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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-03
Dyspepsia.

There is probably no diserse with which man.
kind are afflicted which is the source Of SO many
ailments as dyspepsia. and there is no more Ger.
tain cure than Rsback's stomach bitters. For
sale by Brown Bros
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G.. HaSlanger,

Wagons, Carriages, etc.
G.. IIaslanger IL Bros. manufacturers of Wagons
Carriages, etc Backsmithing painting and granting
done TO order.
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Good Health

Is paramount TO wealth. If the system is in bad
order purge out the vile humors and distempers
with Robacks blood pills. and get the internal or
gans performing their regular functions, and once
in order, keep them so by the daily use of Ro-
backs stomach bltters. For saleby Brown Bros.
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FIRsT-CLAss house to rent by
CORBIN e. VANVALKENBURGH
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4. c. CapF'0Il,
c. ii. Reeve,
Attorney at Law,

and Var Claim Aqent will practice in Fulton Stark
IaPorte and kOscusko well "a Marshall. counties
Collections promptly and efficiently attended to- Care
full attention given to probate business Insurance eff
ected lives and property, in the best companies in
the United States Special attention paid TO the prose-
cution of claims of soldiers their widows and heirs for
bounty. Of pay. pensions and other claims.
RefereRceS:Farwcll Field Il Co. Chicago Shaw. Bar
boar e Co. Cincinnati Buckly. Sheldon & Co., N.
Graf, Bennett & Co., Pittsburg. 1916
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A Remarkable Fact

That no. single instance has come to the know l.
edge Of the prOprietors of the failure OF Roback'
medicines to give entire satisfa ction in the hund
reds of cases in which they have been used; this
is worthy of remark and undeniable evidence of
their intrinsic merits. For sale by Brown Bros
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Plymouth Democrat.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

ADVERTISING AGENrs.-The following advertising
agents authorized to contract for advertising
l)wcst cash rates: Cook. CoBuRN Co.. Masonic
Templs Chicago: 3. NJ. PErTrNGILL, 81, Park Row,
Nav York; GEO. p. RowELL & Co.. 40, Park Row,
New York: Cook. CoBURN & MACK Cincinnati, O.
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M L l. L L n Il r Y
MRS. NJ. LEWIS.

Would to the ladies Of Plymouth and viciri-
~ that she has just received large stock OF well
lectcd fall goods which will be sold very low price
Particular attention paid TO bleaching. Rooms first
door north OF }. Allemans grocery on Michigan st.
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(NISSOLCT TON.

Dissolution.
rhe partnership heretofore existing under the firm
of Moore Fleming. Is dssolv cd by mutual con-
sent j. E. Fleming will continue the business ut the
old stand. and will Five all monies due the firm
and pay all the debts Of the same.
J. NJ. MOORE,
50 j. E. FLEMING.
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American Lodge, No. 81,
Plymouth Lodge, No. 80,

Regular communication first and third Friday eve
pIngs Of each month. Visiting brothers ALWAYS well
come. r. H. oHOOh, w. VI.
HIS. BENSON Sec'y
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plant, Jauu
STA, Chrouic or
bility, Chron
Disease OF the
all Diseases
q Disordered
sch,'or lntest.I
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-03

fREfAhED BIZ Of. T. W. oItbSON,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
twenty-five years since they were FIRST introduced
into this country FROM Germany, during which time
they have undoubtedly performed moro cures, and
benefited suffering humanity 10 greater extent,
than any other remedies known to the public.
These remedies will efectually cure Liver Com
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MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToN, December l.


The reported robbery of A. L. Smith
Incorrect. Smith had secFeted his
money aud watch and fabricated the
robbery, it is alleged, to make easy
terms with his creditors.
The capital and business of the First
National Bank of Dorchester, has been
merged In the Continental Bank OF
Boston.
Mayor Shurtlef has received the fol-
lowing dated Washington, November
29th:
DEAR SIR:-Your despatch inviting
me to the hospitalities of Boston was
duly received. 1 cannot say by what
train Will reach Boston. fully Rp.
preciate your kindness, however, and
that Of the citizens of your city IN eX.
tending the hospitalities they have, but
would ask to be excused from any and
all public demonstration. 1 have re-
ceIYed an inYitetion to the ST. James TO
stay during my visit, where 1 will be
happy 10 receive such citizens as may
call.
with great respect, your obedient ser
want, U. 8. GRANT.
Alvin Flanders, delegate TO Congress
from Washington Territory, was ar
rested at Charlestown by the sheriff
Nov. 1st, on Il writ in favor of one Rob-
erts OF San francisco, involving claims
for 5000. Mr.. Flanders appeared IN
the Supreme Court yesterday with
petition for u writ of habeas corpus de-
manding to be discharged, as being
delegate to Congress he was exempt
from arrest In a civil suit. Judge Fcs-
ter to-day decided that the petitioner
was entitled TO discharge aud ordered
his release.
PLYMOUTH, December 1.
The trial OF Deacon Andrews for the
murder OF Cornelius Holmes, COM
menced to day before the Snpreme
Court. The jury is being empanneled.
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WAsHINaToF.
WAsH1NoroN, Dec.

