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A dispatch dated Virginia, Nevada, oep'
,embsr 9o.h. says about $50 members Of the
Niness' Union, headed By the odiceD of The
organisation, and accompanied With fife eand
drum, started out this afternoon to expel
the Chinese from the works Of the Vlrgtuis
and Truckee Railroad. Sheriff Cummings,
Of this county, With bis deputy and oincess
from Gold Hin, were present and read the
Riot Act of The United States, and ordered
The crowd 70 disperee and desist from the
unlawful business they were upon. Atkins,
President Of the Gold Hill Union, replied
that they would do what they had 'stasted
out TO do, and then dispersa Al they Up.
preached the working parties. the Chinalnen
dropped the,r tools, ran foe thsif cuepa
eashesod up thsir el1ects, and many q tAs0
put tor he hiIiA, No psnonal injury "
done 70 my one, nor has any aetemps bssa
made 70 injurs ths company > Notn. TAs
Chinamen have besn coming Into town ~
~ Svsnins for psotscsion.a y. ~ '- %''s.e
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Terrible Murder AZ Ktsgsvtlle, Mo.
4 1ss ssS ~ Wifs 1agsd ssita Q. Ass,
rhon ~ xanaas CITY journal sssh.


11oo he Kansas city Journal 18Th.
Last Monday night most terrible double
murder was committed near Kipgsv'lle, In
Johuson county: Mr.. and Mn. Cox. liv.
ing ON . farm owned by Mr.. Dryden, about
four miles north Of town, were killed In
moot brutal manner, and the mystery that
hangs about their sudden death the omesfs
Of the law are now trying 10 so.vc.
The following, - told to u, appears 70 b
all that 10 known about tie matter:
It appears that HI. Cox was in bad health,
and Dr.. King, who wss attending him, went
on Tuesday morning to see how his pstieas
was. The sight that met his eye vas almost
too sickening to relate. The body Of Mn.
Cox was found lying near the front door.
There Wa the appearance that heavy blow
bad been dealt her upon the top of the head,
while two deep cuts were visible In the
brrast, - If the hendish murderer had twice
sunk IN axe 10 the very helve.
Who did this dreadful deed1 Who could
dol are the general inquiries in and around
Kipgsville. Mr.. Cox was poor man, and
We understand peaccsbls in his character.
1t 10 " be hoped that justice will overtaks
the doer, or doers, OF this double crime.
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T3ctorv Orev the InGlians.

TJctorv Orer the I,sdians.
The following 10 part Of the first 6eld Of
der issued by General Hancock: 1t givss
the details Of brilliant fight Of desach'
ment of the Tirteenlh Infantry with the In
dians in Montana about eight weeks since.
The detachment Was under command OF
CAPTAIN E. w. Gift His loss was private
Terence Concry, Company d. killed; psi'
vats Michael Fitzgerald, Of Company +;
Geo. Cru.s, Of Company g, and one eisissa
wounded. Concerning the affair, tho Gen.
eral says: Considering the length Of The
pursuit and nature of the difficulties to be
overcome, the commanding General regards
this affair "a one of tho most brilliant and
successful that has occurred in the depart.
ment. and the result il promulgated in or
dess with tho hope that the conduct of Cap
tain Gift and bis men will he cmulaaed by
the remainder of the command whenever
circumstances arise demanding it. The com.
manding General particularly distinguishes
Captain Gift in this affair for his prompe'
ness and energy in the pursuit, and for con-
spicuous gallantry in the action which fo''
lowed. Captain Cliff, In his "fhcial report,
mentions for the especial notice and COM
mendaaion Of the department commander,
corporal Bruce Sheridan, and private Ter.
ence Conery, killed; Christopher Thomp-
son, of company D; Sergeant James sulli'
van, Of company @, and citizen Thos. King,
who rendered gallant and edacient service.
The officers and men whose names aTs
herein mentioned, ore commended to the
favorable notice Of the 0eneral-in- Chief OF
the army ; and Captain Gift 10 recommended
for brevet Of Major 70 date from 7:h Of
April, $780,"
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Colonel Sam Russell, an Cd s,ajdses sf
It, Joseph, returned from Nostaas ysseer.
day. He showed ~ specimen of spsineI
'ys raissd sew v!fthia City, vhsea aves.
- z. .aseAels n ~ aega-M a tiws,xI
6p1Dbe1 00eh
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POET r. Y.
1o10el FreyOr'0 13ld for Gold.
Friday, September 9tth Isoo

