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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30

SHADE TREss Nothing adds more
to the beauty ola thrifty city like our
own than the cultivation Of handsome
shade trees lining the streets, These
ornaments are not only pleasant to
the eyeg but their generous shade is
freshing to the pedestrian as he per-
ambulates7 the street. ~ The finest
specimens Of shade trees can be OBJ.
tanned at trihing expense and with
butlittle ipeopyeuience. Every prop
erty holder upon streets occupied by
private residences or churches, should
pan pant and ealtivateSa sufheienct mum
Der of thrifty outrageous Shade trees
f., cover with their grateful shade, the,
Entire sidewalk ii front Of their.
premises. oits'
So dssiraHe iss tips ornamen tation
of the streets of our cities, that the
LegelatdrY Of 1865 passed an act
sSBa sss Sitsl & p ssa apa pt ~s
further protection, It is, better that
every property holder should plant
his own trees and then he can select
such as please him best. 1.-The follow
ing is tbe act, on the subject ~iaod
5a SECTION /. Be it. enacted bgstsegs General
Assens ,sysoS the State or Issttid1a,s That the
cities and dncorp0ratedt towns
sof this State are hereby Invested with full
power to compel the owners of lots and
parts of lots bordering on any street, alley,
public square, or common of said cities or
tow Ds to plant and maintain shade trees
along said streets, alleys, public square or
common, under the same regulations, and
in the same manner In which the grading
and paving of streets and sidewalks
are now enforced. IorThat when such
owners shall petition the Common
Council for the planting and maintaining
Of any particular kind of tree. said Council
designate the, kind of tree, named in said
petition; but when the kind of tree shall
not be designated in said petition, or
where shade trees are, required to be
planted and mainfa{ned on order of the
Couffcf, Without petition, then the Coun-
designate the kind of tree to be planted
and main tailfeay The Common Council
are hereby Ginvested wit h full power to
pass by laws and ordinances for the pro-
Hshed, in pursuance of this act, and to
designate the distances at whicn shade
trees shall be tablished, and the kind of
boxing or other protection for the same,
tho cost of which shall be assessed and COLI 1
lected Ia the same manner In which the
costs W establishing and maintaining
shade trees is assessed and collected.
u SEG.s2. Whereas an emergency exists, IT,
is hereby declared that this act shall be in
force from Aha 8ftefits passage i""
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HARpl : Az WoRk-The .varlol

: HARD AT WoRK.-The various
candidates for City aud Township Of
sfeers were out : 'leetioneering" yes
terday with but few exceptions. lager
beer, was IN demand, not that any one
expects toibuy votes with 1t, but it is
said TO Be 4 great molliier of the feel
ings and begets confidence We did
not find Ben. Stinson or Frank Nor
ris at Their usaals place of business,
but we don't say they were election
eering. .9 nw
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REPAIRING. = The Iong-continued

REPAIRING. The long-continued
wet, weather has caused the powdered
streets, in several places. to give way,
especially where drays and ether We !
hicies were compelled to follow the,
same track. One of these places Is
on Main Street, at thea crossing of
Second Streets and another is on Iosi
Gust Street, opposite the youRsAbaOR-
flee. The latter place was repaired
yesterday, and, for the present, Locust
Street is shut up In view of the m
precedented weather that has prevail
ed, it is, remarkable that the streets
have given away so little. enfuI
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30

nkANso qTyHBEEa E4lEERR4PlE AMP FArAL
ExPLosIoNs-By note from Mr.. T.
M. Strain, of Fort Branch, we learn
that the boiler Of the steam saw mill
at Port Gibson. On On the canal, five
miles from Fort Branch, exploded,
but fails,to say when The engineer
was Instantly, killed, and a boy slight
ly scalded? The boiler was blown.
outeenowiseq striking the canalbridge,
about one & hundred yards from the
mill, tearing down one half of the
bridg9s bEsaking the R0ils1 eed lessl5l :,
ing one faif Ct it in tie c5atnai. gTRe
0aiskAalf) PASSED. aiha tth roHgh fenee. )
one hundred and fifty yards from she e. :
mill. 0rfts waFoit kiI9ledfa COW ard
a hog that ,hapgeped to be in ITS
course Of flight. No further particu-
lars are given. sS'We regret that our.
ffiead StrsihstKd Hotsgfve US the dater
OF the accident and shs names Of the
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30
GOING FoRwARD.-The first build

