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oRGANIzINoor MILITARY ooMPANIl
FROM EUROPE NY CABLE.

LONDON, Feb. 25-Evenhg.-The Liverpool
Courier contained q report this morning that
Derby had resigned the Premiership, and that
his resignation had been accepted BY the Queen.
During the day the news was confirmed. II was
also ascertained that D'Israeii would replace
Derby as Prime Minister, at the same time re-.
tanning his present post. In the House OF Lords
this afternoon, Earl Mslmsbery announced that
Derby had rendered his resignation to the Queen
on account OF continued ill health, and her Ma
jcsty had called upon the present Chancellor Of
the Exchequer to form new cabinet. Russell
and others expressed their sympathy for Lord
Derby, and hoped he might recover and resum 0
his post at the head Of the ministry.
In the House Of Commons the announcement
of the resignation Of Derby was made BY Lord
Stanley, and was responded to by Gladstone,
who, with much delicscy and feeling, expressed
his sorrow. The transaction Of business in the
House has been postponed until Friday.
LONDON, Feb. 2S.-All the prisoners charged by
the coroner's Jury with completely In the Clerk
enwell explosion have been committed for trial
for murder.
Sullivan and Pigot, now confined in the Rich
mond prison, have been called upon by many
influential persons, but interviews are forbidden.
The House Of Lords in Committee Of the Whole
tonight agreed to the suspension Of the habeas
corpus In Ireland.
DUBLIN, Gu zo'-H II reported that III. heron
has been engaged by the United States to defend
Gen. Maggie, whose trial commences 81 Sligo on
Sunday.
Trains lecture last night was better attended,
and passed of without interruptions.
ConK, Feb. 25.-The dwelling house Of Mr..
Rewham, magistrate residing in the suburbs.
was assailed last night by q party OF men who
were disguised They were repulsed, but cs-
| capped.
LosDos, Feb 2S-5:3o p. m.-Consols, osf9p3ts;
U. S. bonds, nv; Illinois, sTs4i Erie, 4ax.
FRASKpoRT, Feb 25.-Bonds closed strong at
7SI.
clined.
LIVERPOOL, Feb, 2s.-Cotton closed firm.
During the latter part Of the day there WAS more
activity In cotton to arrive. Uplands In port,
s's; to arrive, o%. Orleans, OK. Sales, 1000
bales. Breadstuffs and provisions unchanged.
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PERSONAL.

j. II BARTLETT, U. S. A.; Lieutenant +. II.
Fuller, 4. ;. Al 5, Sewell, U. $. Nj Hon. g. W.
Carrigan, of Pennsylvania, and Hon. W. Mud
gilt, of New York, are at the Metropolitan.
JUDGE MoORg, A, J, Marshall, of Virginia,
and General J. Il, swift Of New Orleans, are at
the Owen House.
5. Luce, U. $. Nj General W. c. Kyle, East
Tennessee, and Governor G. J. Jenkins, OF
Georgia. are at the Ebbitt House.
MIR. bowen, publisher OF the New York Iade.
pcHdcni, arrived In town yesterday,
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The Florida Conventisu.

TALLAHAssEE, Feb. 2s.-The convention passed
to-day in reading the constitution, which was
adopted as whole. About shutdown forty mem.
bers signed the constitution-nve refused. An
ordinance was passed Withholding their pay and
mileage from the members refusing to sign the
constitution, and referring the claims to the next
Legislature.
At halfpast Ave, p. m, the convention, having
finished Its labors adjourned, subject to the call
Of the president.
The constitution adopted appears to be salts
factory to all classes, and the best feeling pre-
walls among the delegates and citizens.
The Republican nominating convention meets
tonight. Most of the delegates viii leave for
home tomorrow.
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TuE MONEY NERVE is the most sensitive Of
nerves, and Its response throughout the world
In full view of the probable impeachment of the
President OF the United States, Is significant
fact. Let loud-nouthed politi rave as they
please; while gold has gone down some three
cents w.thin the last two days, and our stocks
remain firm In Europe, the friends Of the Gov
eminent need not be alarmed.
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Constitutional Amendment In Vow
Jersey.

