The daily gazette. [volume], July 26, 1883, Image 4

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A MIMSytRlAL SCANDAL.
A Hurd st»ry About Itev. Georg« R.
Briator, Formerly of Ne
[New York World. ]
A sennat on haa been caused In Newark,
N. J., by the discovery that the Rev. Geo.
r] Brist r, pastor of St. Luke's Methodist
Episcopal church, at Clinton avenue and
Mu-ray street, ha« beeu guilty of henious
crimes, and there was much excitement
manifested yesterday when the true fact« of
the case were learned,
The matter was brought to light Friday
last by a gentleman who overheard a con
versation betw.en two boys, who were dls
cussiug the preacher's practices. The gen
tleman related the circumstances to the
father of one ol the boys, who In turn ques
tioned ids »on and received a corroboration,
and whs grieved to learn that other boys
were implicated. During the conversation
which ensued the boy said: "Why, father,
Mr. Briator had such iuAuenceover us that
he could make us <lt) anything."
The almost crazed parent then Informed
Mr. James C. Ludlow, the President ol the
Board of Trustees of the Church, ol the
facts, and that gentleman called a meeting
of the board lor Saturday night. This meet
ing was adjourned until Monday night,alter
. Biistor should not be al
of
arranging that Mr
lowed to preach oi
Monday night every
present at the resldcuc
Day, at No. 1137 Broad street,
presided, and tne R« v. J. K. Knowles, the
Presiding Elder of the Newark district, was
also present. Dr. Briator was also iu the
room, as were three of the boys, the fourth
being in Canada. None of the particulars
of the meeting can he learned, but it is said
citing scenes were enacted,
äuuday.
'tuber of the board
ol Mr. John U.
Mr. Ludlow
that some very
it being far alter miuuight when the mem
bers dispersed. , ,
It is said that at first Mr Briator denied
everything ami finally
cross-examine the boys,with the intention ol
getting them to contra«iict themselves. At
the conclusion of the testimony those pres
eouviuced of the truth ol the
Car
to
cut
ent were
charges.
HIS HESIÜ NATION S*CL KKD.
Presiding Elder Knowles then addressed
that two courses
Dr. Bris tor, telling hi
open to him—he could demand a trial
liefore au ecclesiastical court composed ol
ministers of the church or he could 6ur
reuder his credentials as a minister and
the latter course,
jury until the 1st ot next
wi re
leave the church. Hoch«
wa* paid his
month and then he bid those prescut tare
well. Thi6
»ion of his guilt.
The father «»I the boys
complaint Indore a justice as this
necessitate giving the v hole matter to the
public and would put a biot upon the lives
of the boys which could never b«: erased.
adini
looked upon
ill not make a
ould
W1IAT DU. BRI -TOW SAYS.
d.oo
[Baltiinon- S
Rev. Dr. George R. Brlstor arrived iu Bal
timore Yesterday, and in
interview with a
"The statement that
is a mis
*» I called
9.46,
2.6*»,
d:
bun reporter
tJere w
take.
together the trustees and the stewards o' my
d told them ol the malicious
official invest in at i
When I heard oi the
church
whisperings which had reached
then asked them to take action in the mat
ter. Some of the trustees have bitter teei
ings against me and
When 1 sa « that there appeared to b« a dis
position to bellve the rumors 1
'signed ou the impulse of the
e home. 1 am sorry that I
1 would not
been so grieved and
1.07
1.61,
•
f
d
very unfriendly.
titled that
moment and cu
surrendend my credentials,
have done so had I nc
bewildered,
ventigation by tbe c
2.05,
•
I »hall demaml a «borough iu
lereuce, which
in May. There is not the slighte
about my beiug utile lo clear mysclt of these
absurd aud disgusting rumors. The ouly
lit at torture
;ets
doubt
6.40.
«• is the
thing that
of having suspicion directed to
way."
Dr. Bristor's father says the rumors origin
t-u of the cougrega
had attracted
orrn-s
e iu sucii
ated with some y
tion whose immoral prat tle
's alien
-
. Dr. Bi istor had gone to
them and given them good advice. Ueprom
that if they would
'II ts.
!. :
ised the young
form he would not teil their p
told them also that they w- uid have lo cease
visiting the young iadiesof the congregation
until they learned how to behave themselves.
Dr. Bristor says that he kept his promise and
did uot inform tin* parents of what he had
discovered, but tin* young men thought
otherwise and c«
6.UÔ,
11.-'
Hi
•octed the rumors ior the
ith him. He had
purp«*se of getting eve
recently visited the people of Lis flock pre
,aiid tiie
were for other
»the» reason tor
his vacat
para tory to going off
boys thought that I is visi
. It is said that
and
purp«
starting the .
declared his inUiUlion of exposing a young
man who had misled a girl belonging to the
church.
i as that Dr. Biistor had
Dr. Bristor waf educated at Dickinson
Lollcge, where he ult-o «ludied lor the
ibtry. lie has been statioue«! successively at
St. Michaels, Easton and Chesapeake City,
Mil.; New Castle, Del.; New Orleans, und
then ba k again at New Castle and finally
at Newark, where he has been two years,
d was building a fine church. While at
New Orleans a report was published iu the
newspapers that in* had torn up the
ids church so that his
cessor could not preach there, but the r«
por s were alte
marri**«! Mi
■
11
ds coutradi ted.
* Tat-k. r of Philade!
; child. His wi
•h. New Jersey, in deli
kuow ot what lia:
r of Di. Bristor lei
M
he h>
:<
phia, bv whoi
Oee
i.
is ut
d do
cate health,
happened.
A IjJ'n
•.gilt I« >r Newark to demand
and demand
* las
a I « turn of ids credent
investigation.
B.dU
\ Very Ugly U'u
"1 «
g lady of Brooklyn was
A charnu
silt* bad it ad in
ihe tro
relating some
the night The ghost which ha«l walked
iuto her room looked something like a lob
ster ami something like a scare cow. She
t .-lie bad enjoyed a very
pper at lobster salad. VV hen asked
I»
good
how It was that sin*
»ruing,
vas able lo tie out of
she remarked that she
bed in the
always kept a hoirie of Perky Davis's Pain
Kille
i, and ilia* two mode
dy had
. llicn ut re
this un
driven the ghost
ray.
t»ur itooins,
, are the linnet furnished
The operating
proved inst
i in
Without «
iu the State,
modeled. N»
We hav«* made entir«* eha
.
