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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20
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Observation-Disclosures hay aud very cloudy
from midnight 70 ] overcast from 10 noon the
Tropical storm which usually about the 2oth OF
December, in at II began to ram nj lO:45 raining
1O45 10 u; stormng II 20 y. AfternOon-O ;
rain storm tat 800 the storm and gale were the
heaviest OF the season either rain or drlZZlc 10
sunset EVENING" Overcast 10 G very cloudy 10 500
clondy very cloudy 900 20 1910; overcast 1925 10
midnight: began 70 rain at II raining IL 20 lll0
snow and rain midnight stormy II to II rain
depth, Clio Of an inch NoTE-l7th-troIn II p ~. TO
midnight very hay and very cloudy. 19th-MOrning-
overcast and very cloudy 10 $50 cloudy little cloudy
1000: very cloudy at noon blowing gale at times
from midnight 70 sunrise very windy sunrise TO noon
snow and rain storm midnight 10 40. Afternoon
Windy and very cloudy 10 ); cloudy JSJ very CLOUDY
s;l5 TO sunset Evenug-Oyercas $50 20 1920 little
cloudy II very windy al times TO 1850
Tho following ia synopsis OF the Central Park Meteor
oloRcial Report for the week ending on saturday:
Inches THEKNOAETEh Degrees
Nsrimun Al a m Dee 3g2 MsIimun Al Dec B4a5
Hinfpuu .t4 n M DSc Minimum Dec l5.2I5
REMARKs-Dec. 10, rain from 10 a. H. 10 800 y. M;
amount OF water, 60 inch. Dec lS ram from II a. IN
20 E D. ~; amount of water, 30 Ineh Total amount OF
water for week, l30 inch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20

sides withthe stipulation that DR.. Lewis should accom-,
pany his child and the further hearing was ADJOURNED
until to-day The subject OF the controversy Is ABOUT
years Of has beautiful regular features ana M
complexion, and prOfusiOn OF golden hair Inc ehli9
seemed much interested in the proceedings, ana eVhceu
much affection FOR her father.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20

FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE,
broadway third door below Pouf,senth.G
Chinese Jpaue,e Manila and American lalAa Good, Tor oIJ
Presents.
NOVEL and BEAUTIFUL designs in JET JEW
90 BKOADwn.
OPERA GLASSES, EYEGLASSES, Spectachs,
Thermometers, Microscopes, ke Appropriate gifts
EsPENsCHEID's PEERLESS HOLIDAY HAT stands
The syie and Taste displayed
appointments couGta leading Hat Of the festive season
EsPKSsCHEiD Manufacturer, No lIg HassausL
NoTICE.-Purchasers of GENTS and BoY|
tie market iford TkAPHAAa
HUSTE Co.'S so 900 aud i2 BOwey Pnes moderate gOoa
NArTIHtsd a. rspTsasaIsd
PAPERS, TwINFS, THREADS, AND CORDAGE.
WILLARD HAyEi once add WIsOos 2JS d w BFoadWay
lofE.
Store A. CoSsT,SrrSEs PE,v HKAisG PisGrAa solP
for Chappsd Hands, Sore Lips and the Toilet
SQUIRE & LANDER, % FultOn-st.. New York.
ps-e buy reliable WATCHES DiAEOSD choice JEw.
ELEI and SILVER WAKH Diamond d specially.
SABBATH-SCHOOL Books. - BRoUGHroy g.
wIHlS Bibe.ous keep all fal,h.r.
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PASSENGERS ARRITED.
IRON SAvANNAH-In steamship Herman Iyiug.,oo Dec 70
Ale saith All sa w. D. SPaaps kassss h.sSs Ss.oS T.
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ELLOTT-SCOTTIn Calvary Church THURSDAY Dec l6 1852
by Dr. Wasbu Frederic b. Euo daughter OF
William Scott all OF this city.
CORLIBS-wRGHT-On 18th hy Friends at the
residence OF the brides parents j. Edgar Cores 10 Mamie b.
daughter Of Jno. Howard Wright all Of this city.
GARLAEDTULLER-O morning the 10th inst Sc Philips
Episcopal Church. Philadelphia, by the Rev Herman DuhHng j.
Albert Garland and Anna Tuer daughter Of Charles Tuer esq,
OF that city
the residence Of the BRIDES parents THURSDAY
evening 49, 1862 bv the Rev Logan, James Linen 10
Anna Z. BLAIR, both VI Scranton, Penn.
Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Nth fuH
name aud address
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Hazard & Caswelps Cod Liver Oil /, the best
MARRIED.

