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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26
LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the Post Office, MAY
9th, 1869.
Augh,ry Elizabeth n. Afrs.,

Anghtry Elizabeth n. Mrs..
Bouzrr Lucy w. Mrs., bland John or
George, B"own Charles L.. BL,nck J. S.,
BalIi"grr Z.ncv. Boyd D. p, Bedcnhnngh
James, Bonzc f.. +. Miss, Baily A. 7 .
Caldwell Dolphin, Cromer Frank, Camel
Edward, Chc>shce Mary, Cha hers Tho.
mas, Jr., Campbell Andrew, Crosby Elma,
Clrlnnd G. s.
Davis Mary f. Miss. Douglas Simpson 2,
Dickard j. l., Dale John.
Edwards Ann. Elmorc Robert.
Folk Sn" MR.. Frrnandes James. Fore.
man A Fnlncr Jacob, Frltmnn G. W.
GoI'ling J. f.. Glen Mnrk, Giiam John
T.. Gillian r. G Griffin Mary, Garrett Levi
2, Grimes Jnmcs, Gillian Lucy Mra.
Hunter Octaviu Miss. Hendrix West.
uipp George. Ilarrison Mary, Hunter o. D.
Miss, Iainc Geo. G. Mrs, Eipp Louisa.
Jones Al ert, jackson William i, John.
son J. II. Mrs, Johnson A. r. Miss
Koon J. NJ. 2. Killinn f., Knard Dick.
Lake Jno. r., Lark Paunee Miss, Living.
ston Bcthie Miss, Lyles Wm.. .LongslIorc
Alice.
Mcdonald D,vid. Morris w., Morgan
Carrie. Miss, MiIIord T. B., Minis F. S.
Neil Sinds, Neil William.
Owens Aim Mra. 2.
Prathcr Thomas Y, Penn Julien Mrs,
Parker Mnry Jane, 2 tCol.), Paul JAM Mrs.
Prcs>ly Jane Mrs. .
Rush Elniin 2. Rhurord Bob. Richie s. V.
Mrs. Raul Nancy Mrs, Richmond F. Mrs,
Rogers Vat Miss.
Spearmen G D.. Scott Isabella Mrs. Senn
J. G., Smi'h Chnrlntsc Mr... Smith Nancy
M:s. Sp mrman Jus. s Spence John S..
Spcnce. ibhy Mira Sad'or j. II Subcr D.
f.. Subrr Lnev Miss. Smith F. Z.
rrnrr W. Tr.bble Andrew. Wallace
Hiilery 3, Walton Moses 2 Waters r. Is: :
II not taken our by lhe Isl nr June, will
be sent 10 tho Dead Letter Office.
A. NJ RISER P, NJ.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

A French engineer, by namo Cazal,
has made n little electric engine for at.
hchment to n sewing machine. The
pile" placed in q convenient corner, or
concealed in a foot stool, supplies the
motive power touching a button ap.
plies it, and, at m expense Of eighteen
or twenty con,s per dny, tho little eli.
gine snves much effort, strength, aud
really fatiguing labor. OF course, II
may te arIilied 10 other things.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

The Greenvillc Enterprise, referring to the
late B'ptst Convention at Macon, plessant>
~ says: Among Tho visitors were ~ number
OF the newly married, and the greatest trou~
GO was experienced In finding accommoda>
Macon not being prepared 10 entertain SO
many wedding parties. 4 gravegent!eman,
on being Informed Of the difficulty, augges>
sel tho expedicnt Of putting nlI the brides In
ono room and all the grOoms In another, and
30 convert tho ladies into nuns and the genr
tlemen into monks during the continuance
OF tho Convention. I
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

Preparations are milking for n grand
emigration from Nurlh Germany to the
United States. and very considerable
part 1T it will flow Southwark where the
culture, fruit, sugar. and rice, holds out
peculiar Inducements to the SONS Of
Fathe'hnd. Texas and Georgia will get
the lu,gor share.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26
I, f.c. a good ,,.nv of,h. VI

