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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-05

lu .o.tt ns'.tHatrsn .od g.. .to,h
l. .Hau Gotta 90 ,iitc and pfac-
ltv eiu '.a-natO., fls' couAed
I.-.s e,.'Di llau faW
.nf f..Ife.- rou,l d. made
ma niaen n'f.. Uvr1 hni,l or ,'ctmcd
.'I oAt .tt.. H.,m rr stIit.iaen. =. tnt
q. '.... .... ..i. as io .A. l,u,H. ia. ,i,o'.
.,'ste ..N uHh ! .. 'fa,ur,r 81.
b. i,.-.r .r..', tr. .t.lil.
IN.t.tI,ui. u.s. .a.. i.N 'r.. sue,. l., a Nf
.,. .. I...'.,.. ..oW,I iua' hu,he % law
it.l.. -.i.. ofputh Wh,'ch tu,a,, oi
..ra. m..' u, l-.it- TIL. Is pioha
uly an eN'r.m .t.e tui many nfmrrs WHO have
iuu boz $50. h.t.oi v,l,ue cooh,d grain unite
ia 't. t..iU..ah u4t tac t,u,b,.ai usHii much
f.f. .tu.,ti tae u.trntd ,NIcp...
un. ,,lsan ,h, cooking igul ha. uot hccomc
Moro eu,amou IS undoubtedly the fact that the
amount Of .fi O., rs-ar, io the cApcusc Of t,cA-
ne b.. ..Iu.vU.f Increased Labor D. doaf 30 this
cuuu'r, tDd u tnAuA pla,rs grain D.. cheap, SO
that fuarfs ,ncn istl little iuclnoi toe oonomize
th, amnnai o. food used u, the increase of labor
..,l lcusr il itoputug it And there Is some
um. t.teuu iu dc Objection tn Improved meth.
an 80 cumlii Ling driini .ulH ihai the,
,,.t tua nuth 81 nlmit that itis h,st in feed
L.ts Whc1 uu.r1uud corn Is u-rd. uu drN cicau
u.ui. 1,f il,ft o. eco doubt that lltrc atr plaCss
mlrt, il. r,iu uf hogg,ne down com iu the
Gli 10 ih aimost equally whsirfal Va! of
throwing ihr corn On iht ground, 10 ilr wui
suln, ui,. o. thr must economical plan the farm.
g,,u lul.ne. SurpUsr easy. and such cases
llt.u.t le,u hard g. find. where lhc prize ~
,..u b. e lnN poe rarely iopa, Tor hauling ioihc
mar,.t. Nhcty islor - soar,c aud dcar. Whrfr
Mmh.r.,.n unls O. hal at ,er, high rates aud
p, drawing ID many mllcs- ia su,h ease the
apparent waste is lhc rral economy
While hi is true, % s al'u true that generally
30 pA,t 10 rNprnd sumc time and money In doing
anN Kind ~ work Ia the hest way, and We have
mo- doubt that cooking food iUr cattle aul hogs
especially, viii De found profitable In the major
liA ui Casts.
Streaming b believed 20 be- much better meth
cl than hn.'inF. u ll more convenient as a
much larger quantity can he cooked at one time
The apparatus need not be- extensive or costly -
The food iur lun heads oi cattle or hogs may b,
strained as readily "a tor uue-icnlh the number
cat straw ur has mixed with meal may be mucl
more easily steamed than huoi, ns the sicamiup
/ mny hr donc la large wooden seasclf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-05
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/ lataiNri1 uvR. aud IirI. 90 ..a' .ul ut D.
wctc SOMEWHAT iuo., t..tc ,,
town. ui ,hr iAr Wcti ,Htn n. '..
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/ h'd settled in = a'H f'a.. .t.- g.. ttD..
/ 10 his introduction % ih. ual. p" s.. lN
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knew that hcr hove wa re'4rr.i
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-05
II Ia. GoRsGG /.
Success sor To Joht & ursuch,

