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pRoPosALsFoRa UGRTERMGsfR7s STORES


FIRST DIsrEIoT, DEPLRrsrsr OF rms BAsr,
o0nsr NV MG YSSs t CIR o iass ssfsst
Sasd gfSpG,s IL aSSsaeno Nth GGEy
and viii Ps TssSiysd Al his S1se until one o'clock,
haste. ;uy az ns Gf III B res viz Sh
.. y, bushels oats. best aaaliiy.
s5I. 81 pounds good understandable Timothy Hay,
81, 10 pound. Straw Of the best quality,
mater named, as may be required prior to October
Tc Y; II" G'otvSBTSs".N.Y. u.--sco bu.A.l. Oats.
, Il, Sc pounds pound: s Hsy;
FOnr WOOD, Y. H-iN bushels 5st..
FOnr HAxrLrOs.N YTf.e WI Su.sst: Corn.
@,a0 pounds hay.
FoRr wApsw Rru. N. Y.H.1bs bushels Corn.
s3'Ts, Poas sa Hay,
g2l bushels Oats,
S5,7I0 pounds Hay,and
1900 pounds Hay. and
DAVID IsLAsD'N.Y H.Ts q, bushels SaS., Corn GSIn.
So.b+s pounds Hay, and
FoRr ADAH''L1h55 n 66sSs! s oa,s and
200 pounds Hay.
w,.,po,xrYy-,a co 70 IL GO pGIu9oS % Straw
IL
~, 00n pounds Hay.
wArKRrowS ARSENAL, Mass tsi bushels Oats.
TI ,siSPPSaR$:s Hay and
67b bushels Oats.
; 9.S% pounds s HIy; and
FoRr wARRES. MASS. I'll bushels Oats.
z sS go pounds s a1y: and
BosrOs, MASS. and FoRr ispEPEsPrscE-
a.isS pounds s H1T; and
FoRr PEBBLE. M, 80 bushels Oats
S ssS pounds HE ,,yyx; and
FoRr SULLIVAN, M3Sig bush els Oats.
,s sSsPoqrd' Eek t'sv and
pUs su % to Se msds TO-
aqaItsTnasier at The place e delivery,
S a o R"s sna rsR
called for At each Of the above named places.
sasS BY Sa t%S PRISON. ths N ss.s
the bid Is accepted and contract entered pto they
q ths amount d he contract. for The faithful per-
No bid will be epter,ained that Is not made in
or all bids regarded as disadvantsgsous to the De.
S Tor s Ss deemed psf
vantage to the publr Interests,
delivering the forsss aud straw hefcin called Tor
atany one or more Of the places named herein.
Bidders have ne privilege OF beinEpresent at the
PTopSsals must be endorsed Proposals. for For.
70 whom application should be made for SdiitioHai
BY order Of Brcvet Major General Rufus Ingalls,,
Assistant QuarteTmnster General U. 5. Army, md
Chief auArterm"'ter DepSJ,PeRPt Il ad t9S Esst
termaster First District, Department Of the Bast.
jy5'td "
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Goods per New, York, Phlladalphla aud Bal.
timore -tesmars, Railroad or Express, IL care X,
II. HavebpsT, General Agent at Alexandria, will
be forwarded over the road free Of charge for
mission.
Communication Passenger Tickets ho.weNn Alex.
andris and Hamilton, and all lntsrLedsts stations
at low rata.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and between
ID csc aud inter diate points, at reduced rates.
NATHANIEL HAYES,
Ap2i-u General Superintendent
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RoPOsGLs FOR w05D.
oFTIoK CHrEr orARrERNAsrER,l

PHILADsLPHiA, "a, June q, 1850.