IN fact. a good many Of tho MaSs.chu.
se,iK A5oliii"nists would like 10 n..oli.h
pretty nearly everything, from Ch,is,i.
I entity downward. IN. Y. Tribune.
"a few yssrsago The T,ieaue would
{ NOT. .hsss made the aboye acknosledSe'
! Saent. Bot j., has aiwars knosn lhe
ffass; "a, be - II how states IT. i may -hs
1 ,shai fAc Radical house ID jpot 30 firmly
sSssstahliahedi on a rark as ths Tribune
:. ,hink.'sa 5 ,Sana, these t;aanksi9G. gonf.es'
siona may ann be pIrena,,sss 81 ! Wst.
Der oS Redicsl party. policy.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

The Memphis Convention discussed highs
ly important matters. The resolution look
ing 10 the es, iblshment Of a lie OF railway
CONNECTING 'he Pacific coast with the Gulf OF
Mexico. Is OF vital moment
In Cinctnna,i, gentlemen from tho South
have met with iboIe from tho West and
Northwest 10 talk over the great subject OF
r il~ay connections. Tho claims Of the
Blue Ridge are urged. Verify. things are
being pushed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

FIX COMMUNICATED. The Presbytcry
of Moh"gahcln, "f The United Preshyter.
ian Church. in its session ut Pittshurg.
last week. excommnnicatcd Rev. James
Prestlcy, D. D., for tho offence of marry
ing aud living With another woman
while his divorced wife is still living.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

Tho Marion Crescent reports m IN.
rrecedented quantity Of sickness. pnr.
ticularlv among children. An epidemic
consh and catarrh has afflicted ncnriy
the whole community. aud .hero has
been great deal of suffering. It has
not. however, becn fatal 20 it's effects.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26
IN Ar,,s

A">r,AinS b. Ar>>'antS received by tn
Ehnt 'r$h>M> palNe'<. thr MANOR and ANarrmrn
NJ that r;N, h>r"rAh't r,l>hnrNi,es, AN
tNh'tN;ins taaM>,lrS, IN All thIr natural
d''mmH;'r<, ami to surA \ riera haer they
N'mr th&t Il Is rot smrn,h ,hh that thrir dis
Sn'rr' r'>>>eelt x, w,H terminate in \ s,>n,
rr>l ksnt >HN,e t,s. \ E,Ihcn"r cat nSh,
w'n%i ~ the Ne'v th'nI, sysni nnSsc-- hiS
H'SSSe >.N't>~>A:,N rN>>c vt M>a,|-tS,re:>N,s
NEsN--nNhni mtN, nMh'nS lr>>. but the
<%mt ~ ne s},N. A,N,riNt, kn fnr the dos
siSht>I auIhntN Il i tii'i>nM - discover
NN'eS slr rThr>i \ The worst, the White
''tS >e. ~ ~ nHcS, hM we believe ,hr
tNy;v ~ >'.':;ic1 M M,he Champion carpets
hSsSt X" f>H "tN; s,|e wiN N,ns ~
Nrs - - s.,'N ~ ,rsHun1tNS aims rer>
A>y> : Asn W. ;,r< ~ M. S.,
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NlHWDEnRY, 8. G.
Wednesday MUinine, tMey S8, iar0,
Our Nistrsot Cluh

s.nra tho AS,icn'mrA, Conventions ~h(eh
met tn C,,t,n,,ta. wo havc hnarl nothing
nom our District Society. Eh no, impHr>
tnnt ,ha, mca'lnS, ESotar mi stated he
and ar.ed "n, We Il" urge upon Nruc.>.
mrria"tr> and 6nsin"sS mon general v. to
tahc All &C ivy part III this, thug. hy i}rrt
Joining tho Society, ant then bringing MI
,he weight ~ 'h>ir r"crsv, mlacucs AMI ta>
"HtSe"ce m'N it Nv mreHnS a>d &mFc,>
AMS n".sMhrr, N"ns tr,wa VIII he tnr,ra>rd,
interests viii I've >nN<str,sl AMI n material
r'>"rEr'W >Aan rHrrr ,ruvri whch AN not
M" hn""n Let Tho >rt;r,y meet ,rSn>
,NlN.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

