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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-01-22
WILMINCrON. JnnuarY IL

NILMINGroN. January II.
Six'een prisoners from the steamer
Colunbias crew arrived in town this
m lining, aud leave, uuler charge Of u
guard, for Gnid>boro, tu>night. /: /.
reported that our troops burned ,hA
Columbia to.'lay. Tw" hlockaders arc
off the bar TO might. All que, along
tho lines.
McCLELI,H is Scotrhman-Bucll
was born in fiorida, aud Ros-ncranz in
Randolph county, Virginia. The North
has not and cannot produce a great
General. We ara not sure that Nc.
Cl-llan was born in Philadelphia. where
hos parents settled on their advent into
Aulerica. Was he born iE Americal
RnorVihe Register.
Corror CAxDs.-rhe Milledyeviile
Wa.) Reporter says: The machine now
in nparalion tnrns out ;wen,y>fuir
pairs day, which are sold at six dol
lars each. Two other machine, are
nearly completed. anil we learn that the
increase will continue ~ rapidly AS the
machines can he made by The workmen,
until about three hundred pairs arv lin.
ished daily, .... ....
TnE Richmond ENQUIRER. Of Wed
nesday, contains n communication on
" South Carolina and the Guarantee oi
the Confederate Debt" replying to
some objections Of the Enquirer asains,
the mode and conditions of the yuaran
tee offered by South Carolina. This
communication is from -. l.. b." Of
Greenville, s. c., whose initials will Le
recognized by many realers. .
CuARLEsrox. january TO.
The f lowing is just Received from
Kinston, dated to-day:
The enemy drove in our pickets
Yesterday eighteen miles below. There
Is supposed to be a strong force in ad.
vance. IIiey are huil,ling bridge over
Cove creek-d nttless teint to cover
their movement on Wilmington, OF
perpaps Weldon. The Fe,lerals are
sixty thousand strong, and have twenty
days ra,ions. It is thought thai But
Ter will now take chief command. The
gunboats attacked Fort Caswell day be.
fore yesterday, bat without result. a
fight is expected here within three days"
EICuMoND, Jahnary 10.
Rrport of Tie .Srcret"ry of the Treas
"ry.-lhe report Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury shows thar from li,e .colp>
mcncement o: the permanent govnru>
meui TO the 3lst OF December, the re-
eeipts were $+57 1856 900; the expen
ditures $443,4l 900; The estimated
amount to hs raised by Congress TO the
lst Of July is 100000 900 the deb,
" the Government 0p the LIST inst, was
$3.50. 900 900. inc'dding sss. 900 900
binds, t56. 900 900 deposi'e certificates,
$272 0Oo,000 general currency, ami
$l2o, ,ooO, 900, Of 73o notes.
Ir Is believed at Washington that
Secretary Chase will soon lead TO the
hymeneal altar The accoinplishedmidow
Of the hate Senator Dougias.
"A REsoLurioE Of thanks to Gen.
Rosencranz wax offered in the u. :
Senate, but mol passed. lp The House
= vote of thanks To- Beast Butler was
alCp,c,..
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-01-22

The Result At MuRFuEEsnoyo.-
The actual statistics Of the cnmha,s of
Wednesday, 3lst December, anil Friday
Cd January, may I've summed up as
follows, in round numbers:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

