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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-22
Christmas lsooks for Little Folks

Christmas Books for Little Folks. A UNIT Oddenadodd's whispers lst and 2d series; tA Laughabe looking glass Bessie and Jessie;
 Picture scrap book.
 Pleasing picture books;
 Naughty boys and girls; ., Butterfly ball; FED Books of games and sports: -'DomeStic animals;
 Wonderful history of three little kittens; Old Mother Hubbard; Cock Robin and Jenny Wren; Old woman and her pig; House that Jack built; Little Arthur's haiHsxs; Little old woBan: Story of hster Fox; mohdss of nature and artl; nolfe picture books: Hallway A c: = Scripture alphabet; Garden flowers;
 FOR OLDER CHILDMN. The T christ. born, Ia christmas storN Boy turned into monkey: Evil deeds and evil conseou ouences; Robinson Crusoe Swiss tamil y-Robinson; Giant killer; Rose bud Pet annual: ~---.~- Running bird: Kambles of rat; Paul and Virginia; Travesn Tartary; Uwquara tale of the Esquimaux: Hudsons bay; Arabian nights; Life of Paul Jones; Sanford < Merton; Vicar of Wakefeld Young fur traders; Coral Island; Book of Paror-James; Play and study; Willis the pilot: Roby family; One hundred animals; Instructive gift; Woodsworths cabinet of curious things And numerous others for sale at the book store Dec. 2s. 1858. JNO. E. REARDON.
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Fancy Books.

HlFT books, annuals souviners of friendship ele
 Na ganty bound family Bibles, prayer and hymn books suitable for christmas years presents. Just received by JNO. E. KEAKDON. Dec ZZ 1858
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Books for Boys and Girls.

4 NAPT. Wayne Reid's complete series of illustrated V stories for boys and girls;
 child's history. of the United States D, Bonner; '' q Greece C
 '' {. Rome [" |"
 ' '' England 6 Dickens; Roilo books beautifully illustrated, containing Roo learning to read, to talk york; at piay at school in vacation his experiments museum, correspondence philosophy, water, air, fire and sky
 Just received for christmas at the book store of
 Dec. 22, 1853 JNO F. READON
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STEAMBOAT REGISrER.
FURNISHED BY MERRIoK & wAssELL.1

FURNISHED MERRIoK a wAssELL1
 Arrivals. Deer l4-Mary Cook, Fort Smith, '' 1T-Iittie Rock, l" '' l7-Red Wing Napoleon Violet, Fort smith. '-lienry Finhugh Cincinnati :. ls-Arkansaw ars Traveller, Napoleon. ls-S. H. Tucker Fort Smith. 2o-Red Wing, Napoleon - Departures. Deer l4-Mary Cook New Orleans. l5-lrene Jordan Napoleon. l7-Little Rork New Oeleaus. <" 17-Red Wing Nap leon. 17-Viole:, ft Smith.
 lS-ileory Fitzhugh. Fort Smith.
 1S-Arkansaw Traveller, Fort Smith. 19-S II Tucker. Napoleon.
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M I IIh ID ! 5,
 of Franklin.

0J MRS. PALMER's benefit has been DO poned. Better late than never Due not will be given of the night when it will ta nlace
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-22
NOTICE By the Governor.

