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No CHEAPER WHEAT IN sIG LIT.
The Government statistician Figures on Our
Surplus and Enrope's Need.

WASHINGTON. SEPT. lA.-In his monthly report
issued to-day StatisticiRn John Hyde OF the
\ Agricultural Department says that there is no
fear % am material cheapening OF wheat un.
til another crop is In ,i-ht with a prospect OF
ample stocks. He refers TO the short wheat
crop Of Europe this year, and TO the fac. that
little help can be expected from India, Argrn-
tina. and Australia. The Canadian con,ribu.
Tons, he says, will be relatively small. Argen-
rtna has a hEe crop IN prospect. Australia
acreage has been narrowed by drought. while
the famine in India has prevented the poorer
cultivation from taking advantage OF The pre-
yailing favorable conditions. In conclusion
Mr.. Hyde says:
But leaving out Of view the fact that the
burden OF supply for Europe will! fall more
llrgeiysthan usual upon the United States, II
Is evident that there would IN any case be a de-
mand for a larger surplus than is 10 be eN.
peCtcd out OF tht- year : crop. II TO our aver
We add the European shortage Of $4,000 eco
bushels, figured out ny B~rnomhalll. we get n
total ot 265. I3.-T2 bushels. and in so far as
we fall short Of supplying that quartity:Furopc,
As compared with an average year. must sui.
fcr a scarcity In her bread suppl, cICep in so
far az she can avert II by drawing on the stoc =
that may remain OUT nj previous crops. The
worlds re -crvcs have, however, been reduced
In con euuencc If tho short wheat crop OF last
year. and a deficiency in some Of this other inn
pOrtant food crops will no: tend to relieve the
tension OF the wheat market.
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Or. William q. Towles,

Professor of anatomy and Nntcrin Mad
lea In TIC Medirni Ucpo rtment Of tn. Uni
uersity Of Virginia The effects of
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Polo.

The unwclcome rews of the withdrawal OF tbs
Myopia team from tho polo oh ampIonshlp com petition
was received yesterday with regret. as It roba the
championship of much Of Its Interest. These games.
which are really the only public matches ~ ths year.
Invariably draw from $4,000 TO 10000 persons 10 the
Prospect Park Parade Grounds, and the public have
been looking forward with interest for tho annual
meeting between the leading polo experts OF the
land. The noyplas won the championship In 1898
and rank high in polo circles, and their withdrawal Is
kcenly felt.
Capt. Agasaiz. who Is one OF the leading players Of
the country. Icing one u the few men In the POLO
Myopia team by announcing that he would not play
IN ,,ryuLt of the death Ut his unclr. Col. Theodore
lyman. The snnle bereavement also affects Robert
a. shaw, Jr. and ne. too. win not play. and N he
~. VS. rank, " IN the test players In the land, IL
Would Ls useies. for tue ciaL " attempt to play with
sul,tin.tes IA 'sClr plPees-
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Racing At 81. Louis.

81. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-THE racei at the Fair Grounds
thiA afternoon resulted - follows:
First RAce-Three-quarters 0f n m!le.-R, r Sack,
los &c. Combs. even money. wpn; N Twin Burnham,
100 CJenkinsJ, 80 to /, ssCoud, Flora o.. VI tHalD. 3
To /, third. lime, !:l33.
secon -quarters of a m~ile:-Hanobslle,
100 Gilmore, I to /. won; Mis- BramBl-. Us tSneiIL.
2 10 /. second: Hibernia queen. 100 &c. Combs, 4 70
l., third. Time. 1854.
Third Rlce-TLree.quarters OF a nile -CIAra c..
IO5 tygefster). y Ia 5. won; Kings Guard, los para
disc. 3 to |, second John y. Mccarthy. 100 Oil
more. I to /. thlrd. Time. I:i7.
Fourth Racr-One mile .-.sa kline. 90 fsouthardl. 0
10 ?. won: Tranuy. a. &C. Com ~ 81 TO 2, second Top
Mat, 81 ,GilmureJ. ~ to 3. tHIrd. Tim, liI2
Fifth Ra,r-Ihr OF = miie.-Sick Carter,
IO6 fsE-Il, ! u 10, won, Cavalry, 1903 Stevens. I to
/. second. Bridget, 100 r. Jonesl. . to =, third.
Time. 1913.
. 70 2, won; BasquiL, 10 Huxley. evan money, SEQ
ond; Parole dor. 100 (PhIil!Esl. 10 to j, third.
Time. 1853.
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ROUISG.
Philadelphia Oarsmrn ResIEn from the Ma
tIonai Association.