■1
Tlt.S.
help
W hat
first quality ol
the city, at lhe
same old prices. We show you proof and
guarantee satisfaction. Our gallery Is open
ly six days of tiie week, tiuttcrley & Co.,
et. Arthur Clare, manager.
D du is to
propose
V
>rk e<(Uitl lo any
lo
;
203 Market
keep cool i6 very satisfactorily solvi d
<h«*r , s saloon, 2o0 W'«*st
How
by visiting A. 11
It is in reality Cape May at home.
sired.
LOCAL LOCANICS.
Mallack, of this cily, is sum
rat Deep Wat- r Point, N. J.
Miss E
inerii
•g«* tab I eg
Thirty-four earloads of l>erri«.*8,
• .-lf.ppc l from
d peach
points «»n
I ytgtenlny, distr bu
Hi«* Delà
t.«*«l as foliows: Jersey City, 12; Philadelphia
15; Boston, 1; Chester, 3; Wilmington, 3.
I*.very Word."
"A Droft
f .J«»y .
Du K V. P I k
and s.•
•Three
with largo ulcers
Buflalo, N. !..
m .k. n
i
.
1 l' ,
1 and ,
b*B,
•y
edy
.d.
Medieul 1 1
. P
six t
those ugly ;
1 a
d
d to
uth all
dt my ski
lit at
;d. Although 1 can but '
it mie to you. yet there ts
word
JA MKS Q.HKLL1S. Hctnington,N..I.
WteS
having h
led
ul e
ural. he iltliy «•
I could III
poorly express my
a .trop of |»v in
trul T '
liti
I
• ti
t
ite. Yo
uiy. JAiiir^u.nr.itu.i. ri.-n
"Discovery" sold by druggists.
CITY 1TJKM.
te üo.. Pbotogxapbors, 802 Markot «t
A Wonttorfnl UiMOvery.
«Md'i Three-Minute Headaohs and Neu
ralgia Cure 1« the wonder of the nineteenth
century, as no sick or nervous headache, neu
ralgia, or any acute pain can resist it more than
two minutes, as can be proven by hundreds ol
Baltimore's best citisens. It's an outward ap
plication, and only costs 26 oents. Sold by all
druggists and country stores. W. H. Head,
proprietor, Baltimore and Light streets, Balti
more, Md. sent by mail on reeeipt ol 30 cents.
P. S.
Also proprietor o* Bead's Grand Duchess
Cologne— the Ouest cologne in the world.
A little run with gentle hand.
Applying Heads Three-M lnute Cure,
No headache on the earth will stand.
But vanish in an Instant sure.
Thousands say Usa priceless boon
When headache racks the throbbing
In silent night or busy noon,
So easy thus to free tho pain.
No dose is given; no stop to rest!
No doctor's bill, or bnnJaged brow.
This wondrous cure tuts many blessed.
They speak mraptures ot
brain
Seven doctors recommend Read'* Three
Minute Headache aud Neuralgia Cure oa -
of the wonderH of the age.
Head's 3-Minute Headache A Neuralgia Cure.
Head's U-Minute Headache A NsurulglaOure.
Head's 3-Mlnute Headache k Neuralgia Uur.i
Head's 3-Minute Hondachek Neuralgia Cure
Head's :i-Minut* Headache k Neuralgia Cure
Head's ii-M lnute Hsadoohek Neuralgia Care
< inly *26 cents, or five tor 91.
five ior fl.
five for fl.
tivs for 91.
( >nly cents,
Only '2ft cents,
Only Ä cents,
Tnls is the wonder ol the nineteenth century
rhi?t»th* wnr
TU L ItA 1! RUAIW
\ Local TH»« Tab!« With the Latest
Uorr«ctl«»b,
F HAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOK
PHILA.—2.00*, 2.23*, 6.30. 8.40, 7.00, 7.60. 8.10f
-1.15, 0.00, W.3V, 9.68, 10.20, 10.30,11.63 a. in . 12.001,
tn.; 12.16, 12.3K, 1.64, 2.30, 4.00, 6.17*, 6.30f.
..38», 6.6b, 7.26, 7 30», 9.66* p. in.
NkwYokk— 2.00*, 2.23*, 6.30,9.58, 11.53 a. m
1Ï.38, 1.64, 6.17*, 6.38*, 7.26 p. ui.
Haltimobk— 1.06*, 1.42*, 4,61 *,8.06*. 9.17*, a.
tn. 12.27, 1.00, l.OU, 5.00, 6.00, 6.67, 11.04* p..m.
Washinotok— 1.43*, 4.61*, 8.06*, ».17* a. m.
1.00, 1.09, 6.00,6.67,11.04* p. ill.
BaLTIMOKK AND 1 NTKllMKIMATK STATIOK«-
1.06*,9,17* a. in. LOO. 6.00, 6.00p. ui.
•Train» running both daily and Sunday,
tTrains running only un Sunday.
imclawakk Railroad— 6.00*.».lot a.m. 1.06f,
.oo*, 4.0of,6.26t |>. in. No Sunday Uains.
•For New Castle only.
tFor Harrington and intermediate «tâtions.
J Express lor Delinar.
i.
a
Vf 1 LMINOTOH Noktukkn Kailroaiv- 7 00 a. m.
i .06, 6.06, 6.36 p. ui. Sundays, 7.UU a. in, and
10p. m.
Dklawarr Wbstkrn Railroad— 7.06 10.30
Sunday trains I0.3u, a. m.
. Ul. 5.30 p.
d.oo p.m.
TRAINS AMK1 V b&t WILMINGTON FROM
i'll!L a— 12.45, 1.00, 1.32*, 4.47*, 7.46. 8.02*, 9.12,
9.46, 10.10t U.36 a. m. 12.22. 12.60, 107, 2.30t,
2.6*», 3.66. 4.30, 4.65, 5.U5, 5.63, 6 JO. 6.48, 7.36,7.6of,
York— 1.32*. 4.47*, 8.02t, 9.12 ».
1.07 , 4.65,0.48*, lu. 68 p.m.
Baltimore -1 61 \ 2.13*, 9.34, 9.54,11.43 a.
18.7JÖ, 1.61, 6.11 , Ö.3U*, 7.24. 9.49* p. m.
Washington— 1.61*, 2.13, 11.43 a.
1.61, 6.11*, 6.30», 7.24. 9.49 p. ill.
• Both dally and Sunday,
f On Sunday only.