Scaled proposals, In duplicate, with 4 copy OF
lhi; advertisement attached TO each, are Invited
p m, SATURDAY, July 81, 1909. for supply M
The oasItsrmaster's Department Of this District
charitable hard wood, (2s cubic feet. and IL, OfJ
two thousand aud ninety Ave tons, o. 2Dpound }
host quality Anthracite coal, egg, stove, and nut
sHes TO be delivered at such mes and at the places
hereinafter named, as may DO required. prior to
August 10, lS9, as follows
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU or EQtlpMENT AND RECRUITlNu,
July 10, 1859.
Sealed proposals for furnishing Anthracite Coal
for the Navy, to be delivered during the year
ending Slih juno 1870, be received at this Bu.
reAu until 10 q. NJ, 18th August, 1852
These proposals must DO endorsed - Proposals
for Anthracite Coal for Steamers. - that they may
be distinguished from other bushes letters.
The offer must be for the delivery Of 100 tons,
Of $40 pOunds.
The Coal must DO Of the best Buck Mountain or
Black Heath, or of akind equal to them in all re-
spSCts, for the purpose Intended, which equality
will be determined by Board appointed by tho
Secretary Of the Navy after tho reception OF the
bids,
The name Of tho coal proposed to be furnished
must be stated In the otter,
This price must b. Tor the Coal delivered at the
Philadelphia NAVY yard or on board " vessels at
such points thin six miles thereof AZ may he de-
signAted by the Bureau, at the contractors risk
and expense, aud without extra charge Of any
kind.
The coal must 10 all respects be satisfactory to the
Inspector or inspectors to be appointed by the Blu
ton.
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lSDIASAPoLIs ARSENAL, ISD.,l
Juno %, 1850. !
Sealed proposals ioE the supply Of the troops n
the Arsenal with FREsH BEEf, from July !, is6l,
to December 81, 1852. will be received until the 18th
proximo.
The Fresh Beef TO be delivered In such quaint.
ties as may be from time to time required, and on
such days as shall be designated by the COmmand
Ing Ohlcer.
Proposals should be In duplicate, sealed, and ad
dressed to the C9mmanalng Oneer. IndiSpap9li-
They viii BIO opened at the Arsenal once at ten
o'clock, a, N July %, at which time bidder
wILLIAMY. WILEY,
Captain and A. s. X, Commanding and a. q. 3,
is2o.td
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PROPOSALS FOR STONE.

TREASURY DRPARTsBSr,l
OFFICE or TIM SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, I
July ~, 1852
Sealed proposals will 10 received uutll August
lsg for anrR;eSias sSS SsIsef Ia b sGS sitc
cubic feet. more or less, Of dimension GRANITE,
clear In color and free from seams stains. or sap
be full to the square aud true, sound 10 every par
iuTnished hereafter,
Also, for furnishing and delivering, a. eboye,
STONE. or North River BUBBLE, TO bN hAt on the
bed, sound. and breaking with n clean, square
fractures one quarter TO be bond stones, to con
tain not less than 6eqlLe feet and no stone to eon
t,in less han "a cubic feet, or to be less than In
Also, Tor 90 yards. more or less. Of hard, dura.
able STONE, broken 10 the size Of hens tgg-,
BIDS will be made by the cubic foot aud yard ,aud
will be rendered separately for dimension stone
Tubbo, and concrete.
aud acceptance Of the stone, by the Supervising
Architect or his agent deducng 10 per cent. until
the fuAl completion Of the contract.
All bids mat be accompanied by penal bond In
awarded to him-the Cheney " the securitytO hr
certified to by the District Attorney Of the district
where the bidder resides,
all bids II 1t be deemed for the interests Of the
Government to do 30, al any BIZ that does n9t
conform In every respect to this advertisement Will
Proposals to be Endorsed, Proposals for Dlmen .
sion, Bubble, and Concrete Stone. .
