The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-19

WE LIVE IN THREE CLIMATEs.-In this country we
have different the year. the temperature Of
three climates Our springs ad autuwus have scftness
and mildness that belong Coy to the temperate zones
midsummers torrd. ana our midwinters almost
arctic in their frigdty These changes involving yar
tOn of from ninety to hundred degrees of Fahrenheit
during the year. upon the WHOLE conducive to health
and long life, but they entail upon us some dis
tressing complaints which only be escaped by the
when the system is predsposed to contract them The
chief and most annoying of these disorders dyspepsia
supposed to be ncurable but which, the
duction of HosTETTER's STOMACH BIrTERs, now about
twenty ago. has proved to be perfectly
disease.
In the spring and fall but especially fall the
symptoms of dyspepsia generally aggravated. The
prouse expenditure of the animal fluids under the
ing of is apt to leave the stomach weak and
indolsnt and incompetent to the task of perfect dge
tion. 1t requires tonic which will it from its
lehargy, and brace and nvgorate without irritating
infamng it. This tonic has been provided in the
deru vegetable preparation replaced great
measure, all the old paliatves formerly prescribed by
physicians under the false idea that the disorder could
not be radically cured The success of HosrErTER's
BITTERs in all the varieties of dyspepsia acute chronic
has eecualy exploded this faacy and it is
mended specific for indigestion by of the
eminent members of the medical profession.
SOONER OR LATER neglected Cold will develop
Cough, Shortness Breath Failing Strength and
Wasting Flesh-the avant coureurs of Consumption In
instances the will produce Bronchitis,
disease of the branches the windpipe In all affections
of the Pulmonary Organs, well in Bronchial Afec-
tions, JAYNE's ExPEcToRANT is both palliative and a
curative the testimony of thousands and it's world
wide reputation attest-whe in Coughs Colds acts
speedily and when taken according promptly
removes them. Why give this standard remedy an
immediate trial? Sold by all Druggists
UNsURpAssED FOR BEAUTY AND FIT
ARE THE
NEW STYLE
ENGLISH PALEToT OvERCoArs
CARR's FINISHED MELTON,
MADE BY
l. CHARLES STOKES,
No. sa4 oHEsNUrs rREEr.
ASK THE LADIES' MAIDS AND THEY WILL TELL YOU
that PHMoN's yITALIA OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR is
blanOhed fading ringles Olear fluid glass whole.
sG s skin CU ssns nc By s
defes competition and courts comparison.
GET TIE oeKSiTSa f'Eas% sH%lNs Sg Ey MR5z1sr
- salssroom. No. ia CHESTNUT Street.
EARTH CLOSET CoMPAHY's patent dry earth com
modes and prvy-fxtures. at A. H. Francscus Co.'s No.
| 5l3 Market street. ST.. ..a
THE Is made Of the best ma
|
CLOTHING - GGAR4 4TTEED
Oak Hal Buildings, sir WANAMAKERG G
| stories high,
| ana Nth BROWNS
| adjoining buildings
| occupies GREAT
| fourteen immense rooms
Mems and Boys Clothing ESTABLISHMENT.
Buying all their mate
WANAMAKER G business, ise ado adopt '~gy UsSy
BR0WNS small tariG of profit
PLAN ,,,,cE1ogg ~dqngg little makes a
TO accommodate the TG-
| pidly increasing business, IMPORTA Mt
| zoe haze been compelled 10
| ertend first floor by
| adding another Store on
| Sirth street, which lDiH be
phOtly devoted to "BoyS ANNOUNCEMENT.
| Wear"
| VISIT THE ESTA BLISHMEyT
| ASK PRICES.
| COMPARE OUR CLASS or GOODS
| t. WANAMARER d BROWN
| THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
| OAK HALL,
| s. H. CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS
MARRHED.
BAILEY-HIRST.-on October s6, 1869, at No. 1856
| Chestnut street, by rev Samuel Lucas MIR WIIIIAMP
BAILEY to Mrs. FANNY II. HIRST, all Of Philadelphia
| WATERS0N-WELSH.-On the l7th instant, at the
hbenezer Methodist Parsonage. ManayHnk by the Rev
samuel Paneoast Mr.. JAMES ii. WAfERSON to Miss
| ABBlE A. WELSH, both Of Hestonvlle.