1. 12.60
1. 12.36,
Dblawark Kailroai>— 8.6<) 9 6u. 1U.15 a.
2.05, 5.05*. 6.6U p. m. No Suuday trams.
• From Now Castle only.
Wilmington A Northern Railroad— 8.62
6.40. 11.16 a. ui. 6.42 p.m. Suuday, io.3U und
7.uop. iu.
Dblawark Wbstkrn Railroad— 8. ou a.
. Suuday trains 9.1U a.
, 6.40 p. m.
P*
TRAINS LEAVE FOK WlLMJNGT«iN
in
a
Philadblfhia N
BRAM n NTil BBT I
12.30*. 3.66», 6,30, 7.20*,8.00, 8.21,8.36f, I0.16.11JW,
. 12.2«, 1.32t, 3.16
6.UÔ, 5.20.6.66, â.Uùf. 6.36, 8.30*, 9.30, 10.
11.-'
4.02, 4.26,
. 11.32
New Uastlb— 8.3Ö, t.36, 10.02, 11.46 a.
.40, 6.36 p. ui.
• 1 raine running both dally and Sunday,
tTrain* running omy on Sunday.
in will leave Wilmington for Newark
7.48 a.
\
and way »tatio
Newark at 8.26 a. in. for Wilmington ami way
stations.
a
returning leave
Tiie Itlack figures denote the Limited
Express Tr-'
I
OLK MAILS.
Their Arrival auti Depart
, Taking
Klient July let, 1MK3.
Office iu tld» city will be open daily,
6.30 a.
Hlblo
The To
except Sunday, In
vate boxe» i
y p.m. i>
JDtil 11 i.
9 3. a.
Un
. Private
. The whole
. Ihe
pen fro
6 losp.
amp window will close at 6.30 p
uuey order ollloo will close at 6 p. m.
MAILS Cl
»SB ah follows :
Wilmington &. Northern Railroad t«» Rending
the Baltimore and Central
south of Chadd's Ford, 7.
Philadelphia close
Philadelphia und wuymail, 9 a
New York, Peunsyiva
west, 9 a m.
Delaware Western Railroad to Landenburg
d pou h, 8.:
and points east aud
adeiplda, New York city, Pennsylvania
id New Jersey, 11.6u a. in.
Phnad.iphia
We«L I.3M I
Philadelphia, N
New York and a|l points east
York
1 all points east
cities closed
Philadelphia
pouches, 9.36 p
Pennsylvania west of Lancaster, aud all
All points north, east, west und
id New Y«
in
I»
ithwest, 1
Orleans
P
All Louisin
B l.t N
isse
which is sent south
west e
through mails.
SOUTH.
Baltimore ami way mail, 7.40 a. in.
Washington and all poi
All p<*
Bui piimentury mail for the !
Hu il I mure, Washiuglo
lh, 7 40 a. w.
tho Pc
in ula,9 a
«1 all points
ith,
12-;
Newark, Elktou and
al,between 1'
s steamers, 4.40 I». in.
orth ol Harrington, including
urges,
closed pouch o bo p. in.
Washington and all points south
Newport, Stanton,
H vre Ue Grace.
Points
Halt uno
De
iC
, and tduubl s F
Hal tim«
P«
.* and Hay L
Pom
Del
re City and St. G«!
:
Haltim
Halt linn
ol
11 p. m.
A Hill V B AN
DELI VI
Railroad 6.3o
Wilmington te Northe
York, Philadelphia, Washingt
and mII other point.*, 6 30 p. in.
Philadelphia, New York and points
Ft
;
Ne
I
Fr
orth, east and
i
way mall from Philadelphia. 8.30 u. in.
Peninsula aud all north *<t Harrington
9.15 a.
d
Baltimore and way nmil, 9.50 a.
Haiti uio
I
1
I
Pe
Philadelphia!* N
Sfork and points
id pointB
north and east, 1.20 p. in.
Baltimore, Wushingto
Fi-.
south, 2.20 p. III.
; Western Railroad, 2.20 p, m.
'hihulelphiu, New Y ->rk und p
Delà
I
orth and east, 5.
From Huitimor
, 1 Washington
eg
and poiuts
st, 6.-0 p.
.ulli aud south
«»n
Carriers diliveries
:ral ; 10 lo
I., general ;
partial.
Collections from
carriers at 6.30 aud 10 a.
An additional collecta
n from all boxes betwi
hard and Water and
4
I
.* made by the
«1 4 u m.
., 1.30 i
will be
at 7.30
Jeffers,
hirteenth «.reels
will be
i fr
Sunday a full colleeti
lUr
,
, del very shot)
b*B, inimités be
p.m. Loud letters for cai
id bu deposited in Post offle
j the hour of delivery
Y. SW1GGET, Postmaster.
DEATHS.
iade
ten
;
but '
ts
VV
YARN AI. I,.-In N
Ins Eliza >. Yi
Relit He»
fu h invite
nsl.l
rport, Del., on
II, to the 6H I ye
m of the fi
>n F r .lay afte
the 25th
her
Ilyar
rebp«*«t
•I her late
lu N
Hie I
mice, -crvlc s
Bt. Juiuct.' Cemetery.
ill
;
at the church
w il bout further
«t auJ lu ter meut
FOOD rBMSKMrATITM.
$200 A YEAR
Du
on
was
and
the
ou
go
but
the
our
CAN BE SAVED
In the Living Expenses of the
Family
of R?X MAG NUB, the llumtston Food
It preserves Meat, Fish, Milk,
and »II kind» of Animal Food fresh
weeks.
vatlve.
wcÄSr
be proved tîv tho ivsttmeat *1» of hun
Ib wlm have tried it. You can itmve it for
ruelf lor Sucent-. N ou will And that this la
Article wbl h will
1 r
n in the hottest weather.
.1
This c
y
you a great deal of
>•
ent
it.
the
NO SOCKED MILK.
NO SIHILKI) Mh*T.