The Trophy TOmafo.-Cireuau ready. Addres GEORGE e.
WAKIS0 j., Ogden Farm Newport, Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20

KIDNAPPING a CHILD-THE FATHER ARRESTED
A short time ago Mrs. Serene Lewis OF Bos-
ION Highlands Mass Instituted proceedings IN the su
pree Court OF that state for divorce from her hus
band Dr. VIM H. Lewis Pending the decision the Gus
tody OF their daughter CorinDa awarded TO the
mother on Nov % the child myserOusy disappeared
reward Of 600 was offered for her recovery, and De
ecyes Smith and OF the Boston state Police were
employed Astbe father left Boston simultaneously win
the child IL believed that he had stolen her The
Doctor traced TO this city, and the Dos
ton detectives and Detective Woodbridge OF the
Sixth Precinct, at 2 a. M yesterday, visited the
aud arrested him, and took HIN ana the child to the
PranEnst Police Station. Yesterday they brought
before Justice Hogan. when DIR. Lewis complained that
mad been taken from Ids bed al an untmey hour ana
gllowed no opportunity communicate with counsel
Justice Hogan decided that he had right 10 cOmmuni
cafe with counsel aud allowed the doctor 20 In
tOdy the officers In search OF counsel "thh an hOur
a returned with Mr. Charles 7. Crosby, and an examn
alton was commenced The order OF arrest OF Dr Lewis
for contempt OF court In having taken the emo from
her legal custodian, was submitted. hI' NIosDy
ms client had been guilty OF a crmlnl action
lie was a gentleman by birth and educacu nephew OF
Dir Bellows, and was ia every way qhined 10
the custody Of his child VIM ~ MOVE coullscl
Tor the officers stated that Mrs. Lewis actuated by a.
love the prisoner had many years ago taken nun
while humble circumstances. educated MN III Ouct
that be might make good appearance lh Hotstg anu
had married him. Iu return for tins acuOH on net part
The prisoner had sQuandefed her fortune ~ gambhhg
and that despaug Of winning him from MS eFli ways
The wife had applied for divorce on the BIouhu OF
preserve the child contamination had
gwen her into the custody Of the mother
The for contempt OF Court issutd ~ Justice
Chapman read the information OF the Court ana
given INTO the custody of Detective Woodbridge, VINO
would take her Annis with him. We -2ietV 10 o' DoH
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LATEST SHIP NEWS

Rollins Herman Werner Morrison Wilson, w irwin
Frazer W. b Sargent b. T. Storm H. Chase Robert kdssds
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IAunouneemtnu

The genuine Prof LIEBIG'S Extract of Meat
Endorsed superior imported article by Prof g. Drasr
than all oers. For sale by Druggists
cer aud by II. CLASH, 1874 WiuamsL. sole agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20

FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE,
broadway. third door below Poursspth-G
Chinese Jspaue,e Manila and American lalAa Good, Tor IiolI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20

EsPENSCHEID's PEERLESS HOLIDAY Hat stand
alone n lie elegance The uispsed In ALI
the leading Hat Of the festive
EsPENsCHEiD, Manufacturer. No lG hassau.sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20

IRON SAvANNAI-n steamship Herman Liyiugs,ou Dec ~
i s@A All elil v, D. spalps kassss A.SVs Ss,.oa T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20

Observation-Disclosures of GENTS and Boys
CLorasG can obtain the tie market afords TKAPH1A
HUNTER Co.'S So 400 402 Bowey. Pness mods COOS
NAfrISsd a. rsDrs1saIsd
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

SABBATH-SCHOOL Books - BRoUGHroN g.
wrHAS No - Bbsouss keep the best FROM faJab.rG
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SANTA CLAUS is loading mp mt every Dru
Store With A. A. CoSsTANrSEs PERSIAN KALsG PsETA sOA
for Chappsd Hands Sore Lips and the Toilet
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PAPERS, TwINFS, THREADS, AND CORDAGE.
WILLARD hAKvEi once aud WITsIOons 9Js Aad w BTowIy
lOfk.
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The Corrupt Judge.
81 IN money, jewelry, and dog.
Tie Drunken Judge.