onuntry,nan who had never paid
more than twenty Gre. cents 10 sec All.
exh'o'sinn went to view 1he "Fnrty
th'cves Ihe tirket.s.ller charged him
seventy; ;tire cvnis for a TICKET. Psx.ine
TUG P:afs 6bari bach. be 4ii.tly remark.
ed; Keep; h;spistet. Idgp't xant 10
See the otbsS sssirt5- hide" and cut be
passched -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

Little Frank was taught he WAS made Of
dust. A ho stood by tho window watching
tho dust as the wind wns whirling it in ed
dies, he exclaimed, seriously, "Sln, I
thought tho dust looked as though there
WAS going to be another little hoy made"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

EXTRAORDINARY MARRIAaE.--A couple
were married at lIownrd's Grove Hos.
pital. IN Richmond. Monday; each Of
whom, some years ago, were compelled
~. fiAst 7:tttar. legs ainp6tdted at the
hnbtsS owing TO their having. SEEN "a:
setelJ frost. bitten. What nesAS
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

A Clergyman III Kansas says he has
married hut one couple in year. They
p"id him nothing, staid to dinner, us 1t
WAY rniny day, and then borrowed his
umbrella when they left, which he has
never seen since.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

We ,havc had Of late an unprecedented
d"H'dty' Of stckfresR; particularly n,nottg
children. An. epidemic. cough and ca.
tarIh has afflicted neatly the. whole CON.
Muni{y ana .thete has besG i great deal
Of suu6sri9g~ ssWa !are glad 10 say, how,
ever.rthst. if~has: not been. fatsi IN ;ts
effects. - Marion Star.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

The suffering editor Of country
newspaper, thus takes lravo Of hir
renders : "The sheriff is whiting for u*
in tho next room. so ne have no nppor-
unity to be pathetic. Maj Mabcm
says VIC are wanted nnl must g". De-
linqncnt subscribers you have much to
answer for. Haven may forgive you,
but VIC never can.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

The Spartnnburg Spartan mentions
the death of Mr.. A. NJ. Purifoy, and also
that OF Rev. Thomas ilotchings, formerly
Of the Methods, Conference, but lately
of the. Pre,e,tant Methodist church.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26
COMMERCIAL.

EEwBRRRY, May 26-Cot!on dull at from "A
to 26 Gel II.
NEw YORK, May PA r. NJ Cotton ahade
lower. with sn les OF 400 bnlea. at 281 q 233.
Gold heavy, "th un increasing pressure to sell
and clpse'i Al 81
Cn,RLksrnN, Nav 24.-Cotton market qniet
hut unchanged; sales 250 baIcs-mlddlIngs III a
27I; iPcrip'R 2l2
AUGUSTA, Mny "a Cotton market quiet, with
sal.s ni3lB halps; receipts 500 mindlIIgs y
l.IvrRPouL, May 23-Eveuiny .--t'nttHn dull
uplands II; o. leans III; sales 10 coo bales
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

Clapp, thu Congressional printer, IL
determined to carry out his views re.
garding apprentices and tho colorcd
printer Donglasa. regardless Of the action
Of the Printers Union.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

Senator Spraguc, when no speaks,
keeps his hands in his pockets. Most
Of tho radical Senators, when they talk
are trying to get their hands into tho
pockets Of other people.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

Tho wars from 1858 10 1865. accord
ing TO tho London Peace Society, cost
Christennom l,748, ,49l lives and $780,.
QUO, 900. .. ,....
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