tIonai Association.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. l4.-Whnt promises 10
be a most interesting fight in the National As
declared on In this city to-day b. the rcsiGun.
ton OF the Vcspor Boat Club, one Of the strong.
Gst OWN: clubs In the Schuylkill Navy, from
the National Association. II IS expected that
the resignation VIII hc followed hy the rcsigna-
ton OF all the ClWbs composing the SChgy,kill
Navy. with the possible exception o! tho Penn.
sylvnnia Barge clubs, This. II is said with
pretty strong authority, will he followed by the
stepping down and ont OF . number OK rowing
clubs both In %cw Eor. and Boston.
Tn res: guatiun - tho result Of considerable
hitter iCrlIrG cnEnnacrrh by the Suspension Os
Edw n Nedlcy Of the Nc.per boat Club some
time age, and was intensified by the action Ot
the Board II refusing to consider his rrlnsiItc'
merit when the prOpo itiOn Was made to H.. The
meeting In this city during the national regatta.
when the board refused 10 r~e!nstRte Hcd!cy, was
n very heated one. and trouble vas several times
threatened. Barlow S. Weeks OF tne Now YORK
Athletic tlub WAS The main cause ~ tho Tc.r"-
tinn or the proposal to reinstatC, md there was
quito u deal OF fecli = aroused against nan ana
some Of the o'ncr Ioard members.
The step which caused the breach, however,
was ire Appointments - no ya,nr.! IN toe
hoard caused br The resignation Of Pres. !c"'
starch o. Dr.. tieorgC +. Root OF this -it', ia
direct opposition 10 tho EXPRESSED wish NJ 7"utr
support Of Commodore tiDrdOn :. rarri-nn u;
HE -chuylkill Nayy., THIS was considered u
direct aSront to both Mr.. CarriSan 49,. the
SChuylkll Navy.
taken 9y inc West PHILADELPHIA F"|' ,tHI "t
which Mr.. Carrtyan Is = member Dul ~" NcS,
lrrs wer" allowed TO take the Lad. The other
cubs All un.OuCtedly follow.
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On the Hort Erie Track.

BryYALo, Sept. l4-Clear weather. . fast track.
and a good crowd made the sport exciting at the Fort
Erie sra. K to-day. summary
First Rac--Slx fnrIongS- llS III
Lewis even. won, Takanassee, ly7 Ballard. 8 TO /.
second; Sover. llt Bergen, ) 10 /. third. Time,
lGllr.
second Rare-oue mile Our Johnny, ia Irving.
! to 2, won: Hurl. % (rongerJ ID to !. second, Th1d,
50 Dean. 20 to /. third. Time. l:tSls.
Third Racr-Ptve furiougs.-Aiss Jenny. lo4 Gar
,ixan. even. won; SabuD. lO+ (PiSHottl, 2 to l..
second; Mirth, lOI isongerr. ) to l, third Time.
l0lia.
Fourth Race-Two and oue-quartsr miles. for half.
bred hunters Of Genesse Valley Hunt CluD.-tndroen-
dence Day. 1875 Mr. WadsNOrthy. even. won, IA
gov, IBJ tMArtindalsj. Is to 5, second; B 6 InJuL, 1876
Ii rtlan. : 20 / third. Time. $780,
Fifth Ra e-One and one.halr miles r-Toots 81
IpowersL I 10 /. won. Lang on. 100 BERGEN, 4 TO l.,
second; skate, lOI Van KeurenJ, even, third. Time.
l.llp.
skin Rare-Five flrlonzs.-vigeuta, o. csouGerJ. 0
TO l., won. Dinry. lOT lP.ggottj, { To ), second New
burg, 81 Powers. 5 to l.. third. Time, l:02l4.
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towEE OF REMOVAL UPHELD.
Mail superintendent food Fails TO Get an In
Junction to Prevest His Dismissal.

WARRINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE bill of complaint
fled By John G.. Wood, superintendent OF Mails
at Loulsville. praying that Postmaster-G eneral
Gary and Assistant Postmaster General Heath
be enjoined from removing him from office, was
TO-DAY dismissed by Judge Coke OF the Supreme
Court O, The District OF Columbia.
This case has been looked on as n test OF the
power o! \ Federal depa Ttment to remove It's
employees. Judge Coke reviewed the law bear
ing on the removal % Federal employees. He
declared that IL was settled law that the power
OF removal was incident to the power Of appoint
ment. and that both could be exercised by the
head OF a department in reference TO subordi-
mates.
Judge Coke held that the Civil Service law
could not he construed 10 grant authority. either
to the Civil Service Commission or to the Presi-
dent, to make rules contrary to the law Itself or
OF a legislative character.
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DRTUU1 r - 7 R1ERRR NkTRTHn Hr" sale by G@r and Druggists generally Pamphlets on application
Ab IN kN1 FILA Walk Tmm%@
DO 3126V la 4ASE4G &4A 86S PROPRIETOR Buffalo La SPRINGS. VI.
PROPRIETOR, Buffalo Lithia Sprinos. Va.

weather on the voyage. AS was told in THE
SUI on sunday. nine tugs were necessary TO get
the pontoon out OF the Tyne to sen on Thursday.
The manila hawscrs which are used in towing
it are the biggest ever made. bcinE twenty-five
incncs in circumtcren, e AMI weighing five tons
each. The Shipping Ho,li says that the pom
toon dock is the largest Of its kind ever con-
structed. II is intended to lift 4 dead weight OF
10. obo tons. and, being 100 feet long, VIII ac-
commodatc the largu - class OF ocean vessel.
To essen the resist .nCC of towing and make
the pOntoon's bow an stern more like a ship.
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High links. Mary Black. Bliss Rucker, Claret Cup and
Frohman also ran.
Time. l:0S.
Betting Against La GUleta. y to 5; Bliss Fucker. I
to |, T Mt PIN. 8 to /; Aratoma, warrrnton and High
links. each 10 to /; Attainment, l2 to l. FrohmAn.
is 10 |; Mary Black. 20 to /; Sensational, so to /;
Claret Cup, so to l.
SIXTH RACE.
The Inaugural SteeplechAse Handicap OF 81. 800. for
thr eyeAr.olds and upw ard; S25 each. and $50 addi
tional for starters; 30 the winner 81, goo. TO the
second 1890. and to the third 500; about two miles
and a half:
John Ni1ons br. e. Lion Heart, 8, by Lepanto-
Queen Lyon tVeitch1.
J. W. Colts ct. : woodpiseon. 4. 1879 CChandler) =. .
Royal ScA-tet also ran.
Time, 5:O9k
B~ettinS-Agains Lion Heart, 8 % 8; Woodpigeon.
2- to l; RoyA Scarlet. 10 to 5, rrtlliou y TO /.
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WILLS ASKS o HoND ISSUES
John G. CarIin wants the Commissioned Wan
damuscd to Give Him n Contract.

John {. tnrIl1 WRnis The I0mmIssIonrr NAM
dRmusrd to Give Him n Contract.
City Works Commissioner willis Of Brooklyn
made a rcquisitlon yesterday upon tho Ma or.
Comptroi,Cr. and CITY Clerk for tho issue and sale
Of Si4O 900 Twenty.ninth whrl sewer bonds.
$50. 600 Twenty ninth ward assessment bonds.
SlUO.OOU main and relic: sewer bonds. S37. 900
auxiliary sewer bonds, and T4iO,OOO local i'm
Iroyemcnt bonds.
Application was made 20 Justice Maddox yos.
tcraHy for a Wandnmus 10 compel CITY Works
Commissioner WillistO grant TO John &. Carlln
the contract for making he alterations to the
old NiAth precinct .tt;tOn hpH-. on GAtcS
avenue. near Marcy avenue. Contractor Cdrhn
sa,' his bid WAS 500 lower than that 0; th"
next bidder. The Commissioner says that
Carlin's bid was defective. Decision was re.
served.
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moro than n year. The hulls OF the cruisers
are doubtless thick with barnaclcs. sea grass
and slime. which Is the chief reason they have
been unable to catch the clcyen.knot tugs and
other steam craft that land expeditions on the
Cuban coast.
There Ia some doubt expressed about tho
ability OF the pontoon to stand tho haitcring Of
n heavy sea il she happens to run into bad
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TO TURN BACK THIS ANARCHIsr.
Powd.rly Tells Collector. Not to Let Joseph 2
EentFe In.