NO STALK KIIMH,
them fresh and nwwt foi in tny '»y*
mim tthe slightest t reign'a-U-to
it Is te» oiintile I• o «ration
folio I he dire Uoiia, i« »har -
»»It, and co-U only a fi action of a cent t •
«t oi meat, iKh, butter
quart of milk. • hi* la
Prof. S
It will k «-}>
und <1 eh I Ot
the
Unit a child
less
leUS tr. aled.
a
cti'eoe r
Ui» emiorited
_ of Yale
Sola hr d. ugfelst*. and grooer». -ample
pre-paid r»y mall * r «»rr« i (
prefer) on receipt of prhe. Nam»* yo
otBce. Viand lue brand for m. at: «Kean
for tl»h and »ea f«*od : «now F[at e for milk butter
»ndi heefee: Autl-terment, Anti-Fly an Anti
Mod, 60c. per lb e ch. Pearl or cream; Q»,
h»r CK * and Aqu»-VtiK for fluid extracts, fl
humbug: it
M W, John
h
bv
U'olleae
pound*
per
TfiK UUMINTON FOOD I'KhSEKVlNO
COMPANY,
72 Kilby UL, Boston, Mass.
m
a.
m.
HAVE YOU THILO IT?
THROLD ADAGE, I HAT "AN OUNCE OF
PREVENTION IU W »HTH A POUND OF
CURE," WAS NftVER MORE APTLY IL' UH
TRATED THAN BY HIM WHO TAKES HIS
DOSE OF TARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT
BF.FORF.THE CORNING HEAL. KOK T M#T
I'KN
ONLY GENTLY REGULATES AND
FIES THE SYSTEM BUT IS A PROTECTION
AGAINST DISEASE, WHICH
OUGHT TO DISREGARD. ALL DRUGGlSlS
HAVE IT.
No ONE
auhtril ULUTMINU.
»JHE
m.
and
GREATESTCUT
10.30
m.
-OF
9.12,
2.30t,
ALL!
12.60
—AT THE—
T
JVEISKI
PARLORS.
12.36,
8.62
und
Prices Cut 50 Per Cent !
m.
Call aud examine the prices
in the window. It will convey
a better impression ol our re
duction than a hall a page ol
reading matter. All the goods
in the store will be sold in pro
portion. Now is the lime
while our stock is still lull and
4.26,
11.32
Newark
way
a good assortment to select
White Vests, Alapaca
Linen and Mohair
leave
from.
Coats,
I lusters and Creole 6uits in
large quarters at the
Taking
daily,
MISFIT
PARLORS,
No. 1 East Fourth Street.
i>
Un
Private
whole
Ihe
Rending
Central
HOW MANY MILE8 DO YOU DRIVE»
THE
ODOMETER
WILL TELL.
This instnimet
le 11 is the
Is no larger th
number of mil. s d'rlvei
a watch. It
to tile
1-lOOih part •!
mile;
ud diibt tight : always i
ill«*»
P
er driven ; I» easily
to the wheel of a Buggy, Carriage, Bulky
Wagon, Road t art. Bulky Plow, Reaper, Mower
'elilclc.
s Drivers,"Physicians, F
oi>, Dr. y men, Expre-»
P Ice only |6.
other Odo
being
iciied
Iiivalu.dde
Lit
iryuie
Plei
*. Survey
or , A .
1
eu, Mage
-third the price of
dering gi
of the
hee . Bent by mail
A <1 dress,
McbONNEL ODOMkTKK CO.,
2 North
9SE*Send for Circular.
ecelpt of price,
puM paid.
Balle St., Chicago.
-HEUMATISM AND COuT CURED
n c- ubl th by a c
I'linry but makes stronger, thal w<
" <i/, or radical remedy for KheumatR
ve put that evidence within tin* react
lh oat mirru'i/ und without price,
t»"t the fool wll turn lo It J ea
e glaii tidings wo bring ti
you, to you»
consanimutionof y
strt« k n down bj
fi?r a I» w trv nn*ou
drank of the water
Who
of evidence
<i
liilm thu
close Msey
• is biigl ted life
!* 'v*n«h*nt fumires, and
dl.oQ tie
■e Ohk you to go with
v« hu n
>w full of the joy of health,
■ cir gl td experience. We wiil gi
«•ut, and n».tke Do awrtio» whkfc
>y proper inquiry (by letter or t rwugt
r rteDdH) N* prol«ed %• the ootuxn and I«kuj.] to be ful
>» truth.
In .lufli
•I*
■
V
-ly
the
rid tl
false sta
itL h »18 J'.yiuouiftdll., Broifclyn;'*
Mr. liuü Dg». -JM räfiteV
Ooot.
Df. tia-'nim**
Obronlr
wfl.
— HeTBT*
M ' Bail« te, BroOlra mu
•bi t ^«.. Brooklya— aotiOe« EL «a
i vesrs— ko» »zpeDOed ov«r tisoi u. oihar ».•.iiaio- . «
ft ora.
u a««
w
»»1er *16
r. Nv.to, 461 Tttrd A
, Brooklyn- Obronla Xnoonia
Mr Sariao-l. M Bainbrid** St.. Brooklyn--Ae
nator? au4 OXroata Uk
Infla
Drawn
Mra PU
eiiKingtoD, IH8 MUi fit., Braofe)y*-A
bramntlsm fur tiara; "bed tried everything."
"r D T.7'.?, 6 wrirr.rvS^3K^^ l s..
Cap« «ithiio
Chronic
Wood, IS* Booth Bt., It* TorX—Chraoko
'trx
Mr Abr
«aaüaa on* KUdfj Dlaea^*
Jmam Cr
Tha atari uaaied gentlemen know
O. of P'.euraadim, Djaroepnts, Ur«
i.re this matter deaerved att
ftUier partioolara, sod jom trt 0 toamT U m dIJ
etree' tr*
toSSSînbî lS.^ wiliaiînMr-^
REPRINTED FROM YESTERDAY
THK INQfKST.
Official Investigation Into llie Urownljij of
Misa Annie Pavla.
11118 morning Coroner Smith held an in
quest over the remain* <>f Miss vnn * e M.
Du vis, who was drowned in the Christiana
on Sunday eyenmg. The following Jurv
was summoned: Janus O'Toole, W. 8.
McNair, William A. McCafl.-rty, Joseph E
Wilkins, F W. Reeve, William H. Turner,
and Haiay P. Nichols. Lewis E. Davis
the first witness examin' d, and testified that
ou Suuday evening tbu .'cccased wauled to
go rowing. Addle Scot, did not want to go
but Anally consented. After we boarded
the steamship two of the Cuban sailors took
our boat aud rowed up the stream. When
boat in a difler
thay returned they left
ent position Rom that in which we had left
it. When going home the two ladles got in
the boat first. A*beu the Cuban
jumped tu, and the boat tilu*d. The ladies
were standing up and when the boat tilted
they lost their balance and fell overboard.