The Dyer Court OF Inquiry was en-
gagged during the whole OF yesterday in
the examination of Major I. 8. Laidly,
of the Ordnance Corps, who was aX-
amined at length by Mr.. Arrfck for the
prosecution, TO show the history of the
various projectiles proposed to or
adopted by the Goyernment, the wit
manual, and an eminent ohicer of his
corps. The clerk of the joint commit.
tee on ordnance, Mr.. ". Z. Snaalley,
who had been directed by the Court
to produce various letters and other
documents which had been put In po-
session of the committee during the ins
vestigation, sreplied in writing, decIln.
ing to furnish the papers.
Secretary Scofield will leave here to-
morrow evening, to be present at the
experimental firing at Fort Della ware
on Thursday next.
The public debt statement for No
vembee will, from present indications,
show an increase OF probably Sl0,O0O,-
600, though it is not uncertain that
the returns which have not yet been
received at the department will mate
rally lessen this estimate. The dis
buTsements for the past month, except
ing the large amount paid on account
ofthe Alaska purchase, were compara-
lively small. The amount of coin in
the Treasury. including certificates, Is
about 500, 600, 900. During November
there were issued to the Central Pacific
Railroad of California, United States
bonds TO the amount OF SI2S 600, and to
the Union Paioific Roilroad, bonds TO
the amount of $40, 900.
The majority of the annual reports of
officials here with the
various accompanying documents are
still at the office of the Public Printer,
some OF them have not been entirely
completed and portions only have been
sent to the printer, while many Of the
officers have received proof
copies of their reports and are now
engaged in revising and correcting
them. 1t Is probable that by Saturday
nearly all of the reports, including that
of the Secretary OF the Treasury and
the Presidents message will be COM
pleted andin the hands of their authors.
1t Is expected that the Commissioner
OF Indian affairs, will in addition to his
report to the Secretary of
the Interior, which has been already
make another In relation 10
the officers of the Bur eau and its opera
tions among the Indian tribes during
the past year. which will be sent
direct to Congress.
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THE ERIE wAR.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.


In the Erie case yesterday, before
Judge Nelson number of afIidavits
were read and the argument of one OF
the counsel in the vacation, of the
order OF Judge Blackford appointing
Jay Gould receiver, was heard The
case Will be resumed this A. NJ, and
concluded. The Court intimated to the
longed to enable them 10 geS through
with their argument.
A suit in the name of the people, on
the complaint OF the Attorney General,
was commenced yesterday in the
Albany Courts, against the Erie rail-
road company, asking that the direc-
tors be remov, q. An order was grant
ed by Judge Pecizham to suspend the
board, pending the hearing OF the
motion for an absolute removal next
Monday.
1t is stated that Mr.. Metcslf, counsel
In the Erie case, on Monday, shortly
after midnight Sunday, served notice
on MIR. Fisk as he WINS leaving for
Jersey city on the ferry boat, fOrbiddiDg
him TO leave the Stale, but Flick and
party embarked on the boat, bat short
1y after returned TO the Erie Office.
Aetcalf concluded the order had then
been obeyed and Left at O'Clock.
Fisk, @. a, Seward, Judge Potter and
others left and took the train at Jersey
City. Judge Davies, the receiver, was
at o'clock that Fisk, Gould
and others had left for Canada, having
taken some eight millions in money
and some sixty millions in stock. tits
now stated that they returned again
and are in this vicinity, and that neith-
er Fisk or Gould had LETT, but one Of
the directors left in a special train early
Monday morning to sign a contract be-
tween the Erie aud LackawannR Com
panies looking to a consolidation.
1t is stated that a suit has been COM
menced against the leader of the recent
moYementin st. Paul stock.
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rhe AInbn,nn olnIms.
NRw YoRK. December l,