GOING FoRwARD.-The first build
ing commenced in earnest in this city
this season, is the new front of the
old Court House buildings, corner of
Main and Third Streets, by DIR. Geo.
B. Walker Mr. Pittman is the con-
tractor, and has the front up to the
top of the second floor Our friend,
VIM. Capeile, will be able to open his
front door ia a day or two. s.i
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9I9AL6sE.2-nIodis Q Bfttfdlf having
purchased the interest of his late
partner, is now offering bargains to
purchasers of gold or silver watches,
diamond rings, silver or plated ware,
superior gold pens, in fact in ali
kinds of5ewelry ofaeloeks, of which
be hss a splendid stock % hand; Go
right 70 him, at No. % Main Street,
one door from First, and rest assured
IyoR win not be boldl "A nj
Wstchas repaired and warranted.
\ m27diW1E
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ORE 0KN HEta AZ p6Ed@Onaaa1iiDngg

of Schiller lodge. No. 1873, held last
night the fsllpWag 9fiegEs were
elected for the ensuing six months. :iIg1 2.
Christian Miller, Noble Grand VIM
Newman. Vice 5GrapdjJLouis Smith,
Recording Secretary; Jacob Kreper,,
Permanent Secretary; Jacob Damn,
Treasurer, George Miller aud Mike
Becker, Representatives. to the Grand
FiadoelE TI1EUU sdi b.
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PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE.-AThere
was a very large and highly Intelligent
audience at, Masonic Hall last night
TO see this magnificent work of art.
Other duties prevented our seeing the
first part of it. and of that we can
! ynly speak from, the opinions of
others go We are told. however, that
many of the first scenes represented
were extremely beautiful and awe-in-,
spring OF the part we witnessed,
extending from the flood, many of the
scenes possess very superior merit as
paintings, while few are really mag
nifice6tE Among the latter We may
name jacobs, Vision at Bethel, Jo-l
seph's4Triumphal Procession, d,the
View Of Egypt. and the Pyramids.
the Passage of the Red Sea-, and the
Destruction of Pharaoh aud his
Hests Moses Breaking the Ia
,bles, and the Worship of
the Golden Calf; the Setting
up of the Tabernacle Joshua
6omna6di6g the sun2to Atan1 still;
The City of Jerusalem; !, the Queen of
Sheba's audience With King Solomon;
the .Eiew,of Babylon, and.the Hebrew
Gaptiyes; any one of which. as.a work
of art, is well worth the price of adj
sion.siAt the close. the lecturer
distributed a number Of valuable gifts
as an incentive for persons to drnm
for the panorama - We were not among
the iuekyoness KS The gifts werelmostIy
books Of some-yalue., One gentleman
drew handsome tea bell. An Eth
opian drew a pair of handsome porce-
lain vases, which was greeted with
such applause blythe audience that
knight of the quill present arose from
his seat and left the house with mani
fest disgust. ,.qs
they give another Exhibition at 3
o clock to-day, and also at night. We
can cheerfully recommend it to the
public. The afternoon exhibition is
especially intended for children.
T. = - 4 ~ = = ...r.
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.AlGood Investment.

EVANSVILLE, IND, March Z, 1867.
u Received Of the lTfaReleFspd Insur-
auce Co. . of Hartford.r Conn ticut,
per j. N. Knox. Agent, the sum of
tYenty,fysg dollars being 2mount
weeks disability, caused by accident.
c.. G.. GENUNG.
ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN-And as
an argument in favor of accident in
surance, please find below a list Of the
losses and compensation paid by the
Travellers Insurance Company. of
Hartford, Connecticut. These losses
have all happened at and near Evans
Vile. Indiana, and shows that this
class of Insurance is needed in Evans
vile as we'll as at other places:
VIM. Lant..................... 90
,Ert.d w Coax s4notnaan On tiou.tF
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ay- IF you are in need of o stock
of liquors, our advice would be for
you To 60 to Hodges Carr Il Co.'S, cor
ner Water and Sycamore Streets, and
buy them cheaper, better, and more
Of them for less money than any
other house viii or, GAN, afford them.
Alllmuors warranted as represented.
q ianqltfallsy 80 .---l.t-slaa
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owners of the mill, and the parties
injured. We like his concise manner
of stating facts, but we always want
names and dates. uay7m
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CITY NOTICES.