"I DoN'T LIKE Ny BUSINESS. y There is
no greater fallacy in the world than that en-.
tertained by many young men that some pur-
suit in life can be found wholly suited to their
tastes, whims and fancies. This philosophers
stone can never be discovered, and every one
who makes his life search for it will be
ruined. Much truth is contained in the Irish
mans remark: 1t is never aisy to work
hard" Let, therefore, the fact be always
remembered by the young, that no life-work
can be found entirely agreeable to man.
Success always lies at the top of hill if
we would reach it, we can dose only byhard,
persevering effort, while beset with difficulties
Of every kind. Genius counts nothing in the
battle of life; determined, obstinate perse-
verance in one single channel is everything.
Hence, should any one of our young readers
be de oating in his mind a change Of business,
imagining he has genius for some other, let
him at once dismiss the thought as he would
temptation to do evil. If you think you
made mistake in choosing the pursuit or
profession you did, don't make another by
leaving it. Spend all your energies in work
ing for and clinging to it, as you would to the
life-boat that sustained you in the midst of
the ocean. Ifyou leave it, it is almost GER
tain that you will 60 down but if you cling
20 it, informing yourself about it until you
are its master, bending your every energy to
the work, success is certain. Good, hard,
honest effort, steadily persevered in, will
make your lovefor your business or profession
grow; since no one should expect to reach a
period when he can feel that his life-work is
Just the one he could have done best and
would have liked the best. We are allowed
to see and feel the roughness in our pathway,
but none in others; yet all have them
Hunts Msrckants' Magasins. e II
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15


tY- There are three lines of distractions
in Charleston harbor. The first consists Of a
Chevaur de triss, made Of palmetto logs and
chain cable. The logs are sharpenad at the
ends, and capped with iron, the points just
below the surface of the water, and at an in
clination of forty-five degrees. This line ex-
tends from Fort Sumter to Fort Moultrie.
The second line is about fifty yards IN the
rear of the first, and consists of one immense
chain cable. placed a few feet below the sur.
face of the water, buoyed up at intervals by
structions consists of sunken blocks, made Of
palmetto logs, filled in with stone or other
weighty materials. The, channel parts Of
these obstruotionssare So arranged that the
rebel vessels can pa through them. When
they are closed at night, or in case, Of an at
tack, these channel ways and obstructions
have internal machines attached to them.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15
Original Notice,

THE STATE OF IOwA,l.a-z BIS ahiEp5s ell 9n.
/ Muscatine County, - ola ...,.9 -,,,i4sr
Tvo William johnson, Mary Mackm1csn. - .s..
Meadows. John PURCELL Mary Huffman, Philip HUFF
man; John Goldsby. Ellen Martin, En,fly snnsnet.,
- Summers, Their husband,) Matilda Blytfs q Sid
ney Ann Blythe John Blythe, George Blythe, Margaret
Ware, John Ware and George White. ysjsBl
You hereby notified that there is now on nle, u
the once Of the Osfk Of the District Court Of said
county, petition Of Nancy Long. Abraham Long and
Stephen Pnrce asking partition OF the real estate
iIhsrted by all the ab0yenamad parties from Geofge
PURCELL deceased according tho respective legal IN
OF each of said parties said realestets bsing
described e follows Viz the n - IL twR;
the n, +. II Of sec. g, in Twp: Seventy; Eight e
range: E-aN in said Muscattne county, also; the 3.
IL Of the n q &C. 2, ard my aesss sn the
Sevsuty.Ssvsn. rtngs % W. IN the county Of bfadison
in said state; also the n. n Of the n = n Of sec:
of see. in Twp Eighty, Four. rspgs 4 ". tn Tsns
particularly described II said petition. st II 3ox
Now, unless you appear thereto and defend, or be-
fors noon cfths second day of the next TORN Of saad
Court, commencing on the first Monday Of June,
A. D.. 1885, Nsfault5 Will sutersd against you and
iSsgm.ns rsndsrsd thereon =; p,,yss aaT in said
[apl 34-s4~-print sfse, s7.sol Atty for PIT. 81
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15
rHr BLUES. -Cbeerfulness and Ia oc coup .

