here VIII Drlng tne hst w ~
more than ak hundred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
COLONEL JOHN WARREN.

Boston. Sept H-Colonel John Warren. vino was
injured b. the falling OF a piece Of stone from the
Masonic Temple few days ago. died to-day. II
was largely due 10 Colonel Warrens insstence upon
his rights as an American citizen. when captured
by the British Government during the Fenian in
vasion OF Ireland in 1861. that the two naturaza-
ton treaties proclaimed in 1870 and 1877 con
ciuded between this country and Great Britain.
Colonel Warren WAS one OF a number OF members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
HILL DEMOCRATS WIN IN ORLEANS.

Albion. y. Y. Sept. lt-In the Democratic County
Convention here to-day there was contest be-
tween the Hi and Cleveland factions. the former
having two-thirds OF the delegates William II. H.
Con nominated for Assembly William H. Dye
OF Albion: Hoffman Ruger. OF Murray and NJ. A.
Bowen, OF Medina. elected a. State delegates
Five hundred Republicans have signed call for
an Independent ticket. boiling the regular ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15

Oswego. y. Y. Sept. 1f-Fire in Psimero Ceh"e'
this county this afternoon destroyed 'hreeS'o
frame hotel. ID. H. Tr.mbe's cheese factory Dail
store and two houses The loss Is about >-ooo'
While the fire was at its height Addison sc"unei
went into the cellar OF the store to remove SOM
articles Of merchaniss and was killed by al eN
piosion Of gunDowder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
THE ToMPKINs REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

HF IUhf MINI fNrsf VI'I1I7<.N WV nv 'N7@@
Ithaca. ~ Y. Sept 1.-THE Tompkins County
Republican Convention. he'd here to-day. elected the
the following delegates TO the State Convention:
J. w Dwight, Frank ]. Ense. T. c. Stewart. Cap
tain A. W Knettles. ID. II. Marsh and r. j. Hunt.
This delegation IL understood to be equally divided
a. between the interests Of T. C. Plat and j. 6loat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
nrrcHEss DEMOCRATIC coNvENrIoN.

Poughkeepsie. Sept 1.-THE Democratic Conven'
tion in Duchess County to-day was largely at
tended and harmonious. James Meyers JACOB -
Hnsdale Robert Hurd. J. l.. Williams, VI Van BE
Schuyler and Irving Fraeigh were elected deiegates
10 the State Convention. All are friends OF STATE
Committeeman Hlnkley The delegates 10 the
Judiciary Convention are L. Wright Vail ana John
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
~, Yesterday afternoon. and the following were

chosen: " ,,,,o. "
state-George l.. Nichol. Casteton; Charles W.
Alexander. Mddletown; Major Il. H. Wartoru'
wes,hed Richard Tilson. Southfeld and a nd +
I,rsl SorthdeId Senate-Harry F. clark anu ~ f..
Danny Of Northheld: Charles A Jones ana Mi.tiani
schmeser OF Middletown; Thomas A. Sran heo, "a
md Henry A Guyon. OF Westtield Juu Iciann
SharIes t. Hubbeil OF Castleton; George cromwgaI.
- uuiddletown, George > Schofied. OF Southheid
lanes Laforge, OF Westheld and Frank Fogsih OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15

Fassett F. F. Tibb,tts elected delegate to tna
Irdi,iarv Convention The Senate delegation 10
Instructed for r. G. stewart fred h. Bates, OF
Caroline was nominated sor the Assembly. Tne
Marion Tor the nomination for President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
THE RocKLAND DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

Haverstraw. " Y, Sept. H-Rockland County's
Democratic Convention held in the COURTEOUS.
in New-Ci;y to-day George Dickey was chairman
Delegates 70 the State Convention chosen as
follows: Frank p Demarest J. Arthur Polhemus
and Michael McCabe. The delegate 10 the judiciary
Convention H. Dlstrict-Attorney Frank Comisky
Sixteen delegates elected 10 represent the
county in the Senate Convention IN Mddletown
on October 2 Resolutions were adopted instruct
ing the delegates TO vote for George Dlckey
Rockland's candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
THOMAS MURPHY FOR SENATOR.

Amsterdam, y. Y, Sept 1.-THE ProhioitionstS
of the XXvIIth District have nominated Thomas
Murphy OF Amsterdam. for Senator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
GRIGGs DELEGATES CHOSEN IN RUTHER
FORD

At the Republican primary In Shafer HAN huther-
ford last night John f. Tyler presiding. Collector
Charles Burrows md Joseph c. Shenck were elected
delegates TO the State Convention and Andrew H.
Teeple and W r. Mackay. alternates. The primary
favored John W. Griggs for Governor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15

Great reduction in excursion rates between New
York and the White Mountains via " Y. n. H
H<R r. and Connecticut River Line Only no 80
to 'Fabyans Corresponding reductions to other
mountain pontA Reduced rates ct 6btslA -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
RICHMOND coUNTYs DELEGATION.

The Richmond County Republican Convention Tor
the election OF delegates to the State. Senate and
Judicial District Conventions was held at Staple
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15

Dr. ROBERTS BARTHOLOW. VI. A.. Ill. d..
Professor OF Materia Medca and General Their
apeutics in the Jefferson Medical College OF Phiia-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
Springs and 2.
BUFFALO
LITHIA WATER
NATURES BOON TO W0MANKlND.
THE AUT0CRAT OF THE STOMACH.
a Dy5PePtic Eats HOS
and HOniny.
THE BEST TABLE WATER.

ical Comm, from which she had not been SUI
ac.ently aroused 70 take nourlshment for four
days From her husband obtained the foilo"-
ing history OF her case:
She mad been previously in robust health ana
led an active aborous llfe doing all the work for
the household. For several years. however she
had been a sufferer from severe form or Dyo
pepsia. her stomach often rejecting the lightese
articles OF diet. For year or perhaps longer she
had not experienced the Menstrual Ffows
and had been for some time subject to occasional
attacks OF Coma. Increasing in frequency ana
duration. Under appropriate trea tmens there was
a return OF sersibility and consciousness. and she
took nourishment. but there was no permanent
improvement OF the general health. For 10
NERVE TONIC properties put her on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
BUFFALO LlTHIA MATER
ia the best table wnter known 10 me,
and have some experience OF them all"

statement Of Dr. VIM b. TOWLES. Professor of
Anatomy and Materia Medica. University OF Va
at the time Resident Physician al the Springs:
Miss -. aged sixteen. consulted me as to the
Use OF the