- sr The new styles Of Dry Goods.
and Millinery daily opened by VIM.
mE ase abr I'd srt Aa &ov yiss 1sS
1cpstomerT TeY day - mT3O ct
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sa- Nowiis the time and j. HI.

s@- Nowiis the time and J. H.
Carlin's is the place to buy your
ceived the fastest stock of piece I goods 3D.
to be found in the city, consisting Of
Slo,hs ang sna plain eqssime s and
magnificent French and English coat
Iuigs, which rahe liz shaking 0up in the
most approved styles. Go and see
No trouble to shoy ,them-at No. 8
First Street. lSKgaa ~
Fine Spring suits made at Carlin's
for $50 to- $35. Cheap goods is his
motto for the Spring trade. mh25tf
A GREzTvaFiety or canned Fruits
Gan5l Veg table4d Of theJ tJest quality,
at the New York Grocery, " Main
Street, n Pfiees low.D)
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80 'MINsTERIAL. Bishop j. P. Camps
bell, of Philadelphia, of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church, will
Iyisit our city theudatter spaft of next
week, and remain over Sunday.
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En-store,- and to- aririye, 800
barrels Seed Potatoes also large i'm
voices .bf Cheese. Died Beef. West
lerh Reserve. Butter, Green Apples,
&c. at b A, NJ GRESHAM &? Cos. ,us -
1T Corner Vine and First Streets. y :
hg0 s'tsiisz rsye. n on I'm mar30 Dc.
~ .bal al ysnaY3 .fGgt
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-9ERIQT 3ccIpESE7A9 gentleman
named $: Schelbergar, a Silver platter
on Vine Street, undertook yesterday
to break colt for his neighbor, Mr..
Gaptper, While making, the effort
HE @as1 threwh from , the animals
back, and as he fell the colt Jumped
Nw kpeed kictRfpYAe right
eye tearing and 1acerating the
flesh in shocking manner and1sin-
ficting a serious wound He was taxi
ap a4a b tiNIesiheI WAS called to
his assistance, who rendered all
the aid in his, power, I,1'5.s5
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For RENT-Brick Dwelling House,
containing nine rooms, situated cor
ner Fourth and Chestnut Streets. In
quire of JOHN A. REITZ,
mh23-tf at Reitz & Haney's Foundry
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s ~ sixth WARD Union MEETING.--A
considerable number OF the voters of
the Sixth Ward met last night at
iWassem &, Kearcher's, on Fulton Av-
enue, to nominate a. candidate for
Councilman, in eaplace of Charles
Schaum, who had declined to make
81 - ,ion .ITRod fBiA affaisAf5
ING race'nnsT uufl no .uia1 bna
Edward, sIngle was chosen Chair
man, and T.L Conant Secretary. "a I
Mr.; Ingle stated the object of the
meeting in few words, and most ele7
urged the Union men to select
a good man, and go to work for him
in earnest, and with a determination
to elect him. Aftera freeinterchange
of opinions and views JamessSwan-
son, Semi, was upapinQus1y nomina-
ted and all the Union mem present
pie dyed themselves to- work earnestly
and diligently for his election. -b"a
40 Mr. Swanson is an old and ,honora-
bile citizen, having ca large person nal
and pecuniary interest IN the prosper
liitty and Welfare, lpt' the city, He FiHs
make, an iexeelle nta Councilman, and
the citizens of the Sixth Ward Yill
do themselves HoInor BY electing him.
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seEThe Piano used at the Concert
on Thursday evening -was the
:. knabe," furnished by Warren &
Conyn gt0nIebn9H YLLRl
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ear Messrs. Gel & Rheinlander,
music dealers, Third Street. below
Sycamore. are daily inireoeipt of the
newest publications. dec29-dtf
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70 New REAR ESTATE AGENCY.
p. Elliott & Sen have. opened a Real
Estate Agency and q e6eral Intelli-
gence Office, for the sale of and rent
ing Of lands, houses, &C., &c.
. Persons having houses or land to
rent or sell or persons wishing TO
purchase or rent, will do well by call
ing on them at their office on Third
Street, near Locust, i'm Elliott's
Block, -ry.,.r,r ftfer. r. -sfr
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'saIs 4, PEENTY Butter, eggs, and season
able vegetables seem to be plenty in
our city. The butter is mostly from
Ohio or'NNewT Y ork,, and Commands 45
cents.per .ponndgS aITAW ee
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Those desiring Accident Policies
for any length Of time, will find it to
the Travellers Office and Agency at
the First National Bank. Life Poll
cies9 aisosissued. - N. KNOX,
March9. t-yp Agent.
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d Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.