DSO~A e SO1~1o A0A&A AYE A3OAOo
Friday, September Sath, isoo.
BOUNDS how the price went asshing through
Wall strest, William strest Band street, Gswi
Al the spccie In all the land
Held 10 one Ring BY giant hsud,-
For millious more it WAS ready to pay,
And throesIe the ssseet on hangnau'sdsy
Up from the Gold Prs .ethsr hell
While the innocent fountain rose and scu,
Loud sod higher the bidding rose
And the bulls, triumphant, faced their Sess.
Il seemed - X Satan himself we're In Il,
Lifting f,-ons per cent. miDu,e,--
Thsough the believing broker. there amid
Wh0 msde the terrible, nnal bid!
High over all and even higher,
Was heard the voice Ut Israel Freyev,-
4 doleful kpcll iu the si0rm'swcpt mart
''viye nillio0s more! aud for any p1st
III give Que Hundred aud Sixty:'
Israel Frcyer-thc Government Jew
Good - ths bsst-soaksd through and threueA
With credit gained In the year he sold
Our Treasurys precious hoard Of gold;
Now through his thankIcss mouth rings out
The leaguers' last and cruelost shout
Pity the shorts7 Not they, Indeed,
While single rival = left to bleed!
Down come dealers In silks and hides,
Cr0wdinx the Gold Rooms rounded sides,
Jostling. trampling each others fcst,
Uitesing gl0ans In the outer street,
Watching. with npturncd faces pale,
The scurrying index mark ito 'ale,-
Hearing the bid of Israel Freycf-
That ominous voice. would It ever tirss
I" Five millions more! for any part,
III Il breaks your firm. II It cracks your hsast,)
III give Ono Hundred and s!xty,"
One hundred and sixty: Can't be true!
whst win the bears At forty dot
How will the merchants pa: th"!v d::ssa!
How will the country stand the ncwss
Wbat'll the basks-but listen : hold!
In scrcwing upward the price of sold
TO that dangerous. last. particular pcy.
They had killed their Goose with the Golden Esg
Just there the metal came pouring out,
An ways at once, like water spout,
Or q rubbing, gushing. yellow food,
That drcnchcd the bulls wherever they stood
Small nceG u open the Washington main,
Their Golfer dams were hurst with the etraini
II came by runner~ It came by wire,
To answer the hid Of Isracl Freyes,
1t poured In millions from every side,
And almost stranglcd him ~ he cricd--
I'm give One Hundred and Sixty:'
Like Vulcan after Jupiter's kick.
Or the aphOrittical Rtckcl's stick,
Down, down, down tho premium fell
Fnstcr thnn this rude rhyme can tell
Thirty per cent the index eiid,
Yet Frcycr still kept making his bid
zone hundred aud Sixty Tor any part I"
The sudden ruin had crazeti hk heart,
Shattered his senses, cracked his brain,
Aud left him crying again aud again
Still making his bid at the markets t"p
Like the Dutchman's lrs that could never stop),
lone HvHdied and Sixiy-Fivc Millions More r
TN they dragged hin. h0wiin.. oG the 6oor.
The very last w0rds thst n jler aud buyer
Heard irUm the mouth of Israel Fscyes-
cry to remember ~ long - they i've
Were. .'l', take Five Millions more! I'll give
III give One Hundred mud Sixtyi"
n. j. J'ri0"Hr. EhnUSDC STxpnAN.
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x1Ow to Mako NIOnOy.

The AsosA ss6 Hams says ~ ft1low1ag ..whinaey"
= t"e ists xits 0rrsns Ha,lcet h,s asv9 eesa psb
0shsd before: i2 - 's"'ff ~
Iym enyes sN4S~ ealsiagp pNpekhT
brstrs than henking. trading q jeases:
Take bank ua1s ~ fsld Il up,
~ ihss ~ ~a' ~ yaar vsalh t,aqseapa
-" ~esds'tsl pass vtsAose Aaasw q loss
Sesps your eash In yoar haals a.d WITH sothiae
Y TO tpshls Il
Asd ssssy uDeihE - ~ 4 80. % g.
It's pa's ~ ~ Ngbt * ~ tAas yos Iss,as e
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HoeC Ev,okess Bosseo Heal.

