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LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
DALEY COM vi EROIAL.
IMPORTANT FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
News of The Fenian FOray at Victoria
War Vessels Cruising Or t.,e rHn rhcr.

News of tine Fenian Foray at Victoria
War Vessels Cruising Orr tGae FFarbor.
SAN FRANCIsCO, juno 12-Stocks are irregular.
1phlr, 2l2: Imperial. lG8 Savage 925; Alpha, 3OG;
el9w Jacket 640 Belcher, 175; Chollar Potos 135;
Legal tenders, II.
The result of the Oregon election il in doubt Both
parties claim the State by about 400 majority
Arrived, steamer Constitution, from Panama with
New York dates of the Dist ut.
victoria, FancOuver's Island. dispatches say that
the tenian news from Canada created much excite
ment. Two men -ofwar and two gunboats had re-
ceiVed orders to cruise off the harbor.
, Admiral Denman had arrived at Esquimault on the
frgate Sutlei.
New Zealand advices state that four Of hemurdor-
ers OF the missionaries at Valkner have been con-
demnod to death.
Sixteen Of the murderers of the crew of the Kate.
were condemned to death &s principals, and nine as
=. 4 terrible gale and flood had visited Auckland on
the LIST OF April which sunk nine vessels in the har-
boT. The damage amounts to S20,0G0
arrived, ship Lookout. from New York.
= DAN FRANCISCO, June 14-The steamer Del Norte
from Crescent City, on June 13th has arrived at this
port with $500 in treasure.
One hundred and ffty-six thousand pounds of ship
ping grade wool were sold last week at1713@2i15c.
Mining shares frmer. Ophir, $50: Imncrial
III; Gould ~ Curry, 745: Yellow Jacket 575 Hall &
Norcross 1000, Alpha, 22T: Chollar Potosi 2O Bel
cher, lSO; Legal tenders, T424c.
Judge Hoffman has entered q decree of forfeiture
agalnstrtweye hundred and sixty cases Of wine for
violation of the revenue laws
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ErOn, New HaYnn.

| New HAVEN Conn, June l4.-Leman W. Cutie
was to-day elected by the Legislature to the Office
| State Comptroller, vice Battelle resigned.
A colored man named George Wright, n freedman
| was murdered last night by unknown parties.
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AGUA DR. MIGNoLIA-TEe prcttiest thing. the
Sweetest thing" and the most of it for the least
money. 1t evercomes the odnr of perspraticn soft
and adj decacy to the skin; is a dclightfo per-
necessary companion in the sick ROOM in the nursery
and upon the toilet sideboard. 1t can be obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring water, sold by all Druggists.
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Important to Ship OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
of Nautical Instruments Captured by
the RahaI pfrate SbaunuuoaE.

The Navy Department announces that shipnasters
owners, whose chrOnometers were captured by the
Anglo Rebel cruiser Shenandoah, can obtain them
S. Negus II Co., Chronometer Makers to the United
States Navy, No. 100 Wall street, New York city.
When the Shenandoah was surrendered at Liverpool.
Captain Waddell turned over to the British author-
ties lty-one chrOnometerS and number of seXtants.
and other nautical instruments which our Consul
original owners
The list of owners furnished by Waddell seems to
be incomplete, several shipmasters have laid claim
assert were taken from their vessels by order of Cap
tain Waddell.
1t is possible that he may have disposed of them
before reaching Liverpool.
Claimants must present an affidavit at the Office o.
the hessrs. Negus setting forth the time and place
of the capture, the number of the instruments
makers name, which, if corresponding instruments
be found among those in possession of the Govern.
neut. will be forwarded to the Navy Department
and order will be given for the restoration of tht
property.
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Execution OF u EEurslerer.

PAEHERsBURG. June 15-Mortimer Gilony. one ot
the murderors of Abraham Deems, in 1864. hung
here to-day. lie young man of good appearance.
e made no confession, but coOliy mounted the plat
form and, in an unconcerned manner, faced the i'm
mense aSsemblage of spectators adjusting the rope
himself His pulse ceased in ~ minutes, but his
struggles were great. The drop fell at l40 P. II.
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Heimstreet's inimitable Hair Coloring has been
steadily growing in favor for twenty years. 1t
acts upon the absorbents at the roots of the hair and
changes it to its original color by degrees: All in
streets dye. but is certain in its results pro
notes its growth, and is beautiful LAIR DRESSING
Price so cents and Sl.0D. Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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All who value beautiful head Of hair. and its
preservation from premature badness and turning
gray, will not fail to Lyons celebrated kathairoi.
1t makes the hair rich soft and glossy, eradcates
dandruf, and the hair to grow with uxuriant
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere.
Z. THOMAS LYON. Chemist n. Y.
Saratoga Spring water, sold by all Druggists
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Cholera in ALBANY,