Bidders for Dimension stone will submit In all
eaSo-s6owins he SiasIeat styles y euttiass suit
able to aud showing the qualify q Ne material,
| iyl7.a Supervising Architect,
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

- FOn %
TkEAspEr DEPARTnESr, June 2s. 1850.
isIS WIN bS Tsesi!sd 4, his Department aatii the
III sl srS.: 'a aaeR iasssna 49, 49, sa,. stop
Six gross s.ineh Inkstands. No. sOs. glass stop
Twelve gross s>..iueh Inkstands, No. Ss, glass
Three gross 4.iueh Inkstauds, No. sos, glass
Two hundred thousand white Envelopes. s'Ixs,IG
TsS iaSaTsd thousand white Envelopes. o'.xH.'
:. One hundred thousand White Envelopes. 1857
blank forms foI bidding will be furnished upon
The bids vim be considered and accepted or re.
Contracts must be executed by the sueco sful
bidders within ten days after being called upon 70
The articles contracted for must be Furnished
puisusaI to orders rom The Department Tbs
entire quantities will, showever' be called for
Fsc6 proposal must DO signed BY the iadIy idusl
or Arm making IT, and be scsSmpGmied ~ az bond bond
ssaa d aaiiSfs, %S'i IN sppPSvSd n uaipsi
states District ATTORNEY, "a form to be furnished
for furnishug .ueh. portion Of the articles as may
All dsiiseriss viii be subject to inspection by an
sSpGgt detailed fST he sS
Gle win be deemed sufficient cause to anuul the
contract
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, washiugtOn,
The failure to comply with any one order under
the contract will operate as the forfeiture Of the
entire pc nSly Of ths bond the Secretary Of the
Treasury may direct the purchase, In open mar.
necessary to supply the deficiency caused by such
failure, and charge to the contractors MY per
centum 81 the price which 1t shall be found noces
saay to pay for such articles,
Proposals unAceOmpapied by satisfactory
bond will not be considered. and contracts " IN
be awarded only to established manufacture OF
GEORGE s. BOUTWELL,,
je 29-td Secretary Of tho Treasury.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

LorfsyiLLE, Ky, June "a, 1902.
Sealed proposals, In Duplicate, will be received
1850, for the excavation OF about 800 cubic yards
ofr9ek at the mouth Of the Louisville and Port
land Canal,
Speculation. Of the work to b. done, and any
other Information necessary, will be furnished TO
those who apply In person at this once,
A printed copy q this advertisement must be At:
tsched 10 each eopS o. the proposal, and each bid
signed By two responsible persons, that the party
or parties proposing will enter Into contract upon
reeeiyinT the awardment
10 BID. viii be entertained except from persops
who have had experience In similar work, and the
right reserved to reject any and all bids. n II
to do so,
Twenty per eentum Of the monthly estimate OF
the work done will be retained as security for the
fulhllment Of the contract,
Proposals must he enclosed in q sealed envelope,
and endorsed Proposals for Rock Excavations, "
| and addressed to o. wEITZEL,
Major Corps OF Engineers,
jyo.h Breyet Major General q, g. A.
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SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will also be
roeeiNed until the same date, for furnishing the
following quantities and qualities Of Coal At the
different naNy:yards, during tue hseal year end
'PoRTsMOUTH. y. H.
leo :, - Lump, haui-ptcked.
40 4" Cumbcrliai. run Of mines
BOSTON.
hl@@ 'G9' l::!3ish f ISmR
~ :, CumbGrlani' run of mtuos.
new YORK.
l9 t9ns Lehigh. Lump. hand-Pickoi
10 " Egg
500 :, Semi; Bituminous, Limp.
" Cumberland, run " mines
FHILADELPHIA
GS'cPs Leehigh' Lump
B." " l ess,
900 Semi RliumincHs, Lgmr
WASHINGTON.
80 tons Lehlgh, Egg ,,
?.SO Cumb'ry,1PPRRTt01InK2 p mines
500 tons Cumb rtul, run Of min
pIprosss must be- Tor all the coal required at any
one navy yard. which will constitute a separate
class aud the contract will be awarded 70 the
lowest bidder for each class.
The Coal to be OF the best quality Of the kinds
named TO be free from utt aud foreign substAnOes
aud subject to inspection.