w~AsHINGTox. Sept. l4-Mr. Powderly. tho
Comm!ssioncr.Gencral OF immigration, has
warned Collectors o: Customs. on the Texas
Mexican border 10 look ont for Joseph T.. Ventre,
a Spanish Anarchist. who, It Is thought. will try
To work his way into the United states.
ventre wasexpel!ed from Barcelona ana seat
to Mexico. His Identity was discovered by the
His passage was paid on tho steamer City OF
W shington from Tampiro bound for New York.
but the Captain OF the steiner, upon learning
the facts IN the case, ordered him put ashore,
He was still Mt Tampico NJ last accounts. Nentre
will be turned back on the ground that he is an
assisted immigrant.
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CALLERS Ar TIE WHITE HOUSE,
RepreseHtatIve Wilson en- Hand 10 Ask About
the BFookIyn Post OIIce.

WASHINGTON. Sept. li.-Compared with the
legion who sought to see the President on the
day OF his departure from Washington In July,
there were few callers at the White House to-
day. Representative Wilson, who has the
promise OF the PostmaStershIp OF Brooklyn, had
y talk with Mr.. Mckinley about assuming
charge or the office. Tho term OF Postmaster
sullivan expired yesterday, and Mr.. Wilson
wanted to know whether the President desired
him 10 take hold at once. He was told TO use
his own Judgment and he may wait until the
next quarter begins.
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temporary ends were Hxed to it before It was
started on it. long voyage.
The work Of hIilding the dock was carried on
under the supervision of Enrique Gadea OF
Paris, the engineer appU.ntc: by the spanish
Colonial once; Lionel Clark. the designer of
the COCK, and Andrew Trottcr Lynn, who acted
as rrsiucn' %in-IeCto under Mr.. G ,Gca. Unless
the Runp hu strikes heavy weather. she hRs a
good chance ot accomplishing her mission;
otherwise, tncrc will be lots OF heavy timber
drifting about the Atlantic.
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Henry Bloomfield Cots n Place In the New
Work Custom House.

WASHINGTON. Sept. li.-IIenry Bloomfield
was to-day appointed an attendant at ;hc New
York Custom House. with n salary OF $50 a
year. Or. Herber, : riedcuwoll OF Philadelphia
has been appointed superintendent OF manu-.
scripts In the Congressional Library. Robert l..
Longstreet. grandson Of Gen. lOngstrcCt, and
George Alirri Townsend. Jr.. have also bccn
appointed on tho / brary stan. Daniel Is. liainer
has been appointed United States Attorney for
the Western district OF Pennsylvania.
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GREEy e-cESr STAMPS.
The Red Ouca to ne Given Up Because They
Cost Too Much.

WASHINGTON. Sept. lathe next lot OF two
cent hostage stamps turned out by the Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing will DO printed In
green OF tho shade now used on silver cer,in-
Gates. The change wac decided on to-day after
a consultation between Secretary Gage, Post.
mastcr.Geuernl Gary. and Chief Johnson OF tine
Bureau OF Engraving and Pri ting, and IS
largely a matter Of eConOmv. The saving by
using green will be some $4,000 annually.
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WHAT HAPPENED TO Ell CAGE,
The Secretary or tho Treasury Calls the Re-
port from Da son AbsuTd.

WASHINGTON. Sept. li.-NothInG has been re-
celyed at the Treasury Department regarding
the teport contained In a letter received at
seattle that Ell Gage. son Ot tho Secretary Of
tho Treasury, had been driven out OF Dawson
whlAkey traffic. Secretary Gage said II was ul-
necessary TO say anything further than that It
was utterly absurd.
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WAsHINGToN. Sept. l+-Albert Daggett of
this city has obtained the contract for supply
ing the Government with postal cards for four
Years. beginning on next Dec. l.. Mr.. Daggett's
bid. when was The lowest received, was 800
cents a thousand for the large -ILe OF card. 20
cents for the mall size, and A. ceats for the
double or reply cards.
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BUFFALO LlTHIA WATER

l have found the
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BUFFALO LlTHIA WATER

