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THE C0URTN.

UNITED STArDe SUPRkNR CouRr.-No. a.
The steamship Georgis vs.. the United states.
Argument concluded. No. -. Pacific lnsur-
ance Company VS.. Soule, collector. &c A GER
tificate Of division from the Circuit Court for
California. Action 10 recover an excess OF iu-
come tax paid by the company, under protest
on return made in coin, they claiming that it
should not be reduced to its equivalent in cur.
rency. Argument commenced.
CRlMIHAI COURT, judge FtSAsr.-Yesterday,
Emma Williams, grand larceny; not guilty.
Edward Smith, assault and battery. nolle pros
George Jones. petit larceny, nolle pros.
EQUITY COURT. Judge O!iz.-lesterday,
defendant for contempt OF court. CogSn VS..
McManus; order confirming sales OF trustees
and referee TO w. ]. Miller, a special auditor.
Myers vs. Holiingshead et al; order pro con-
fesso against two Of The defendants
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GEORGETOWN,
Affairs In Gesrgetsvu.

ORGANIzATIoN OF New LODGE OF MAsoNs.
George T. Whiting Lodge, No. -, Free and
Accepted Masons, WAS organized and dedi-
Gated last evening, under the auspices Of the
Grand Ledge Of the District. and the following
ofieers installed :-Worshipful Master, n. q.
Causten; Senior Deacon, Thorn; Junior
Deacon, George Wetzerich; Secretary, 8. q.
Palmer; Treasurer, v. Sninn.
HELD TO BAIL FOR CoURr.-Jack Nc Channels.
colored. was before Justice Buckley this morn
ing, charged with stealing sundry articles from
r. Frech, confectioner, and was held 10 bali for
court in the sum OF SlO0.
THE DAVENPORT BROTHERS We advise all
of our Georgetown readers 20 see, n least once.
the wonderful manifestations OF the Davenport
Brothers. Their seances In Washington al
tracted crowds of the most intelligent citizens
who ACKNOWLEDGED that the phenonona they
witnessed were OF the most unaccoun table
character. They appear at Eorress Hall 20.
nkght and to- morrow night.
RIVER FRoNT.-Cleared-Ste John
Gibson, Winters, and Empire, Price, for New
York.
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dresses-one 10 Congress and one to the people
of the ULited States; referred.
Bishop Singleton T. Jones offered resolutions
recitipg that land and money IL needed by the
people: thar the Special Com mittee on the Ma
uonal Equal Rights League consider the pro-
priety OF organizing q national joint stock CON.
pany, which will tend to advance the naturai
and pecuniary interests of the people.
MI. ware, Of Philadelphia. asked If there
was IN addition to the Business Committee
another committee called the Equal Rights
Committee, and after some debate, he said that
he would MORN the committee that they were
useless body.
Rev. Mr.. Turner said the Business Commit.
tee was humhux.
The Chair suggested that the adjectives be
softened.
mr.. Ware.-ssOh. we viii soften him."
MI. Turner said the manner in which tn "
were doing business was 800 years old and they
did not commence properly
Tne resolution was referred to the Business
Committee.
At Il o'clock the secretary called the roll thu.
the assessments might be paid.
A telegram was received from Pittsburg, Pa
asking that q resolution be adopted urging
Congress to institute negotiations for the an
nexation Of Cuba and Hay Ii: which was re.
ferred.
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Go TO The
GREAT ACTION SALE
of
CUMBERLAND COAL,
BY Gleason & Glenn.
On the I'D instant,
Al Rays Docks, GEORGETOWN.

CoRHe, &c.-Dr. White, Surgeon Cniropodist,
OF twelve years practical experience In the
United States and Canadas, and established al
"a Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and 6th
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Corns,
Bunions, Chllblains, Club and ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases of the feet without
pam or inconvenience 20 the patient The
shoe canbe worn with ease Immediately
after the operation Refers TO the many
eminent physicians, surgeons and thousands
Of other responsible persons who patronize
his establishment. Hours from a. m. to o.
Or. Owing 10 press OF business at Office DR..
White is unable to visit patients At their resi-
dences except between and p. IN.
DoCroR j. H. THOMPSON HAS RHMovID his
ONCE ana residence from the FIRST Ward T.
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east Of Four
tenth street Once hours before 10 q. m, an
TN to ! p. m. Hours Of attendance al the
Cman's Hospital, from 1 to 2p. m. every
day, Sundays excepted. 1O,3
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Contracts OF the Provident Aid Society.