<f,,esdIS53sA !. STEAMBOAT LINES. mo
To LoUIsvILLE--Every Monday and
Saturday alto o'clock Am. Every Tuesday,
"wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 8
.o,clOeE =. ~ 1. 1871 16l9@9d 50,
o.ci o HEy 11a1ffiy except sunday at 2
= To GREEN rRIyER.zEvery Wednesday
ana Saturday at O'Clock P. NJ. Every
Monday and Thursday'at6 60 clock p. n. 2.
TO EAsrPoRr.- Every Tuesday at 4
O'Clock p. n. ~Bk tEA-tsr JQ u EHI-I Z I fDs, ~
To He sDERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
at O'Clock Pm.
Steamer VIM. White, regular Green
River Packet, 5f.fy~nsva %-,-esssI "'",Vu
Z .Rockport Stage lvia Newwbureh ana Boou-
vtIie,l Carrying the mali leaves att A: M,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arriyes by r. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. ith rfdoar
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. M. Arrives Tues
days and SaturdAyybyf4P.Ma
} mt. Vernon Maff Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays) at 7 A. NJ. ATrives daily lex
ITO NEwBuRG.4 Track da44ysfexcept Sun
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at
o'clock p. M. ,fy
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PENMANsHP. -Twenty-fiv lessons
are given atlthel Evansville Business
College for So. Hours from to IL
A. M. 2 to 4, and z TO 8 p. NJ
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BoDIAM Coal MINEs.-Having pur-
chased the B6diam Coal Mines from
the 1st Of March, j should be much
obliged ifthose indebted to the old
firm would call and settle.
= L beg to return thanks to the citi-
zens OF. Evansville for past favors, and
trust by Selling coed article of coal
and full measure at moderate prices,
to secure their future custom to a
home enterprise.
. Coal 124 cents per bushel, delivered.
mar28 lwa JOSEPH MoREwooD.
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Z DT- Merchant Tailors new goods ar
riying at the new establishment-54
Main Street = - -
{ mar5 tt ~ 4 SMITH e. DARLING.
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STovEs AND TINwARE-Wholesale
and retail, at j. b. MEsKER's,
Sycamore, bet. Second and Third SITS.
mh12z3md&w IfAWJn -
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FoR RENr.zA 6rst-cIass business
House, NO. 40 siMain Street-price
reduced, Apply to, FL. X Wells &
Son. No. 81 Main Street. -
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B17 My wholesale, stock. of milf
ne1$ goods Ts now complete All
milliners and merchants 10 want, of
this kind Of goods will end tito their
interest to call at - Main Street.
fnollfeI ItoIlB- BAUM. ~
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ELECTION TICKETS. Candidates
who have pot yet made arrangements
with us for Election Tickets, should
gall saTiYIthis fsrepspn rand leave
their orders,UdOaq
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BEHoLDING HEAVEN AND FEELING
HELL "-very properly describes those
wA9s sufiering from such acute maladies
"a Gravel, Diabetes, Difficulty of Voiding
Urine, and like complaints, behold their
AszloFs on every hand in the full vigor OF
perfect health. = sfs.- see.aS
Bat every such can find relief in DIR.
u ". Poiand's White Pine Compound
d PIE HSYer- falling remedVu.g $500
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IA CONFIDENCE MAN IN PosEY.-
Some time since,s,a man. accompa-
MED by a girl. apparently about six
teenoyears old, made his appearance
at Blairsville, in Posey County, and.
rented a, house, Representing him
self as wealthy, he PIT on considera-
BILE STYLE and, inviting his neighbors
to his house, treated them with liber4
al hospitality, and soon ingratiated
himself into their confidence and
favor He called himself Miller, and
represented that he came from st.
Louis. After having gained the con-
fidence Of his credulous and unsus-
pecting neighbors. he borrowed ST.
100 from Mr. Edwards, and subse-
quently induced him to- go on his
note. as security for $500, which he
borrowed from a Mr.. Downy, and
thus gradually worked along until he
had victimized his dupe to the tune
of IsomeYhere near $4,000. sgIf .ai,l-
He then barreled his effects up, to
! represent produce, and ,Rdd himself
and female companion, with , his bar
breled effects, hauled to the railroad
station, by a man man to whom he owed
$50 or 5000, telling him, That they
were going ora short visit to their
friends and would soonnreturn. His
giie tims, co plihg together and epmpar
hug notes concluded. he was.a. s dead
beat and Edwards a nd Downv, with
officers. started ing'purs uita1D etett1
ives and, policemen ti.f6tghout the
country should hook out for Wr. NH.
Ter and his young toife.iJ 70, - fenn
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Mr.. L. Persons Withdrawal.