dd ibitun no other water allowed.
About three quarts were drunk daily at
first. The urine increased in quantity by
next day, color improved, quantity Of
urea increased to three hundred grains.
Head symptoms improved. No medicine
was given except to Keep the bowels open.
This Water was depended upon wholly
ia increasing quantities. At the end Of six
weeks the patient was in good condition,
and her urinary functions were almost
normal. She then decided to go of for a
visit to a n~eiRhboring public resort, in or
der to try the effect of a c~halybeate water,
said to have proved excellent in kidney
troubles. One weeks ~sojourn there pro.
duccd such discomfort, constant headache,
putting around the ankles, and general
malaise that she returned. examination
showed hat the urine was only THIRTY.
TWO OUNCES in TWESTS.FOUR
HOURS; ALBUMIN ONE.QUARTER
PER CENT; SOME CASTS: UREA,
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY GRAINS.
The patient was placed upon the former
treatment. with IMMEDIATE IMPROVE
MENT in EVERY WAY. The water was
gradually increased until urea showed five
hundred grains in twcnty.four hours. and
sevcnty.fvc to eighty ounces of water
passed daily. The patient then RAPIDLY
conyalescrd and MADE "A COMPLETE
RECOVERY"
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Postal Changes Here.

WASHINGTON, Sept. THE Postmaster.Gen-
eral to-day authorized the establishment OF
substation No. al NJ the New Y Ork Post OtiCe.
Al The corner Of l:4ih street and 81. Ann's ave.
nuc. He also authorized POS master Van Colt
10 rcmoyc suhrstation No. - from. lI.ss a, CIue
and Fifty second street TO First avenue and
FiftIeth street.
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Sews from the Horse world.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept, 1.-The experiment will be
tried tn this city. beginning next saturday week. of
conducting a racing meeting without betting on the
Polat breeze track. Five races viii DO arranged each
aAy In conjunction with two bicycle races open to
tingle yi:ers tHplsts. and tandenA.
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The Indiana Not Hurt.

wAsHINoToS. Sop. lI.--Tho story that the
battlesnip Indiana had been damaged in the
Halifax dry dock Is untrue. One plHte bucslcd
i3side.
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IoHING 4 DRr mock TO CUn.i.
The Big Pontoon That Is Now on Its way
Across the Alta ntIr Ocean.

The London Shipping Uorid prints a picture.
which is herewith reproduced, OF the launching
ofthe big poutoon dry dock. now on its way to
Cuba in tow o. the New Zealand liner Ruapchu.
The pontoon was constructed on the Tyne at
the yards OF c. :. Swan * Hunter for the span.
ish Government. which has not had its cruisers
operating around Cuba out Of the water for
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Or. m Shelton,

~ . y
JormrrIy. for more than forty years,
Resident Physician at the Buffalo Lithid
Springs:
I'm a practice Of a half century at and
near the Buffalo Lithia iSprings, l have
noted among the women OF the surround
ing country who make habitual use of the
mineral waters, almost entire exemption
from the diScomforts and serious disturb
ances Of Pregnancy, which | ascribe to
two causes: first, the power of the waters
to ELIMIN kTE UR.EMIC POISON, thus
PREVENTING the not u~nfrequent sequel8
Puerperal Eclampsis. or Commissions: and
secondly, to its nerve tonic properties,
which gives support and strength to the
NERVOUS SYSTEM at a time when it is
severely taxed: and what IS not less i'm
p~ortant. the use of the water bv the mother
during this period insures healthful, vigor-
Gus offspring. In the NAUSEA of the lat
ter months OF preCnnncv. ESPECIALLY
WHEN DEPENDENT UPON URHMIC
conditions, its action is exceedingly happy.
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of marked service in RELIEVING THE
NAUSEA OF PREGNANT WOMEN. I
FREQUENTLY RESORT TO IT At IN.
TERNAIS DURING THE WHOLE
COURSE of PREGNANCY. Being anti.
acid. diuretic. and tonic, II seems WELL
ADAPTED TO RELIEVE the DISTURB
ANCE usually ATTENDANT UPON GES.
TATION. and I have no doubt It's free use
MIGHT REMOVE URFNIC POISON.
and PREVENT COMMISSIONS produced
thereby"
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There is no remedy 80 ABSOLUTELY
SPECIFIC IN ALL FORMS Of AL
Bl MlNURIA and BRGGHTS DISEASE,
whether ACUTE or CHRONIC, as
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Geo. HaIsted BoyIand, M. a., m. D.,

OF Paris. Doctor Of Medicine OF the Fac
MY Of Paris, IN The Ncr York Medical
JOuiTlai,' Aug. %, 1896, says:
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Or. VIM. A. Hammond,

Surgeon. General (retiredD L. S. army, for.
mcrly Professor Of Diseases Of the Mind
and Nervous System IN TIE University Of
Neir York, etc, HdmmondS Sunitarium,
Washington, d. c.:
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ENTRIES FOE GRAVEsEND.