NRw York, December /.
A special from Washington to the
Philadelphia Press says the latest de-
Velopement regarding the negotiations
of Minister johnson, relative TO the
Alabama claims, warrants the state
ment tnat Mr.. Seward, in behalf OF our
government, has insisted on amend
ments, viTtually as follows:
FiYsL-A distinct understanding must
be had that the agreement on the part
OF Great Britain to submit the claims
against the two countries to the arbitra-
ment OF a Claims Commission, is accept
ed by this Government as an acknowl-
edgement that the recognition of the
Southern rebellious government, as
belligerent power, was a violation of
the neutrality laws established by
England herself. This may not be in,
sisted on as an article In the treaty,
when IL is finally perfected, bat II will,
most assuredly, form n distinct and
prominent feature in the preliminary
correspondence.
lSeeond-That all claims against citi-
Zens of this Government, which have
been decided in our favor by the courts
OF England, shall be excluded from the
consideration of the commission. It is
quite probable the claims against the
United States which have only bsen ad-
indicated by American courts, will not
agreement As this can be effected without
violation to either American or Eng
lish precedent. 1t Is believed these two
points were suggested as the result OF
the first cabinet meeting which has Oc.
CURED since the JohnsOn-Stanley pro.
focal has been received, and that these
will be followed by other and more
significant points to be agreed on at the
Cabinet meeting. In fact it is
feared that the final agreement be-
tween the two governments will
delayed until amer the new Parliament,
then as n matter of course II will be
further delayed until the organization
Of the new Ministry, which may moi
possibly occur until Mr.. Stewards
tenure OF office Is about expiring; so
the whole question will be bequeathed
to Gen. Grants administration. New
men will take It up on both sides and
it may be one, two or three years before
1t is finally settled. In this connection
1t must be remembered lthat the q. g,
reckon upon the entire good will of John
Blight and his followers cannot as II was
settled in a dispatch of Mr.. Adams TO
Mr.. Seward in 1867, stating that 4r.
Bright disapproyed OF the position
taken by the latter toward England
and nothing indicates that he has
changed his mind since
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nIssoURI.
sr. LOUIS, December

ST. LOUIS OecemDer i.
a meeting 2f some 200 prominent
gentlemen of this city was held at the
Planters House yesterday, and took
action In reference to the National
Lincoln Monument. w. ii. Cenkhill,
General Agent of the Association, was
present, and explained the plan and
object. Resolutions were adopted ht-
tingly recognizing the honor bestowed
upon Lieut.. Gen. Sherman by the asso.
citation In selecting him as one of the
group of military leaders to be repre-
sented on the monument; pledging con-
.Iributions to the Sherman fund.
On Friday last a man named Engel-
man, living in Carlinville, Illinois, cut
the throat OF hfs divorced wife, nearly
severing her head from her body. En-.
gelman was arrested and lodged In jail,
but yesterday mob of country people
took him from the jail and hung him.
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OHIO.


CINCINEATI, Dec. l.
Tho Presidential Electors OF the State
OF Ohio, assembled at Columbus this
morning. g. Voluey Dorsey was NOM
mated TO fill the vacancy in the college
caused by the death of Ex-Gov. Tod,
after which an adjournment was effect
ed until Tomorrow, when the vote Will
be cast.
The annual convention of the Ma
tienal Board ofTrade will be held in
this city tomorrow. A number OF
delegates from different parts OF the
country have already arrived, and the
indications are that the attendance will
be large.
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GEOHGIA.
AUGUSTA, November

AUuUaLA1 NUFSE11H y
The Mayor and City Council have Or
dered the postponement Of the munlcl-
pal election until the assemphiI3g taii3g oi tEs ths
eronnd that the negroes are entitled TO
Sote ty the legislative Law granting the
citSS e6arfer. and that an election is null
and void unless the present legislature
striJces ont the word white in the city
charter. The Democrats claim that the
State Constitution and reconstruction
mnnieipalIty laws to the contrary not
Iyithstandlng, and propose holding the
Te0ular election allowing the negroes TO
vote. and leave the Legislature to de-
eide as to Its legality.
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KEHTUCKX.
LoUIsv1LIE, Dec. l

1VULSF 414L4EsI AeISs 7
A fire last night on Market street
destroyed frame building occupied as
a barber shop, loss 500 covered by In
surance. The flames spread TO a'3story
building adjoining occupied by J. ii.
Schurnock as shoe store and dwelling,
damaging the contents to the amount
Of &, 600 on which there was insurance
OF s., 500 in the German Insurance
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0treQntelE1Qen
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, Dec. /, 1868.