ia the lie Of druuken supreme Count JulRe
Summons under the direction OF MOrTlssey, MADE ap
pratOn for the order removing Wood, at Judge Bar
iards residence Thursday evening last, aud II Is
alleged this done III the interest OF MT Ander
suu Judge BarnarCs fatberin-law The Sunday NetoS
office as thrOnged excited crowd OF newsboys on
yesterday morning, anticipating quick sales and large
uronts: but they doomed disappointment
TEere is every indication OF lively and interesting
nght during the present week. aud strong probability
tat even the ignorant dupes OF the lottery managers
will have their eyes opened 70 the enormous frauds that
have been perpetrated upon them. II Is well known
mat over SO OO0i annually invested In this business,
aud the revelations ught out in court will show the
world Shete many fashiOnably attred "swels' and
millionaire obtain their money with which To hBht the
'tgeT.'
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IN EACH SPECIFIC CLASS OF GOODS NAhBD ABOVE da's
A CONFLICTS LIME or PRICES
o,l,rs sole tsd aud prpmptr and hx
e,trIfsi 'f"'F UIIkSTER SCLLOCh. tOl bseaigAJs
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SQUIRE & LANDER, % Fulton ST., Newly or
pla-e 20 buT reliable WGTcHEs fue DAEOSD choice
ELEI. and SILVER WARE Diamond a specially
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OPERA-G GLASSES, EYEGLASSES, Spectachs,
Thermometers, Microscopes, Gc Appropriate gifts
SEMN0Ss CO.. BKoADyA.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-22

IHE RECENT GALE.-The disasters by the
recent gale on the great lakes were numerous,
ana some oil them accompanied by great SUI
isr'ug. Bark George Thurston, loaded with
wneat, went ashore on the Canada shore of
lake ontario and became total loss. and the
schooner Volunteer, with a cargo of annles
went ashore at Port Ontario, N. Y. The crew
supposed to have been lost. Six o,bsr vss
sells We're reported either ashore or disa,n.,
INHERENT points along the American and c.. ~
da shore. " "aha-
va Lake Michigan brig Concord, of Detroit
|anA 'h'ee miles from shore off Point Brnce
"a p,0pel,er rescued three men from her mast
trsich, h he men had been clinging to it for for
y-eleh' hours Two of the men on bos I'd h.d
their feet badly frozen. The rest ena -, nau
Der, including two women VS., i've III num-
Two propellers are also renee, drowned
the lake. wrecked on
On Lake Erie as many as a dozo,
including two propellers and two steam, Ss'
went ashore. 'ses
The steamer Cambridge, from Bangor, We'd
nesday night, with $50 passengers, mostly
oound Tor Boston, to spend Thanksgiving, was
compelled by the storm to remain Wednesday
night at Rockland and Thursday at Bootbbay
'eacning Boston Friday morning. -7s[ /
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-22

WHAT II Cosrs TO CARRY AN ELECTION IN
NEW YoRK.-The n. Y. san prints some curl
Gus statements concerning the cost of carving
the late election 10 the members of the Tam-
many ring. 1t is a notorious fact that the
clerks and Others in the city offices are annu-
ally taxed TO the amount OF fully one third of
their incomes for the purpose of keeping UP
the political organizations and defraying the
expenses OF carryin. the elections. Municipal
houors at the following rates are somewhat
costly, 10 say the least. The San asserts that:
The late election cost the Tammany ring
over 80 100000. The grand torchlight process
sion cost $4,000. Mayor Hall contributed
twenty per cent of his salary Eight candi.
dates for. office contributed $4,000 each. An
the subordinate in the public offices under the
eoutrol OF Tue ring were taxed twenty per cent
on the amount OF their salaries. The Sepa-
forial candidates paid about SIS 900 each, with
the exception OF the Hon. Wnlism NJ Tweed
who bad 10 paw out uearly $4,000. The coro-
ner dropped 5000 into The political purse, and
the 3S1 election districis in the county cost the
TammaDy candidates for Assembly from sl5
10 SO district. Mozart expended in all about
$4,000
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-22