FTO the the sheritfs of the counties of Johnson | Franklin, Scott, Sebastian, Crawford Washing ton, Benton, Madison, Carroll and Newton, compo- sing the 4th judicial circuit, of Arkansas.
 By a mistake committed by the Secretary of State, a proclamation by the Governor" dated 5th day of December, A b, 1858, was prepared, and then published in the " Arkansas True Democrat" dated December Is, 1858 commanding you and each of you to open and hold election your respective coun- ties, Monday the 3lst day of January next, to elect judge of the circuit court for said circuit to fill the vacancy in said office, caused by the resigna- ton of FelixJ. Batson This proclamation writ of election was not legally issued and is hereby cOuntermanded and set aside, and you are notified not to act under the same or regard 1t, the law requires that all such special elections, " shall be holden within thirty days from the date of the writ of election, and when such cleo
 on shall be holden for the purpose of eectng judge of the circuit court, prosecuting attorney the Go shall copy ofsuch writ of election to be published in one of the newspapers at the seat of go vernment, and in all the newspapers within the cir cult in which such election is to be held"
 A writ of election will hereafter be issued in ac- cordance with the law.
 Given under my hand Governor of the State of Arkansas at Little Rock, this 2lst day of December A. D. 1858. It ELIAS N. CONWAY.
 Paper Dolls and paper Doll's Furniture. A DELIGHTFUL and elegant amusement for lit "A tie girls, with full directions how to put them together.
 MoVeaOle picture books including '" Cock Robln," Mother Hubbardn etc.
 Dissected puzzles, among which are "the life of Christ" ma of Europe" '' the ship" Christal palace" map of United States" eighty birds and beasts,n '' the world" etc.
 Panoramas of the Holy land, Polar seas, domestic animals, aphabets. etc.
 Golden block alphabets
 Game of Mother Goose.
 And many other interesting things for children.- Call at the book store. JON. E. REARDON.
 Dee. 22, 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-22

As Ihird Nism of the re.ingagement -aa Of the Distinguished American Tragedian.
 M R. J- B. ROB BERTs
 The Manager, with pleasure announces that he has made re-ingagement with this Eoainsut Artist for JfUe Nights only! whose brilliant suc. cess through the United States, England and Scotland, has placed him umivalled in SIoE.s. peayian Characters.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-22

A NEW supply of the above Maps just received "A and for sale at the store of Feid es Dolley These Maps embrace all the counties, pos. off ces railroad ineS etc. up to date and will be found highly useful to the citizens of the State us well as emigrants, land agents and professional men. Price III roller form s5, in pocket form, with handsome morocco eases s. The pocket Map mailed to any All orders sent to John E. Reardon, bookseller and stationer to Messrs. Feild Doey, or to the under signed at Little Rock, Ark, will be promptly attend ed to. C. JANGfrPFF
 Camden Herald, South Arkansas Democrat, Wash ington) Jefferson Independent, (Pine Bluff State Rlhgts Democrat, (Helena) Fort Smith Times will copy times: and seEd bill to c. Langtree
 Dee. l5. lS5S. 3t
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Lightning Line.

|, STEAM BOAT VIOLET, 0 Reasoner, Master, Chil- ton, Clerk, will make regular 2H&&KNE trips from Little Rock to Fort - lTlI2 Smith, connecting with mail boats from Napoleon to Little Rock. No deten,io, whatever required on this route.
 Dec. g, 1858.
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sN Change of Programme every night. fsas- See Programmes of the day. Dee % 1S5S
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DIR. MCCLURE, Oculist and Surgeon.

| OCuiist anu surgeon, l ITS now in Batesville Ark for the pur l. pose of treating diseases of the Eve. sSssxxs those who desire their Eyes examined or 5EsXS$z | treated will please call on him. Having S4HfSs~' made diseases of the Eye his special study and prac tce for some years feels confident he can o ye entire satisfaction in every All kinds of sore or in famed Eyes, resulting in granular lids alteration sle. opacity o1 the cornea, amaurosis, films, etc.. Also operates for cataract, strabismus pterygium vascular hlms, artificial pupils in verted lids staphy- loma, etc., inserts artificial Eyes, and also performs piastlc operations operates for tumors wens, and all ether operations usually performed by Surgeons
 olnce on Main street, in the brick office, door below II. C smiths store. Dec. l, 1858. 2m
 Gazette copy one time.
 ENEAs SMITH. HENRY P. JOHNSON. SMITH X JOHNSON. Cotton Factors and Com mission Merchants No 7f Common Street, between the City and Saint Charles Hotels, New Orleans.
 Dec 22, 1858. 1y DIR. W. R. CUNNINGHAM, Fayetteville, Ar kansas tenders his services to the public in the cure of Piles and Gravel by but simple remedies.- Immediate relief may be had and speedy and per manert cure effected by the use of his mediriiIes
 Medicine and prescription sent for Piles on receipt of Ten Dollars for Gravel Fifty Dollars.
 Dec. 22, 1858. Sm
 Christmas is Coming. T HAVE received large lot and great variety of "; Fancy Work Boxes, Lndies Writing Desks: Port folios; two fine Cake Baskets for sale cheap at Dee P, '5s. VIM. JONES. LUST received and for sale J bbls copper distilled whisky;
 ? " old rye
 . pure cider vinegar;
 10 brown sugar;
 10 bags cofee
 Dec 22 '5s
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C Q NJ Nj k l..t, Al.

