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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-04
Sec'y Ken"sha Fire Dept.

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Stale OF Wisconsin, be authorized and required
20 pisose me sun % Two iiahoIeI Do!lasS U
.ad OF he President f,r three hundred thousanC
men. and also to levy tax Of tnlrty>&ix hundred
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ar.,,-,c,.-a s.,g. aEeg,-ssary has an adj
.,;~aAro tsr.s NJ contents as follows: Simon
Xanton nv Benson J Losing Monomoy; A
,yon,ar.s Words The Gsometer'' or Measur-
mo Worm; Episode Farming; The three Watch
ers; The Small House at Arlington, by Anthony
rrollOpe; Historical Mystery; Edinburg at-
ter Floddea; John Heath burns Title, by Fitz-
.ugh Ludlow The Siege OF Louisburg On the
Stage, by Francis Anne Kemble Mehetable
Rogers Cranberry Swamp,oy Charles Nordhotf
Picked Up; -Four Days at Gettysburg by John
Y Foster; Our Bridget; Gossip About Fires
Renan and HIS Book with portrait; and the
usual Monthly Record of Current Events. Liter
airy Notices, Editor Easy Chair, Drawer, etc.
Mr. Los.ing's paper, which is illustrated. is a
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-04

One OFT the leasantest reunions OF the season
was given by "A. H. THOMPSON and his esti-
mable lady,on Friday evening last. Some $50
or 200 guests Of the beauty ana ehivaIry" of
our Park City gathered there to enjoy themselves
into the ''wee sma hours" Splendid Music
the 'auzy dance"-social converse attentive
host aud charmings hostess-ssc.. &c.,-formso
a combination OF attractions that the most nvet
crate stole or ascetic could not resist.
A severe Assault Hnd sheir COioTi
Taglen-It is not often that we hear 0 ia NOR,
chivalrous assault and with such dyeng success
and so few killed, as has been made on Howe s
Stevens Family Dye Colors, and that too b.
ladies, wholly unaccustomed to anyt ing of th
kind. Every lady in the country should coutin
ne the assault unll these colors are found in ev
cry house. Sold by all druggists throughout IL
country,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-04
OFFICERS.

| S. S. DAGGETT, PRESIDENT
JAS. BONNELL, . VICE PRESIDENT.
| c. d. NASH, .......T TREASURER.
| A. w. KELLOGG, SECRETARY.
| DR.. L. b. WGLCOTT, Consulting PHYSICIAN.
S. S. DAeGErT,
JAMES BoNNELL,
JOHN Ii. VAN DYKE, : Executive Committee.
III. L. PALMER,
| CHARLES T. ILsLEY.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-04
For he Kenasha reIegrspl

MEssRs. EDITORS:
The ladies otghe soldiers Aid Society OF North
Bristol have forwarded 20 the Sanitary CommIs-
sion, one box containing eight eomEorters and
twen.y-tg- shirts, This is part Of the proceeds
ofthe dinner gof up by the ladies Of tue Aid >
cety at the annual Fair Of tn. kenosha Co. Az
ricul,ural Society. fO.bsrs will be sent as soor
az the articles can BE made M
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-04

ESO1e2 Szte.--Ne call the attention of those
interested, 10 the advertisement els Y BRANDE
of t Hotel Sile for Sale. This Is tne site ofthe
old CiLy Hotel, 50 long the ia sorits Of the trav-
cling public. Every body knows this Is one OF
the very best locations in he oity-tronting o.
Main plreet and running through the block back
to Church Street, Just north Of Market square.
Il will undoubtedly be sold at great bargain,
If sold entire and for this object. snug, con-
venieut aud comfortable Hotel erected on thai
cite, would be as good property Is there ia in
this eity
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-04
advertisement.
Life Ensurance-Am Impressive
NTo