contracts OF the Proyident Aid Society.
EDITOR STAR Il see bv a report OF proceed
iDgs Of a minority of citizens of the Seventh
Ward, published in a morning paper yester.
day, CERTAIN Measurements IN regard to the
Provident Aid Society, which have been al
yisfd 10 correct
My time is too much occupied to notice er.
rone0us statements that may be made in the
interest Of disappointed parties or other wise,
but as these seem TO have been made by very
respect table parties, who have evidently been
misinformed. l have concluded to make this
refutation an exception TO the general rule
have adopted, adverse to controversies.
1t 10 not true, as stated, that Mr.. McGiue has
been granted the contract for furnishing beet to
the First Ward soup.house at any price by me
He purchased a. chairman Of the soup house
committee supplies for the first few days for
the soup-houee In the First Ward, before this
have purchased beef for both soup.houses
from Mr.. u. ii. Homiller at az cents per
pound, (soup bones free, he being the lowest
bidder for the contract duly advertised open
to the competition Of all.
Before the second soup.house was established
1 was informed that quantity Of beef had
been sent to this ONCE, in my absence. without
that this particular bsef was donation to the
ceived.
With regard to the other statements there
made, will say, once for all, no distinctioa of
race, sect, or color, has been or will Be made In
the distribution Of charities to the poor with
my knowledge or appreciation, or with that of
the Provident Aid Society, nor shall any Ques.
ton be tolerated on this issue IL one should
arise That many who have applied for aid
may pot have been supplied. and perhaps
among them some very deser wing, may also b
true; but, with III very limited appropriations,
the society. through Its agents, Is doing, /
believe, the best they can TO the greatest pos
.sibie number, and accomplishing everything
within Its power.
By inserting the above, you will subserye
the interests OF truth and Of the cause Of the
poor, ana oblige, yoars respectfully,
A. X. BROWNE,
General Agent, Proyident Aid society.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS VEGETABLE SlCILIAN HAIR
RENEWER.

Renews the vitality of the scalp.
Bsnews the hair TO its original color.
BepeVs the nutritive matter which nourishes
the hair.
Renevs the grswth Of the hair.
RsneWs the appearance Of those that are Bald
and Gray, And 10 a splendid hair dresOfng, No Oil
or Alcohol TO clog up the pores. One botsle shows
its effects.
=. P. HALL 4 CO., Nashua, H., ProDrietors.
Fer sole oy al druggists. jal3-2m
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MEDICAL NNTICR.

Doctor J. DEE CURTIS. author or. Manhood {"
medical 1eseye on Aarriage. 10. &C., bsgS 10
extensiys practice in Bslunore, 10 win n future
p Able 70 devote enly the following dals % thsir
tntereeto, and will attend on WD0NDSDAY
and SATURDAY BvENI1oe from to 3 ,. n,
snd SyHDAYe Gsm 10 . and 70 . N, 6
Other dayc q his residence, So North Charles
SPECIALITY -TTeatment aad esss 81 nervous de-
otity, and Ill diseases ariGns from ebusss Of the
oyotem. &C 3-6m
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BOARD or METROPOLITAN PoLIcR.-At the
meeting Of the Board Of Metropolitan Pslice.
yesterday afternoon, the applications from the
following persons for liquor licenses were dis.
approved: Alfred Russell, John H. Wells,
Thomas McCann, McKsnna e Shecd, John
HockDyer. John Southy, Michael Mackin,
Catharine Maroney, and william AcCan.
Private Louis p. Seibold was promoted to
sergeant, vice Michael o. CALLAHAN resigned.
Privsies Zach II. Whitmore and ". H. Man.
dsrs. charged with neglect Of duty, were each
fined IS.
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL N E w s.