Tbe witness jumped in and saved Miss Scott
The witness was of tbe opinion that the un
ruck her head
fortunate TQUtig lady
against the catial boat and sank, as she was
a good swimmer.
Addis BcoU, testified that she ab(l Annie
we e standing In the row boat locked arms.
When they went overboard she grabbed tbe
Cuban, but he pushed her away and he
swam for the canal lx*at and grasped the
rot
_ >ert Davis, the brother who found the
b«ly of his 6i»ter, teatitied that he, lu com
pany wRh the Chief of Police, visited the
Caban, And through the ur ans of &ti Inter
preter, the Cuban otat«*«! that he wo« stand
ing in the row-boat bei ween the two ladies,
aud whet» It went over he immediately started
lor the line of th«' canal boat h* he
was not au expert swimmer. The witness
thou ht Mutt bis slater ha i «track her head
the canal boat atxl «auk.
This concluded the testimony and the
jury rendered a verdict of accidental drown
ing.
JHrltrmset, clonks, coats, stockings aud all
garments can be polo ml «uocewjfully with the
Du.hiond Djre*.' Fashionable colors. Ouly^uc.
A Lord From General* Beauregard aud
Larly.
A publication lieud« d,"Are the Louisiana
Lottery drawings lair,'' w hich originally ap
peared in several Northern aud Western
l»apers as an'advertisement, by a hostile lot
tery company, as we believe,has been copied
inte» a number of other papers, doubtless os
an advertisement also. he charges, Insin
uations and juuendot-8 contained in said
publication are false in every respect, so Jar
as they affect the fairness of the draw
ings of the Louisiana Lottery, or the
lutegritv ol the acte ol the Lottery Company.
Vs hen the undersigned had charge only of
the semi-annual drawings, they counted the
tubes containing the numbers previous to
*b ot those drawings lo be certain that
all were put in the wheel. Siuce they have
had charge ol the monthly drawings also,
tla* wheel bus been under their «occlusive
c* ntrol, and alter each drawing they have
restored ail the draw n numbers to the wheel,
locked it, aud sealed it iu such a manner us
to render it iuip«meihic for the numbers to
be reuched or Interlered with without their
knowledge. They have thus beeu always
certain that all the numbers were in the
wheel al each drawing, and they alone arc
responsible tor the integrity of the draw-lugs.
Tbe suggestion that each ticket-holder, on
the day of and before each drawing, s. ould
be allowed to call out his number aud see
it. put in Ihe wheel, is too absurd to
deceive anyone who ever witnessed a single
number drawing, and any lottery company
w hich resorts to any such trick proves itself
tobcalraud. Tbe intimation that pursuits
have been paid to allow their names to be
published as the winners of prix«*s iu this
Lottery is also taise and* without the
slightest foundation iu fact. Mil
lions of dollars have been paid
out by the Company iu prizes
through the bauks and express agencies, as
can he ascertained from the bank officers iu
New Oi lcan», aud the express agents iu New
York, Washington City, ami in this city, at
well as Iroui the winners of the prizes whose
names have beeu given to the public.
G T. Beai kkoabd,
J. A. Early,
!
.-Mi;in-d,
Commissioners.
New T)rl«-i
, July 12, 1883.
A hplemli » Nu • ber.
The summer issue of Strawbridge <f
Clothier '« (Quarterly, just out, is a splendid
number; every page is of. interest to tiie
ladies.
stitches; instructions iu atnaie
how to ado
home; a pretty piece of uew vocal, music;
and the summer fashions in every depart
ment ot dry goods fully illustrated. Price,
15 ceuts; get a copy from your news-dealer
or seud to Straw bridge & Clothier, Phila
delphia.
New fancy-work deslgus and
art, and
the person and decorate the
15 ceuts; get a copy from your news-dealer
or seud to Straw bridge & Clothier, Phila
delphia.
in
Work Given out.
On receipt of your address we will make
! offer by which you cau earn $3 to $7
home.
do it. H. C. Wilkinson
Meu, W
«•veoingH,
Boys
A Co., l'JO and 197 Fulton street, New
York.
I
■
(iirls e
Kiiicrprtalug Local Agent«.
wanted in this town for an article that is
sure to sell, live druggists und grocers pre
ferred. Address Humistem Food Preserva
tive Co., 72 Kilby street, Boston.
Hit» mu MAitaais.
Local Mutation* Corrected Dally In th<
street Market.
HAY, VBBÜ. BTC.—OORRMOTKD DAILY
MORROW, NO. 417 rRHNCJH STltUMT:
per bu
I ,,r
Hay...
Straw.
1.0" k l.R
H*
It
tile
Oats..
Hran, double oushel
tn
¥
Cracked corn.
-
Middlings,doubi
Coarse meal, ...
Corn
Sbedtd c
Ground curnand oats
bushel.
80
... 66
t. POULTRY,
— iNK &.
Ü.. —«JoaRKOTUD
DAILY
.
8T.
Print L
Print
1 ub
lb wholesale.* .20
retail.26
" wholesale. .20 m
* " retail..
Eggs, wholesale, per doxen.
Eggs, retail, per d
Chickens, iil.ve i
» .23
^ l « r . P«
.28
-
Tub
416
.30
JO
wholesale....
Chickens, dresse,«! wholesale
Chickens, alive, retail.
Chickens, dressed, retail.
Cheese, wholesale, per pound.. .10
Cheese, retail, " ".12%5 .18
BUHF «XJKKBtTBD DAILY BY WILLIAM ULaVBV
SMOOMD aTKMMT M A KK B*l'.
Sirloin steaks per pound.20
Rumpsteaks per pound
Round steaks per pound
Klb roast per pound...
Chuck roast per pound..
Stewing pieces.
Boiling hits per pound...
Shins,. . .
Kidney lat.per pound....
Lamb chop», pei pound..
Lamb roasts, per pound..
Mutton chops, per pound
Mutton roasts, per pound
Veal cutlets, per pound..
Veal roasts, per pound...
POHR
.1
.12
16
.14
■
.18
.«4
w<
react
J ea
ti
you»
bj
nn*ou
water
.26
Ü .16
:
.14 er
.!«■
5 I •"»
46 g .60
gi
whkfc
rwugt
ful
20
,ic
.20
.16
LSI
. 1 «
21
.16 ^
18
.. lollKBOTBD
STALL», BBOeHDHTKBBT MARKV1.
wholesaie retail
.. 14
O« DILL
Smoked hams
Shoulders .