and 55sc. 9 fb '"'ns's "' '14@o7a
 MOLASSES- 5000 bbls bavo hoo,, so,, .. 2fs5c for fermentng etc, and a5sse for sU,I or as and choice. ' 0Vs-Ve' iof prime
 fohh-We notice sales of 39 bbs. mess at SIS , .1g n tnTes lots at sS 25 aud s0 bbs. prime at
 BACON-2s casks ribbed sides sold at e,<c and 70 casks at 1Se for shoulders sc for ribbed sides
 LARD15e IMn, lieress prime brought l1kc. g b.
 so,d lNpla at laa2 lNG-Frm nSaturday 200 bales at l25sc, and 200 at l.s4c. J yard. '' 0s 0aieS heavy Ut l0Ac. oo oaiss Saturday at 6Ac. P fb 10 soio on
 COFFEE Sales to-day of $500 bags. comnr;s;n,, 4soo at lo1sc 100 at the same, 2l0 at losIeafiIns 262s at | Ac., and 15o at Ike. B fb. 7a0''
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Tomorrow last night but one of the en- gagement of Mr. J B. ROBBERS.
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cARn

THE Pocket Maps recently rece;,sa l.. .,..a..s l Langtrees Sectional Map of Arkars.ssn ihscly oi imprint of Field and Doley As this s ,sss ysst 'ne create false impression respecting copyr;ch. ATy o .o state publicly that the authority to the eneravsr aver those gentlemen, and is wholly unauthorizcd hv uy
 no. oo ,ero :. c. LANGTREH.
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WILD now sell the balance of my Cloaks and II shails at reduced priees Come and sec. - 'N Dec. 22 1858 IT. NJ E1TvYNo
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-22

Believing that no good can possibly resu from the adoption of the resolutions offered, bu on the contrary that they are dangerous an' calculated to ruin us, being friend to my ow State, to the south, to the institution of sla very and of the Union 1 therefore, oppose aud here enter my protest against the paSsas of the resolutions offered by MT. Askew.
 HUMPHREYS
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
Mad OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mad

Of the dozen or more dogs bitten last
week 10 our town ty a ralid dog, most OF
Ilam are either confined or Stayed. Some
persons of supernatural i~ncrednlitv or ex
treme ignorance affect to disbelieye in the
existence of such a disease among dogs as
rabidness or madness. Such men should
be narrowly watched, as they would sure
" let their bitten dogs run at large and
thereby endanger man and beast all over
the country. To-day is the tenth day
since the dogs about town were bitten
The authorities upon Hydrophobia say
hat most dogs will exhibit all the symp-
toms Of madness on the ninth day, and that
they rarely go beyond the twelfth. In
rare instances they may go for weeks,
months or even years. In all animals
but dogs, the time when the disease Is
liable to appear in its worst forms IS still
more indefinite.
Cures for madness are rarely attempted,
except upon the human kind. No RENE
dy is known as a specific or cure, though
certain conduct and remedials are quite
generally recommended by all authors
treating upon the SUI ject.
"A gentleman residing in the town o
Harrison writes us about as follows:
January slh, 1858.
Mr.. Notwithstanding in your papel
some account OF mad dogs in your vicinity
| thought | would speak of the mad stone
iu our ~neighhorhood, not knowing wheihr
or you have heard Of it or not. The stone
is owned by Mr.. ELLIS, living near Boict
Prairie. IL is IA sure cure in case of a bite
from rabid animals. | rave known it ties
ted in quite u number Of cases-two o
which were bitten by a dog that bit foai
COWS in my presence all Of which died from
The effects Of madness, while the persons
received no injury after applying the
stone. Yours, G. w. oELLEcK.
Our faith in the mad stone is yet to be
founded, though ne are not Of that class
ofmen wholeluife unreasonable testimony
fhere may be something in this mac
stone OF u powerful chemical nature, pos
sessIng extraordinary affinity for this par
~ticalar poison-drawing it out with a forct
eluaI 10 mechanicai power. Ofcourse wt
li-eaFl the %siltaes based upon superstl
ton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
Nicaragua azsci Kasasas afifDfossIS
-gsses5czssie (0Ea pounded.