Corner 40 uH,ull1 fruutH !. slimore Nd,
90 NlNHi
FoWElsN ANh bOMLhI e. HARDWARE.
As ,oocIVrd las arui 8 tud u -.
III hummct supply nl gopt a,s
HiaInf ihpW % lkutVusaud tpt ,a, - 49,
Pocket kuN 900, Table and ! 'a pouns, Hollow
Ware, Wage uHste, ilursc S ",s aud NaiN,
Nail Rods, tarpoutora' . ~ Asca. looks,
Hinges, scroIt, BOLTS, Nh"' rln iutks. Picks,
Maliocks, ga tund nlislcr tee Trace. Halter
aud cow ca unH. counter cal 10, taiety Fuse,
Gun Cala,
WOOhCut KS FLOWS ANl tANTiSGsi
Aisn stcvarra wedge pttr O. ANtN, war.
rantel, all which ho ou 'ra Wholesale aud
fctaN ht hiBi Huul low prize
re- ln nd,it ~ my .i,"h = hardware, I
have added fine uHturtn'un ~ WOODEN
WARE, auci e.. Iuhs, luck d- M,saufes. haa.
kets, Mpunt, Nafh nnnrdf ~ i'Dr frinta, Ac.,
Au., Nhioh dApartmeut iH .l thnrEe 1T \. u.
unWauuil, 'hn iH NiwnyH ihf ~ o. wait upon
al customer whntaV Vbr hn,w ihthelrrustum.
piraer cnll md cxamihu h Sd hrlarr pnt
chanids alao vhorc. Aum g. isae. ~.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-05

49, sammy sammy, my sou, don't stand
there scratching your hcad--siir your stumps,
or you will make no progress In life Why,
father. replied the hopeful. "rve often heard
you SAY that the only way TO get on In this world
was to srrf'ch koli 20
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-05

~ S,crnc sa,s, " The grand error of life Is,
We look too TAT We scale the heavens We dig
down to the centre Of the earth for systems and
We forget ourselves. Truth lies before us Il is
In the highway path aud the plOwman ,reads
un II with Cloutrd shoes.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-05

re- Said wag TO a friend "Miss--,though
rather hgoad-fcaiurcd Young lady, has very
benign rounicnancc. Yes, said the friend,
" II Is seycn.hy mine
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-05

lro- 4 gentleman said To his lllhornlan ser.
want Fat here comes a nancial do you know
who Is dead ~ Faith guess, Sir, II must be-
the man In the coffin" was the reply.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-05

.rei~ lassompirrge, French ambassador lo
Spain was telling llcur uualfc how hr entered
Madrid " was mounted on the very smallcs,
mule IN tho world "Ah, taid Henri "whai
"a ycr, amusing sight, 10 sec the biggest mss
mounted un the SMALLEST mule - " was your
mairsi,'s representative was the rcjoindcr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-05

se-" Bridget" said a niisircas To her lsish
servant, "whcre's the grldlron ~ +" An sure
INA am, ls jisl after giving Il TO my sisters own
cousin budget o'flahcriy the things 80 full
Of holes its no good at all
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-05
BERGER a. nBUTZ'S
"EXCELsIOR"
AND D"AMMoNIATEp"
Super Phosphate of Lime

ItARNERs aud Dealers are respectfully re.
III fcrrcd to the above fcrtiliEera as being
prepared In tho best manner, thoroughly rcll.
able aud In every way calculated to give uni.
voraal satisfaction. They are extensively
known, being used with grca, success during
the past six " or acvcn years. We are conf.
dent that all who buy Tho above Fertilizers
will receive full return for their outlay, not
only upon the crop manurcd herewith. hut
even for several years upon grass and oihcF
r.. RUTH q co., Agents,
No. 10 Bowlys Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
June %, lsee.-ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-05

E0-" Are those bells ringing FOR FIRE 80 In
quitcd Simon Of Tiberas. -" No. indeed, an-
Ewercd Tibe, they have got plenty Of hte the
bells are ringing for water
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-05

eo- You want nothing, do your said Pat
" lledad, an II lie nothing YOU want, yon'll find
Il 10 the jug where the whisky was.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-05

w. Now, then, my heartles, So
captain, you have tough balf
Fight like heroes I'LL your pow
--Fan ! I'm q lliils lame, and
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-05

NA- A romantic yor'
woman's heart Is llk'
tinually, but Il al
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pR. Russni.L MURDOCH,

CORNER PLEASANT a ST. rAuL STSo
hlttiAoWl uuf
nM MURDOCH oan 10 lcund either " hln
eulee, as tLe !" nental callSe,," corner
howard aud tom ard eueets,
that lNH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