THE BLuEs."-Ch eerfulness and occupa.
ton are closely allied. Idle men are rarely
happy: How could they bef The brain
and muscles were made for action, and
neither can be healthy without vigorous ex-
ercise. Into the lazy brain crawl spider like
fancies, filling it with cobwebs that shut out
the light and make it fit abode for loathed
melancholy Invite the stout hand maiden,
brisk and busy thought, into the intellectual
chambers, and she viii soon brush away tho
unwholesome teHements.s Blessed be work,
whether it be Of the head or the hand, or
both. II demolished Chimera as effectually
as Bellerophon, backed By the goddess Of
Wisdom, disposed of the original monster Of
That mama. -Hc;estifc american. .vsw-s :
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15
Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of order of the County Court of Muscs
tine county. Iowa, will, on Thursday, April soth
1885, offer sale at public auction, large amount Of
personal property belonging to the estate Of WIN.
Wieker deceased said property consisting Of Horses,
Cattle, Hogs, Hay, Grain, Wagons. Forming Impls-
ments, &c. &c.
Sale at 10 o'clock, g. m. OF said day, 1t
the late residence of the decedent. =, ,- e.
TERMS OF sALE.-On all sums not exceeding I'VE
dollars, cash down. On all exceeding five dollars
q credit Of nine months will be given, approved
notes r .5.' NICHOLAS LONG, Administrator.
3 Muscatine county, April g. 1S63.w2w.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

THE STATE or IOWA. i!2iI49lc 9lsi 50 1880
10 Mascasine Oosny,l go "a 4i-o qG ..H.s5.-.
ITO Asa Gregg, Catherine Gregg, Nelson futile,
l. 'Meses Miller, Hiram Scott. John X. James, Ste.
phen 8. Guyer, N. Kendall u Co., Samuel Fletcher,
John Miller and NJ. Bronson
You are hereby notified that there will be file,
or before the first day Of March, A. D. 1853, in the
oce of the Clerk Of the District Court CT Musoetine
county, State Of Iowa. petition Of the County of Mus
catin, for the of the School Fund, claiming the
sum of twenty three hundred and ten and -100 dol
lars and per cent interest thereon from Feb 18th,
1865 and fifty dollars attorneys fee promisssry
note executed by said Asa Gregg to John W. Lucas,
Treasurer of sai county, and mortgage sxecnted by
said Asa and Catbarine Gregg on the E. n of the T.
H. and the 8. q II of the N. n. II of section two (O
twp; Seventy Eight t79 range4 W., and the y = n q
the n =. Of section ten tlU in same township and
range all situate in said county to secnrs the payment
of said note Said petition also the Of
the EQnty of redemption Of all Of said d1endapts In
said mortgaged premises that said premises may be
sold for the payment Of said debt, fec and costs and
that the purchaser may have possession OF
the same But no personal money demand Is made
against any the defendants except the dsfsndAnts
mortgage, Asa Gregg. r , - r.; - M ....1 -.t To-
"a Now unless you appear thereto, and defend. Or
before of the second day Of the next term Of said
Court, commencing the first Monday Of june, A. D
1863 default will be entered against and judgment
and decree rendered thereon. - ~
9l7Il -lT'35 =. oARsKADDAN, Atty for PIE. o.
apl N-w4w-pr's fee, $3.50. q .-..- r.; +,... .~,-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

.
AsrRoNoMIcAL.-TheB Buffalo Express thus
on record, which, ior Il wonder, may be seen
and admired gratis, in this city, on any
pleasant night: @ .@
"An unusual large number of the plane
tary bodies are now visible in the heavens
on clear evenings. In the West, Venus
hangs out her silver lamp as beautiful as
when it was first trimmed and lighted. This
planet will form very conspicuous object in
that section of the sky during the summer
months. Considerably further up, Mars may
be seen making his way eastward by pretty
rapid strides he is now in the constellation
Gemini, and not far from the twin stars Cas-
tor and Pollux. The planet Uranus is in the
same constellation, but is invisible to the
naked eye. e,sfY v.s., 7.-e.1 royarl z
"Turning toward the East, Jupiter win
readily be noticed as the most brilliant object
in that part of the heavens. About three or
four degrees from him appears the bright star
Spica, in the. constellation Virgo. If the
position of these two be carefully noted now
and at a month hence, the planet will appear
to have moved a degree or so westward OF
the star; although in reality it is travelling
steadily in the opposite direction.
"Something like twenty degrees to the
West Of Jupiter, the planet Saturn is con-
spicuous object, showing like star Of the
second magnitude. 1t is in the constellation
Leo, in which it was passed last year by the
more active jupiter Like all the exterior
planets, Saturn has also an apparent retro
grade motion, when in that portion Of the
heavens opposite to the sun. Tev ga
uAbout one month after this time, Mercury
will be visible for several evenings in the
West. thus displaying at one time all the
planetary bodies known to the ancients.'' GO
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15
SHERIFFS SALE.