Sake says: "Lnws like sausagos, cease
to inspire respect In proportion as so
know how they arc made"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

and Western jury found that "doceaaed
came 10 his death by drinking between
drinks.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

687 executions by Spanish drnm.hend
con' IT, martini have been reported by the
Amerirnn ngents III Cuba,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

There have been two hundred patents
issued ut tho patunt uIllcr, Washington,
Tor sclocipcdrs during tho past twelve
months.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

When Cooscr was asked bv Brntns
how many eggs he hah eaten for break.
fast, he answ wercd "Et tu. Brntus."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

Gen. Lee is my delegate to the
Episcopal Convention which will Assem-.
hlc in fredericksburg, Va, on tho 26,h
MnX
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

:, /, George Francis Train 'cctured, at New
Haven, on "W"man The Coming Man.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

The lion. Alber; Pike and Chief Jus.
ttce Chase are in Charleston. ... 80;
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AK ISJUHcri"N AGAINST TnB Sourn
irle aud Scntiurl of Sunday, says; "Julgc
Gibson granted M injunction, yesterday,
against the South Carolina Railrond, at tho
instance Of the Ci'y Council Of Augusta. lc-
staining tho railroad from discriminating
IN is irrights and passenger fares against
Augusta. and preventing Them from run
ninS their passenger and fright cars
through The streets Of tho city to tho COM
mon. or Union Depot. under a penalty of
two hundred thousand dollars. The follow,
lug Is cony OF the injunction fllod in tho
Cle'E's ofllcc yesterday evening:
AT CmAMnER. May is. 1860.
After carefully examining this bill, tho
wit OF SUBJ Ccna Is nnlc'cl Ia issue MS prayrd
fnr; also, tha writ OF injunction rcStruintnu
said South Carolina Hnilrtad Company from
discriminating in their rStcS Of freight nnd
falr tor passengers rs charged iu Tho till,
~ the penal sum nf ono hundred tlI"ul md
uo'IarS. Alsn. that tho >ni,l the Snu h Caro-
lima Riilruad Cnmpiny he reS:rnnrd and
shjnincd after Twelve days from this Il Itr,
fr"in running their locomotives, ouyines md
cars through the streets of tho CRY Of Au>
gusta either by Themselves. their agents,
rnp'oyreS, OF any n:brr person or persons.
except IN strict c'mtoriiy with tho contracS
hereof attached. in the like sum Of ono hun.
died Thousand dollars; and nltn, that the
Snil South Ca,"lina Railroad Cnmpnnv be
restrained, after twelve days from his dalo.
f"m uPening, u>in: or keeping any pass
>enser depot o, ticket Offices IN the ci.y of
Augusta. or from taking ON their cIrs or
trains. any passengers for 'the said road, ex>
cept nt the passenger aud ticket office do.is-
lIatet ny tho contract hereto attached, or lbs
cHt", on the squire founded hy Ray C,ntro
Reynolds hnd Washington streets, undur u
less pcndity. of ten thou and ,k,llar>.
..... -. WILLIAM GIBSON,
Jn,Ira
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

Thoro arc mid to 10 n million lSaptists
IN Grcnt Rrilnin and ireland.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

Alabama. A1.'~| II >1'1 III IG$ ?
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

: B'achstIle, So, 10 70 have Fire, G ON.
pnny.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26
G0OAG iNEMs.