New ORLEANS June 14.-The Texans say that the
Union Conservative ticket will be elected in their
State the election to be held the 25th instant
by majority of five to one.
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New York Markets,

New YORK, June 15-Cotton steady; sales 1900
hales prices unchanged. Flour: good firm: common
solo cts lower; sales Of 5000 bbIs State $6509 So
Ohio $500 1885: esern $650@935; Southern heavy;
sales 800 bbls at SlO309l7. Wheat active at an ad
vance of 3g5 cts sales 6S000 bushels good Chicago
235 Corn is scarce and has advanced cts; sales S.
600 bushels; mixed SS@S9 cts. Pork buoyant; mess
S3l.E5. Lard closed buoyant at l9199223 cts Whis-
yado 1O@@ll cts. Coffee active on private terms
Molasses steady. Spirits Turpentine dull at $1,000
cts. Rosin S3@9. Petroleum dull at 251%ls26 cts.
Freights dull and lower. Corn S54@4 cts. Gold
closed at 14SlE.
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Fatal Accident.

LOUISVILLE, June 14.-Professor E. NJ. Gunter, or
ganist at st. Pauls Church, was thrown from rock
away to-day, breaking his neck and dying instantly
His family, who in the vehicle, were un-
injured.
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TaXnS.

BUFFALO, June 1.-THE Erpress figures up the re-
ceipts of at Buffalo for yesterday and to-day
at 609 52 bushels the largest amount ever received
in the same time at any port in the world,
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Us. senator from New Enmnshire.
Heavy Receipts or lIrain ant RuGaIo.

CONCORD, N. H, June 1.-THE Republican caucus
to-day nominated Hon. James w Paterson for United
States Senator the fourth ballot, By vote of 12
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DEsrnuqTIvE FIRE IN PHILADELPA1A.-The Phil

New YORK. June 15th-A break occurred in the
Erie Canal this morning. five miles west of Schenee-
tady. 1t will require six eight days to repair the
damage.
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LYoN's EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GIvGRR-for
Indigestion. Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Cholera Morbqs, &c. where warming, genial stimu-
purity makes it cheap and reliable article for culi-
nary parposes Sold everywhere at so cts per bottle
Saratoga Spring Water, cold by all Druggists.
nj o6rn1s
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GRAND UNION MASS MEETING.

Tbefriends of President johnson. Governor Swami,
and the Opponents of Negro Suffrage, will hold a
GRAND MASS MEETING IN Monument Square on
o'clock
The following speakers have been invited, and
will attend:
GOV. SWAMI,
EX. GOV. BRADFORD,
GEN. ROSS EAU, of Kentucky
HON. CHARLES Z. PHELPS
HON. A. W. RANDALL,
COL. Z. II. WEBSTER.
COL. W. II. PURNELL
HON. ALEXANDER EVANS
GEN. JAMES L. RIDG ELEY
JOHN V. L. FINDLAY.
By order of the Executive Committee, OF the State
Central Committee and City Convention of the
unconditional Union party of Maryland.
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STNGULAR CASE OF ALLEGED SwISDLISG.-Y ester
day, Mr.. l.. Morgan Montgomery and Mr.. A. II.
Canedo, both SOutherners arrested in this city,
complaint of Mr. William j. Taylor of Philade-
phia, on a charge of swindling- Mr.. Taylor alleges
that weeks ago the prisoners came to him, and
Anna, stated that the General had commissioned
them to purchase for his use, which was to
be taken out to st. Thomas where tho General was
tions went out with the Agnes vessel of about 100
tons to St. Thomas, expecting there to receive the
amount for which he hal sold her-SiO0,O0O. On ar
irving he had an interview with Gen. Santa Anna.
who Informed him that the parties were not mis-
agents, that they not commissioned by him to
purchase any steamer and that in fact ne had al
ready purchased one, the Georgia, in which he was
about to leave for the United States. mr; Taylor
then returned with his steamer, and caused the ar
rest of Montgomery and Canedo, who were held to
bail in the Of 10000 each. Montgomery is said
to have been Gen. Pemberton's STAFF, and subse-
quenty on Gen. Lee and to have drawn up the
cartel for the surrender Of fVicksburgh-N. Y. Times
18th.
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Fenians Returning from their Campaign.