DY virtue of special execution to mo directed and
ID delivered from the Office of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Muscatne county, State of Iowa. against the
goods and chattels; lands and tenements Of Homer
will expose to sale. on Saturday. the sixteenth day of
May. A. D. 1865 at the Court House door, in the city
Of Muscatine, the following described property to witt
The N. T. Il of section twenty Toy in township Sew
enty Fight S), north Of range East ofths 9Th p.
NJ, in Muscatine county, and State of Iowa. -
All of which, much thereof may be necessary,
will be sold satisfy said special execution in favor Of
the County of Decatur, State of Iowa. -'-''' -
Sale to commence between the hours of nine O'clock
in the forenoon and four O'Clock in the afternoon Of
said day, to wit, at eleven O'Clock am. lIg'.
] n. H. HINE, Sheriff
, h.Jaa 30, sili.J3Itt Muscatine County.
Muscatines April 10, 1S684w prs fee IS co. zap 24)
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fFor tho Journal.I
LINES.


TO the memory of CHARLIE scHsNcK, Co. H. 18th Iowa
regiment, who died ut the residence Of his father,
Capt. schsnck, April 9th. 1865 fNgf,
Not lest, but gone before, sA t4S4&
For death 10 life to spirits such thine,
Bound for the shining shore;
Thy tossed bark has CROSSED the Of ns
s And in the refuge of tho Savior's breast, s,.
Freed from earth's tolls thy weary soul finds rest
Twas not amid the dark strife
Of hostile armies that thy sur went down;
No violence closed thy life; ss 8@E HEAevNN
God gave to thee the victory and tho crown.
Without the conflict; yet thy last dark home
Il bright with glory-'tis the patriots tomb.
Yes; brave and loyal thou e6 tllEtIEs
Az those who. rushing to the cannen's mouth
With heaven sealed vengeance stampede lip and brow
Fought in a death-grasp the red-handed South;
As strong and true of soul, of purpose high,
Al those who marched to fight, and fought to die
Their names can never die,
For they are writ in heaven, shrined their
II r trys breast; %H@p& r.
And when the clouds shall fy, ,.. s..y..
And Might shall yield to stern old Rights behest
Freed from her foes abroad and baser foes at home
4 Nations tears shall ssnctify their tomb.
Then weep not for the brave; .ort.t y.alTgual .Hi
r Father and mother, sister. brothers, rejoice; f
Think of his honored grave, do .yaf3-s, I'D. 81
| And then bless Heaven that twas his holy choice
~ To serve his country.-then smile a. ye weep
Where the loved hero sleeps. +x 60 1891
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

A BLIND WoRKMAN-A young man in
Greenwich, Scotland, Of the name of Kid,
who was blind from his infancy, finished the
model OF a sixty-four gun ship, and every
necessary material and appareling Of a ship,
Of that rate, without any assistance whatever,
or other instruments than small knife and
hammer, ..-i.". re..-.s D. 5t. r.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15
lone door abossths Rpstpmcs.]