EpSar"rA servtrSs may SS, ,HNNeS.S1 lM
tho hAp,trAn ,MmSh MNM EASbA,h, SM
whNh oNSAstnat}e Rev. MltsUn cANN.s, "
G,sNMVtnM wt( NtAsiA,M 8s "a s.,,
NV sNvtsSs, movA,ns aNA aNs,ASSN, Win
ID NeM Y, Tho N.NNl hNWEs, thu lIN'hHraN
md tho public Nt cordially
Invited tS NttSnd.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

MoRE SEED r." will please accept our
thanks for favor. Havo plenty Of pumpkin
seed now, and if we do not raiso enough for
homo uso It will be no fault Of our friends.
IF. says he has known and transacted bus
siness with. editors for many years, AMI will
ever testify 10 ther shnrpness. but that tho
sharpcst one he hns ever had to do with 10
he who plants pumpkin sced in Tho moon i.
tic is startle.l out of'his ovcry-day prop,icty I,
und can't see through it, lIe forgets that
tho ago is prog cssive--that new oldcr Of
things Is sprung. llc thinks too, thot Me-
Fall's Vclccipcde has something to do with
it, but we assure him oIherwisei and an, -
way lie bets that next Fail he will be able to
slow bigger pumpkins raised in the ground
than We can from the moon. Tho bot Is tn.
ken, and VIC trtst he will pay If he bets.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26
Eaehi6hs.

jenny JMhe, that lovely little va,ArS,
! thus deSMtb@ .hc tashtone Tor MorNtMR
! drrSSrSs ~
white dresses arn becoming N.MH,~
NM,l more fashionable tor kMtMtNeT Mn,n.
ing toiletles, md a Now Welh0A NfNm.
ming them has been iN0NdNrel lhis
season which deserves CaS>tNR N0ttcu.
upoN whMN clear OrGan,liN NNr,>,w
rrnSs,cot fnltS of inr linen Samhrio s,S
hia mud stitched with the sowing ma.
chin" Through thu centre, n space To.
tween each t,ll ThrrN arc seven in
series nNn,l the bottom Of tho hGMt,
Which Il gnred front and sidcs, and tlrU
upon The basque a"a sleeves. M M.
,irr.skht ht honk mn>in 81 ShArrd OK.
actly like the orSantie skirt to wear with
Il, and is trimmrd with seven folds Of
linen cambria hike IT, It." cntiro cos.
turnr, Including the umIer $kirt anu sArk
umlntd NTH bands tn mat, it, Is thir.
tv.siN dollars. Tho eil'vl 1T this trim.
ming must hr $rrn to hr appreciated; il
h'o&S Gkr tol,l> 1T "htt M IN, aud hns
the advanlags " washing rairctly and
ironing without imrairi"9 t.s beauty.
Very elegant o,r>n'"' ,trr<ses arc pro.
tu>ely trimmed With Ilntrt rotlinns, in.
Srr,ons ami cdrinr> (" V.lunticnncs 49,
\ new style has low, S9"are yoke. to
which small Vatican is attached at
the back for sn o,r,,.>ki,t aud pannirr.
It is finished with Lill$. Tho tncking
and puts to mslrh the trained skirt, aud !
has bows and S;,ramrr$ o( narrow pink |
ribbon in tho centre nf tho wido box.
plraling at the bsrk. Annlhor Styls has |
an upper skirt very hnutiant, aud n |
>hnrt sack ar basque open upon tho
back, cut in rr,ntS edged with wide
ralrnri. nnr$ and united by hnws md
r"d$ "fpink ribbon. \ bright China pink
and China blue are Just now very fash.
irHablc colnrs. particularly il conjnnc.
u"n with soft pearl grey Or dove color.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

Our wrll.horr, WIN" HsrttahH Chsnssr
ono, & viii be ,rmsmhrr,d, arrived Ina,
week. His trtendt 1t the country arc m'
Mr,Mrd ,ha, hr Il at work IN town, We
hope that 10 viii bore tho community y
we'll.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-12
TspEc1AL TELEGRAM TO pArLy NEWS. ]

