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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

TkUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN, DISTRICT OF
4 BY virtue of a deed Of trust, from the late
q: Eleanor Z Lang TO the subscriber. made NJ
'vember ID, 1863, and recorded amongst the land
records of said District. in Liber T. Ne Is folio
go &C. and under the instructions OF the corporate
authorities OF said town, will ofer public auc-
ton, THURSDAY, May 5th, ls70, S clock p. n, IN
front Of the premises, 'All that parcel Of ground
being part Of Lot No a of the original lots of said
town; beginning at the end of 80 feet measured west
the south line OF Bridge street from the south
west corner Of Bridge and High streets and running
thence on said line of Bridge street west Az feet
thence south and parallel with the east boundary
line OF said entire lot 90 feet thence east and par
allel with the first line al feet; and thence in
straight line to the beginning"
The Improvements upon this ground consist Of a
half stories high, with large and comnpdious apart
meDts; the same having been formally known Is the
"Cor poration or Town House."
south OF the building he spscieus and convenient
lof These premises are situated Immediately the
terminus OF the Washington and Georgetown Rail
road in the central part Of the latter city, aud offer
excellent inducements for profitable Investment
Terms: One-fOurth Of the purchase money cash.
and the residue in four equal nstalnents, at elk.
twelve, eighteen, ana twenty four months, with
semi annual interest. The title will be reserved
until full payment Of the purchase money. Two
hundred dollars to be paid down at close Of sale
II the terms OF sale are not complied with within
wo days after such sale, the trustee reserves the
right to resell the property upon FIVE days notice
at the risk and cost Of defaultinR purchaser.
All stamps and conyeyancing AZ purchasers cost
HUGH CAPERTON Trustee.
apl9- e6dGds THOMAS BOWLING. Aucf
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VI CALL attention 20 the notice in anotb.r
Rran o. the meeting Of the Metropolitan
a. IN, hen on the Evangelical Ailixnce 20 Re held
,ae New York Avenue Church on Mondav
Su nsn- The exercises of the occasion
o0sn important and interesting
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LOCAL NEWS.
AmuSementa, a.

NATIONAL THKATKR- Neil Warner in
" The Stranger and =" The Honeymoon
WALLS OPERA HOUSE," Uncle Toms
Cabin and " Jack Sheppard
WHrrrHuRsr GALLERr-9rand Prize PIANO.
sAmic Exhibition, every evening, this week only.
ouIrH's Art 0ALLHRY, 245 = 8.
MARKRrrn's Art GALLERY, as tn street.
BAILov's ART 0ALLBRY, ~ Pa. svsnua.
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BASE BAII-The jefferson (amateur) Club
have accepted an invitation from the Monitor
base Bali Club Of Annapolis, Nd, composed OF
midshipmen OF the graduating ciass. tn Visit m a,
Sry previous to June LIST, and have designated
LAY stn, next, for the trip. The Jeff9son make
nei appearance in their new uniform on We'd
hope to play the Athletic, OF Philadelnbis- her.
ON Saturday next p'~' A0'
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WALKER WHITE AND ANNA JACEsoy-
Walker White, the First Ward scavenger, was
arrested yesterday by Oficer j. Hurst OF the
fourth precinct, for threats of violence towards
Anna jackson, and after a hearing before Jus
lice Anderson, was held for security to keep the
peace. and fined 81 and costs for disorderIv
give security TO keep the peace, for threats
against Walker White
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

HE GRAND SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT TO he
gwen by the New York Republican Association,
on Wednesday evening next, the 9th instant,
At Masonic Temple, bids fair to be one OF The
nnest parties OF the season. President Grant.
Vice President Colfax, and the entire Republi,
can delegation in Congress from New York
also several Senators and members from Other
States, have signihed their intention to be pres
ent. ~ PeS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

I'LL ScHrErzKS VRRHS GxRxASrA. at a late
2xse1ns, resolved to open the season on Mon
LAY I'd next, IT Abners Park. The pro-
VII form At O'Clock a. M, at BRUCE
f~nss 1nesourant, on Pennsylvania Avenue Be-
ne P.S snS ~ streets, and march directiy 10
shootins h Snere me day viii be sbent in Prize
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HpIs eod6ds THUMAS DUWLING. Aucf.
RY THOS. BOWLING, Auctr.: Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE.