BUFFALO, June 15.-General Meade arrived here
last night.
About 1900 Fenans left here last night for theil
off soon.
The challenge of the Fenian General Burns to Col
Lowery, to fight him with an equal number of men
was piece of ridiculous bombast. The English Off
GER who received it. tore the challenge up and threw
1t on the ground, as the only answer it deserYad.
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A LARGE CLIPPER SHIP Nor HEARD FRox-The
New York Times says:-"The most painful anxiety
is felt by her New York owners for the safety of the
large clipper ship Monarch of the Seas now about
forty days overdue from Liverpool. She sailed from
that port on the 2Oth or I'D of March, with over
cargo Other vessels sailing about the same time for
New York arrived here in IS 40 days: 1t was sup
posed last week that she had become dismased and
vices from that port to the 14th of May. make no
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{ Canal Break.

NEW YORK. June ia case of cholera is reported
in Albany tO-day-that of well-todo citizen living
on Elizabeth street.
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FooD AND CRoPs IN ALABAHA.-The assistant com
missioner of freedmen's affairs in the State of Ala
bama has written to the commissioner the result OF
his inquiries made in accordance with the instruc-
tons of the latter to report the number of persons re
quiring seed corn. and the quantity of land to be
seeded. He states that lists of the persons above
mentioned being made out but that the result OF
the collateral injuries has satisfied him that not only
is the season already mach too advanced for any
useful cultivation of seed grown this year. but that
no such distribution need be provided for The grain
crop of this year will, the General thinks, reach
and quality; and if not wholly consumed by imme-
diate necessity for food will doubtless meet all future
requirements for seed. That it will not be wholly
consumed is inferred from the sharp experience they
have had of the necessity for seed from the fact that
little cotton which will afford them relief before the
corn which is their principal crop, is ripe; and from
the further fact that Governor Patton will leave IN
few days for St. Louis and Chicago where 1t is hoped
he will be able to purchase large supply Of corr
with which TO supplement the food issued by the
Government Wash. Chronicle.
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Business Cards,
LETTER HEADINGS,

LETTER HEADINGS,
CHECKS, DRAFTS, &c. &c,
Engraved and printed in tho most approved style,
and with despatch. b.
DEMPSEY & O'TOOLR.
EEGRAvERs,
apa1-tf1stp cor. Charles and LeIinston
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INDICTMENT OF GEoRGB NJ. GAYLE.-The United
States District Court Grand Jury for the Southern
District of Alabama. Judge Busteed's district has
the joint charge of murder and conspiracy to over
throw the United States Government. Gayle has
been arrested and held to answer in the sum Of ff-
man who ADVERTISED in the Selma papers for contri-
buttons to fund of SlOOOOOO to procure the assas
nation of Mr.. Lincoln. and who was brought here
under last summer but finally released and al
lnWnd tn
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%- Read carefully

&S- Read carefully
the remarks about
Hygienic Wine
l3-Wed6Sat If on second page.
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MURDER WILL OUT.-0n last Sunday man named
Ashley Payne who had been a conductor on the
Portland street cars, threw a crazy man named
Michael Flaherty off his car injuring him somewhat.
For this offense he arrested by officer Mckim on
Monday last, and was committed to Jail. After his
committal he was recognized to be the person that
and will be presented in the Police Court for trial on
this charge. He has been identified BY several per-
sons already. including the father Of the murdered
pan,-LoGispiils (auyisY,
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XxXIXTH CONGRESS.
TIE PARIS EXPOSITION.
ANOTHER VETO MESSAGE.