TRENTON, N. J., Feb. Ex-Governor Ward to-
day sent to the Senate the joint resolution
Withdrawing the consent OF New Jersey to the
proposed constitutional amendment, No. II, with
his objections The Governor argues the matter
at length. He says the resolution has no valid
ity. Ratification having already been made, no
further action can be taken by the State unless
the matter be again submitted by Congress. No
time was set by Congress for Its ratification BY
a SUFFICIENT number Of States. and therefore New
Jersey cannot avail herself Of any right to with
draw because Of delay by other states. The
veto was read, and lays over by the constitution,
The bill to repeal the usury law was, after q
long debate, lost in the House.
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A LII QUIET ON SEVENTH STREET, At Bo0AN
THEY ARE STILL SELLING GOODS AT LOWER
PRICES THAN COULD BE AFFORDED IL BOUGHT
AT THE PRESENT HIGH RATES IN THE WHOLE
SALE MARKET.
CALL SOON. BEFORE ANOTHER ADVANCE.
fe8-s
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GRADUATES OF THE NAVAL ACADEMY.-In the
House Of Representatives, yesterday, Mr.. O. d.
Hubbard, OF West Virginia, introduced a bill
which provides that graduates of the Naval
Academy shall, upon graduating, receive com
missions as ensigns In the United States navy
bearing the same date as their graduation, and
ranking according to the merit-roll Of gradua
tlOn.
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The South Carolina Convention

cHARLEsTos, Feb. 25.-The convention to-day
passed to Its third reading the entire executive
article, numbering thirty-three sections. There
was considerable debate asto whether a recogni-
ton OF the Supreme Being should be a qualih.
cation, which was finally decided In the afhrma.
tive.
Gen, Candy visited the body to-day, and was
received with applause. The convention took
a recess to afford the members an opportunity Of
paying their respects to him. 1t Is understood
that the Republican convention will nominate
either J. J. Robertson, Of Columbia, or Gen. R
R. Scott, for Governor.
The congressional nominees are being eonsld
cred.
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Gala Day In New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 25.-No session Of the
convention was held to-day. The streets were
crowded with people witnessing the Mardi Gras
revels and the procession OF the Mystic Grow Of
Oomus, Tonight there are balls In all the thea
tres and every available place.
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phoroSALS roh nhooN' FLOUR AND SOAP.
OFFICE SnIEr CosAIssAnr sgBsIsrEScE,).
DEPARTMENT OF THR MISSOURI,
FoRL LEAyESwoRrH.Ka Kansas, Feb, 10, 1888.
Sealed Proposals In duplicate, subject 10 the usual
conditions, will be received at this Office until IL
e,eloek N: on WEDNESDAY, February 70, 1855, for
l0oM pounds Of bacon, clear sides. ID
loW pounds Of flour, double extra. fall wheat.
S4S1 pounds 81 soap, extra family. In boxes aud
ns Sssss0n, clear siSss tney srSp to BE- thSr0ush'
each. II III ~ XIV -
The Flour must be from fall whcat, and bids should
state the prices at which II will be furnished In double
and In single sacks, .... -. ys.-tr H....-H
tion - 80 IT,.
s.mps. Of nd SSS.p nust the bid:
will be delivered this place, lnd at the raroa
SsPSt u " Lssyssworth city lNpy point 0a tho y
inspeetIoa wiliaail cases DO ~ the sSHen.e, feon.
'.ss't, - 'Bfsvs, Brig. d DEL, 4 t cRla
fs1s-lt ns ''T''''E Department hissou'i
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ST, LOUIS, Feb. 25.-The Democracy Of st.
Louis are taking measures for mass meeting
at an early day, to express their Views on the
situation at Washington.
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NVHtIOh IN NOFth VHFOIIhN.
RALEIGH, Feb 25.-Last night, by q strong
vote, the convention adopted the article on suf-
hage, making 1t general without the test oath.
On another reading the oath may be applied.
To-day was spent on the article of the Judiciary
making three supreme courts and twelve supreme
judges, all elected by the people.
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THE USE OF PURE WINES
Is CONDUCIVE TO HEALTH.
GREATLY BENEFITS THE INVALID.

rosl 'eeuully request the careful attention OF inc
Public . the following certificate Of ANALYSIS;
wAsHISGroS. Feb. Is. 1853.
@. r. Pc, RTE, Esq:
SIN Al your request | have examined the several
fT Ss and Wsi adsp.sd ior REpiSISYL UsE ThS
dG SaEi II nix PoRT VINE red color ps..n,
favor, and yieds-Aleohol, eleven per cont Grape
sasar,. seven per cent Dry TsrtaIie Acid, S. CAL
iFORNiA AN dELicA aswSet yeiiow wine, yieid,ss-
s I Per cent. GhIitoREfH EUs6hTEI, a white
sweet wine, yis l6 per cent. Grape SUI
sT, psI sSy! asaS, u ps STr IN. nal, ,,,,or
With pleasant a yor, yields-Aleohol, % Per cent
Ths ,trsst lie strength Of these Wines accounts
for d excess q ,ee and unhrmsptsd sugar found
only an strong SCOUT bern wines HENRY ERNl,
ate Chief Chen list department Of Agriculture.
T'as above Wines 1 intend to make a SPECIALLY.
n sy eoms from Perkins. stsrps Co., Of New York.
IN a Agents for the MOST CkLnBRATBD VINE
\ ARDS in California, snd may always DO depended
,pon for purity and eseslsaee. 80 III &C.
iebz-saf tstsrl 3 Cor. Ninth and streets.
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JACKSON, MISS, Feb. 25.-The convention IL
still engaged on the bill Of rights. The commit
tee on Mefman's case made = report Of the facts
without recommendations.
Gen. Giliem has made the following appoint.
mcnts to all existing vacancies; To be judges OF
the high courts Of error and appeals OF the
State Of Mississippi, E. q. Peyton, Thomas
Shackleford, and T. Jeasrd. ..T
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Special Notices.