The great Democratic caldron is work
ing like a continent of meal emptied into
az ocean Of Yeast. Buchanan and his mid
wife Cass and all the doctors are at work,
one giving a puke, another a purge, anoih-
er a sweat powder and another an opiate
to cure this vast country Of its mult'form
diseases. The two Gov. Walkers-Alcar
augua and Kansas-the Niger interest ana
the anti-nipcer-the Utah aud the Doug
Lao contr,ries are all in full comnotion
poor Buchanan as yet on both sides OF all
the issues. But, above all and in all, IS
the popular soyereijnty issue, by winch
he was elected; he now wishes to substl-
tute some despotic ruIe-somethiug more
like slavery, for this sweet and popular
idea of popular sovereignty. The Dred
Scott decision has almost done 1t, bnt not
quite. In his message ne took both sides
as usual, but Douglas says, ''See here you
old saddle-bagS, how dare you barter of
nay property Buchanan answered,
"Yss, maysa Doaglas, me come down,"-
and down went Buck on bis ks.ees-hum
bic rs Il lamb.
Douglas and Walker told Dir. Buchanan
that his policy would breed wan III Kansas.
They knew it would, but his Southeln
masters preferred wal rather than that the
Free State men should have their righfs
in Kan as-they despised poPmlar souer,
eigaty. hated it, and Buchanan had TO hate
it TOO, for be must feel just like maSsn.-
Having therefrre two masters, he is serv-
ing butti-a servitude that Paul foretoid
could never be sincere or even possible -
Well, tie prophecy Of Doug'as and Walk
er inast bc fulfilled; they just winked at
Iare and Lane shook lis lions name fu,
war. Eocgias aud Walker are TINS Al
the head OF ie.Free State war in Kansas
aud lave no Doubt sworn eternal f%iielits
to lim-while Buchanan commands the
Border Ruifians. Not - shade of doubt,
Buchanan will also help Lane, for he never
was known TO be on one side only. A
Inopg the doughfaces of the north, most
of them are for 10th Douglas and Buchan
an. God help them. They are secretly for
Lane also, because they promised hereto
fore that Kansas should be q Free State.
is a rebellion among the white slaves
no hing more.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
NJ RRiE D

Dec. esth-By TT. Greene, ESQ, Mr. .I,s.
to Miss ELIZABETH JOINS, both of Iowa Coz "a
Dec. 31st-By Rev. A. NJ. Dixon, Sir. .Jouv r S 's
ET to Miss EUNIcE MORSE. both of rafton. By
Nov. shat MiIlville. by Joseph Horss,u
JoHy TURSBEE to Miss RoBEE S. WHIrgx%'' Us
vile. '%Gl
Jan. 1st-At the Hurricane, BY Ed. r. NJ.
JoRAN b. PARKE. to Miss SARAH C. NoRrI,,, LEVI
Dec. 2eth-At Waveland, by Rev. A. N n
LEArRL R. BISGHAA to Miss MARTHA E. TR, ~s''
Dec. 29th-At Cassville, by J.. D. Harn. r.,
sEPH TUCKER to Miss LOUISA JANE STopn.sll' VI
Buena Vista, Iowa. H Aa
Jan. Ist.-In Ellenboro', by L. C. nrsk.
MITCHELL MCGowEN, of Madison, to Miss p - hl.
CHS ALENswoRTH, of Ellenboro'. A"aSlfa
Jan. 1st-In Lancaster, by Wood R. Be,sh =
JOSEPH NATHAN to Miss ANN MARIA CAR n = "
the above place. Y
Dec. 31st-In Lancaster, by Rev. T. q =
JOHN SHowALTER 10 Miss PHEBE ROBsR7s' ' .aps
above town. S@a|
A number of other marriages occurred ,hon.
of the year. but they are not handed in for nnAr.s
We ask the favor of ministers and Justices tb,. l
US = fat marriage column every week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
who are Playing the Mischief!