The friends of the late John NJ. Taylor, Of
this county, will be gratifed to learn that a
lew months before his death he applied to E.
H. Kellogg agent ofthe Home Life Insurance
Company Of New York, for Policy of two
thousand dollars He being in perfect health
the Policy was issued on the twentieth day OF
last March. And now after being sick with
Typhoid Fever for about two weeks, he died
leaving to his bereaved family this Policy OF
two thousand dollars as an evidence of his af-
lection.
The Home Life Insurance Company Of New
York, Is one of the most Reliable, Sound and
Equitable Companies in America Reliable
because ii has 235 cents for every 100 of LA
bility. Liberal because it will loan to the as
sured one half of all assured payments for life
if desired.
Equitable because it returns to the assured
the valle of all forfeited Policies.
Commissioner Wright of Massachusetts,, in
his last Report Page 122, makes the following
showing of some of the Life Companies doing
business in this State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

The Boston IRE department has ten
steam FIRE engines, eight horse hose car
risges, one hand hose carriage, three hook
and ladder carriages, and thirty-four
horses with their various equipments and
sppurtensnces. The number Of members
to which the department is entitled by the
ordinances Of the city is two hundred and
ffty-four, exclusive Of the board Of engi-
neers.
.ATorOnto paper gives this item to illus
tfate the rate Of Canadian progress: In
1919 the county Of Bruce was q wilderness.
In 1860 the population was 27,4S4. Num-
ber Of acres cleared, 80,500; value Of
farming lands, s., ,265, ,s25; value of village
property in land, $500,0OO: live stock
S626, ,486; farming implements, $I30, 125
otherwise enumerated, $580000. The val
ne Of the crop and products Of the county
! Of Bruce In 1880 was s., ,080, 500.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10
The Income Tax.

There appears to be considerable misun-
derstsnding still existing in the public
mind concerning the income tax due under
the United States Revenue Laws. Those
unscqusinted with the provisions Of the
tax bill will find the following brief
resume of interest:
First, the tax Of five per centum is only
imposed on the excess Of income over $500,
and is payable on the income received for
the year ending December 81, 1858. The
tax on income derived from United States
Securities is specially restricted to q Of l
per centum.
All State and municipal taxes lawfully
paid may be deducted from the estimate Of
the income Of the person actually paying
the same. 1t is also provided that the rent
Of the homestead used or occupied by any
person or FIRMLY, not exceeding $500, may
he deducted from the excess ofinoome over
S8O05
In estimating the income, all forms Of
Indebtedness bearing interest, whether due
and paid, or not, if good and colleotsble
must be included ss part Of the annual
income. The incomes of all officers en-
ployed in the civil, military or naval ser
vice of the United States are specially ex.
empted from taxation under the Revenue
Law.
Guardians ofminors, and trustees Of al
estates held in trust, are required to furn
ish annual returns Of the incomes Of sucl
minors, and the amounts received from
such trust estates.
All returns Of income under this Law
are required to be made or levied on tht
first day Of May, and the amount of tax Il
be paid to the Collector Of the several col
lection districts on or before the Both ds!
Of June.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

q AZ one time the rich merchants and pre-
fessional men Of Philadelphis proposed 70
form themselves into 3 social circle, from
which all mechanics were to be excluded
The papers were drawn up for this put
pose and presented TO DR.. Franklin for his
signature. On examining its contents He
remarked that he could not consent to
write his name, inasmueh as by excluding
mechanics from their circle, they had ek.
eluded the Almighty, who was the great.
eat MECHANIC Of the UniYerae
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

The New York Worlds Washington cor
respondent (poor authority states that
the Chase men, or rather the Republicsn
malcontents, who oppose Lincoln and WbC
yet oannot cOuntenance the Fremont nouii
nation, are to meet in convention in Phils
dslphis on the 9Th Of June, one day pte
Vious to the Baltimore Convention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

In one week in time Of o war which
strsins the national credit, $295, ,9SS worth
Of goods are imported that the country
could justias well do without, and that the
consumers could pay double the duty on
without any hardship. In one week this
amount Of gold is taken from our fnsn-
sial necessities to pay ior these superfui-
ties. This has been going on all winter,
and Jet the Government has just svsken-
ed to the fact and its consequences.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