NATIONAL THRAfRR-Last night but one of
the Zavistowski Sisters. sIxion, or the Man
=, the Wheel
CANTERBURY HALL--The great gymnast,
Move, ana attractive Can-Can-
ODD FKILows HALL--Co.ton Diamonds
Ainssrele.
FORFEIT HALL, (Georgetown.tThew world
renowned Davenport Brothers,
PRoF SMITHS Art Gallery, 3O4 Pennsylva.
mia avenue. New pictures on exhibition.
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For THROAT DISEASES and affections of the
chest, ''Broscn's Bronchial Trocses," or Cough
Lozenges, are of grea. value. In Coughs, Irri-
tatlon OF the Throat caused by cold, or Unusu.
al Exerton Of the vocal organs. speaking in
public, or singing, they produce the most ben
eficial results. The Troches have proceed their
efficacy.
BOYS IN BLUE. prepare for the Inauguration
of our next President, General Grant 4th OF
March, by = purchasing Infantry Caps, SD cents:
white Parade Gloves, 20 cents; al Adamsons,
SO 9th street.
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hHALrH VS.. FoerIsN-The Scripture doc.
trine--s.If thine eye offend thee, pluck it OUT
Is being more fully observed each succeeding
year OF this progressive age. II our teeth are
troublesome we have them out. Dentisty ad.
Inits of their being replaced BY those that will
not ache. II limb is not Mt tor use, the sur
eeon removes IL, and the mechanic gives us that
which is far better than useless lint. II we
suffer from Indigestion, the real canse Of mos:
Of our constitutional complaints, by plucking
ourselves out of the grip Of laziness, and taking
that prescription which the eminent practi-
TONERS OF ali ages admit to be the best;i. open
afr and exercise, weEoon regain that perfection
OF the human form divine which ID 90 essentiai
to health, and which, with ordinary care we
seldom need to lose-to any very great extent
ut least To Do sure the feet Of those who are
active, energetic, and progressive. having to do
greater amount OF duty, ale more apt to get
ont Of order than other parts OF the person.
But then we have the Ohiropodist, who deli.
cately extracts our cerns. And IL our nails are
iron blesome he carefully removes the offending
portion with very little II any pain; coming
bearer to Scripture doctrine than that ancient
method, the tearing on Of part or all Of the nail,
q praciice most barbarous and unnecessary. To
be healthy we should assist nature by taking q
proper amount OF exercise, and not impede Il
by iaziEess or other fogyish practices.
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FROM J. Z. PARKER, ass 7th street, and from
j. ShillngtoD, Odeon Building, we have Dsss-
orest's Mirror Of Fashions for February; and from
Parker we have the Democratic AlmdRac for
1869, Demorest's foaRg america for February,
and Our Ioaag Polls for February.
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WOMAN SCFPRASE.-Our readers will see BY
advertisement that Lucy Stone and Henry Il.
Blackwell will lecture al Wetzerott Hall this
friday evening. They VIII have a large
audience and q fair hearing. Senator Wilson
will preside.
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PAALON'S ssPAPAIAN LOTION"
s.Aur1r1ue TIE 81. AND oonrI.z.

BIA0yle ALL EIUPfIOHe, YREOKLRs.
sai E:nSs:. tHE sSiE SoSf:
Tor GGNTL00HN afts9 SHAVING 10 he's no equal
"PAPHIAN LOTION Il the only reliable rem
edy Tor Diseases end blsmishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON'S HPAPHIAN sOAP''
of the TOILET, HuKe1RY and BATE, viii not
ehaD the eK1u. REics - cents per oaks.
"FLOR On Mayo"
ssRLOR DE- HAYO.n
9Hnhi lHfKS8Clnrs. DsIioAfs. LASTING
fHALou SON, uev vsrk.
tee-ly ooA b. a0 DPugg1ses
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CANTERBURY holds its own, and every night
draws delighted audiences. The Cau.Can is
always received with enthusiasm.
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SUDDEN DEATH II CHCRCH.-At meetinR of
the class Leaders Of MeKeadree church, last
evening, Mr.. George Thompson. aged % years,
was taken suddenly Ill, fell to the moor and ex.
pired- IL sppears that the leaders were hand.
ing in their reports ana the money collected
from their classes, and Mr.. Thompson was
cal ed on for his report which, with the money
collected, he handed in, At which time (s:5O D.
M he was taken i'll and expired, as above
stated Deceased was Immediately convened
10 his residence, No. ~ Eighth street. when
Dr. Tho0p6on was called In, ana he pronoun need
the cause Of his death heart-disease. The de.
CEASED was q native Of England and in the 69th
year Of his age having resided here for fifty
years For many years he has filled the DO.
sioCn OF messenger Of the Engineer Bureau Of
the War Department.
TIE BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS met
last night pursuant 70 adiournment J. w.
thompson, president in the chair; and Com.
missiopers Goodail, johnson. and 0orbutt
present The resignation Of Mr.. B. n. Row.
land, extra.man Of Engine No ], was accept.
ed, and MI. W. Buckley was promoted 70 his
place. MT. Geo ID. Spiilmau was elected 70
the place Of MT. Buckley. Mr. fhompson
being suddenly called out Mr. ]. II. Johnson
was called 10 the chair pro tem, and Mr.
6oodall, from the committee on bills. moved
thai all bills approved BY tbs COMMITTEES be
passed and ordered TO be paid. Carried. In.
formation having been received of the sudden
death Of Mr.. Geo. Thompson, father OF the
president Of the board, Mr.. johnson moved
hat the board do now ADJOURN, as q mark Of
respect % the deceased Carried, and the
hoard Adjourned.
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sS. :s;|:,I A ;as s DOOESIS 1872
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Georgetown Advertisements.
BRIDGE AT GEORGErowN.