DkIEolr, March l9-Ths statement tel
eeraphed the other day that tho Senate had
rejected the nomination VI James Henry Of
Kalamazoo as United States Marshsl for the
District is un.rue. lie was confirmed.
4 -. II. HOLLYWOOD, we'll known physician
Of tbs city and man Of standing has been
arrested en- a charge Of being guilty Of bur-
glary a. tie ewslry store Of Geo. Doty Of
this city las. October. Most Of the property
was iound in his possession, but he claims
that he advanced money upon it TO some
men who are unknown The matter creates
considerable excitement here.
The Stephens wing Of the Fenian Broth
erhood seems to be making preparations for
descent upon the Green Isle.
MIR. Thomas O'Ccnner, the Centre Of the
Stephens circle of this city has received
dispatch from The C. +. D., New York re
questing him to forward hist Of the men
who are willing to 90 to Ireland. They arc
to hold themselves in readiness to 30 TO
New York or any other city where ordered.
Officers living at . distance from this city
who wish to 90 to Ireland are desired to re-
port to Me-. O'Connsr, box s3S, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20
Tho affair was witnessed bv

the winner. Tho affair was Witnessed bv
more than 1000 people.
A Times special says that the President
yes,e,d ay sent to the senate the name Of
WIN. Dr.sheimer fnr u. y. District A,tornev
fer the Northern District Of New YORK and
A. Buekhardt Postmaster At Sing Sing.
II is stated that Senator Conner Of Cali.
fcrnis, will decline . denomination. His
term expires with this Congress.
A Herald special says that the peopls Of
Buckingham county, Va, held meeting ON
Monday last, at which the military bill was
endorsed and their representatives instrucs>
ed to vote for call Of Convention n. though
nothing had been Previously said upon tie
subject
New York. March 20.-A Tribune sss-
cial saws that the supplsmsntal Receustsuc>
ton bill will b sent % the Prssileet to-day.
and It il thought hs will veto i Inn di.te.
". so that Consssss can pass Il over The
veto and adjourn on Saturday or Monday
n.xt.
The strife tor the United Stats Massba!s
.hip Of Louisiana, the most lucrative Of any
Government Office, Is narrowed down b.
tween Generale Park j. HERON ana kirby
smith. The nomination vii. be made in Z
day or Two.
The presiding officers Of the House and
Senate, to-day, signed the complementary
Reconstruction bill. which vas afterwards
nresen,el TO the Senate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

rise ard report on the bill and its amend
msnts TO the House. Motion rejected.
long debate ensnsi en- the merits Of
the bill, but without reaching any ccnc'u-
sion
The committee rose 10 receive . message
fsu'n the Senate.
A variety Of motions to suspend tho rules
to get in bills and reso. utions were made
and rejected, while the House IVES waiting to
receive the action Of the Senate ON the re>
nor, o. the Conference Comlnittee IN the
suppl mentary reconstruction bill
The Speaker laid before the House the
message from the Senate, announcing that il
had agreed TO the report Of the Conference
Committee On supplementary rsconstruc.
ten.
Mr.. Wilson, IL Iowa, from the said CONS
mittee. made . similar report.
After . brief discussion the Conference
Committees report Was agreed TO, Snd the
bill gees to the President
Adjourned
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20
WASHINGTON.

WAsnrxaros, March l9.-The Senate to,
day confirmed tho following appointments
James Bartlett, Minister Resident at Stock
holm; Peter s. Sullivan. Minister Residen,
at Bogeta, and number Of postmasters.
Congress having passed the supplemental
reconstruction bill. it viii at once be pre-
scented to the President.
As soon as definite action shall he taken
on this measure, Congress will fix time
for Oh adjournment or recess.
1t is the general belief that the Prssidon,
will return the bill to the House this week.
The tenth and last State dinner Of the
President, this season, takes place at the
Executive Mansion tonight.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. March - A Journals Mad
Yon, Wis. special Of to-day says:
In the Senate last evening bill was in>
troduced to appropriate $50, Oo0 for the re-
lief Of destitute citizens in the late rebel!ious
States.
A Journals Springfield special ,ef tho / sth
says:
The Governor left the State Capital las.
evening for Decata, from v here he will pos
sibly star. for Kentucky. this evening, to
attend great political demonstration which
comes off there on the 10th.
An important Faux pas" has occurred in
connection with the time Of holding the
Iowa and Illinois State Fairs for this year
Both Fairs were originally arranged to COM
mencc on the same day, the ED Of Septem.
Der, in order to accommodate the Iowa peo
pie as we'll those in Missouri. The Illinois
Executive Committee postponed our far for
q wesk, making it commence on Sept. 30th,
when 10 We received tidings that Iowa had
also postponed her fair. leaving both States
At the old starting place.
4 Detroit special says . private telegram
received here, states that the Colleetorsnip
Of this port has been obtained by the old
incumbent, Hon. N. q. Isbell
1t il rumored here that Gen Carl Schurz
will soon vacate the editorial chair Of the
Daily Post, OF this city, and be succeeded
by WIN. A. Howard, former member oil
Congress and late postmaster.
A special to the Journal, Des Moines 10
says that on Saturday last two horse thieves
who gave their names IS Stone and iurpin
were arrested in that city. having been
traced from Missouri.
Tho Iowa division of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad was reopensd
through to tho West last night.
A Cairo special to day says travel ha.
been resumed on the Mobile Ohio Rail
road it's entire length. A section boss o.
Fulton, on that road, was most brutally
murdered last Friday by three dssperadoe.
Who had previously robbed some negroei
Who knew the robbers, who were white men
and Denounced them to the section boss.-
/ The robbers hearing Of the dsnuneiation at
! tackled the section boss and said they wools
i kill him. TIE section boss in self defens,
fired at them and killed one instantly. On,
/ Of the other robbers fired at and killed til,
section boss, and after he had fallen and wa
dead they beat his head to = jelly and sea,
tered his brains in every direction.
CnIcAGo, March 2O.-Ths Republican
Springfield special says The Treasurer o
the Monument Association received yestsr
I day from Lieut.. T. Pesbler of kankaxe
City $3.50 contributed by the 47sth rcgi
ment OF United States Coored Infantry II
aid Of tho fund.
A special from Cairo TO day says Til
inner and main leYes surrounding Colum
bus, Ny, broke at S o'clock, \. ", com
pletelv inunda,ing that town.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20
LOUISIANA.