The United States to be Represented.
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JACKSON HOLLAND,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
WINE-ST, BET. CHARLES AND LIGHT-STs,
(Rear Of Light Street church,
mvs0-2m1stp RATTIMORF Mn

my5U-3mIstp BALTIMORE, MD.
1868. Watches. 1866,
A SPLENDID SToCY OF FIssr CLASS GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES. just opened this day, together with an
entire new assortment Of Diamond, Pearl, Mosaic
and other jewelry. Also solid sterling Silver
Ware. Triple Plated Albata Ware of every descrip-
ton. English Table Cutlery, Clocks. Opera Glasses,
Spestacles and Eye Glasses to suit all eyes, These
articles will now be sold at greatly reduced prices
The public invited to call and examine our stock
They will find bargains. Watches Repaired and
Timed in the most perfect manner. We also manu-
facture Hair Jewery to order at short notice.
LARMogR & Co.,
Light street, opposite tho
nh5-lstptf Fountain Hotel.
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WILMINGTON, June 15-J rude Turpentino has de-
clined, Virgin $4,I5: Yellow Dip So. Spirits Tur-
pentine quiet at 53@54 cts. Rosin quiet Pale $3.50
@7; No. $5.5O@5.60. Cotton steady at 81 cts for
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PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-Cotton is unsettled Cof-
fee dull. Flour quiet-slow of sale but prices unal-
tered. W heat steady-sales of 5000 bushels-Mil-
waukie club $2.SS@245. Corn frm-yelow 95 cts.
Whiskey closed dull. Iron frm-No. Anthracite
$44; 1000 tons grey forge" sold at $37.
Wilmington Markets.
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| EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE-A large number Of the
pastors Of Christian denominations met in tho Mad
ison Square Presbyterian Church. New York. on
Thursday evening. to hear an address from Rev.
James McCosh. l.. L. D.. of Belfast, ireland, on
The History and Objects of the British Evangelical
Alliance and Matters Pertaining Thereto" The
address is said to be able one, and at its conclu
sion the meeting adopted the following resolutions:
Resolved, That this meeting cordially approve OF
an Evangelical Alliance as means of expressing
the essential unity Of Christians, and giving IA
oilites for their co-workng in their common inter
estS and objects.
ResoAoed, That we also approve Of the efforts now
made to organize an American branch of the Evan
gecal Alliance and pledge to it our hearty cooper
alton.
Rssolved, That We especially approve of these
efforts tending to increase the sympathy and fel
lowship between the Christians Of Europe and the
Christians of America
NAVAL AcADEMY.-The following appointments to
the Naval School at Annapolis have been made by
"A At Larso-WilIiam Kelly, Kentucky: Willie NJ.
Belcher Illinois; Thomas s. PluEkett, Tennessee r.
NJ. Cow Kentucky; Walter Frazer Maryland; Dan'l
Whpple, New Hampshire; Frank L IIarbuek, Iowa:
Pennsylvania; Walter II. Donaldson. Jr., New York;
Thomas c. Spinner, Ohio; Frank Ellery, Jr., Yer
mont; Ellis B. Bliss, Michigan.
The CROPS IN TENNEssEE.-During this week says
the Columbia Herald of Saturday we have made it a
point to inquire of our farmer friends from almost
eFCTy COulllJ aS 10 Luo sIdJe Oi
the crops, and we no from the average
reports to feel anything but thankful. This year
cotton is the crop depended upon aud therefore most
thought of. In a. most every neighbOrhOOd we can
hear of some little complaint of the unreasonable
cold weather of ate and the consequent appearance
of the cotton louise. But nowhere has either the
cotton or the louse done serious damage. And few
days of warm weather will put the cotton all right.
The wheat as a general thing is very light.
"A couple of houses were almost demol-
ished in St. Louis on Sunday by a gas explosion. It
is said by the St. Louis papers to have shaken the
ground like earthquake. Two persons only were
injured.
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By TELEGRAPH.
Furnished BY Leonard j. Torn,ey d. Co.. Sock and B;l
Brokers. No. % South Street.
June Is, 1855.
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The Constitutional Amendment
THE R0ssEAU-GRINNRLL DIFFICULTY.
WASHINGTON, June Is, 1865
EENATE

&c. &c. dc.
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Let us be Mercll6l TO Our
q .H f.r-afTr selves. ffai.y.Hrss .tli