The people Of New England are quiet
o never hear of their making any trou-
bic to double sided Buchanan. The middle
states ssk for nothing and are giving him
no trouble, except 10 ask him Cor Office
The western and north western states are
seldom heard from, and Mr.. Buchanan
thinks so little of them hat he forgot tc
mention them in his message. All New
England and the middle states and the
northwest, embracing three fourths of the
population and wealth of The U~nite1Staie>
give the President little or no trouble
The south and southwest, a region en-
bracing over half the area, yet only 2
fourth of the population and wealth Of the
United States, are quaireling and fight
ing, planning end fllibustering, dissolvina
the Union and breeding civil war, disturb
ING the peace and kicking up the devil
generally giving a world of trouble to
Mr.. Buchanan. He fears them; his very
life is made a burtilen by them-yet he
loves them all the more, just as a mother
always loves and pets her meanest young
one above all Others. Almost every sec
onl southern man holds a Federal officel
or a place in the army, while Mr.. Buchan-
an asks in his message for millions upor
millions to expehd at Southern ports; ne
pref.rs the southern route for a Paclia
railroad he wants Cuba for them, yer
they cry more! The northern doughface'
yield all-oply so that a few of them, say
one in fifty gets an Office. They explain
and apologize, invent lies and profess this,
that, everything-claiming all that is pop
ular as democratic, even to popu5ar soO-
eyeiynty. which doctrine their head rspu-
dates and which is only "a sort Of tail-ho!d
10 bait fools.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
CIrcuit Court Jurors.

Judge Macarthur, of Milwaukee, lately
opened Court by noticing the kind of men
selected BY the late County Boarl Of that
County as follows:
The law made it the duty of the Su-
pervisors to select persons for Jurors, iron
ALL classes, who were known TO be man al
integrity; bnt it appeared, from the list OF
names before the Court, that less than
ONE SIXTH were Americans, and only two,
or three, business men; AMI that it would
seem to have been the intention Of the
Supervisors to leave out our business men
entirely, in the selection of Jurors. tie
had heard it rulnoretl that men were pick
ed out for Jurors, by the Supervisors, not
on account of their fitness and quaiIElca-
tious to discharge Jury duty, but from po-
litical or personal preferences. If such
were the fact, the whole system of select
ing Jurors, as of Jury trials, WAS a farce
and imposition. and the sooner it was dis
pcrsed with, the better. He lad also
heard that applications were frequently
made TO the Officers of the Court, ~ per
sons too lazy to work, or unable to get en-
ploymen', for places upon the Jury. He
emphatically condemned this conduct. and
was determined that the Court should 10
longer be an institution for supporting pau.
pcrs. He should, in future, regard every
such application As a contempt Of Court
and punish 1t accordingly. At this point
Of his I%ionor's remarks there was a gener-
al stampede among the crowd, outside the
lar.
We rave not yet seen he names Of
Grand and Petit Jurors selected by mem
bers Of the late Grand County Board OF
supervisors. We will publish the names
shortly, and should they be of the stripe OF
men described by Judge Macarthur, we
will surely let it be known, and also the
Town and Supervisor whence and by whom
srlec:ed. We have known Supervisors to
select all the internal loafrrs and whiakey
rowdies of their Towns for Jurors, and
leave out the name Of every responsible,
well doing aad honest man.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
Haw the Rich ara made Richer-the Poor,
Poorer,