MN uslBANs, Marca lg.-Gen. Shcsi,
dan order to-day Gays that no general re-
moyas ION office will be made unless the
present iacumbents fail 10 carry out the
provisions OF the law and impede reorgan-
izliion, or unless the delay in reorganization
necessitates change pending the rcogan-
ization.
1t Is intended to create % little disturb.
ance in the machinery of the various branch.
es OF the Provisional Government - posi-.
bic, consistent with the law Of Congress
and its successful execution; but this con-
d,ion is dependent upon the discretion Of
the people and the length Of time required
for reorganization.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20
DERIVED
By Exhausted md Weak Persons
FROM TIM Use OF
H0FF'S MALT EXTRACT
Beverage ~ Health

since the recent introduction of this celebrated
health beverage the sppro,a OF American schemes No
well FOR the public. l. 80 unanimous that ilUFF
MALT EXTRACT hesns TO become a. popular here
in kurcpe.
1t il recommended 10 weak persons generally. and
for ladies Cf docate constitution. especially Tor ladies'
nlrsing. affse e1hansting sickness; and ~ proof
OF efficacy in such taees, publish extracts Of
few ctr lsticrs 10 Mr. Hod Of Berlin. u H0d De-
pct Tori nesica, No. elt Droaawsy.
ynw YcsK, January 20. 1851
Dear Mr.. IIoA.-The beet results werc produced ~
The s.g-sins condition OF my lady By youx Malt kx-
tract Beverage ~ Health. JOIN ZETtLHR,
No. rs East TWellth-st.
NEw YoaK, January ~, lsc7.
Mr.Hon-l an obliged 70 Say hat my lady y great.
y teneatfed By the use 81 your Malt Extrscs. 70
not cniy vesy pleasant b, ersge but slro vssy en-
cscons one and stsrnethens the stoMsch. - we'll -
the nerves I'd ihe WhOle oypee0. tFoIiOWe order }
C.. WAGNER, No ss3 Siuthave.
To Uo4's Depot. No. So Broadway
NV YosK. Jonuayy 20, 1885,.
Dear sir thank yoa for the Wonderful effects o.
yos- Malt Eatsscs Since six year, suffered greatly
rro general w~aknees but the ncusishng matters Of
-g-s beverage Of Health have given ne new strength
p,es-s - .e-si s,c kARIiNE SCuADE.
No. ioS Ludlow-et.
NEW YoRK. Jsnosfy Y, 1851.
D-sr Nj IfsA.-My physician hes advissd my wife
20 as~ ,oui Nal. Extract INSTEAD % PORTER OF
ak. s16 sh- l. Much BESEFlTED ~ IT. Please
~ .~rS sgssn sfs. ] HELLER. 100 Ltsespool ave.
peIrE ~gvEy DOLLARS PER SINGLE DOZEN.
IaNeYELDT. THoDE CO..
g. W~s' second streef.
- szsr'. 'ar pa enpo :. Iowa. schss dccdem
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20
nA~,Es. GOLD. 81

ID = ~ ~ ? ~ ME UHH8sf.as n
f.-asfsrs. lavpess. lD11 Clsths.
r4@ts- 0aGs. WoO1SW
sAaAes, &C.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