II TAKE THIS METHOD i0T INFORMING THE
i Public that I am doing Black.mithiag n All iss
branches, and especially Dc intend that my h0hSE-
EHOEING shall be done to impart ease and COM
or 6 tie Horse, ana health and elasticity 70
the foot without which it il Impossible to have
fect horse can refer to number Of gentlenden ID
this city and also the country, who can gtse srs
attsrng Of With detective est than
am willing to .ay Of myself AZ esk ~ tfaAa
ufActdfe ofny HoEse and Mule Shoes: ~ sn3A93
Also, there h, oocupyng . part; Of ny ahap,A Wood
Worknlar who can do a good work On either Naeooe
Or Buggies b. done In this city. aaYa ba tfc
] noV6daWt. GxOB8E PERRY.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

Gossiping and tattling arise not so much
from actual malevolence as from peculiar
restlessness common to uncultivated minds.
Enlarge the stock Of knowledge and we re-
move all desire for communicating such trihes
as are retailed by gossip. As man who is
really rich and has thousands would not wish
to exhibit q few shillings, so a truly wise
woman would feel no pleasure in dwelling
upon or communicating matters of no i'm
portance. .' ''''
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

From the data furnished by the medical
statistics of the United States Army, it ap
pears that the largest men are found in Geor.
gia, North Carolina, Tennes- ee and Kentucky
while the smallest men are found in the States
of New York, Massachusetts and Connect
icut. -.-.-.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

In contemplating your misfortunes always
look beneath you-in thinking of your vir-
tues and wisdom, always look above you
thus shall you be kept from despair and from
pride
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15
From the pife of ALDERMAN WUNOEK

6efMsdne0Wn.
Germamtovn, June Let. 1851.
Dr. G. NJ. JAoKsoN-SIR:-It gave me pleasure two
years ago. to give you acertcate, testying what the
Gelmsn Bitters hau for me- am now perfectly
cured of all these disea your medicine 70
cure viz :-Dyspepsla Chronic and Nervous debility.
diseases of tho Kidneys, &C. The powerful influence
exerts upon Nervous p1 ostration is surprising nave
and without hesitation have recommended 1t for the
above com piants in cherry ms lance it has eject
uay cured. Your medicine has great reputation IN
Germantown and is sold in every Drug store' ana
most of the Grocery stores here. any ono snoulo
question what say, let them come to Germantown,
snd will prove to their satisfaction, that the blters
'''' HANNAH WUNDER,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

IF The human race is divided into two
classes-those who 60 ahead and do some
thing, and those who sit still and enquire
"Why wasn't it done the other way ~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

THE ARABS PRAYER.-O God be kind to
the wicked to the good thou hast already
been sufficiently kind in making them good.
The first element Of improvements keen
sense of its need. "
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

Fer sale by druggists and dealers in medicines in
every town and village the United states and by
John B. Doughsrty, Muscatine, --se~,.=. er
M Pomeroy, Wilton, f ,- v-7s e.-r
Geo Baxley, West Liberty, ....-..
n q Armstrong, Wilton Junction, "- 81 "
" Bupch Moscow, s1H ~ lt-ii 'r -- 4' ESQ
" Clark Bro, Columbus City, rs
II Howey, Wapello, azae t71t te1 = - rs. ~
M vanloon do egi q 80 $50. it 80 p 80
Hutchinson 4 Rerner. Port Louisa, i~- &l i
Reigart 4 McNamara Upton, sf'4 - ta
vogt& Bro, Iowa City, Q3S SIS & F9inae. 5aN -
NJ W Davis, doeo5 acas - ssiss -F5L ~ 50 -
Morrison &lBro do lss y -rl - = 30
Muscatiue. june 18th, 12G9-daw1v. ir.p ttat...s4
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

From tho Req. JOSPH II. KENNARD,
Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church.
Dr Jacksos-Dear Sir IL have been frequently re-
cuested TO meet my with concentrations of
rious kinds Of medicines but regarding the practice
out of my appropriate sphere. have in all cases de-:
oned 6ut with clear proofin various instances and
particularly in my own family of the usefulness Of Dr.
Hsofand's German Bittsrs depart for once from my
usual course express my full conviction that lot
Complaint, it is safe and valuaple preparation In
some cases it may fall but usually doubt not will be
verv benefcial to those who suffer from the above
causes. Yours, respectfully,
r,.h.h haiov co.taa NJ philad'a. Dec. Oath.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15
WoOllen Mandatory
L.. O. ay-.' OF .al4 -'9F ''.it J.
DAVIS &IlROBINSON,