Dried beef....
• alt Mitch.
!..
«
■
a««
Smoked h
16
Moiognu sautage
Lard.
WH
18
KqOOTBD DAILY BT POWKLL.
16
ViBH,
11 HD
Pike.
Rock fish, per pound....
White Perch, per pound
Trout, per pound.
Halibut, p
Catfish, in
Black tisb
Blue fish..
. ,1L
- -'I* tt
.12 O
20
s..
16
tr
pound
pound
.12
I :
il '
IM H
Market cod
Pickerel...,
Butter fish.
.08
. .1
dIJ
VnOBTABLMrt.
Potatoes, per haii-poox.14
Sweet potatoes, per half pock
Uabhage, per head..
Turnip», pei half peek..
Oalery, per huaoh.
.Jb
.*
lUKIJL
Don't fail to try the Great
Remedy, t'«* CELEBRATED
H. H. H.
In
MEDICINE
Friend h» the A (Dieted 1
A
AH A FAMILY REMEDY it boa
equal.
Thousands bear testimony
of the following iHMatt i :
KUEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, DIPHTHE
RIA, - PARALYSIS, *p a INK IN THE HEAD
AND BALK. F ROUTED FEET, STIFF JOINTS»
LAMkMEsH, PLEURISY, and Tor alRejrternal
uses, and
It* great worth lor
FOft INTERNALISE
For Cholera, (holera Morbus, fYamp*, Pdnstn
t- e Stomach or Bowtds Do«**— from 30 drop to
half a tea»po«mrul In water. Never reduce for
»xfceruat use. Every family should keep U
hand a« it is a never-fklllnK household reinody.
mnllolnv la an infailible care tor
If used according to the fol
he
all
lowing direr lion»:
natural« a muslin or linen cloth and bind it
the throat for about thirty minute*, and pul a
f t «vor it to preveut the evaporation from
I »»»mg oil, and when thoroughly bli »Und, open
h> blister with a needle, and lake a doth and
ahfeorb the water that passes o . then taken doth
and »preod thick with purehoj'a lard, and hind
lion the blister and change e *• « ry hour, whirl
will absorb all the dUcate thrn i the p<
Internal medlcim will benac .« dexcept a pur
gative medicine. Children hIioiII not be blistered
more than ten minutes.
Tbls lias never been known to
dtnetesd.
11 v
II When IIfeed 08
for Houses.
»hould he without a bottu* In li
No bor»e
• table In caw of accident, a» It I» » i
the following diwa»«*i of the hors* :
U*« lor Sprained Joint», Sore Shoabier« an*
Back a, Thruah in Feet, Saratchea, Swcen«-
Fistula, Pull Evil, Diatemper, Curb. Spllni
ap
os
Jar
the
of
the
to
that
us
to
the
arc
on
ould
see
to
itself
be
this
the
Mil
paid
prizes
as
iu
New
at
whose
BLOOD OH BONE SPAVIN.
bone, and win remove ail Sweilings
i.uuipa left from kicks or other RrulM*
rowth ol the iialr. H
II
ft
■
without Injuring the «
prove«! a «ure cure. Fo
Eul/.ooUc and DUteutper, use from one to tw
tatilefeiMxmfuls in a bucket of ould water. !
tiieir drink when watering, and bathe the tnr
until It blisters, then put a cloth around tl
throat to keen it warm.
The above fn valuable medicine
itself a fame t<» be
Ate tore
fori
i
has gained *«h
vied by liun<lrtHl» ol" inanu
of t'rude oil Llniiuentfe that lall
rtOJomtnvnded to do. and tliey re
to many fai«* rec«»mmend»tions to palm
them off «»n the publie. Tbe II. 11. H. Me«lici«
1» i»repare«l from the very bent essential oils aud
other very costly article«, of which one non
coots a» much as ten pound» of any crude oil li
I» put in ordinary liniments, and the propiiel«
cannot possibly advertise to the extent tli
«las» or riaimunis do, as all the profit w< uid not
that those who have m y
P* r
pay the ex
knowledge
medicine au«
themselves to be huiubujiKed
pense;
of the difference between a Itrai-cia«»
iuferlor article, will not sutler
CERTIFICATES :
A. A. Walton,of Huntingdon Valley, kiontg
cry county, Pa., write« that be had » bone back
for a ureal many y ara; bad snftered a great deal,
add never .ound anytblnv to help him until he
tried tne H. H. H. Medicine, which made a per
fect cure.
t»l Bucks
wnshi
worth »
Samuel Carmen, lb*n»alejn
nt>, Pa., say« it has
dollar« to him Id curing bi» Uhe
For sale by druprjrtftl* and d«*alvn every
If y .ur dealer does not baii|>en lo have It In stock
have him get it for you. Don't be put off with
inferior article.
D. Dodge Tomlinson,
PROPRIETOR and MANUFACTURER,
Philadelphia, Pa.
OSF'SemethiiiB new e 1
the mpri«» «'«' '* h 41
î**T month in regard
OSF'SemethiiiB new e 1
the mpri«» «'«' '* h 41
î**T month in regard
T 'HE PI BLIC 18 REQUESTED CAR*
FULLY to notice tin* new and enlarge
scheme to be drawn monthly.
<f
tiie
Price,
«^CAPITAL PRIZE, 976,000.-**
Tickets, only 96.
Shares in pronortlon
and
and
the
Louisiana State Lottery Co.
"We do hereby certify that
arraageineuu for all the Monthly and Seim
Annual Drawing« of The LouisianaState Lottery
Company, and In person manage and control tin
Drawings themselves, and that tbe same
ducted with honesty, fairness, and in go«*! fa'ili
toward all parlies, and we authorize tbe c*
pany ts use.this certificate*, with rac-slinle*
signatures attached, in its advertisements.
supervise lb
make
$7
New
I
is
pre
th<
CoutBDlBsloners.
l.R
in corporate«! in 1868 lor 26 year* by the Legisla
turc for Knucatlonal and <ai«ritable purposes
with a capital of 1L060,000-to which» r*
lunil of over 9560 .000 haa since been a«t«i« «l.
wtifciailng popular
b made a pari «f the preaenLUUle Constitution
. I opted l>ecemt»er 2d, A. D., 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted
by the people of any Utate.
It never scale« or postpones.
JTfc GRAND MINGLE NUMBER DRA WI NUS
take place monthly.