Ornament, Hastings and other Fiyers at sI1
FurisnGA-
The programme for Gravesend to day is a real
good one, Ornament. Hastings, Rubicon. Case
opiA. and Cleopnus being entered Tor the special
at six turiongs. The programme in full follows:
First ~Race-purse $500; for maiden two-yearold
diIIsa. rya f.riuuRs.
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BUFFALO LlTHIA WATER

half a gallon a day, which produced q
copious action Of the kidneys, followed
by relief of the alarming symptoms.
ATTRIBUTE THE SAFE TERMINA
TON ENTIRELY TO THE USE OF
THIS WATER"
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bUFfALOLlTHlAwATER
In Abuminuria, urRmic Poisoning, and Nausea Of Pregnancy.
to ANbuminuria of Brights Disease,
Or. VIM. n. Drummond,

Professor Of Meiicui Jurisprudence
Bishops UnfrerSity, Montreal, Canada Z:
"In the Acute and Chronic Nephritis OF
Gouty aud Rheumatic Origin. as well as in
the gravcr ALBUMINURIA of PREG.
NANCY, | nave found
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DR.. Preston Poane.

OF " INSTU'l, v. c.
I'm a case of almost total Suppression
of Urine, in Il woman in the LATTER
OF CESSATION, WITH strong
THREATENfNGS OF COMMISSIONS,
after cXhausting. without effect, the most
potent diuretics of the mdtcrid mcdicd, l
put her upOn tho
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Of Virginia,
reported to the Richmond Academy Of
Medicine ~ case OF CONGESTION OF
THE KIDNEYS in a lady eight months
advanced in PREGNANCY, attended
hv marked HDEMA, and by JkEMIC
POISONING to such an extent as VERY
SERIOUSLY IMPAIRED her VISION,
RELIEVED by the FREE USE of this
WATER for THREE WEEKS. Other
remedies were used in these cases. but the
FAVORABLE RESILTS SEEMED
CLEARLY ATTRIBUTABLE to the
ACTION OF THE WATER"
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Or. James 3. Mccaw,

OF Richmond, Va, Emeritus Professor
Medical College Of Virginia, etc,
before the Richmond, Va. Academy Of
Medicine, spoke Of the GREAT VALUE
-
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BUFFALO LlTHlAW WATER

ARE MARKED IN CAUSING \ DISAP.
PEARANCE OF ALBU MIN from the
URINE"
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to act as a vERITABLE ANr1DOTE,
AND | KNOW OF No OTHER NAT.
uRAI. AGENT POSSESSING THIS I'M
PORTANT QUALITY
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EAN LsRl
A veritabIe Antidote
e. C.. Laird, NJ. D.,

Resident Physician, Buffalo Lithto
Springs:
In the NAUSEA and VOMITING,
tRAiNlC POISONING and ALBU.
MINURlA Of PREGNANCY, / know Of
nothing to compare with
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Or. w. n. Doughty,
BUFFALO LlTHlA WATER

OFTEN EXERTS MARKED CONTROL"
Or. Caleb winSlow,
Rritim0rr, Member Of The Medical and
C~hiruryical Faculty Of Maryland:
~ have found the
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reports a case of Pucrperal Eclampsia, in
the =" New York Medical Journal of Nov.
Is. 1888: THE URTiMIC
UNIONS continuing, the patient was
put upon
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in ALBUMINURIA Of Pregnancy"
Or. Harvey L. Byrd.
OF Baltimore. Nd. PrcSiicnt and Pro
lessor or Obstetrics md diSrrScS 0t Women
and Children in the Baltimore Medical
college,:
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Or. M. L. James,

Richmond. Virginia, Emeritus Professor
or Pructice OF Medicine, McTicui College
Of Virginia,
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Or. r. r. Ball,

Captain aud assistant Surgeon Z. s.
army, Fort Tornscnd, Washington,
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in genealogical practice in women sut
fcrinc from ACUTE UR.ENIC CONDI
TONS, with results, to say the least, very
favorable"