Hos0 Broken Bosses Heat.
An eminent physician writes = follows in
the HlsrN s~d Howe: Bsokea Sosss heal
like wosnds of the h<sh. but very slowly:
ths caemes ruQuire. months Wlla1e the later
require days. The cifost " aasIIe - 70 clar
away the rubbish, osiajured tissue, the same
- the mason would remove the db6ris of
broken wall before attempting TO repair the
breach. This preliminary work requirvs
nve Or six days, or eysa more t1nsc, II the
injury b severe During that period the sus.
geon can do nothing but hook on with folded
banda The limb, In The mean time, should
b placed In an easy poition, kept pesfectly
qniet. and cooling applications made 70
prevent undue innamaion. All efforts to
ct the hone, during tss period, are not
only useless, but frcqurntly very injusioua
6dl greater violenee 10 dasne 70 the fractured
bone by such efUrts, md the dressings nee.
essary - rstain the hoses in sppodtion. At
The end Of shout week The inflammation he's
somewhaa subsidized, he limb can be handled
without great pain, asd The wosk ot sspais
b now to commence. At this time abe bones
ars 70 be gently put In their proper relations,
and proper retaining dessipgs applied. This
10 the truc setting Of the t'oncs, and can be
accomplished without pain or rinoonvsussnco
by . skillful surgeon. From this time all
that b required 70 perfect the cure is t.
maintain the bones In . state Of pesfecs rest
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A 6cptcs,s her Fancy.

BYD VAN BUREN,.
viii you always, love. remember
That sweet day In mid. September
when left the crowded city and its multitude OF
mnrts?
Left the city tn dim distance
And forgot the md existence
That surGcs Me . macstrom In million human
kcarts.
VIII you soon forget the river
And the rcstlcrs gicam aud culver
On Ito sunlit. rpued bOsom Ut thousand auttcring
sais?
Or the s~ift!, .2,yng steamers -
With their wealth of vaudy strcamers
A. they scmmed the ccaselcss current psst the woody
peaks and valcs7
Psst dim, towering stony ridses!
Over solemn. sounding bridxcr
Throsgh twilight faint and hazy o( luxurious ra.
vines.
With daylight fading o'cr U.s.
River. hill and dalc before w,
There was Joy In natures landscape and its ever.
shifting scenes.
Then came starlight iridcscent,
And the moon In golden cscScent
1At hcs mellow h0sn In silcncc Ues pusps coast Of
cloud:
And beside us, family throbbiag.
All tho river waves were sObhiny
4 monotone Of mourning neither musical sos loud
Round 10 shone no light uacestsia.
For shove nights starry curtain
Hang like dotted csnopy Of purple sheen and gold
While near IA, girt with bstghtneaA
And died with GUNNER iightpcss.
~ river broad aud bthcsomc like stscan Of sves
rolkA.
Then thousand fancies dllsd me,
And With swift emotions thrilled me.
Per kncw. like mine. your heart and bsais voss
standing In eclipse:
And before those fanciss faded,
Or BY ssdrcss could he shaded,
sought and fonnd ny vsaishod youth u ~ sosss On
your lips.
Meath tho Aatumn stau NJ parted.
You warm, true and tcndesheastsA.
Asd l. despite unrest end doubt, With ssul bepe
crowned aud str,ng.
Tor beneath the starlight spieaAoe
You had spoken words 70 tender
That 10 my heart Hope built her nesa aal s.as her
0unmsr song.
MN Soa always levs rsaeas0
That swoet day in mtd-scpeember.
VSse ~ jaR ~ essw1sl city ~ ~ QalssssAs q
msstss
Let the city In dim distances. .sa..,y ssarsa
And forgot the sad exisssocs
That su'ces like . mseasssom iS , al1Iea Aamaa
heastA
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Swap.