The price must be per ton Of $40 pounds for the
coal dsysIsd on the paw gard wharf a the re:
or extra charge to the Governments the quantity
scales.
Blank forms Of offer, guarantee, Sc, will be
furnished on application to the Bureau, iyl6FN
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A LHxAHDRIA, LoUDous AND HAMPSHIRE
"A RAILROAD,


SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. BEGINNING APRIL
], 1900.
TWO TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BE-
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandria at 8 a. m. and 6p: m. Leave
Hamilton at 8 q. m. and u :Da. IN Leave Lees
burg at o is q. IN. and ~ l5 p IN.
The a. IN. train from Alexandria and II 30a. IN.
trail fromH ami col meet W ith Kemp sDAiy Line
Of Coaches for Pureellvile, sniekersville, Berry.
willie aud Winchester, also, with keamer,s line Of
Coaches, which leave Leesburg on Mondays,
MiddieburR; returning Tuesdays, Thursdays aud
Ali traius arrive At AlexAudiia at convenient
hours for connections with Washin gton and Balu-
more. same day.
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ANNUAL CLOSING OUT OF SUMNER DRY
and ali summer dres. ,acods.' Neal bsrssins In
ever. department Of this establish uent. summer
French .jaeonets reduced from Nk to ~ aud %
ssnts plain Linens q reduced irsn s' I.
esnt,. Fashionable trayeli ne dIsss goods suitable
and az cents; aist qua " satin plain orgsndss
~ bargains In Bishop lawn. Prsseh nusllp,.
goods and save % 10 % per cent call at once al
sELsY : NAGB4IN. 2a3 Psaa.Jlvanis avenue.
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Dry Goods.

GOODS SUITED TO THE sRAsoN-wHITR
~ Goods, Llama Lace Points, Grenadines I'D
HeInAnis, Otaandess aud Lawns, English BeraGes
VIZ ARE Now oLosISd OUT AT AsToNIsH.
INC Low PRICES.
N. TAYLOR 4 CO.,
iYl6 No. a Cantre MArkel Space
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~ Trains leaving Bslti more and Ohio Depo >.
e;4 =. m, connect with Orange, Alexandria q I'd
Manassas Passenger Trains at 81. Asaph Junctio J..
for all points on the ne Of thot road between Ms
nAssss Junction and HarIisOnburE
Trains leaving St. AsAph and King streets at 2!25
2. IN. connect at s., Asaph junction with train
from Manassas and HaITisonburg at ASS y. m. I,
arriving at Baltimore and Ohio Depot at p. IN.
and In time for p; M, train fer BaltimoTss
". J. PHKLPs, Gen I Manager. deeSn-f
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WAsHIE9ToS, ,ALExANDRI

OLA NOE OF TIME.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, IsCs.
antil further notior, Passenger Trains will
run between wsshington and Alexandria a. fol-
rHRouaH NAIL rRAIEs.
Leave sshington, from Baltimore aud Ohio
Depot, IN. lido. for Manassas and Harrison.
Leave Alexandria, from corner Of Duke and
Henry streets (fTQm Manassas railroad) ASH y. IN.
do. from Lynehb6rg, op. m.
LOCAL PAssKSaRR TRAINS.
1LiAyEwAsHIsaTos. LHAVlALk1ASDhiA,,
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AUGUSTA Oct. 22.-This morning, at half
past o'clock, a shock of earthquake lasting
more than minute was felt IN this vicinity.
Almost every one was awakened, door bells
were rung and windows shaken 1t extended
all along the river.
KENDALLs MILLS, Oct. 22.-This morning
at half-past we had very heavy shock Of
earthquake, shaking doors and windows, and
making quiet slumberers start out OF bed and
lose their morning maps. 1t was also felt at
Waterville, Somerset Mills and other places IN
the vicinity.
BELFAST, Oct. PAN earthquake shock
was verYperceptibly felt here between and
o'clock this morning. The fact that just year
ago the severe earthquakes occurred in Cali
forna is regarded with interest.