ATNoRTHFIELD, DEsMoINEs COUNTY, IOWA.
l-@ THE undersigned take this method of
L announcing to the Wool Growers Of
W-H Desmoines and adjoining counties that they
0 continue in successful operation the above
named establishment. Having enlarged their buildings
and added some twenty-five hundred dollars worth Of
machinery they are now prepared to receive and man
ufacture Wool of all grades from the finest to the
cosrsest into Cloths. Cassimeres. Blankets, &C.,
responding with the quality of the WOOL They have
and will keep hand goods such Flannels, Satinets
Cassimeres Blankets, &C., which they will give in
exchange for wool, reasonable terms as can be
had anywhere in the West a@ 1i 80 I' d. si--
Their facilities for Carding such to enable them
to card the COL Of persons from distance that they
may rely upon having their rolls home with them
Cloths fulled AMI dressed as heretofore
Grateful far the patronage heretofore 30 literally be-
slowed upon them, they respectfully solicit contnu
ancs of the same q % DAVIS ROBINSON, f-
lapl 24.w mos 81. Mortified, Iowa.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15
From j. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor of til
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge.

Although not disposed to favsr or recommend Patea
medicines through distrust Of their ingredients and
sfects, yet know Of no sufficient reason why man
ceived from any simple in the hope that he
may thus contribute to the benefit of others.
German Bitters. prepared by DR.. Q. NJ. Jackson, of
this city because prejudiced against them for
many years. the impression that they were chiefly
An alcoholic mixture. / am indebted to my friend,
Robert Shoemaker Esq., the removal of this preu-
dice by proper tetss and for to them
The nae of three bottles Of these Btters the begin
ming Of the present year. followed BY relief and
restor alton to degree of bodily and mental vigor
which had not felt for six months before, and had
almost despaired of regaining. therefore thank God
and my friend for directing me TO use hem,
Phloda June %, 1861. J. NEWTON BROWN.
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8, STATIONERY, - WALL PAPER, BLANK +

Daily Register of Attend.
apce f.
Class Books
Order Eooks a. =
Blanks of all kinds for call.
ing meetings, DC --l-
Preachers General Register
District Records
Sub-District Records
Treasurers' Books
1.-THE above. Blank Books
all contain printed forms
for trsnsa ting all the busi-
ness of the District, and
are the very best means Of
retaining 9 complete record
of the District and Of trAns-
fer from one sett Of officers
to another, One eett OF
these Records ia sufficient to
contain all the business Of
q majority of the Districts
of the State for five years.
No District should be with
out them
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15
IT PAYS! IT PAYS!
WHAT PAYS?

TT PAYS TO GO TO THE WEST END OF SECOND
i street to buy Furniture of s. G. & P. STEIN We
claim that years experience in this business enables
to say numerous patrons (AND THEY Know Try
that when they buy furniture of they we'll paid
their trouble. Our stock is large and we'll assorted
and prices always lower than elsewhere. apr6
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

Testifying, OF theH Own pefsUn3l KnUWsuge, 20 sno
beneficial effects and medical virtues Of these Bttsrs.
Do you want something to strengthen you
Do you want good appetite?
Do you want to build up your constitution?
Do you want energy?
Do you want to sleep well?
Do you want brisk and vigorous feelingf
Do you want to feel well?
Do YOU want to get rid of nervousness?
If YOU do, use HOOFLAND'S GERMAN
BITTERS. ' 30
- q r. ..i.oe.s .gi O.. t.
49, No-%oo prou,n n n Editor If tho