A SPLF.NDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
FORTUNE. EIGHTH GRAND DRAWING.
CLAHH II, AT NEW ORLKANH. TUESDAY.
AUGU T 14th, 1883.-159th Monthly Drawing.
H*
By
its franrht*«
and end nr»«.
.23
.28
-
.30
JO
Capital Prize, $75,000
.18
16
100 OOf TICKET** AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH
FRACTION», In FIFTHS in PROPORTION
.14
.18
.«4
I CAPITA L PRIZE..
1 CAPITAL PRIZE..
I CAPITAL PRIZE..
.« 76,00(1
21.
H»,
12,000
10,000
n-,
10,
2 P
6 I'rl t *.s of
It) Prl
2,000
1,000
.26
of
.16
did Ft ia« s oi
an Prüm» of
sou Prl/
I,*700 Prises of
an
DO
»P,'J0(
.!«■
■
26.
.60
26.
APPROXIMATION I RIZaS
• Approximation Prizes or 1717.. .
9 " " .
26.«!
- 96.76
.. 4.5.*
2
1206,
.20
9
1.967 Prices,
- mutin g to..
Application for rates to clubs should
mart«* to tbe ottre of tneooinwnnv in N«*wOrl«*»n?
For further Information write clearl *, giving
full address. Address P. G. Money Orders
Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New oi l. uns, La.
1 «
iy
18
retail
DILL
!..
dlnary letters by Mall
Express
M. A. DAUPHIN,
, Li.
607 Seventh Bt., Washlmrton, D. C.
16
Or, M. A. DATTPHI v .
16
11 HD
^ BORGE 8TECK te
PATENT TmNE-SIMTA! N Rl<
CO.'S
20
16
UPRIGHT PIANOS!
tr
receive.I, a Hue asaorUne
nrafe.i and unrivaled Planes.
In showing
these ceie
W'e take plessure
r Buperb Stock to all interested.
ALBERT KRELL
BOLE AGENT,
S. W. Cor. 4th & Elm Sts
GIN GINN ATL
1
-T
WAtULMAMBt » BMOWM.
Ti e Best Bargain
In Men's and Boys' Clothing is
always to tie haa at Oak Hall.
We cannot afford to have it
otherwise.
1
W ANAMAKKR & BROWN,
Oak Hall. Sixth
id Market Streets.
VHII.A1 iKLPIUA
CAD J'#/ JA to.
Trade Dollars Redeemed
to
for
tor
at the Wilmington Clothing
House, Fourth and Market
streets.
Trade I >o!lars at par value lor
goods purchased ol us to the
amount of One Dollar and up
wards. Now is the time to
dispose of them, and remember
we »re offering Special Bar
gains in "every department.
This will be an extra saving to
you aud your chance to have
your Trade Dollars redeemed
Do net wait lor a better oppor
tunity io save money.
Yours Truly,
Jno. W. Dikff.noork & Co.
We will
receive
a
and
hind
pur
08
li
an*
tw
tl
i
GO ELSEWHERE
*«h
re
palm
aud
tli
not
m y
P* r
for your Clothing by all m«*aus if you think
you cau do better, but if you regard your
own interest come and see what we can do
for you, and it may inter«*st you to know
that owlug to our small expenses we c
do sell 'JO per ceut. less thau up town estab
lishineuts. Now for a lew Items. At
and
sutler
STAR CL' »THING HALL
f.5.00 will buy a good Working Suit, the
•ame that you would have to pay $0.50 for
at the up-towu establishQients. At
back
deal,
he
per
Bucks
STAR CLOTHING HALL
stock
with
$8.00, will buy a neat Casslmere Suit, the
same that you would have to pay $10.00 for
at the up-town establishments. At
STAR CLOTHING HALL
$10.00 buys a fine Dress 8ult, the same that
you would have to pay $12.50 for at the up
towu establishment«. Our Clothing is well
made aud well t rimmed. Satisfaction guar
anteed
money refunded.
Star Clothing Hall
MARKET STf&ET.
120
To Cash Buyers!
" e have inaugurated a
sweeping reduction in all
classes of our Ready-made
Clothing. Determined to close
out our Spring and Summer
stock, we offer inducements to
our patrons such as they can
not get at any other .establish
ment in this city.
In our Merchant Tailoring
Department we are offering
superior styles of Foreign and
Domestic Suitings and Trous
erings at greatly reduced
prices. Suits to order as low
as $15 of All-wool Diagonals.
M e have a superior cutter and
first-class workmen, and in all
cases guarantee a good fit.
New styles in light-weight
suitings constantly being re
ceived as fast as they come
the market.
Our large stock of Boys' and
Children's Ready-made Cloth
ing has been reduced 4o a
price that must compel them
to move. Now is your chance
lor good goods at low prices at
A
I
on
John II. Moore,
2& -MARKET ST.-228
-T
REPRINTED FROM
Ye ster day
eo«»B TRUNTKKS.
The Kegiil.r Quarterly
dlted to the Amount ol
C»«tle rounly Alnivl,.! 11 J ' Uie
Chairman Bir.l tin. . ITalr UrWll K *iUi
T* 18 report .,1 the c ..wmitu, .
I he
'"K-lllll,
•"»«.SI.
the
New
the small.
:r rieliri,.
pox hospital lor
July 2S was piratniinl
—■ follow.: April a.1, h, r i„„ r i ".a
W William Ktalier, li;. ln J" M w
May 10, $87.81; Ma» l", V 1 -"»;
È7I.95; May 31, $74 mi-,iun .l.*' H l' »4,
July 5, w.eklv hills, *10.(10, lu u V' f
luroiture, JlSu.tKi; May "à 1 „ w ï'î lnr
laud, lor lumigalW houaea ' AV-' H<l
»7« 1.40. ** U * L "' >• *-«; oui,
'fiai le
■
Till, committees report wa< ad .... .
presented. The Sup, rh.n i ,i,.,' 1 «
•' owe ' 1 4M4 «dmlsslous mul :m ,iô,.| l ' 1 "
durlug last year. The products ufu! i' 1 ®
realisedSlot»38. 1 " """Ur«
i'be Treasurer's account rh
I«r the year am,mntinx u. Hi pmu *"!
ex|»-iidliuies Inulin« up $1> :117 80 ' ' "
On certificates of Indebted di«. .
holder, of vue year loan
National Bank of N «uric
Loan".
(Estate of Mrs. Caroline ii.'riark. '' VW0
llun nul, Shipley ...