A young "lsdy" after the New York
style is evidently luxury which only
milliOnsires can indulge in without fears
Of bankruptcy. ALI that men Of ordinary
means can do is to gaze with awe on the
wOndrous phenomenon and think how ab
surd it would be to think Of apprOpristing
SO much walking merchandise to the heart.
1t is certainly anew phase Of like which
we plsin Republicans are entering upon,
when alsdy" carries over $1,000 on her
person.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10
LIBERTY.


The great testing sign is circle. THIS
can be done with the hand, cane, stick, or
in fact anything that will cause notice
The old sign are altered IS by dlrecilon'
These new signs will be sent within few
weeks to E. E. Stephens in the Regular
Ritual.
The organization no doubt extends wide
ly throughout the country, and grows
bolder as the cause Of the rebels grows
better. A defeat Of the rebels is an sssur-
ance that there is but little hope for any
open resistance on the part Of the Copper
head members Of the Circle, and they be-
come quiet. The fact Of their existence
and extensive organization to defeat sll
attempts of the general Government to en-
force the laws is beyond doubt. While
loyal men in the field are fighting the enc
mics Of the Republic, loyal men at7 home
should maintain constant watchfulness
against sill diaOrgsnizsrs and traitors IN
/ their own midst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10


The recent capture Of the "Minutes Of
Circle No. le Of Randolph County" at
Emmettsville, in that county, prove that
the organization was constantly st WORK
all last summer, in spite Of the inquisihon
Of Grand Juries, and the menacing osyo-
nets Of soldiers. Lodges were formed,
preceding kept up, members admitted
arms distributed, and everything done as
before, except that the members were pro-
hibited, as the Minutes" show from tax
ing politics and, therefore, what was done
was done more secretly.
They have recently, however, been msA,
ing some demonstrations, which have LED
to the discovery Of the signs and pass
words Of the organization. The following
explains the system; ,oeo
INSTRUCTIONS in signs. Fore-hnger rlgnt
band across the mouth. Answer by leI'
tbe sane. Military sign, both hands oveL ei
tbe head. Answer by circle as Eltn
bavonet or staff. Warning sign ngn'
hand 10 cost collar. Grip sign, thumt
man each middle knuokle. Entrance
si0n. one knock. Open.
sentinel-Whst is wanting
Member-Say iron.
Sentinel-Test it. sr-
Member-Ssys I.
SD 7.
M" B.
s." 1.
I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10
PR0TOeRAPEIe STOCK.
1HoT0aRAPHI0 ALBUMs, az

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, AE
- 9eN a0t a. 3 DOUGLAS 3 Cos
l79 suPorior-aG-
ARTIsrs' , hLATsEIALS---%lEs v lEDsO6ei5, 80. Al'p
Ac1 Wv RI y. DOUGLAS 3 CO., -
ITa Buperiof-5s
oval AID aoUARE GILT Sos6MYOp 81 =
FRme'' IS q. D. W. IN supsriOr-ss.
sEoTOeRkPIa ( ooPRIEs o. 0AiiAs1A0 -
Paintings and Hngrsyingz, At WEODld 81
p ~ ~ : 'uyeriof 1St.
"EAETES y 8 VIEzrE OF oALAA
zen and Vro oa,, -ud PnIfuer's Marbles, -
p DOUGLAS O9. Il.
rs superior-PS|
SIhH ~ EBAFZs9r Or Dls94Ees " S5S3 ~ ~
Hon r. B. DUUshhsl > SS..t -. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10
Is the Best Tonic in the World
- Read WHO SAYS 50. "a