EAsTPoRT, Oct. 22-The earthquake here at
$50 this morning was the most severe ever felt
in this vicinity.
ST. JOHN, N. B., Oct pa severe shock of
earthquake was felt here this morning.
Boston, Oct. 22-The earthquake this morn
ing was felt very perceptibly in Boston and
vicinity.
WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 22.-At about 5
o'clock this morning distinct shock of earth
quake was experienced in this city. The shock
lasted about three seconds, and the motion ap-
peared to be from east to west. A movement
OF lesser violence followed, some two seconds
intervening.
CONCORD, N. H., Oct "a distinct shock
of an earthquake was felt here at 5 1-2 o'clock
this morning. 1t was also felt at White River,
Littleton, and heavily at Wells River. Vari-
Gus other places also report shock.
HARTFORD, Ct, Oct PA shock of earth
quake was distinctly felt in different parts Of
tnis city about o'clock this morning 1t was
also felt in Windsor and other parts of the
State. =
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OCTOBER CIVIL TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING
FRIDAY.-George Smith vs.. Florence McCarty.
Assumpsit to recover for rent Defence, that plain
TIN had not given credit tor the amount already palo
by defendant. Judgment for plaintiff for 1900, the
full amount claimed.
Wi liams. Webb.
Joseph F. Libby ct al VS.. William +. Nichols. Ac-
tion Of tort plaintiffs alleged that they let defend.
ant horse to 60 to Scarboro and back and that he
drove him SO immoderately that he became sick and
died. The plaintiffs, who keep a livery stable on
Congress street in this city, introduced evidence
tending to show that the 10Th day of July last the
defendant hired horse of them, saying that he was
going about nine or ten miles towards Gorham, ano
that the price fixed upon ST. that the horse was
sound and in good health, had never been sick day,
and worth $500; that defendant lett that morning 10
company with one Dyce with the horse and went be-
yond Gorham some nine miles, but came back in the
evening without him, saying that he was dead at the
Brewer House. The writ contained also count in
trover. upon which the plaintiffs claimed to recover
by reason of the wrongful conversion of the horse in
driving him further distance than that to which be
was hired to CO.
The defendant denied the hiring and that he drove
the horse so immoderately that he became sick and
died. He introduced testimony tending to prove
that the horse was hired by friend of his for him.
and that the distance or price was not named; that
he drove to Bar Mills distance Of fifteen miles, be-
Ing some three hours and half on the road, at a
very moderate pace and took the best of care OF the
horse; that the horse was curing badly all the
forenoon, and that when he was at Bar Mills the
hostler told him his horse was sick, but that he
thought it would do bin good to drive him in mod
eratey; that he did drive back moderately, but on
arriving at Stroudwater the horse reared up, tell
down and died. Decision reserved.
Thomas. A. w. Bradbury.
The following assignments OF justice trials have
been made for Saturday:
129-Lothrop VS.. Davis ct al.
187-McGlinchy Hail.
2S8-Leighton vs. Leighton.
266-ooeridan ct al. Cameron.
269-Seeley, in Sci Fac, vs. kiigore.
202-H wy ct al VS.. Bryant.
3O1-Woodman vs.. Burnham ct al
$50 Lowell vs.. Parker.
307-Am. S. & q. p. Co. VS.. Ocean Ins. Co.
SO8-Same vs.. Payson.
296-Locke VS.. Brooks.
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portland and Vicinity.
Religious Notices.