- .
~ By virtue of two deeds Of trust TO me. dated
re-. respectively June 8, 1884 and October 8, lst5,
sand recorded respectively in Liber n. @. T.
No. 50, folios SO, &c, aud Lber X. NJ. III. No 4,
felios As &C. Of the Land Records of the County of
Washington, ID. c.. will Offer at auction. on WE'D
NESDAf, the llth day Of May, proximo, at o'clock
p. m, that Valuable Property in Georgetown de
scribed follows, viz: That Lot consisting parts
Of Lots One, Two, and Three. in Peters square,
bounded asfollowe. viz: Beginning at the end e TR
feet east from High street the south siaeof Bridge
street, and running thence south and parallel with
High street 90 feet to point feet from the divid
ing line between Lots Nos and in Peters square:
thence west and alel with Bridge street to High
street. thence with High street northwardly feet
thence east and parallel with Bridge street ~ feet
thence north and parallel with High street feet 10
Bridge street; and thence east to the beginning with
an alley in the and improvem Consisting OF
substantial three story Brick Warehouse. com
sRectively on High and Bridge streets, with cellars
This is one OF the best business stands in George
town, and the property is in all respects desirable
IL IS now occupied by N. j. Adler, q hardware
Terms of sale: One fifth of the purchase money 70
be paid in cash, and the residue in four equal install
ments OF 6, L. l., and "a months respectively % be
secured by deed Of trust The terms of sale must he
complied with in one week after sale the property
may he resold. after weeks notice. AT the ris
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser Conveyancing
and stamps at the cost OF the purchaser.
WALTER =. cox. Trustee
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GENTLKMKN's SHIRTs.-A large assortment of
my own designs, to lit gentlemen OF almost
every shape, in great variety OF styles. They
sell from S1.5O to 50 each, and are warranted
equal to any shirt in the United States for the
prices. GEORGE @. HENNING,
No. 40 It'll street northwest
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b"H 0OODS NJ UOLD rnICEo.
The decline In gold enables us to ofer GREAT
BARGAINS in ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS
cheap; yard wide Bleached Shifting rery isary IS
eepts-a specia! bdrgain; Richardsons and other
makes, Irish Linens, cheap before the war;
large stock Of Black and Cofored Alpacas, from 3
cents up; Cassimers and Tweeds for Men and Boys,
very cheap; beautiful Spring Delaines and Armure.
Is; 20 and IS; 400 yards Spring Calicoee s. 10 and
IN cents, (the best goods made at l2lS cents Also
full stock Of Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets, Skirts &c
Special bargains may be expected by all who favor
rs with call. BENJAMN MILLER,
mhll-tf 101 Bridge St, Georgetown. ID o.
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DISTRICT BILLS APPROvED.-The President
Yesterday approved the acts to amend the usurv
laws OF the District of Columbia: to incorporate
me washington Homeopathic Medical Society:
declaring the construction of an act to incorpor-
Sse tne NATIONAL Theological Institute. approved
May 10, 1866; to amend an act entitled an ACT IN
incorporate the National Theological Institute.
and to define and extend the powers of the same:
and Tor the Incorporation Of q Hospital for
foundlings in the City of Washington
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ORoIDR STUDS,
Oroide Buttons,
Alaska Diamonds,
TaN IA-nl

received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. 46 Pennsylvania avenue, between
Az and eth streets.
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The THEATKRs.-Neil Warner closes his an
gagement at the National Theater Tonight.
appearing in 1.-The Stranger" and 1.-The Honey,
moon'-a great bill. John Brougham makes
ms appearance on Monday night in the new and
exciting play Of The Red ight; or, the Signal
Of Danger"
"A great bill at Wallis Opera House tonight
.ne pieces being :" Uncle Toms Cabin" and the
famous dramaFOf "Jack Sheppard" with that
Sashing yonng actress, Miss Laforest, as "Jack
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9. LskioK D.SoRArIoss-Mr. Hubbs. VIM
.ngs Ky oy tae srrspres.ible Helmbold to
preparations along the different rsilv.vM ealcsi
tne country, u now on his annual tour ana s y.
aneady made his mark in and about Wash,n.
s on IN snch . manner that they who run NAV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

30 600 900 bricks have already been contracted
for by builders in Washington this season.
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The Fish Market.