TUESDAY, Dec. 1, 1868
Prayer by Rev. w. Bryce Morrow.
A communication from the Honse
announced the passage of chapter 100,
OF evidence, and chapter l3l, of the
court docket, &c.
They were read the first time.
1t also announced that the House had
disagreed to most of the amendments
made by the Senate to chapter A. OF
ferries, toll-bridges, Gc,; chapter 46, OF
the poor; chapter AZ, of towns and viii
lagos, and chapter so, OF justices and
constables.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, said chap
ters were laid on the table.
Mr.. Hoke, from the Committee on the
money and interest, with an amend
mont which was agreed TO.
Mr.. BOremRn moved to amend the
chapter, SO that a person charging more
than per cent would forfeit the whole
of his contract. But the motion was
lost. Those voting for it We're Aiessrs.
Foreman, Dawson, Drummond, Price
and Werninger-5-
The chapter was then ordered to its
third reading.
He also reported back chapter Il6, OF
jnries generally, with an amend
ment, which was adopted, and the chap
ter ordered 10 its third reading.
Mr.. Price introduced a. joint reSolu-
ton, "asking Congress TO aid in the
construction of the Mcnongahela VAL
ley Railroad" The resolution lays
over one day under the rules.
On motion of Mr.. Boreman, chapter
80, of weights and measures chapter OF,
OF divorces; chapter "a, of wills, and
chapter lO3, OF actions for injuries, were
taken from the table and referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary.
The following chapters were passed:
100, OF the Writ of Mandamus; ITO, or
the Writ of Prohibitions; lis, Supreme
Court of Appeals; III, General Provis-
ions relating to the Courts; 1l5, Seals;
III, or Clerks of COurisi 1ls, OF Re-
corders; 1l9, or Attorneys at Law; 100,
or the Attorney General and Pro e.
cutting Attorneys; 12l, or Notices and
Motions; 122, OF Changing a PERSONS
name; and :the joinder of tenants in
common; 123, or the County in
which proceedings are commenced;
The following chapters were read
the second time, and ordered TO third
reading: I26, of payments and set of;
l2S, OF the removal of causes pending
In one court to another; l29, OF ap,
pointment of commissioners and pro-
ceedings on accounts referred to them.
Chapter 127, OF the death or change OF
PARTIES, and the discontinuance of
causes not prosecuted, was read the
second time, and on motion of Mr..
Boreman, referred TO the Committee on
the Judiciary.
The Senate then adjourned,
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OEoMned.
oswEIo5Iot IDscen-

j. Ingersall and two other persons
were drowned yesterday, near Port
Ontario. They wera returning from q
hshing expedition down the lake, in q
small schooner, and It Is supposed the
vessel capsiZad.
About twoInehes ofsnoW have fallen
here since last night. 6 500
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COMMERCIAL AID FINksCIAL.
MARKETs BY TELEGRAPM.
NEW YoRK, Dec,

NEW YoRK, Dec. 1.
Corrox-Very firm and less active;
sales 2, 800 bales at 251<c for mIddliDB
uplands.
FLoUR-Closing dull and unsettled;
low grades unchanged; white medium
aud red grades heavy and declining.
GRAIN-Wheat-H demand
chiefly speculative; No. 2spring 81 asa
so. Rye-Scarce and firm At 81 asa
so for western. Oats-Steady at TAX
for western afloat. Corn-Quiet at 81 IA
al 15H In store. and 81 l6kal Is afioat
for mixed western
PRovIsIoNs-PorE- at S2e
for new aud old mess. Beef-Dull sad
heavy. Cut Meats-NominRl. bacon
Firm with a fair inquiry. Lard
Heavy at 15Ha152<e for fair TO prime
Eo0s-steady ana unchanged.
DRY GOODS.
The weather being cold there IS bet-
ter fnnuIrv for goods, although the
marLef IL stili dull. In prices, however,
there is but little change. except In Yep
hsIS n cent lower. We quote Pepperell
n st ISa13JHc; do K AT l21<ci do q at
i1iEo and do n at I01<c: heavy brown
SheetiuRs rule steady at I5aI6c; brown
drills Mt I7c; prints at l2c for AInoskeagi
I2I<c for Spragues: 1870 for COchecos
and MeETlmdCk anu pEAublukS SAOhh9 AZ
7L<c for common to extra.
MONEY AND srcCKs.
Wall street was very quiet to-day and
totally without exciting rumors.
MoSEY-In active demand; banks are
receiving money from the grain sec
Gions at the West, but are also sending
moderate amounts TO Cincinnati and
the southwest. Bank rate is generally
7 per cent, with occasional transactions
at 9. On the street the rate is generally
6 per cent. Discounts are quiet at 6a1.
STERLTNa-Declinin at 1091Sa1095S.
Common bills are coming on the mar
ket more freely at los.
GoLp-Quiet and steady; the ex.
tremes have been 135aI3jN. and the
closing rate 1s5; loans made at las per
cent for carrying.
GovERN1rKNr SToCKs-LoWer, but
closed steady at a fraction improvs.
ment on the early sales of the day:
coupons Of 'S1, 1145<a1145s; do '62, 110z<
ALI: do '64, 1O711al0T1<; do 'e5. 1079za
1O7If; do new, uO1Sa1107S; do 'es, 1101<
al10ss; 1O-40s, 1055za1eS1s.
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EUROPE.
PARIS, December