wILLIsroN CHAPEL. corner OF May and Danfortl
streets. Sa bath School at u r NJ. Sabbath Schoo
Concert at P. NJ All are cordially invited,
HIGH STREET AND CENTRAL CHupcurs
Mr.. Fem will preach at Central Church to-morrow
At the morning service the members of high Stree
Parish and congregation will be asked tn cnntrhnt
to pay the current expenses OF the parish,
ABYs-INIAN CHURCH NEwBURy STREET
pa Scnooi concert at the Newbury street Church
to-mori i. evening, commencing at O'Clock. All
MoUSTFoRT ST. A M. E. CHuRcH.-seryice al
me Monnstort street Church tomorrow, at 100 A M
- anu +. NJ Preaching by the pastor. Sabbath
Seats free.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH, corner Congress and Locust
Streets, Rev. Mr.. Root Rector.-Services at 1Ot A.
N and 3 P. M. Seats tree and the public cor
ST. LUK.'s CATHEDRAL-Suuday service at 100
A NJ, and ~ p. N.
PINE STREET CHURcH-Services at Io5 A. M
and p. M. Rev W s. Jones, OF Bath wild preach
PAYsoN MEMORIAL CHURCH, corner of Congress
and Pearl streets. Dr. Carruthers will preach in the
Lecture Room to morrow, at 103 A. M. and p. NJ
Sabbath school at p. M.
P. Y. M. Q. A.-Prayer meeting at the rooms OF
the Young Mems Christian Ass citation every We'd
nesday and Saturday evening, from u to O'clock.
STATE STREET CHURcH.-Rev. I. 4. Munger, OF
Haverh, Mass, will preach at State street Church
20 morrow morning and evening. Sabbath School at
NEW JERUSALEM TEMpLE.-Rey. Mr.. HAYDEN
VIII preach in The New Jerusalem Temple, on High
Street to morrow morning, at 104 O'Clock, on "fhe
Church in Smyrna; Rev. Tx. s. Evening meeiinp
IN the vestry: Subject, 1.-THE Fourth chapter OF the
Book OF Revelation"
BETHEL CHURcH-Services in the Bethel Church.
" Fore street. Tomorrow at f0t o'clock A. M, and
r. Nj: Seats tree. Prayer NEE ings Monday and
Thnrsday evening at ~ o'c ok. Strangers from
sea AM land are specially welcomed. -
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH There Will be preach.
Ing at the First Baptist Church tomorrow by the
pastor at the usual hours. Sabbath School at 145 p
m. Prayer meeting in the evening at o'clock. Z
SPIRITUALIsrs.-N. Frank White, the eloquent
inspirationai speaker. will lecture In Congress Hall
to- morrow, at and P. M. Admission 10 cents
Children's Progressive Lyceum 1Ot a. Nj.
WEST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Sabbath
school at II O'Clock A. M. Preaching in the AFTER
evening. ~ " Wv
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The Exhausted System.

Summer is a facilitating season, and the sudden
change OF temperature which takes place at this Pc
rOd Of the year finds the healthiest of consider
ably enervated by the preceding heat and the weak
ly and delicate almost Frustrated. This is not ia
v0rabe condition In which to encounter the raw
cold wndsof October and its chilling fogs and night
dews and consequently intermittent fever dysen-
tory, bilious attacks. and rheumatism are more or
less preva ent everywhere, bnt especially in locali
ties where the atmosphere is naturally unwholesome
In order to avoid the dangers arising from these
causes, the exhausted system should now be reno.
waited and invigoratedDy course OF HOSTETTERS
STOMACH BI TIERS. This purest and most po-
tent of all vegetable tonics and exhlarants regulate
the secretions while it renews the strength, and
purfes the fluids Of the body, while it gives firm
ness and vigor to the organization. Free from
the unpleasant favor which renders the ordinary
tonics repusve, composed OF extracts and juices
of the Choicest vegetable invigOrants and correc-
tives, mingled with diffusive silmuant from which
every nOxiOus cement has been expelled, this re-
nowned preparation is in all respects, the very
best medicine fits kind that the world has ever
known. Such is the opinion of distinguished mem
beers OF the medical protest. on. and the general YER
dict of the public, after an experience OF twenty
years. during which HOSTErTER'S STOMACH
BITTEkS has sttsined greater poPufarity and a
tised IN the columns OF the American press.
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