Quotations of new fish for this day, furnishes
for The EVENING STAR by George w. Harrison
& Co. Nos. 80 King street, 80, 81, IS Fish
Wharyes. Alexandria, Va. are as follows:
Sbad-Fresh, per hundred, S12; Potomac
Family, per Dbl, SLASH; Economy Family,
(Delaware,) per bbl., SIS. Herring-Fresh, per
1000, S10as11; Potomac, No. !, per Dbl, 81 80;
Potomac Family, per bbl., SO; Potomac Fam
lily, per half bbl., $3.50; Labrador Family, per
Dbl. extra, $3.50; Portland Gibbed, per Dbl,
SO; Bay of Island, No. l, (new.) $3.50 to SO;
Bay of Island. Family Mess, Sc; Lake Herring
Chicago, extra, 81. st. Johns Alewives, SG.15.
Market firm.
Washington Fish Aurket-4 800 shad sold at
Johnson's wharf this morning for S9.75aS $40 80
per 100, and %, 600 herringfor S10aS11 per 900
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC.

HPH0NzO Y0USGs 4 co.,
GROCE RS,
SsI PENNsY AyENU1,
CoRNkR TouR-ASDA-HaLrs rnKrT.
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FAIR for st. AIMS Infant Asylum. See az
yertisement.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.

10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr; GeOrseto~n.
CHANCHRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND GREEN sTkEETs, GEORG ETOwN.
he district S a The snRFi%sf SS SS
!lmade on the 24fh day Of Noycnber; Ia, in
action for PARTITION, wherein Hugh coyle e al
the subscriber will sell at punlie sale th. h'ghei
bidder, on the premises. gu TUESDAY Nay 10TH
:, 'loos p part q Lot NO 80 I'm ~ 6 SeA Rrs AZ
street BY derth Of % feet. Improve ed by large well
built two story brick dwelling hsuse and store and
Rl,o. part q Lot. No. Iss and ISL in BesiI's add
lion 10 Georgetown, fronting feet on the eaet side
o. Green Street, near Bridge street, 10y q deptn II
Terms: One third cash: tn. remaining two-thirds,
with interest from ths day Of sale to he pad IN two
dollars deposit viii be required soon the proc
erty iss,ruck a. Conveyancins and stamps az the
wS. 4; MELoY Attorney at Law. Trustee.
apps eo&ds THOMAS Dow LING, Auct.
RY THos. BOWLING. Auctr; GeorgetOwn
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
HEIGHTS OF GEoRGETowN, FOR SALE At
- ON TUESDAY May I'd. at o clock y. m W.
:s will sell, AZ public auction. on the premises,
that valuable property on the y W. corner sth
and n tbe best m.,erisls M contain. thiresp sfs:
rooms, with buffers pantry, gas and water, and all
the convenience pertaining to a hrst-clsss resi-
IL rat proof The property hasa front Of las feet,
and depth Of $50 feet. Ii commands an extensive
STABLE a"s en- the Sn
Terms Of sale: e-third cash. and the balance IN
one and two years with interest. secured by d@ed
OF trust on the property stamps and convey aneius
81 '"s >''' VI '"e p1 poDGE & pARNEILLE.
1928 y ': TTSH sssI b bs'S9f ESSEer'
ap.ots GRep .Chron .&CourierI Aucticneer
DY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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PRENpER 4 KENNEDY. x4a 18th .tr,,. co-.
ner Of New York avenue, have for sale the Iates,
kk3 RWsp DggsL!N, EpISBGRSH and PHRIs
IOREIGN MAGAZINES for April; LONDON
DAILIEs, ter days ..ser publication; Tho Ora.
j IARbEs SSs tSR iissS.;y
inclusive. Any EUROPEAN PUBLICATION IN :,
nishsd at the lowest price: BOOKS Imported. hack
.Tmhsrs Of al the rORKIGN RELIGIOUS, LIT
LkAkI, POLlTlCAL, SCIENTIFIC, aud yu-
vENILE MAGAZINE constantly on hs,d. apso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