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO DAILY NEWS.
COLUMBIA, February 1.-THE SENATE was
engaged during the day IN discussion on the
bill to organize and govern the militia. After
various motions to consider the bill by sections,
on motion of Leslie, it was referred to the Sen
ator from Bsrnwell, with instructions to pre-
pare substitute, and the same was made the
special order for Tuesday next.
The bill from the House to incorporate the
vaucluse Manufacturing Company was pa ssed
TO second reading and ordered to be en-
crossed.
The resolution to have two sessions per day
was adopted.
In THE HOUSE, the bill to incorporate the
Columbia Building and Loan Association and
a bill incorporating certain societies in the
City of Charleston were read second time and
ordeted to be engrossed-
Knh introduced bill to establish Terry
between Hilton Head and the main land.
The bill to amend a. act regulating the keep
ing and disbursing Of funds by certain OH
cials, and bill to incorporate the Lake Swamp
Navigation Company, of Horny County, we're
passed and seut to the Senate.
The enacting clause of the bill to authorize
the Recorder OF Charleston to hold police
court was stricken out.
The bill to aid the Mount Pleasant and Sulll-
vans Island Ferry Company was discussed.
The consideration Of section SIX was pending
when the House adjourned.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-12

An American citizen, who was in the
Theatre of Villanueva on the evening OF the
22d ult., and witnessed the riot and massacre
IN the streets Of Havana that evening, says
that the origin OF the outburst was the shoot
ing of q young woman. He SAYS: "a very
beautiful girl. the daughter OF Aldama, one OF
tho wealthest and most noble Of al Cubans,
wore uton her left breast the American flag,
with the inscription, Long live the Republic
of Cuba upon 1t. When that stirring song
was being sung, the whole audience rose and
cheered this young woman, and as she rose 10
acknowledge the salute-all eyes were now bent
upon her-a low, mean, cowardly Spaniard shot
her with revolver, killing her instantly. Two
American gentlemen occupied the box adjoin-
ing Senorita Aldana, whose names do not
know, but one of whom, seeing tue pistol
pointed at the young lady's breast, drew his
revolver, and second after lie Spanard had
fired, blew the top of the head OF the coward
ly assassin. Instantly the whole theatre was
HE scenc Of the greatest confusion, and the
Spanish troops rushed in aud began firing
upon the masses Of the huddled-tog ether, un-
ar ned innocent mon and women"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-12

mrrHE It;t;LEMENT SEASON, AND ITS
effects on the weak and feeble The drafts which
searching cold makes upon the vital powers OF the
debtated aad delicate are not less severe than the
drain upon their strength caused by excessive heat
The vast disparity between the temperature OF
over-heated rooms and Offices, at this season, aod
the frigidity of the outer air is fruitful souce OF
sickness 10 fortify tho body against the evil
consequences of the sudden alterations o: neat
and cold referred to- the vital org nisaion should
be strengthened and endowed with extra resistant
D wer by the use Of Wholesome inygorant; ano' OF
oil operations this purpose t":ether en- oraced
in the reg lar phIrmac,poia, or advertised IN the
nublr iournaIsl there Is none that will compare
IN nurity and xcellence with HoSTETTER'S
STOMACH BIrrERS. Acting directly upon the
or.an which converts the foJd into the fuel OF life,
the preparation iniparts to it tone and gor which
is COM. .unicated to very fibre Of tie frame. The
digestive function being accelerated by its tonic
operation, the liver regulated by its anti bilious
PROPERTIES, AND the vase matter OF the system car
ried Of puncually by its mild aperient action, the
whole organization xil! necessarily be in the best
possible condition to meet the ehocks of winter and
the sudden changes of temperature. The weak and
sensitive esp cialy cannot encounter these vicss-
tudes with safety, unless their tender systems are
Strengthened md braccd by artificial means. Every
liquor sold as staple of trade is aduterated, and'
were it otherwise, mere alcohol is simply tempo
rary excitqnt. which, when its first effects have SUD-
sided, leaves the physical powers tand the mind as
WE'LL. in q worse condition than before. HoSTET'
rER's pITTERS, on the other hand. contains the
essential properties of the most valuable tonic and
Alternative roofs, barks and herbs and their active
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