". THE MASTER BUILDE
~ gsIoswilI held 2 meeting a, t6s!r Rooms.
s' 'f'f'ii 'ii s'.i' HS;' ss; THIS
80. HON. w. MUNaEN, M. O., Will
slsa upon DID, &: Sir 90 h&,1, 81 ~
!. S.s!! r. s's s y
w-MEpIc.Ih155,. ~ n y q g E \ THA nx-
~
ton Of candidates for admission into the Medic1i
ass,l.sss ss.iou. Of appearing b.tor. tn. Board
must make application to the Honorable Secretary OF
q: q e q As e
3, !.
.s::;l: \ Ss $ s'.s
csssful e5smips'.on Is legal prerequisite for mp.
TSs many yssaheis! existing in the Medical corts
imm'do SpPISpR%spTf e sf ~ ssnd
Bureau q Medicine and Surgery. Navy Bsparimsn..
~- THE MOST IMPORTANT MOVE
nm ssTL q SnS HRnn..Ana .Siou5ns,d %se,,pE
Ssld % wESStsbbiA SpfoMT 4 Ts%psssas. Hal,
s...e: are Interested il hi: orsani1a cnveitreni.
department clerks, mechanics, and working people
% sf h 81 :. S.J II ne Ss
PAY rent. thus placing the poor plane with tho
Senator PeMBRoYwii take the chair at 80 loek
f,2.s afs 'Es.Is eis scrs S,sSp nto tsn,
~sc. =. oUMMINs,
RsBvBNrH STREET,
AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE. HOUSE,
~ =; s fssS r THEY
ra. TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
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Frs.s Chiease-A Hseti.s On the Im.

FFS~ Shhee8e-A Aeettm8 On tue In
.as s7 pessAasse 0asssisU. -'1-7s '7-'-
CHICAGO, Feb. 2S.-The meeting tonight at
Library Hall, in accordance with a call issued
yesterday, was fully attended. Speeches were
made By several prominent ssssiemsa 81 This
city. A series ofresolutions were adopssd, snons
which wa the feiiowiegi ~
nrsoiref Thst we nost heartily rssify and In
dssps the setioa Of II Holpe Of Rspreseni stives
u impesshing 4nd,.s JoAn.en hat bis own
head he's furninhed e1ear 9vidSuSo Of his guilt;
and we demand from the scnI3s az sp1sdy and
prompt action a. 10 eonststcnt With the forms OF
law and fair and impartial trial =
Indian Dcpredatiens in New Mexies.
ST. LOUIS, Feb 2s.-Ths Republican has letter
from Lessburs, New Mexico, giving a report
that soms twelve HUNDRED Indians had attacked
Fort Lancaster and obtained possession of the
quarters. The casualties are not stated. The
bodies Of Ave Americans have been found on the
wood OF the Coachs, supposed to Aave Seen
killed by Indians. .tl o. 90
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FALLS ICE COMPANY.

f1eGREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY.
FEBRUARY, 1868.
This company respectfully announces that they have
completed their arrangements for supplying the com
mqnlty win Ice. =,
Wenty thousnnd tons OF pure Ice as can be found
an1 whsLe. We nave also made arrangements g iqr.
nh Boston and hennebee Ice TO those who may desire
% Pc supplied therewith NOT haying been prepared
toIpInish the pupIe WIN iul ana constant supply OF
aaS 4. SSds y and
ton. delivered and weighed daily a. .hsiE dspos IN.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