HEApQusRrgKs CoRrs OF KxGrxkERs.
WASHINGTON u. q. January .. Isis
Major Gsngal J. "; sehoseld, Ss1rstaTy af Wa:
tion q "a act eItiti.d IAN sct rei.ins 70 n.
Alexandria Canal, I" have caused On inspection 20
the Potomae river from Georss.oss to the Viz
ginia shore spd do hereby certify that the said
oon.enient for the passage Of persons animals and
Very respectfully, your 0b.di3Hs 1. :;.sss,;
Brigadier General Of Engineers, Comm and ing.
Under the above certificate. the Aqued uct Bridge
nov open for travel ard the chartered tolls VII
sss o'l'so'sd en- and 'f'er rStsPH btSs ssS, H.
Secretary and Treasurer Ale1andris Canal. Rail
ROAD and btioge COMPANY. yal2lsf
RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.: Georgetown
VALUABLE IMPRovE PROPERTY on WEST
On iHuk sf fr SFrEkNo aSc! JeDS:r,
E.u s.st. lss9, e 9'cloet 1 viii sell, on the
street, tetseen Gsshinston asd ccnsrss. streets.
es e .5 :sa, , b.es
Bsek building and Basement, contai ming l. rooms
GO: throughout the house, and stable in the
Terms One half cash: balance in si. and t~elv.
on the propvrty Oonveyancing and stamps at the
OHAs. N. MATHEWS.
jaI4a IcOurierI THos powLIRG, Huct.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Aucr.; Georgetown.
POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION.
VII be fspsea fcs she coming ,s.son at public
Nc, ia sridee street, on MoND AZ. January 3.
tOmsc river above Georgetown, commosiy i Known
As Clouds Landings. J. A RITCHIE.
Virginia aide Of the river.
Terms cash
jall.et THos. DoSLISG. Auct.
RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auctr; Georgetown.
SALE OF s9UsEaoLs EgRsLrggE AspEF-
HIGH sTRIET, GiORGEroWN
1889. At 10 O'Clock; win sen, at the Mont
EOmsry R Bot. sish street f. esssse. D1ps.T-
sas ana hne' r is bS SSs eS'f Auc.
ETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
~ M.DShsDAf f Hs6Is., s1 S5w vi
OBACCO, SNUFF, Sugars AND PIPES.
TOBACCO
FIG Rough ssa Resd o. BsSs e gsss
hevy ~, rs and los. Prices running from elN
down a. Low - 20 cts. per Id. Wholesale.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
300 pounds In Bales Of various sizes, part OF
wnieh 70 put AZ and STAN esd seoordins to the
son ropp6. NJ W III cs,,r.,, q so,,. a.o..s
in bottles 10 paessses do 40 snS o ~
suitshIe for retaiIinr WV ~0' w.
SrcaRs
s@' 60 80 and So p Pss y;
40 ooss: Scotch and ether Pipes. different
:: a.. 2. hHss S A sss
h 3: ~ I'M ALL Georgetown y e WALLACE
S. S bTas. S.s fAwSBBokss
G. Money .dvSnced on an kinds Of Mer IA
ehandise, 70 any amount. and for any fine0 q
desired az very reasonable rates Goods Bought
and sold: Bu.ine.. strictly oonnaenti.l: nls :.
EOAyIpkELI nsn Who have @
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E .1sos ~ oetnee ne Hno. loole-eeeo eno ole
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cent?. Address in. Oh XIX r. SfUXRf 90.
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TIE PACHA OF MANY TALES.
BIZ CAPTAIH MARRYArr

Being the eighth volume ofthe new cheap edition
OF Marryaus Novels Handsomely prirtsd on Inc
paper from large clear type. with an ornamental
Easy, Peter Simple Jacob Faithful, Naval Offoer,
Kings Own. Japhet in Search Of . Father, New
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HOW A BRIDE WAS WON;
on,
A CHASE ACROSS THE PAMPAs.
BY FREDERICK oHRsrAcKER.