How the Rich ara made Richer-the Poor,
Poorer.
In times when prices are high, business
brisk, everything in demand and the very
earth inflated aud tmosphere inpregna-
ted with shining PARTICLES like gold, the
poor and men of molerate means bay
largely Of toierably. rich men on credit
thus, pre.iicating we a!th on a fictitious
foundation. Insuch times she rich and
well Of Ii low-se.libg oHf As dear as they
can and getting ali the advance pay they
can. Cont racted times comes periodicals.:
sensible men know that good times must
be followed by a crisis and ca n almost cal
cufate when such crisis will come and the
xlent Of its rage. Thea is the time when
rich men became richer; the poor, poorer;
it is All done in this way: the creditor
wants the balance due Oh that land sol q
be poor man and must have it poor man
cant raise it.; he forfeits the land with al
vance payment. This is method No. /. An
Iofher process is for the rich to help the
peer by charging jus, enough to sweep all
poor man Las AID all his earnings for
years. hen come the 20 per cent. inter
est process and tnortgaging process.
Tie entire SYSTEM Of management BY
which the rich are made richer and the
poor, poorer, is ALI hnsineSs-like, fair, legal
aud so netr jut that it can't b. made dis
honest. The poor are to blame for going
i to the spiders net. People a~ll,poor and
rieh, knuw bow expansions and eontac-
lions. dett and credit, work. They are
told of it. read of it, aud even our nation
a songs. sing Of it. The result is Just as
clear as the end Of sin. We have been
for Years thtoeing light or this subject in
Grant County by our little newspaper;
many have proiied thereby, or say they
have; hut after all The pains taken, the
people Of this county are nearly as deep
in the trap as the people Of any other part
IF the west.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
LANCASTER LYcEuM

Our young men nave a fourishing ~associa
lion for discussion and literary exercises. BIZ
the time OF their meetings is unfortunaf e for
presenting weekly notices thereof, being Fri
day evenings-jnst after tie paper is ready for
press. DIR. Hyde is President. d HI. Budd
Vice President, J B. Calls Treasurer, and j
G. Cover Secretary. Tne ladies give their aid
bul not SO generally as they should. j. T.
Mills, Esq, read a paper on education at the
last meeting of December, which for dro.I no.
tons, gyrations and scattering shot equalled
anything that gentleman has ever fred of.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
" hat il costs so govern h. Gitr

The taxation of this city for 1858, vii
reach one hundred doAars for eesry eote1.
according 10 The nun ier of votes for MAY
Or. A national tax of like proportion
would bring cut Of the pockets Of the pso
PIE 530O.uDo.00o. The National Gov.
e%rninen', extFavagant as it is with armies
aaa iavies, costs III proportion, less than
one,q'iarter of the local government of thi,
cls,.--LN. \. Tribune.
1t costs at about the same rate to gov.
ern Milwaukee and Madison: aud about
two dollars and fifty cents for every vote,
Of the State to pay the state taxes, or a.
a fortieth part of what it cost to every yo-
ter to govern n. Y. City.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-09
SAFE YOUR pocroE BILLS III THE

ut. sANhGE, MD.. Jniy Z, 1856.
DEAR Sinh consequence Of taking COLI
after a bad attack Of the measles, some clever,
years since, ! hav' from that time suffered
great y with a disordered liver and stomach,
have been at times SO bad that my life was
desPaired OF. ! was Induced some lime aoo.
through the persuasion of a friend, Mr.. Henry
Sfiaiiaf, TO Try a bottle of Hollands German
B%it'ers. thlnsig if it done no good it could do
me no harm, and knowing Mr. Shafer to be a
Gentleman who would not ~recommeai ar,
thing 10 me, that be did not have confidence in.
Before ! had taken one-thifd OF The bottle, Iay
bowels became regl ar and | had a fine apBe-
lite. When | Lad used Two-tnirds Oft | con-
sidered my health as good as ever il was. and
coi d eat anything without its disagreeine with
me IN the least. | now keepa bottle of the
Buffers IN the house continually. and in ease (
take cold, or | feel unweil, / take one or tw,
doses, and 1t makes a change in my bowels.
which is all | need, wherefore. for the past II
years, my doctor bi has been from sIo TO S25
t'er year, besides loss time aud severe i ~inesses.
Yours. Truly, P. J. THRASHER
10 Or. e M Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ask for Hootnnd's German Bifters. Take
nothing else, and see that the the signature of
Y. M. Jackson, is on the wrapper of each
ootte They can be had of Druggists and
sforekeepers in every town and village ID the
United states, Canada-, West ladies and South
America, at Is cents per bottle. Principal!
Office, Alb Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
= Calls & Pepper, Agents in Lancaster.