FROM the hsv Levi G. Beck, Pastor Of the 5aPtist
Church, Pemberton, New Jersey, formerly o. 'ne
North Baptist Church, PhiledeiPniE.
Ibavs known Hoohand's German Bitters fsVoraby
Tor a number OF years. Ihave used them IN my % oNn
famiIy and have been 80 pleased with thelr eneClA
thaf / was Induced to recommend them TO many 9tn-
ers and know that they have operated IN
" beneficial manner take great pleas ure IN tnu7
publicly procIaminG this fact, and ca1 ng the eI2I
lion OF those afflicted with the disease ior Who1
they are recommended, TO these Bite q, Anoniss
from experience that my RECOMMENDATION VIII gs
sustained do this more cheertuliy as hoonano :
Bitters is intended benefit the afflicted And "a NOT
a rum drink" Yours truly,
iaHl Lew G.. REOk.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10
FANCY GOODS.

CLEVELAND BAZAAR!
28t Superior St., on The Corner.
at the Bazaar
Can I,e found everything person wants Ladies ,ss
and Eentleaen will do well 70 SAlI ana eAainino H
goods before pure hasing ei7e"AeiS'
A fine assortment Of
TRAVELLING BAGS and
BASKETS,
WORKSTANDs,
CLOTHES HAMPERS,
HANGING and
BOQUET STANDS.
Perambulstors,
Gigs, Cabs,
Baby-Tenders and
Rocking Horses,
From fifty cents to thirty dollars
A fine variety Of -
JiecbsniesI and Rev style Toys
Marbles etc.
Jet Belts (sometbing new;
Jet and Steel Pins;
Belt Buckles
White, Black and Red Ivory
Pins, Ear Drops, and
Sleeve Buttons;
Rubber, etc., etc., etc.
fine assortment Of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
POrtmOnies and Bags ana travelling
Cases.
The finest assortment Of
Pans, Back. Side and dressing
Combs and Brushes,
| In the city. New styleu
Embroidery Sets, Sleeves and Collars,
Linen Handksrehiefs,
Hemstitohed and Embroidered etc.
| New and desirable
China, Laws, Parrish ana
Marble Vases,
| Bohemian Cologne Bottles,
Moustscbe Coffee and Tea-UuPs
4 dne assortment OF
GEaTs' lone sOARFs,
Al ID all the new styles
2l51 superior ST., Corner Pubic square
II. g, MILLS.
ap2s-R2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10


Effects Of COpperhead Journals South.
The Milwaukee "a Wisconsin " gives q
striking narrative of theperniciOus effects
of the COpperhesd press Of the North upon
the Southern people. Hrelates an instance
as follows:
Our informant stopped with a wealthy
stakeholder in Mississippi during the
Sherman expedition, when q copy Of the
Proclamation of Amnesty was handed. to
the stakeholder, who read it and remarked:
This is all well enough, but your North
ern papers denounee it, and say that we
ought not to accpt it, and that we are ut
terly debssed if we do" The gentleman
said to his host that he must be mistaken,
that the Northern papers endorsed it. The
stakeholder, turning to his daughter, told
her to bring him the Chicsgo Times from
the book case; she did SO, and, sure
enough, there was an article ssssiling, in
the most bitter terms, the Amnesty Pro-
olsmstion, and declaring, as the slsvehold-
er had said, that the Southern people were
utterly debased If they scceptedit. "NOw,"
ssid the slsveholdenf "you cannot blame
us for not accepting what your own papers
denounce." The chsgrin Of the gentleman
at being thus confronted by rebel with
Northern arguments for his course, may
well be imagined.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10
CLOTHING.
THE POET ON A TRAIN;
Oh,
The Romance Of the Railroad.
By the aufhor of the ''Fair Inez," 'The Prince OF
Wales, :" "The Ghost Hunters" &C