.A1 Swap.
Snap is IN American word which describes
an American sttribuse The word b not
found IN any other language, ard the attri.
butte h not found in any other people. ltis
dimcult to dsdne exactly what snap Il. Snap
i-snap. It 10 . nervous concentration Of
number Of excellent faculties which ne
everything, and does everything-which 10
always ready for use, and which goes of, at
any time, and al times. like the crack of
wagon whip, Or the spring Of . steel trap.
Snap u what makes things 60 There b no
surplusage about it-n0 .cumbessome suvel.
opments to clog its motions-no distrust Of
it. own power 70 cause It to hesisats and
doubt, when it ought to act Its clean cut,
sharp. bright, quick, and always we'll gath.
cred up for use In any and all emsrgsneisa
Il never discusses, nor consider; Il only aessL
In fact, snap 10 action. II i snap that built
the Pacific Railroad; snap that planted
three or four young States and twenty -four
ishing cities under and on the Rocky Noun
tains IN ten years. and map that makes
Chicago the largest grain and divorce mar.
kes In the world. Snap 10 purely business
virtue, and 10, beyond al dispute, the 50.
premest and most highly esteemed of human
tsaita It makes smal, fortunes out Of moth.
ing, and large fortunes out Of small ones.
Snap 10 considered indispensable in young
man. "0ot the spap in me" 10 esteemed the
highest recommendation . youthful seeker
of place can bring--worth more than .
bushel Of letters, or . pedigree that runs
hack to Plymouth Rock. Honesty 10 held
In good favor by the business world 20 il
Industry; 20 are Perseverance, Patience,
Temperance, and Norali.y; but there 10 not
one business man in ten who, In the selec.
tion Of his clerks, would not give Snap the
preference over them oil.
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Chassss + DsLong Iett Treasure City,
"A 0'' ~ ~ A's"' ~ 'sP
cn,nees y work On shs Omaha bridge,
A"s esen h'ssa u ~ tOpse month.
Ooen s.a.ks. - ssse - tneass Asea, was
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4, As' =. me "s 'en wong INC "ne 9.
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Iron tor tho Virginia and Truckee Rail.
. ~'''-'~'s wy 's'' ~ w ~ss''
:" 1's"'' "
Chinese 'aoore's are wanted BY the Demo-
csauc 1asmess OF 0otteS county % assist IN
0''e".'. Ao."S .esPs a''''"R a.s "'"'a'
s'ougo +" 5umoseo nc ~ ssoPpeo secsu's'
ing s's 'n'anssJ:
."e n'.t sn,ouso ua" on the virginia
.no 1,''.s. ".',soso u eApec'so 70 "s1'
soou' 'ne '''o OF november
A man named Henry Glass was horribly
mangled BY tree which he had felled In
ine An'e'"s1'on". aossa ." Omaoe has
oeen leased 10 the Un'on Fac'nc Railroad
company tor . period of nvs ye.'s'
Major James Barclay. one Of the Oldest
c'''.en. s"., o! l'a.'e ooo".y. No., o'so on o .ne
'''" "'''' "'''' WV ''''''' ''0''' '"''e WY
An ansoccessfui attempt VA made Thurs
oay "'g"'' 4epsemoef Sesn, 70 oorn the 1uos
bridge on the Cent'al fscanc RAILROAD, near
-
Ao".os o."o"".1e' ~. eusueo ~.
~" n''. w.. :. ,s "s.. ~" ..',' .".. w. w.
..'s =. -"y, ~ H""'o'"''' e'p'' '''"' A''
'''' % "0''' "''s''
Ar. T. J.. Campbell, Of tho Central city
Herald, 10 tie only editor elect to the next
Colombo Legislature. wsss wss too econ
deck Harris, who ALLIED Frank whitney
s'e'e 'e.ee", =" se'''oe, osssos. ..
oep'e""es ss'n, ny oeen sdm'''eo 70 osa'
!. 'oe ~" ot >s'VoV' Q" coaFse OF man.
'"os"'e''
Mn. Elviss C. Kaufman obtained twelve
thousand dollars from the Hannibal and St.
'o,sp" 1'.''osa o"mpeoy' ss Aacon, No.
y. :.'.o.' '"< e'u' w. io' injuries 'e'
's''s' s"''' '"'e@ 5s" ago.
Salt Lake City and Californis are threat.
G0SU WIN y JOsO StO4D 000OtSO W10ODt9J0e
who are going on pleasure excursion, but
will preach to pay running expenses, the
same ~ man would mend umbrella
,em,bes 35th. ,sy, that Nr. John C.talov.
rode from Silver City to Boise lase Monday
morning. In 1 hours and % ominutes. starting
q six and arriving q ten.shirty /. n. max.
iug bot one change Of horses. The distance
b sixty miles, and considering the character
Of the ro.d il unparalleled.
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c" e.. w. .''I u.p .a"ns' "1 ~a''1 @ !. ~ '.p '.e
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ular depth Of l.oa9 fees. or as depth Of
I. 900 helov tha Old of,ce Of .tha eould A.
r. 81 r- srz..
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Hos0 1ljlitarv 7yttes are Sostbsssd
Arowpd IN K0Wsas-Se,sxt0F -
Yntes' l'e,plerities.