The physical structure OF the strongest human
being Is vulnerable everywhere. Our bodies are
endowed by nature with certain negative powers
which protects them 70 some extent from un.
wholesome influences but this protection Is i'm.
perfect, and eannotbe safely relied on In unhcal-
thy regions or under circumstances gilmore than
ordinary danger. Therefore IL Is wisdom. com.
mon sense. prudence. TO prov epgainrt such con-
tineencies by taking an sntidote In advance: Ia
other words by fortiiying the system with course
of Hostetters Stomach Bitters. the most com.
plete protective against all epidemic and endem.
ic maladies that has ever been administered In any
country. As q remedy for Dyspepsia. there Is
no medicine that will compare With H. In Can
ada the West Innies, aud Australia, the bitters
rank above oil other medicines Of the class. ani
tho demand for them II yearly Increasing. 80
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ALFRED LATHhOP's ESTATE.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the
i Honorable Probate Court for the District OF
lamoille. Commissioners to receive. examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of Alfred Lathrop. late OF
Elmore, in said district. deceased, represented
insolvent, and the term Of six months from the
10th day Of July, 1866, being allowed By said
court to the creditors OF said deceased, to exhib.
II and prove their respective claims before us :
give notice that we viii attend TO the duties Of
our appointment at the dwelling house of A. w.
Averill, in gilmore. in SAID district on the 10Th
of August and oath of November next, at ~
o'clock in the forenoon, on each OF said days.
A. w. AVERILL, Commits.
G. q. CAMP, sioners.
Elmore. July 2lst, 1865. 81
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LUCRETIA sTEARNs' Estate,

The subscribers, having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Court for the District OF La.
mobile Commissioners 70 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons a.
gainst the estate Of Lucetia Stearns, late of
johnson In said District, deceased represented In.
solvent, the term of months from the 10th day
Of July 1866, being allowed by said court to the
creditors of said deceased. to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before US: Give notice
that we wit attend to the dnties Of our appoint
ment al the PROBATE OFFICE, in
johnson, in said District. on the 10Th days
Of Sept. and Dec. next, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon on each said days.
e SAMUEL BELDING, ! Commits
CHARLES LELAND sioners.
EJohnson. Aug. LIST. 1866, 20
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STATEOF VERMONT. In Probate Court hold.
LAhoiLLK DISTRICT SIS. en- at johnson. In said
district on the 10th day Of Aug. D 1856.
An instrument. purporting to be the Last VIII
and testament Notwithstanding late Of Morrist' n
IN said district, deceased, being presented by Orlo
Cady OF Morristown, district of Lamoille, the
executor therein named for probate: 1t is order d
by said court that all persons concerned therein
be notified to appear at session OF said court to
be holden at the Probate Office, in johnson on
the t5rd day OF Sebt., 1866, and show cause
II any they may have, against the probate Of said
will for which purpose II Is further ordered
that copy Of the record Of this order be pub.
iished three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the Lamoille
Newsletter. printed at yde Park, previous to
said time appointed for hearing.
A true copy Of record-Attest.
oew8 N. ATWOOD, Judge.
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This COMPANY is what ~ NAME IMPORTS /:
. Farmers Fire Insurance
.4 COMPANY.

Gazing taken the agency of the Company for
the towns OF Waterbury, Stove, Morristown,
Johnson. Hyde Park Elmore, Eden. VAUDEVILLE.
BeIyedere. Cambridge wolcott,, Lowell. West
field, Caftsbury and Hardwick. propose TO de-
vote my whole time to the business OF insuring,
and hope to be able to meet the wants OF the
pubic In this department much better than u !
occasionally spent day, or took an application.
Persons residing in any Of the above towns de-
string 10 be Insured anew, or change their old
Policies. can do SO with as little delay. or ex.
pense by writing rs IL lived In their own town.
AS haye list af existing assurances. no
policy will b. allowed TO expire without the
owner being netiasd, IRA GREY. Agent. ~
33yl w. is.r. waterbury. w Z
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We Nature a Lift.

ItC VdtukC - h%hhss
spect too much Of Nature. They tri-
Dir health and their constitutions, and
|rprlsed that they fall sick.
kure of constant mental or bodily labor
|nimal powers is tremendous. Very
and constitutions can bear against
he unassisted. Add to this the IN
lheuces which Turk unseen in the air
EAe water we drink, the artificial head
We endeavor to chase away the colt
|Searching moisture of winter. and 1t
to require almost superhuman vigor
rrtect health at this rigorous season
|llorcing the physical energies. But
ce them? Certainly not with adul-
nlants, There Is no poison In the
in the atmosphere OF furnace.heated
|orkshops. or factories. so pernicious
dy.bnrning fluids. Why use them,
etter's Stomach Bitters, q vegetable
BIT alloy, are everywhere obtainable =?
ever been offered to the feeble and
DO harmless in its nature. 80 powerful
rating effects. as this celebrated sto-
blterative. In the army and the navy
ements. and In crowded cities. by old
rich and poor, 1t is used a. q protec-
storative medicines. with the most
esults. 10