Wales, y ''The Ghost Hunters" &o-
(COSTIHUED.)
CHAPTER IX-THR sHAsH Up.
When woke up In the morning
The Train was standing still;
On one side saw river
On the other a steep hill.
snow wonder, what in thunder
As / opened wide the window
And looked ont that might See
Then heard the clsnk Of hammers,
Saw men rushing to and froi
''AhI" said, I'here's some detention"
And to see it did go,
Ere sight did behold;
sight ne'er had seen before
And made my blood run cold.
Right before me on the railroad,
And not twenty rods ahead
Was freight train smashed 70 pieces
And an old COW lying dead.
s'Tell me, please, sfr, what's the matter p
Said 70 q man quite near,
matter ~ SAID he, @there Is plenty,
We must stop six hours here"
There were hogsheads Of tobacco,
And dead hogs lying on the ground
Sugar, Flour, Coal and Bacon
In proiusion scattered round.
Men were busy moving rub6ishs
Some were busy laying track,
And as / was only in theirWaY
To the cars soon went back
OIL the grumblng and the groWlinG
That in the cars met,
1t was laughRble to hear IT,
And / never shall forget
Some we're fretting for their breakiastl
Others that they we're not homeI
While some swore that, on that haiLroAa
Never more that way would come.
And we v ish 10 inform our numerous friends and
ths public that We sti oer the largest and bsst as
sOrtmentof
READY-MADE CLOTHING
in the Ofty of Cleveland Our stock OF Cloths, Oas-
Eimeres Yestings and Military Goods Of all descrip
tons, is very large. Cali at
Isaac A. Issae's Union Hail.
BoIs Agency for sale Of IOeisbrated Sewing
MechineS, Storrss Autcmaton Freshman, ans
BtronE's Patent Army Bed Trunk.
n Corner Superior snd UDiou-hns
- Look out for the GIAhTs. Ieoz
MY OL0THINGI
Just received aIarge assortment Of
ARMY BLOUsEs,
ARMY PANTS, SKY Blue,
ARMY VESTS,
ALSO,
Rubber Blankets & Goats,
IsuitsbIe for ofioers and Men
mAys a.F 6oar.RIi5T anS suuSSsTiOF-sts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10
Good Counsel frsw an Unexpected Quar-

Good Counsel frsm nm Unexpected Quar-
ter.
The New York World, though often
wrong in its views by virtue Of itssTlisnce
with party which has not done ah
that loyal citizens should do in great
crisis like the present, has the following
very sensible paragraph upon the spirit
in which defeat should be received:
aThe most important counsel we can
offer 10 our oountrymen when such great
events are impending IS TO fOrtify their
minds against discoursgement from any
possible result of the coming battles. We
should CRY shame upon our soldiers, II
they should finch and lose the victory by
want Of heroic stesdiness. We can fully
trust them on that score; but can We trust
ourselves 2 If the advance is beaten, the
reserves will come up with the same Wig
orous alacrity IS if allhsd gone we'll they
would disgrace themselves il they gave up
while there was the slightest possibility
Of success. The public sentiment Of the
oountry stands in the same relation to the
whole army that the reserve does to the
advance. If the country wavers and IS
cast down in case TIE AFRH is dFsRsplffss n Is
trievsbly as We should by cOwsrdice in
battle. There is no use Of offering any
counsel ss to what the country should do
if we are victorious. Success is competent
to take care Of itself But il, contrary to
our hopes and expectations, we should be
beaten, we trust that every man Of posi-
ton and influence, who loves his country,
will set his face like q hiut against any
talk or OF intimstion Of succumbing to
fortune. We are in crisis when posterity
cannot overlook us; and since we are GER
tain to 60 into history, let us sit for our
picture in decent attitude.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

7 OTIS FOR SALE-135 FT. FRoNT
j an SUPERIOR st., corner Of Muirson-et; AHtg As-
@ IS ls ii and Is being As feet ront eaen, on & ~
s slDn ~ ssSt OF Muirson-St- Al5o-lb leet 1oLb
Pc ss orst running back to the BailEoad tEaSAl
6 Il I'd on which part Of the Mooe Snso q ~
gq.ns l 0olum bus q Cincinnati Bailrosd stanls-
sI.i4 q ~ inches front on Ohanpiain-st heatiI
S-.T1stts ave new City Court House. ,.,.,,v
BEor : ul'H 'i~ Attornegs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