Qursrc, March ia large body q 90.
men belonging tQ her Aajesty's steamer,
Aurora, il to 60 WSst At once to equip gun
boats on the lakes and prepare them for Ger
vice Is early ~ possible.
The lrishmsn Of this city celebrated s.
Patsick's Day yesterday. By . procession
ger than for many years past.
BorawsLL, e. W. March 10. -The main
portion Of the town is in ashes. Over on
hundred houses have been destroyed. A
large number Of families have be a render,
ed honscless and destitute. and are leaving
town b e;.sy train in all directions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

PORTLAND, March l0.-The steamship
Moravian, from Liverpool at 8 ?. NJ, the
eth, via Londonderry on the evening of the
Sth II ST., arrived at half past one o'clock
p ~
A repor, had reached the English Consul
ct Zanzibar, that DR.. Livingston, the cele.
brated African Explorer and half his party,
had been murdered but Caftins reports
on authority tina, the native attacks were
sudden, but the Doctor had time to overs
power those facing him, but was cut down
from behind while endesvsring to reload his
rcy0lvcr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20
FROM EUROPE.
s.m,~.. News by the Atlantic Tei-
eRraUh.

Losnox. March 19.-Evening.-Ths A.
rps,. az the Fenians continue in Ireland -
Head Center Dennis Donavan hes bees
caught At Cork. Gen. McBusks and forty
others, recently captured. have been carried
in irons to Clonmcl Jail.
BxnliS, March 19.-Eve.--lt is reported
that a secret treaty was made between Pruss
STA and Bavaria in August last, and that By
one clause Of the treaty Prussia may asst NE
military direction Of the Bavarian array.
LoxDox. March l9.-Evs.-Aeents Of tho
Prussian government are said to be pur-
chasing vessel. in this country and the con-
,inent. to be used for transports.
Pssrn, March 1s.-Eve.-The coronation
of Francis Joseph q King Of Hungary du-
ring bis present visit to this citv, is strongly
urged by al parties.
There was a debate in the Corps Lsgisla-
iii last evening 10 regard TO foreign atiaiD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

Y. ". W0(1sEsB.U.AVU.
L3sa RAyurACTgREa or sAsH
- l.ss-s assas... Ks44dsngs. hschef-. Ae.-
ie,f .ats lae aa4..saxs - VERY deAcfiSs.oa.
- u4t ssf.r- ssvs-s - Esss ems 1hnc
49, 80. f.x-s--- - Lara sxi .IsssAko
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20
KENTUCKY.

ioulssILLs, March l9.-Gen. Thsuss
continues in command Of the department.
Of the Cumberland.
Maj. Gen. Pope has been assigned 10 the
command Of the sd district, with hsadquar.
tiers At Montgomery.
Gov. Ogelsby will address Union meet>
ing Tomorrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20
TENNESSEE.

MrArHls, March 19-Willie Ferguson,
the gambler who recently killed Firmas,
was assassina,ed on Washington street early
this morning.
The notorious New York counterfeitsr,
named VIM Gernaut, WAS arrested to day
and sent to New York on 4 reqnisition Of
the Governor Of that State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.


-hlchlsooM LIMITATIONS.
Sucetss l. the "prevalent cradie" Of lannm.rstle
humba.-. No sooner had HOST ETTERs sToM-
ACH BlTrlsits made their mark 10 the world tan
up sprung horte OF limitations and as the fame "
tbs greet restorative grew and spread the pesfeFous
crop Of poisonous mocSeries ihckcncd But the true
medicine has lived them down. One by one. they
have dls appeared. When the bellows of puffcry.
which keps ssc the feeble fire of their narrowed rep
utaton, oea.ed blow they ccased to live. and thus
they continue 60 come and 90. Meanwhile, HOS
TETTgRs BITrERs. the great protective and re-
meal ioni- OF the e.hsve progressed in popularity
with each s1ceeedisg year. Their success q means
OF preventing and caring the diseases resuting from
malaria, nnwholeeome watss, and al unAsalthy clI
mstie influence, has becn bsnsdlsss; and - rene.
dy for Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint. Fever and Agur
Genessi Weakness. and Debility and all complaints
originating In Indigestion. they are now admitted to
be superior 10 any other preparation ever advertised
% prescribed. From The h0mc market IL which
few year. ago they wese confined their sale has ~
tended into every State In this unio0 thr whole
81 South and Central America, Mexico. the West In
dic.. the Sandwich Islands. Australia, China and si-
an. Home and Foreign testimony continue to -how
that IiOsTkTTERS DITTERs ase the most remark
able tonic aud inviyoi ant nov before the world