E l ward Brinahurst Jr . I';.*
w. soott way.. . **»•
The attention ol the Trustee» a ™ J
pled lor several bourn In
hleh caused
.dry
• SbO.OUO
I
to
to
1
»uiiiliiie b,i|.
of
m»iderahle
he Mil In question *u- lor
•I Im- u«f>ioo.
»UKXroMd.t »mail
churd by Suu rlntenilmt Ki.l,. , i. pt ,| r
Ford wlrtrh Fl.h. r had ord. rcd wU|„> u ,,i
thorlty aud amounted lo $Ki. The Mu
ole
filially ordered paid by a v
Board, alter the physlci»
hut I« no
d the entire
k id \ plaiuet
and sugar would have to
classed as metllclne ami the county w ..uk
therefore have to fumltd) thnu.
Mr. Tlionipsoii, president of tin* Newark
National Bank, presented to the Hoard h
certificat«*« of indebtednenH of J. r i.(HM) c .
which lh«*y wished to have trau »1er red f r "
tbe parti« « in who
name they w
to the hank. The it quoit ol the ImnknSê
was granted.
Permission was granted ADiort Thatcbi
to hold religious servie
Mr. Thatcher announe
* dra*
iu th«"slmsh(
that service« *j]
hereafter be held at the Hlinslmine ever
iSutiduv f«»r the benefit of the inmate»
those in the immediaio vicinity, who mi
wish to attend. The several d
will hold services alternately
afternoons.
Truste Hickman called the attention
the Boa. d to t 1
and DuPont streets, and asked that
d« r l>e drawn in favor
tor $l. r > to help pay the expense
ing the child that was buried tn the van!
the advice of ine Board «»I h«*al»li.
Chairman Dean of the K
presented a lengthy report of the proeec
and exp**mw-s of the farm which. upouM
r«*ad, was adopted.
The bills
amounted iu the aggregate t
Mirnatioti
Suuda
•of
Hll
St Sir
ll
y u. Conn
n of reinter
your
do
Ci
and
(lite<i by the cnmraiU
S2H 21.
lfooiine
Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impoi
ence, 8« xual Debility, cured by "Well
Health Renewer.*' fl.
Ml
the
for
F.i
ly Pr«
It is easily proven that malarial fever
constipation, torpidity of the liver and kf
ueys, general debillt
neuralgic ailments yi<
disease conquerer, II«
the ravag«-s of disease l>y converting;
fôod into rich biooil, and it gives i
aud vigor to the aged and infirm alwav*.
•Id readily to this
>p Bittere. It r
the
for
.
Malaria
d with Emorj
in all its forms positively c
Btundard Lure 1 ills, e
purely vegetable, joutaiu
other poison«
and sold
that
up
well
guar
•ver-luillntrre
ijiiiuiue
,i i,f
verywba
-ies, end'
y drusfcinu
slcia
25 aud 50 cents.
Haykkvilj.e, Ohio, Feb. 11,1m
very glad to say 1 have tried
Bitters, aud never took anything that
ch good. 1 only took t wo bottl
and I would not tak«; $IUU for the food
did me. 1 recommend them to my paiienl
aud get the bes^ result« iron» the!
G. B. Mercer, M.
I
■
il».
The LMt of Upptatu IV
Buffalo, N. Y„ July'J*.-Capt M»tth
Webb, t|ie uoled EliiclUh .wiininer, perUb
I, N'lunn
in
■ i
attempt, to
Hi. II.
. pids tlii» aft*
a skiff to opposite the old "Maid
whirlpool
rowed iu ;
the Mist" lauding by John McCloy. a
I the boat
IT».* darii
at. the falls, and le. pc«! from
two minutes pa*t 4 o'clock. "
immer passed the big rapids all riç
. When
a
all
to
can
and
low
and
all
re
and
a
at
keeping the middle of the strci
struck the wbirpool he w
American side
mated,
high, and the last
throw up one arm.
the rapids was thrilling
ti«>u was to pass the whirlpool
side. Webb leave» a wife
in England. The river has been
for two miles below the Mbrl pool
true«* i f the foolhardy man can
and it Is generally conceded tliat he w#s
gulplied in the whirlpool. _
rubbed to
ves, it is
40
of him
Ills shoot
His inti
the Cam
d two childr
here the w
!
from
ecu
he lou
('ROM TEXAS"
GOOD NEWS
Mu. Thumbs A Howahd, o( ll»«ney 0»
, under date of Ap
Fannin County, Te
1883, writes —
*'l have been sullcriug during sever»* J
'ere illness, und a gc
down of my physical system,
treatment and prescription? «*1
, und truvuilcd
lull'
•nil
d have trWi
ny
o the Hot SprU
famous for
far und
and other minerai springs
remedial «(ualities, drinking tin*
tleully in their hoitlmj? " l T
but all to no avail, as I sto.idily lnilcil i" l,
and although inlormed by my
in y ailments and weak nesses were t* 1 '^
wiitcr
bn thing sysle
fill
kidney disease of a dang*
could g!
past
dreadful, and I had the
pulns in the regions about the kidiwXA
oxysins of which were so severe us b> l -
J While In « hlS
, During'
times «
nothing
years my sull«riiig' i
u.-t lnde*e
II-M
* to sleep
Impossible for
plorable aud discouraged }
luadtd to try Hunt's Remedy, and »
less than half a bottle my urcut s
paroxysms of pain were entirely re ' iBt
could sleep better and longer thiu» »
years beforo, and although 1 a" 1 11 ^
third bottle only my luiproveuieni *
d 1 regret that 1 «n't 11
wonderful euraUve
dit lull 1 w:,s
w on
ot kuo*
powers of H""
„„id liuve »«*
1 hoartilyrcoo^m^
markable,
the
on
Remedy before,
years of suffering
all afflicted with any kidney dim
of the urinary organ«.
CASE EXACTIÏ-"
"HIT MY
liigM
in the
It hit m)
v tn)«
to speak
Please allow mo
terms of "Hunt's Remedy,
I
exactly: 1 had kidney aU ^. U [ i ]| U ut'
j.r. tty b«d. 1 »■« 1 "".j
rdy. I took one te#.poo" fu * **
a decided clwlige ut tbe Srst dw '■ #
bot Ufa »odhavolelt like o| „„»If.
Plewe receive tl >" * inoer " bt vainly M
the benefit* »hieb 1 * ull s
1
i.
l took
«ver * iD
addressing