N E VS. FROM E UROP E.
RESIGNATION Oh LORD DERBY.
D'ISRAELI TAKES MS PLACE.
FENlAN NEWS.
THE NEWS FROM MEXICO
Gov.wnrd and tho Legislature
THE NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
THE IMPEAcHMENT QUESTION.
Excitement Throughout the Country.
IN a a
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.BUKEAU CUNsTRUyTION AND KEFAIHs.
loo Tone thousand bushels Charcoal maple or pine.
BUREAU OF RaUIPMRNT AND RECRUITING
IS (thirty eighty slabs Soap Stone. I'D. H
Responsible security required for the prompt and
faithful delivery of tho supplies awarded.
Blank forms Tor bids, with further particulars for
''l1'''' W W A"' " 'A' CALVIN @. JACKSON,
feB3t Paymaster, U. s. Navy.
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RICHMOND, Feb. AIN the Convention to-
day the question Of suffrage was under discus
sion. John Minor Botts and Judge Riyes are to
address the Republicans here this week. A
meeting for that purpose was called for tonight,
but Mr.. Bolts was taken sick.
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FoR Interesting deferred local news sec fourth
mage,
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PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES.
oPYIcR PAYNAsrER US. NAyY,)
40 CHEsrsuI STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, Feb, %, 1858.
Proposal. viii be received at this once until 2
o'clock, D. m, on the 18th day Of February, for fur
nishnI the United States Navy Department. the fol-
lowing articles. 70 be Of the best quality and subject
pbia Navy Yard where they are 10 DO delivered free
% expense 70 the 2 oyernmsnit
$50 gallons Sperm OIL, best winter strained, bag.
Is kegs Clinch Rings, assorted.
PoR BUREKU ORDNANCE.
barrel Lnseed OIL, boiled.
barrel Sperm Oil, boiled.
Blank forms for bids at this Office
A. & WATSON,
feB-A H Paymaster United States Navy.
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Military Orssnisstisns In PhilsdeI.
phia.

PiTrsBuRs, Feb. 2S.-Gen. VIM. Robinson, sr,
one OF the Oldest and most respected citizens of
Pittsburg, died this morning.
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In the meeting at Edwards last
Saturday, Mr.. H. X. Austin, formerly
of Massachusetts, who had been sup
posed to have had utilization with the
Radicals, announced himself Demo-
crat, from and after this time. He ad-
vised all the freedmen to vote the
Democratic ticket, and said that the
meaning of Radicalism, is to extract
all the money its leaders are able,
from the pockets of the people.
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A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND THE LET
TER FROM HIS MOTHER.


Benton Barracks, Mo, April 30, 1856
DR.. JOHN BULL-Dear Sif.-Knowing tn.
Fhclrncy your sal Sararla and the healing
and ben fetal quel ties it post s>es send YOU
the following statement ofmy case.
| Was wounded about two Years ago was
taken prisoner. and confined sixteen months
Being moved so often, my WI ais Lave not
healed yet. | have not sat upa mo nent since
| was wounded. l am shot through the hips
my general health Is impaired, and l neei
something to assist nature. have more iaIta
in our Sarsaparilll than anything else. !
wish hat that is genuine. Please express me
half a dozen bottles, and oblge.
CAPT. &. Z. JOHNSON, 81. Louis, No.
Z :. The following Was writ Aprl "
1856 :; by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother OF Cspt,
johnson.
DIR. BULL Dear Sir:-My husband, Dr.. C..
S. johnson, was skillful surgeon ana hys-
elan amt surgeon in Central New York, where
he died leaving the above &. P. johnson To my
cart. At thirteen years of age he had chron.
ic dia,rhea and scrofula, for which gave him
your Sar aparIIla. II cared h N. ] have iof
ten Years recon mrndtd IL to many IN New
York, Ohio anil LAVA, or scrOfula, fever sores
and general debility. Perfect Succes, has az
tended it. The cureS effected in some case:
# scrofuLG and ferer So, IS acere almost nj
TdcutOHS. / am very anxious f my son y
again have recourse to your Sarsaparilia. d.
il fear ul Of Getting spurious article, heno'
his wiring to you for it. His w0un are I'll
rlble, bur | believe he WI recover. .,-
Respectfully, JENNIE JOHNsOA'
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1t is known that Gen. Grant is run
ming as a candidate for the Presidency
on a platform which asserts for the
federal government the power to force
negro suffrage upon the Southern
States, and yet fails even to endorse
the policy of negro suffrage in the
Northern States--thus presenting him
self in the attitude of mere trimmer,
or thing of wax in the hands of un-
scrupulous manipulators. But there
is positive proof that before he was
taken to the summit of a high noun
tain by these schemers, that he did de-
clare himself unqualifedly oppos TO
comforting upon negroes the privilege
of voting. Here is the testimony:
Extract from Senator Doolittle's speech at
Milwaukee, October 1865.
The other day when General Grant
was here, spending several hours with
him in free conversation on this sub
ject among others, he expressed to
him the same opinion. Said /, "Gen.
Grant, / never quote private CONVEX
sation without express permission
Am I permitted to state what you now
state to me Z" Said he, Certainly
there is no concealment on my part"
And he stated to me in the converse
ton that considerable portion OF the
troubles between the whites and blacks
that had already occurred was an CON
sequence Of the unaoise attempt to force
negro suffrage IN those States. He said
further, that if the Federal Govern
ment were to attempt to do it and en-
force it, it would undoubtedly produce
war 6etween tie tao races there.
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THE VERDICT OF THE PEoPIE-Tt