ArOsssd ~ AO1so0e-Sesslet0F -
YMtes' Pe,1,lezities.
From the Lsavsuwosth Times.
There really ought to be more COlonele In
Leaveuworth and in Kansas. The present
paucity produces confusion. Senator Yates
was here few days ago, and the labor Of
introducing him fell upon our hands. We
did the best We could.
"Scnator Yates, Col. Insley."
Walked along to the National Bank.
''senator Yates, Col Hunt, Of the Pay
Department"
Game down stairs and met an old friend
''Col. Vaughn. one of our pioneers"
Yates said he had . draft on . bank In
Springfield, ILL., Asked him whether he
would see Col. Clark, Gen. Stone, Gen. Ha.
vens, Col. Newman, Col. Hines. Col Bor.
land, Col Esves, Col Lucisu sooat. Col.
Lyman Scott. Col Henry Foot, Col C.oakes
Raiston, Col Judge Crosier, Col Burnes Of
Col. Mckay.
Said he didn't know, and we went 70 see
Col jenkins, Gen. Halderman, COL Norris,
Col Conover, Col Abcrnsthy, Col. Jenni.
sou, Major Sleeper. Gen. Wilder, COL More
head, Judge Delahay, Col. Harris, Col
Helm, Gen. Sherry, Col. Woods, Col. Hem.
mingr.y, Col Mcfarland, Col Irwin, Col.
Burke. Col. Haas, Col. Kenter. BY tha,
time Yates wss tired. He wanted 70 know
where the common people were. And ws
introduced him to Col Legatc, Col Tholcn.
Col. Dexter, Gen. Blunt, Col. Moonlight
and Col. Burlingame.
Everybody in Lesvenworth, Kansas City,
st. Joseph and st. Louis, won renown in
the war,-snd titles. II you don't believe
Il, come and sco.
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Wters ths 6ssss Doss ,sos Set.