0Ee VOL, svo. with Illustrations. In paper
cover, price 8 80; olsth, So.
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BOOKSELLERS AND srarloness.
snsRAvtas AND uIHoeslpH1as.
sss PENNsYLvANuA VENUE.
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gates having to return home over the Northern
Central railroad can procure tickets free OF
charge BY applying to the Secretary Of the
The Chair here announced the Committee of
Seven TO seek an interview with the Judiciary
COMMITTEE, as foilows:-Issiah Wear, ]. q.
Bowers, George T. Downing, N. Cubit, vii.
liam Whipper, William H. Day, and N. Gu
pitt.
Professor vashon. Of New York, offered a
resolution, which was referred to the Commit.
tee on New Business: "rhat we denounce the
proposition now pending in Congress to abol.
ish the elective government IN the District Of
Columbia as q base plot designed TO defraud
the eight thousand freedmen therein of the cleo.
tive franchise, and cheat them Of their new.
Judge Kelly Of Pennsylvania. addressed the
meeting, and the Convention adjourned until
9o'clock this morning.
THIRD DAY.
The convention reassembled this morning
and was called to order By Mr.. 4. q. Barber,
who stated that the President was absent from
the city.
Rev. Mr.. Thompson inquired how it was
that Rev. H: II. Garnet was not In the chair,
as Mr. Douglass had 20 requested.
MT. Barber claimed that he was the rightful
occupant Of the char, as his name appeared
FIRST on the list Of vice presidents.
NJ. Aackett Of Maryland, moved that Rev.
which was agreed 70, whereupon Mr.. g. took
the char, making few remarks.
MI. Watson. Of Tennessee, offered resolution
recittnE that the great mass Of the recently en-.
franchteed are without education, &C.; recon-.
mending the establishment of manual labor
schools, and endorsIng the school established
~ the STATE OF Tennessee. Referred.
Mr.. Neebit, Of Pa, called attention to the fact
that arrangements had been made for return
tickets on the Washington branch, the North
EN- CentSal and the Pennsy lyania Central
railroads at reduced rates.
Mr. Lindsay, Of Va, offered resolutions re.
citing that Gen. Sherman had settled large
number 81 persons on Lady lsland, Hilton
Head, &C., and, thar theee people were driven
to pass an act 20 divide such lands 10 the &C.
tusl settlers; referred
Mr.. Thomas, Of OHIO, offered q resolution that
q commttfee.soe a. poic.ed 70 drar Two ad-
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g GOLDsTEIE, LICENSED PAwNBROKER,
Q. Money advanced on al kinds Of Mer- IN
:handise, 70 any amount. and for any timeO y
desired at very reasonable rates Goods Bought
and sold. Business strictly confidential mis- n
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POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION.
viii be rented for the coming season at On bl lie
auction, at the auction rooms Of Thoma. Dovlinr
No. Ia Bird street, on MONDAY, January M
1888. at 10 o'clock. the three Landings on the Pc,
tomsc river above Geor getown, COMMONLY known
@ Clouds Landings. j.. RITCHIE.
The Landing knevn as Ehglish Harbor, on the
Virginia side Of the river. viz
Terms cash
~ ll-6t THOS. BOWLING, Auct
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-23
How Hostotter's Bitters cure Dyspepsia

TuH WHOLE STORY u a EUrsnFLLr
The osce Of the stomach II to CONVEX, the food into
like semi-hnd, called CuYaE This lie effected
partly by the action of solvent called the gastric
juice which erudes from the coating Of the stomach,
which ehurns as 1t we're, the dIssolyng aiment The
Chyme passes from the stomach into thu duodsnuIh,
entrance the bowels where It is subiectsd to the
acton Of the bile and the nutritious portion Of con-
yered into fuld coled Gayle which eventually be-
comes blood.
Now, Sc evident thatifthe great solvent the gas
trio juice, is not produced in sufficient quantity or II
the mechanical action Of the stomach il not sucIcnt-
brisk the drst process u DIG son will be but mpor.
feetly performed. 1t is also clear that II the liver
which plays such an important part In changing the
nourishing portion of tho ohyme into the material nj
The blood Is eongested, IA any unnatural condition
the second process win not be thoroughly accomplished
Tho result Of the two failures is dGspepsa complicat
cd with biaiousness,
| The mode In which HOsTETTER's BIrTERs ope.
rate IN euch thlst they inyig0rate the eeu.
lar membrane Of the stomach, which evolves the gas,
tric juice thereby insurng ample suiciency 0fthe
fluid to completely dissolve the food They sls0 act
upon the nerves Of the stomach, causing aoteeta
ton Of the mechanical movement necessary to reduce
the food to a homogeneous mass They also act spe
chcaly upon the liver strengthening a. and enab.
ling II 10 produce an ample add regular suppls Of bile
for the purpose of converting the nutritious particles
| through abe bowels Of the useless debris
| In shis way H0sTET1Eks BIrTERS eure dye
pepsia and liver complaint The explanation ts plain
simple, philosophical, aud true.