IHE STORM IN BosToN.-The storm of Sat-
urday In Boston equaled in violence the
great september gale. From half past eight
to niEe o'clock in the forenoon the gale was at
its height, and the rain fell in torrents Al
enis Time tne Coliseum received its finishing
S'ioSe. For several weeks men had been en-
gagged IN taking it down and asserting the ma
.eriai Tor sale, and had succe eded in GETTING off
INC rooi covering, floor and minor details of in.
terror construction. They were eompelled to
ue'st Just before the fall by the torrents of rain
'nat ieii, and bad just taken refuge in sonar.
aus guiding, when violent gust of wind lifted
mo fooi tfusses, and they came crushing down.
VI u 'le ceptre hoor, closely followed by the
mugs columns that were the main sucnort of
Tue ROOF. 1he side walls were not materiallv
Affected DY This blow; but fifteen minutes later
anuther squall sent the west wall and gallery
IN with tremendous force, splinterlpg boards
shiverlng timbers, aud breaking the lumber
uaaiy' Inc soutberly end next succumbed 10
the force OF the gale, succeeded by The falling
outward OF two-thlrds of the easterIy side. and
apout ihe same proportion of The norther)y end.
All that remains slaudDg of the once proud
plle is about hundred feet of the portbea Ter.
y corner wan, the largest portion maintaining
as perpendicular being on the easterly side
ne damage to the owner $ about $4,000. The
''s was iuii OF incidents and accidents. manv
% 'nein oil minor importance. Chimneys were
oi'"n down. ROOFS stripped OF their slate cover.
ln2S' ana Trees prost,ated Two nnoccnnioa |
houses Ia Somersille wera blown down III
tide was ulasaAlly aigh. Vessels cot oor;f,
and came in collision, or were driven -, - 49,
wharves A train on the Boston and M.,n
railroad and one on the Eastern road waro
stopp by trees which had blown across the
track. !.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-22
E. "A. MAR e. TT.
So MiGd1e Street.
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4
All the organs of the body are, SO 10 speak, the
pensioners OF the stom tch. that living labora-
tory is prepared the noursh nent required to sus-
tain them, and by the vessels and ducts connected
with the digestive apparatus, that nourishmept
is conveyed to every part OF the system. Upon
the quality and quantity of this cement of lie,
and upon the manner in what it is distributed and,
apportioned, ph, health mainly depends
and as the mind ineytably sympathises with the
body, the vigor of the is absolutely necessary
to the well-beng OF the orher.
1t Is because HoSTErTER'S STOMACH BIT
TEhS accom- lishes this dcubl. o,jeet that it en-
joys reputation as a preventive and curative
never hi herto at AIMED by medicinal d. en-
aration. But Is direct beneficial operation ulun
the weak or disorde red stomach not lis sole rec
concentration. 1t is the most comprehen i've OF all
known Remedies 1t tones. strengI hens ind royu.
1ates the dischargiag well as the ass mulatiug
organs gent y moving he bowels promotinc health
ul evaporation through the pores, rou ins the in
ert liver from is torpor and including harmonious
and nat raj act on in the whole animal machjner,.
This benz n result is not produced by any Il t6e
reacionary drugs which ar used SO Iayishly in
the old school practice, founded by Pdraceisus:
but by mud, safe ami agreeable vegetable az n s
intern fed VITA a pure ann mellow stimulant
which diHuses their influence throu h the system
effective. - no22eodIwSw1t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-22
State News.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.

me Lewiston journal says that on Friday
eeehlng, fire was discovered in the Picker room
y, ,nt bates Manufacturing Company, and the
ker Ean '" a az once gave the alarm. c, 1. Par
and ,or sne night, when he heard the bell.
m ns tsnI ,ad ran to the mill The entry
aF ' nnon ,b w't aoor dense smoke, but dropping
which he turned on and the picker s s ron1
filled with streams Of water tnIii was
every part, which deadened the ire. Fysr ~
window was cracked and brok en-. and sa Iaery
streams of water from the bydraLts were la
turned on, completely extingus ling the flames
in brief time. The fire is supposed to have
originated in spontaneous combustion under a
lot OF slams which were laid upon the floor.
Possibly bit of oily waste may have been on
the floor under them. The picker was not run
alter six o'clock. The loss will probably not
exceed S3500 Fully insured. s-- H*'
FRANKLIN COUNTY. p .--7s ,-ss
Ihe following officers of Pleasant Pond
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-22

DETAIL of the Milwaukee theatre holo-
caust are receved. The fire was communica-
ted from brOkel kerosene lamn and IN lace
''n'0 yuan ~ 'aNe' u ~rte it, the whole stage
was en'eiopoo III haheS. Before the audi
enc had time to rush to the Doors the whole
interior OF the theatre was mass &c Gro Tho
anu poVs rushed to the door, overturDing and
trampl1ng upon each other in their scramble
10 escane the terrible deaJn Uhro~esnod them
After the rush had somewhat ceased. heart
renolng Cries for assistance were heard pro-
ceeding from the interior of the burning build
ing, and after diligent exertion. several her
sons were extricat-d alive. Two dead bodies
were then taken out, and, as they lay in the
dead house, pre- ented a most sad and heart
rending spectacle.
All the clothing was burned off, and the flesh
was fairly roasted. The bodies seemed drawn
up In heap to present as small a surface To
the flames as possib. e, and in this position the
poor fellows suffered the worst agony and died.
Ineir faces were burned to crisp and defied
all attempts at recognition. Their hands
were burned, the ends of their fingers being
burned of. One man met with fearful death
Although not severely burned, if burned at all.
ne was choked and smothered with the smoke
he tried to crawl to the outlet, and succeeded
untii he reached the partition wall. Here he
became confused, and turning, went directly
towards the burning stage. A few feet beyond
he struck bench which had been pulled out
OF Its place, and could not proceed. In his
confusion it was evident that he felt himself
10 pen from which there was no escape.
sinking ON his knees, his hands were thrown
over the bench, as ifhe was in the attitude of
prayer ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-22

RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTs.-The n.
L. Herasds Washington spatch says: -"some
OF the Western Congressman, who have been
here, announced themselves boldly in favor of
resuming specie payments Gen. Garfield, of
Obio who is chairman of the Committee on
Banking and Currency, says if the present
Congress had any spunk they would say, well
we are IN power Tor at least year and half
Derlng thai tine we will provide for resuming
specie payments, and thus put the business OF
the country on stable basis. We may not be
sent back-probably We will not-but we will
INN late ourselves for our country's good
Garfield seems to have been studying the sub
j ct and to be familiar with it in all its aspects.
/ is probable that he will make some move
ment at an early day in the House to open the
sshiect of resumption"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-22


THE Chicago Post dominates Wnla" ~
Seward as a candidate for the PreS'uen'' u"
1872.
DEspArcuEs from Mississippi and Iexas
indicate the election of the so called conserVa-
tive Republican candidates.
THE Hallowell Gazette says there will he
six eclipses next year, but like Democratic
victories they will be invisible in this part OF
the country.
Judge Embrey, of Kentucky, has written a
letter to Secretary Fish declining the appoint
meut Of minister to Ecuador, which was ten
dered to him few days ago. Judge Num-,
of Tennessee, had previously declined III anu
now the position goes begging. L ne s"'a's
is $500 year in gold, with yeiio" 'e'ei gnu
earthquakes thrown in.
THE repeated efforts OF newspaper men and
Wall street iobbers to obtain information re-
cardipg the financial points Of President
Grants message are unavailing. He declares
most positively that he will under no circum-
stances allow them to be made public prema-
turely, and that he viii take every possible
precaution to prevent them from being made
use of by spectators. He does not, however,
hesitate in conversation with persons who
make enquiries regarding the subject to out
line his policy, and to declare that he will re-
commend-the adoption of laws giving the
Secretary of the Treasury unlimited control
over the public debt for the purpose of re-
deeming it as well as ior the purpose of fund
ing 1t at lower rate of interest than it now
bears. In fact, he seems inclined to devote all
the energies OF the Government to the reduc-
ton of the bonded debt, but does not seem to
pay much attention to the millions of floating
debt, which in time cannot fail to assume Q
more tangible form as claims against the Gov
eminent. He will also recommend an altera
ton OF existing laws relative to the adjudica-
ton OF claims before the Court of Claims, TO
the purpose OF compelling the Court to hold
its sessions at fixed terms. --.-a....
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-22
City of Portland.

~ MAYORS OFFICE, Nov. &c. 1850
The attention the citizens Is earnestly called 70
tne ORDINANCES in lelati n 70 clearing snow from,
SIDEWALKS The safety of travellers requires that
the walks should he cleared with more promptness
and thoroughne than has been the practire in to
many cases in past seasons. y ~ = u ~ 'oo
Large holders of heal Estate should be particnlar,
Jealous in any precautions taken 10 save the CIV
from repetition of the numerous claims heretof ~
mace or now pending against the citv tor brcI en-
walks. ~ 'ue-
he most troublesome defect in our walks in
Ter is caused by he ridge of snow and ice made
by travellers through the fresh before he walks
are In any part cleared This can in a large degree
pc pc renea!ed by clearing narrow path the whole
ngth OF the walk, as the snow will permIt
ana before clearing the breadth of the walk
Attention is also cal Ell to the fact that the Ord
nance applies all vacant lots in front OF which are
1egulariy Travelled walks, not exceeding the space
OF one hundred and fifty ieet where the lot has more
than that frontage. =
o,o VIM. L. PUTNAM, Mayor. Is
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-22
ElIiS' Iron Bitters.

Will enrich the blood and prevent i, from beeomn..
ing watery and weak, giving heal by On plexon,
restore the appetite inygorate the system and are
vary paaiab'e. These bltiers are recommended 10
all persons requiring safe and valuable tonic to
mpart tone strength to the system not given by
bitters merely stimulant in their effects; which, al
though tney m possess tonic vegetable properties
CANNOT give the strength to the blood which the
Iron BITTERs v i'll give
Prepared by VIM Ellis Chemist For sal in
Portland by Crosman & CO., sos Congress street. -
]. lie 2l-d6m SIN ~ Sf1e.~'y SfSS