WRere the 0,ss Doee seoe Set.
The following graphic passage 10 from the
description Of . scene witnessed by Mr.
Campbell and his party, In the north Of Nor
way, from cliff l,000 feet above the cen:
The ocean stretched sway In silent vsstness
at our feet; the sound of it, waves sca'ce'y
reached our airy lookout; away In the north,
the huge old sun swung low along the hori.
ron, like the slow beat Of the pendulum in
the tall clock Of our grandfathcr's parlor
corner. We all stood silent. looking 1t our
watches. When both hands came together
at twelve, midnight, the full round orb hung
triumphantly above the wsves-a bridge Of
gold running due north spanned the water
between 20 and him. There he shoue In
silent majesty, which knew 40 setting. We
involuntarily took Of our hats; nowoEd was
said. Combine, II you can, the most bril-.
liant sunrise and sunset you sver saw, and
its beauties will pale before the gorgeous
coloring which now lit up the ocean, heaven
and mountsin. In half an hour the sun had
swung up peroepsibly on his beat, the colors
changed 70 those OF morning, . frssh brsess
hppled over tho nood, one .songster after
another piped up in the grove behind U.s.
~ had slh into anoahef day. 81 r'y@7 :
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this we scMIgnte0 ana remained, snug -
bugs In rug, until next day noon.
. FRENCH 0ULCa ,.4 .... ,..
Was our next objective point. reached Il n
due time. 4xillyA said II We would lay over
till next day he would accompsny us-
couldn't resist the inducement-Aid over
met an oil and valued fTisnd whom hadnt
seen for years, Tom. c. BY pame-Dar
mcsting affecting in the cxtrculc- Invited ne
u come and bunk With him and Frank Pre-.
monte hogs bchind the corral - long o
:scid IN t0wn--sxcussd myself o. ecqsD OF
sss.s Ss'SE ssdy z. s:,c.. sats .'t e p Az
#" g. OFT FOR RIG HOLE PRArSax tllmp
Next day noon--dowu the canyon. ~ ehe
~Orusb cOunlry, with0us tjoe i,eual
accompaniment Ut snakes and llxasie We
ssw solitary horned frog, the 6r1t for
ycas. Campcd a the third cseek from The
north. Ils PRINCIPAL oheSoctesistics are -
yer dsms and ducks. Next lposuinx Two
buck antcl0pes caanc ttoetiug down from lhe
tAOle Land % 80 Dor tosoec. 'an6 depas1ed
-uahur1. We 1Ovo9,up thoUaek - To fo1a
Of . snowy mouutain. and esied % make poe1
at tho ascent on hogoeback, bat failed, The
fa1len timber and r1EkS bsjpg no bad, and
Il 11s not worth cJ1mb1nG o. foot With Z
WvsihjeoD ShseaDaisete. n We espocao1 1the
sesine oad fonAd ia - -: 1esI. -.
ucts. but very poor ID goA 4a9lae WOeQ
ont our PICK apd shoyel u ne vaIn oS6ooyns
- - sAs psy seoik. ". wes0 1aop6ded
A0Nulk l1D1p1c11ng, Ao; lA1niQGolhG61hal
|, ,lhc @leeDs 9 tns, 4 O. Gep HyQk s4l
ll ~ eesfiAyya.el IN ~. - 80 81 ~
W olJ1ilAlltoal4aRis .saisss nssh
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-20

FROM REV. JOSEPH II. KENNARl,D D D.,
Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadel'
Dl. Jlcfsts--Dsis sia:-f haes osen Jfs-
vssnay reqI:sied 70 cOtnect my name toih recon-.
. jssndsttoss of differed kinds Of p,tdicinss, oif
} s<garai,,1 ne practice a. out ef nig appropriate
sphsre, 3 kdue IN all easss declined; bal NTH q
elsayprsof in udrions ipsidnces, and particularly
IN NJ ssa yd.,ily, Of ne ussf futHess9f Dr. sHoef
tdndi Gefmas Bitisrs, I depart for once from
~ .suaI so,r,s g sspreF fss csnsSesSss rus sSs
oape E Isily for9N -nLlyer, Com
jpiaIHt Z Is ~ IkMF and ysluh1ls
=. fed; bst pssalmkz - iy, doubt Not =
soill be very bsssfcial % 1Sse rho suffer ro1, e
Shoes causes. Yoar,, sery rc.psey.Ily,
p, fst yAf Eiokth, beloD Obdtes ShecL
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-20
ofland's German Bitiers
Hoofland's German Tonic

70 a combination Of all hc ingredients Of he
Biaers, tuith PURE Santa Cruz Rum Orange, etc.
n e Used for he same diseases as ne Bitters, IN
lnases ,ohere some pure alcoholic stimulus 70 Ts-
ISuirsd You ,eill bear in mind that ttsse rene
aies ara entirely different from any Others
ddecrtised for he cure o. hc dissdses named,
Dtese being scientific preparations Of Medicinal
Sxtyaets, vhiLs he oLieTJ are mere deeoctions Of
MN ia some JorT- The TONIC Is decidedly one
of ne most pleasant and agreeable remedies ever
v6ered 10 he public, Its taste 10 exquisite. II .
= pleanre 70 lake L. trhile its lVe-0iuiH0, ezhiL-
1raiiHg, asd medicinal Qldiities haze cduJsd u b
y kaSSos ~ Os 0vedkstcf fdH tOniet. 2 &.