Editors journal: ivznayE -svH9I
You will please withdraw my name
as Councilman in the Fifth Ward. l
also advise all my friends to vote for
Mr., Heilmap, as / shall do .t.r
Eof fsf1iY ours. &e.sl IL PIERsON.
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~s- cofGATE's AROMATIC, soAp.A-A

8< COLGATE'S AROMATIC SOAP@-A
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils, In seombinntion with ely
usrine, and especially designed for theiuse
0fLadies and for the Nursery. Its perfume
sexquisite, and It's washing properties un-
-zTailedy For sale by all druggists. %
neb23 dxwfy - ~s'sh
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sDaY2 0INOT 2'QATT2IMaA HI
bna TEJNTyIO ,IA2a4VIEU

s~-AQLliATE,S HONEY SOAP. This
vaebfated Tefle6 Soap, In such universal
Nnand, is made from the CHOICEST mate--
ks1s, Is MILD and EMoLLIENr in its natprSt
9AGRANTLY SCENTED, and extremely
sqa zxEFIoIAL tin faction upon the skin,
~ sale by druggists and fancy goods
&2l6rs. aug2A lv
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~ 9 ipREEdRhEB's .CoURT..i5Hr There was
butt LITTLE. done in init the II Recorders
Court yesterdayai. Platt Bush, full of,
miserable, cussedness and bad whisky,
made an assault upon a woman S
house, and when, the officer attempted
to arrest him he resisted but it did
not AVAIL He was brought to the bar
Of just ce aud Required to .apswerithe.
three several charges drunkenness,
assaulting the houseaof a female, and
resisting the officer He was fined
IS ST III each case with $l3 cost. The,
last we heard of him he wasshinning
il around town to find the m money or
Security .Isod fiiYo -9iiiv.iGoI -iilisl
% His Honor has been, for; couple
lof days, investigating shamefully
filthy transaction, said to have occur
red at the Catholic School, some days
ago. by which the cistern was defled.
Several boys were examined, but no
positive proof could be- obtained. 4.
q ~
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

= T7ls spIendid Hair Dye is the best in the
Esz1d. The only true and perfect Dye.
Hzxmfess,s Reliable instantaneous. No
zznppointment. = No. .ridicuious tints:
/. ZzzaTa1 Black or Brown. Remedies the III
: s<Hscts of Bad Dyes Invigorates the hair,
sRaving It soft and beautiful. The genu-
2 SEe ~ signed William Il. Bachelor. III 9TH
azs are mere limitations, and should be
ssgczded. Sold by all Druggists and Per-
nmsrs. ,Factoiw 81 T Barclay, Street, New
~ RENARE OF A COUNTERPART
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ia A REGULAR SMASH UP.aaA man.
who held IA ominal in terest in sa-
Hen Oh Main Street. got inoensed at
his ostensfble partner, E-estefaaya and
went TO the osaioen, of which he had
had charge andasmashed things up
generally, and Afterwards t,as we are
told: commenced TO -raui-away the
pfepet 7 iadiscrifninately The Sher-,
tiff q raid EHas inxekeds and the case
will be likely. ito come before the
Courts in more shapes than one. So 1s =
ar5h fitaI sasgEr
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OF, HEALTH.
The good things of this world have each
az lnear appointed nilsson.
IL Is the mission of H s I E L II -
var tArOMACH BITTERS TO prevent and re-
y,s'h Uegt great variety of ailments. 10 lIp {
FOR twelve years its success as protective
and q remedy has been without check or
drawback. 1t is strong negative evidence OF
kAis fact, tn at the. efHfacy % the article as
4Pecifc for dyspepsia, biliousness, con-
z5pation, nervousness, general debility,
and .nternittents fevers, has snevsr been
MF M zResabafed 9aGEssADAA ~
AS Bro0f positive of its infallibility in
axch cases. the statements of public mem,
whose names are familiar as household
words. have from time to time been given
BTZIfassssITs SpPs.ass I'D isSesaiAdea il facts
sHen truth Is shadow, and the utterances
of.eou5aent tousT itizens lafe of no more
xsfue than ''dfcers' oaths.' -l7E
And what Is Its reputation: Let the pro-
ssresS of fts sales answer the inquiry. Where
EHenty dozen bottles of Hostetter's Bitters
were sold in 1857, JfUe hundred dozen are
tcS66dif pablo opinion Be more signi-
lsisd iaSfeass II le6Hsain ption? It It seems GEMS
Impossible.
The preparation has been initiated.
Where are the imitators? Echo answers,
Where?" To the limbo" of things lost
an eafth they are An other gone or going.
Reace be with themi 1T