Governor Brougk's Address to the People.
Governor BrOugh has addressed the peo-
pie Of Ohio upon the necessity Of assist
ing the families Of the National Gusrd.-
BIS suggestions are impOrtaht, and should
receive the encouragement Of our citiEent.
A systematic organization throughout the
country wiz 60 far to relieve want and ss
sist in gathering the crops which are ma-
turing for the coming harvest. Let the
people heed the admonitions and sugges-
tioRs Of Governor Brough.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

The Round Table estimates the cost of
the articles on anew York lady" visible
to the naked. eve. as follows:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10
FROM Rev. j. Newton Brown, D. D, Eoitor q zoe
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge and Chris

FROM Rev. J. Newton Brown D. D, AoAsor o. tns
Encyclop opedia Of Religious knowledge and Uhris-
tian Chronicle. Philadelphia.
AirnOugn not diap0ssd 70 IAVOr or recommend al
sat Medicines 10 geneE al through dt5rrust oi tnelI
inRredisnts and eiiects yet know OF no suEnolent
rsasons why man may not testify 70 the Denenth ee
believes himself to have received nom Any IN pie
preparation in the hope be may thus oonLFiDuts 70
ne benefit OF others. -.
do this the more readily IN regard 20 hoohaho : :
German Bittsrs, prepared ~ Dr. y. n. yaoAson, - ~
mRng years, under the impression thAt theJ "etg
chiefly an alcoholic miLture. am tndebted 70 ny
friend Robert shoemaker, Eqs., Ter ne removed ID y
prejudice by proper tssts and Tor announcement 70
try them, when suffering from great and long oonllp
1d debility lIhe use OF three bottles Of these BIZ
teTs at the beginning OF the present year. was TO-
loved by evident relief and restoration 70 degree
bodily and mental Vigor Whieh hao not ielt iof 8A
onths before and had almost despaired Of regantne
Therefore thaak God and my friend for directing a.
% the use Of thems ). hINLVa bAsV" =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

The following is a list of some Of the
articles Of luxury included in one weeks
ct New York:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

From the Reg ). NJ. Lyons, formerly Pastor o sAe
Columbus IN. ~ and MilsstoWn (Pa.l Baptist
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

Dr. Jsckson-Dear Sir: Having used your German
Btters IN my family frequently, am prepared % say
that It has been Of great service. believe that 10
most easel Of general debility OF the system 1t is the
safest and most valuable remedy OF which have anT
Enowiedge. Yours, respectfully,
J. H. TURNEls, 726 n. t9th-St-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

From Rsv. j.. g. Herman, Of the German ReiOEnsd
Church, KutztOwn, Berks county Pa.
DR.. U. M. JscksOn-kespectedS Sir: have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, aDa
have never used any medicine that did me as much
good a. Hoofand's Bitters. am very much imProF
cd In health after having taken hye bottles.
Yours, with respect, J. :. HEkMAh-s
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n. p,.ifioB and 1IoYements OF 0eneh7 l
- Grant.
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from the Rev. Thomss winter, Pastor or 7RO1boT.

From the Rev Thomas Winter, Pastor or RozboE-
ough Baptist Church.
DR.. Jackson-Dear Sir: feel It due TO yonE excel.
lent preparation, HoOfand's German bitters 70 aGa
my testimony TO the deserved reputation iE has ot-
tanned. l have for years, At times been tr0uDleo
with great disorder in my head and nervous system
was advised BY friend 70 icy bottle OF yoGr tel
man Bitters. 1 did 30 and Asse experienced grssl
and unexpected relief ny health has been very ms
terially beRekttsd. / confidently reeonnsnd the
article where meet with 3 case similar to M oWu,
and have been assured by many OF their good edeeu
ROXbOrough, Pa