The VERDICT OF THE PEoPLE-THE
lMPEAcHERs ON TRIAL.-George II
Williams and Henry w. Corbett, the
two United States Senators from Ore
gon, have been spoken to by their
constituents, and their Radical here
sizes emphatically condemned. This
is the first State rebuke since the i'm
parchment trial terminated, and two
of the Senators, who voted for the
conviction of the President have
themselves been tried and convicted
of the people they represent The
trials by tile people of their Senators
and Representatives in Congress are
over. They have but commenced
Oregon leads off. - Cincinnati Enqui-
rer
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From the Cincinnati Enquirer.

TOIl b06 ClDclUHdbl
MINERAL POINT, May 81, 1S69-On
last evenings train Gen. Grants father
arrived here at this city, and when it
was known, "and such things are gen
orally known in very short time"
the leading Radicals of the city came
in, and were introduced to him, and
they were making a great fuss over
him. At last the conversation turned
upon politics, and Gen. Grants father
said. gentlemen there never was such a
nomination made as the Radicals have
made in nominating my son as Presi-
dent, and Colfax is very good nan
for the position of Vice President He
said he was glad that Ben Wade was
not put in as Vice, for he had not a bit
of sense, and talked too much, and
would have been the means of the Radi
cal ticket losing at least a hundred
thousand votes in Ohio-don't believe
in letting negroes vote; says it is too
much like trying to make them equal
to the whites, and said the only reason
he thought they ought to have been
freed for, was financially and political
ly, not because they were not in their
place, for he thought the only place
they were fit were as slaves, for they
are not able to take care of themselves,
and he told a story to illustrate the
fact Said the only way they would
work and the only way to treat them
was by using the whip freely. lie
thinks the people will be ashamed of
giving the negro his freedom. He
says General Palmer made a fool of
himself at the convention in his
speech. He don't think much of
Palmer or the platform. He said he
advised them to leave niger out OF
the platform, for he told them if they
did not they would be beat; and said
one of the most disgusting things he
ever witnessed was the niger dele
gates at the convention at Chicago. II
he had his way he would have kicked
them out He said hever--no, never
would he be willing for niggers to
vote; he thinks the more they are ed
dcated the worse it is for them, and
says he don't believe in. educating
them. He don't believe in them yot
ing ia the South or any place else
They had not civil rights at all; TINS
country was made to be ruled BY
white men and not niggers; thinks the
Freedmen's Bureau the greatest swim
| lie the country ever saw. He said he
| had seen the time when he had moth
ing to eat, and the United States did
not feed him. but he had to work OIL
starve. And as long as they indnlged
the nigger in idleness the longer they
would haveto. And said ii he had
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1868-06-15

Capt Fitzgerald anu Col. eau Sc,
Democratic canvassers, spoke at Ed
wards on Saturday. At the conclu-
sion of their addresses, seven freed
men cam } forward and declared their
purpose to vote the Democratic ticket,
among the rest, Rev. VIM. Barrow
and Monk Turner, both well kno wn in
that vicinity.
The meeting was large and enthusi-
astic. Freedmen declared openly
against Radicalism. The effect of the
speech is best described by these re-
suits.
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5 Stony .Is PoIn Rr White Co. Ark. Nav .,
| got some of your Sisana u5Hihg drugs va
DR. Gist who hoe u Oedrr
tried them, and he has imnro,on'''u health, h,
MY son-ln law, who WA win,
mas been down with rheuma a nlp IN the sto,.
Tune, commenced ON Bitters . aT'i 70, sSS''
his genera health improved, anu nn soon fou-5
mas beer In bad health for >evera! ve oofr', VIA
Gem ana Ia h.rer gfected-he improrr stoa.
W n"H ny p; tne u>e OF our Btrers IOsd Ven
e tbis nteps mas given you great po' De
quantity of your medicines M ioul1 eel gre,.
OF your CedI on Bltt,rS ami sui ial- tspcs1
Ship me via Memphis, care Ri, t@ a.fI>aparlla~
Respectfully, &, r AV W Ne,ly