The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-16
AND No. 600 BRoADwAY NEW YORK. Ia

SERIOUS CATAsTRoPHE.-Just we predicted,
a startling casualty occurred at the coal yard No.
sb7 N Ninth street. One OF the clerks In the office
was rung up this morning at 31a O'Clock. Opening
the office door, he was Immediately Frustrated by
huge bundle OF coal orders that had just ar
rived Sitting down. he labored diligently to assort
them until this afternoon at Es P. M, when he was
attacked by brain fever. An ante.mortem examna-
ton made by the whole corps of University Profes.
sor revealed three coal orders tightly wedged into the
medullary masses which compose the cerebelum.
These being removed, he Will Alter is doing
q huge business in selling the best of coal vt the
cheapest rates,
THE CONDITION OF THoUsANDs.-No appetite; no
refreshing sleep: cheerful thoughts disposition
to labor; inclination for socety interest any
thing desire to live, even; and yet specific all
ment which can be cassed a positive disease.
Thousands ay, tens of thousands are In this condl
tion-the mart. rs OF disabilities to which pathology
assigns no technical name
What is the source OF their discomfort, mental and
bodily? ToRPoR OF THE STOMACH. and consequent
upon that, Idn0or the circulation, weakness Of the
nerves and clouded brain What does common sense
suggest as remedy for this deficiency In vital power?
Clearly, q BE.vIrALIzINe MEDIcINE-something that
will stimulate tone and sustain the broken down
energies OF nature. HosTKITER's STOMACH BIrTERs
meet the exactly. In this benefceDt TONIC are
combined all the ingredients necessary to change the
condition of the system, and bring the dormant
organs into healthful action In the tall Of the year
when the night-dews are chill and heavy, aud the
morr Ing logs are charged with miasma. the body,
debtated by the heats of summer, is peculiarly sus
ceptible TO unwholesome inhueuces At this season,
of all Others therefore, UtgoTdtton is required both
an 81 sfeguard against fever and ague and other ma
larous disorders and preparation for the search
ing cold OF winter. Dyspepsia, bilious complaints,
nervous disorders, and distressing affections OF the
bowels always or less prevalent In October
and November, and the surest and safest means OF
averng them is course of this purest, mildest and
| most efncaclous OF all toncs and alternatives.
FINE FRENCH GALE BooTs AND aAIrERs.-The
man who has never experienced the pleasure OF
wearing pair OF boots made by William IL. Heweg,
| Is TO some extent an object Of commiseratlon. We
| speak knowingly, having worn Helweg's boots for
years. Their comfort however Is not their only
| recommendation, rs they made of the best mate
rial and in the very best manner. Helweg will moi
employ an incompetent workman; therefore his
work 10 always hrsclass. His store and factory Is
atNo, ts6 Arch street. next to the OF Sixth
OVER RExERTIoN.-All feel the necessity, at tim es
OF something TO tone up the system, wasted aud dc
pressed by over mental physical exertion. Instea
OF Tesortng TO alcoholic medcated stlnuiants us
sPEERs "STANDARD WIHE BITTERs" the base G
which is his pure Wines; they are supersedIng a
others now offered TO the public. Try them, ana 20
will be oonV inced OF what we say, sold by druggist