The printers here are on strike.
Gen. Prim, In letter to Gonlois, de-
clares that the present Spanish govern
ment will have no dealings with the
Bourbons, and he denies with indigna-
tion the truth of the report that he pur-
poses coup detGt.
LONDON, December l.
The Queen sends her compliments to
Lord monck, for his administration of
affairs in Canada.
In the elections for the House ofConn-
mons yesterday, Messrs. Granville and
Paggot (Conservatives) were returned
for Mid-Sumerset, England and Messrs.
O'Conner (LiberaL and Booth (Conserv-
ative) for sligo. The result Of the cleo
elected, and 272 Conservatives.
The Queen has recovered from a
slight iudisposition and will leave O5-
borne soon after the meeting of Parlia-
ment.
Mr.. Disraeli will not propose any
more names for the peerage during the
remainder OF his present administra-
tion. a grand testimonial banquet Is
projected in Liverpool in honor of the
members of the expiring Cabinet.
Mr.. Gladstone's chapter of Autobi-
ography IS generally thought TO bs u
needless and injudiclous publication,
and 1t is believed to have alienRted
many of his friends.
A dispatch from Constantinople says 1t
is believed here thatthe Publ1me Porte
will recall its Ambassador from Athens
unless recruiting for Crete ceased in
Greece.
BERLIN, December 1.
Iu the House of Deputies yesterday,
the Minister OF the Justice Court, Won
Lepple, made a speech urging legisla-
tion for making the legal system OF the
Prussian Kingdom uniform with the
system Ofthe Northern States.
MADRID, December /.
On Monday, a political meeting OF
monarchists in Vallsdolid, was broken
up by republicans.
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mINEsOrA.

ST. PAUL Dec. l.
The fourth annual steamboat ex-
cursion came of tot day and was splen-
did affair, brass band and large
crowd of citizens attended it. The
steamer went to Fort Smelling and
back down the river and returned here
this evening. The river 10 almost clear
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River and weather.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 1.
Weather cold and showing. River
feet and stationary. Mercury $40.
CINCINNATI, Dec. /.
River risen 20 inches, 20 feet IL
inches in the channel. II has been
showing since midnight. Thermoeter
$50.
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REV. cnAs. II. MoOLKIIAND has been
ordained as an Evangelist by the Pres
bytery of West Virginia, and has taken
charge OF the churches of Point Pleas
ant, and Columbia, in West Virginia,
and GaIlipolis, Ohio.
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a wAsH1xaToN correspondent says
that Mrs. Major Williams-late Mrs
stephen A. Douglas-noW occupies the
old mansion presented to her by her
first husband, and "withIn the mansion
two fine children count the march OF
time, neither OF them heirs of Mr..
DOuUIaRn
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BANGOR, Dec. i.
Weston the pedestrian started on 8
days trip this afternoon.
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A NEW cattle disease has recently
made its appearance in England, and is
too largely on acorns and horse chekt-
nuts, Posi- mortem examinations show
that the blood is disorganized. The
symptoms are dullness, ending In ex-
treme prostratIon, loss of appetite,
small and frequent excavations, color
less urine, discolored and liberated
membranes, and weak but not rapid
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houfs' GiEso. w. WOODWARD"
Hon. James Thompson.
,Judoe Of the Supreme Court Of Pe1snsyTpanid:
Pu11.AD ELpnIA, April IS. 1865.
GI consider "Hoo1and's German BltteTs"
a VALUABLE MEDICINE In case OF attacks OF
Indigestion or dyspepsia. can certify tnls
from my experience OF u.
Yours, with respect, o,,,,.,,,.,