ST. DonITIcK's NEW CHURCH-A large and
hnnental meeting of the leading members of
ST. Dominicks Church, corner Of 9Th and +
streets, was held in the basement of the church
On SUNDAY. Inc object of the meeting was to
adopt means whereby the work on the new
building could be resumed. All present agreed
that the only feasible plan for continuing the
work already begun would be the issuing of
ooncs bearing six per cent. interest. Several
OF those present signifed their intention to pur-
Snase part OF the stock, among them Mr.. Geo
aattngly to amount of s5 900, Mr.. p. Corcoran
Sl,SO, and many Of smaller amounts. The 90
Siety Is to meet regularly, electing as President
hev. r. Z. Coll, the pastor, and Mr.. P. Vaughan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

The ENERY MEN flung q fine flag to the
breeze to-day on eth street, below ID, bearing
They seem to feel in q very silky condition, and
confident Of success
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~ h o q U T.
TEN DIFFERENT VARIETIES
ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS.
PRICES AS VARIED AS STYLES.
invite the attention all lovers of this delight.
iul and healthful out door game, 90 popular in
Ems land and America, TO the assortment now
have in stock.
PRICES RANGE FROM SIS TO $50.
= Our sets have the Patent Sockets, Patent Plated
Bridges, Patent IndeYible Balls. improyed shsns
Mallets, Center Guard Piackng Boxes, CreQuet Re-
cord Dials, Books Of instruction, and all the i'm
proyenents that experience and cd udgme Mt have
Sets numbered 0, !, 2. 8, and are made Of Box.
wood Sets numbered 5, g. 9, 9, 10, are made OF
for this purpose that be found and they have
been carefully selected and are warranted sound
NOW Is THE TINE TO BUY,
This amusement IL increasing in popularity, and
10 the only out door game adapted to al Glasses OF
society. II Is, therefore, THE NATIONAL CANE
RIasas y Rs promptly filled and delivered,
PHILIP Z eOL0NONS.
sll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ap2l-f Between 9th and 10Th streets.
NEWS OF THE wOBLDi
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Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
u TIA Bridge street, Georgetown.
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ELPHONZO YOUNGS 4 CO.

FLOUR
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY.
NORWOOD FAMILY
PIONEER EXTRA.
AUGUSTA EXTRA
MELROsE ENTRA
kACHANGE MILLS EXTRA,
ALL AT LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES, AND
ALL GUARANTEES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23


CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.-Ths morn
ing, Frederick Barber, indicted for petit larce
ny, was found not guilty; Cahill for defence
VIM. Brown and ID. Atwood, convicted Of as
sault and battery, were sentenced to pay q fine
of $40 each. VIM. H. Quincy was convicted Of
assault and battery. Albert TolsOn, assault and
battery, two cases, noile pros.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Cartter.-To-day, Glad
mon agt. w. & G. X. r. Co.; motion for new
trial overruled. Mock agt. Philip & Solomons;
do. and motion to treble damages Overruled.
Downing agt. Downing; new trial refused.
Brown egt. W., G.. & A. r. r.; Do; bill Of ex-
ceptions. Hughes agt. Eschbach; new trial
refused; 10. Adjourned finally.
SALES OF REAL EsrATK.-wm. L.. Wall q
Co., suctioneers, have sold part OF lot 8, in
square 3i5, fronting on 18th street west, between
G and H street north, to X. Cruit, for 81 per
front foot.
Green & williams have sold the following
Lot q in square No. 23S to j. +. Kendall, f425
House and lot near corner Of 18th and G streets
TO Hanna }. Barge, S425 Tract Of land near
Pieroes Mills to Edward E. Price, $500. Three
story brick house and lot corner OF 18th and X
streets, Navy Yard, to job: HolrOyd.
The ENRRY MEN flung q fine flag to the
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q
made-a gentleman of the Fourth Ward now In
the AldeTmen-what does it mean?
Mr.. w. A. Cook-"Why, it means the same
thing the devil meant when he went into Para
woman"
Mr.. Freeman said he was opposed to any gem
tlenan springing the names OF Richards, Bowen,
MT. Stewart said that he did not come in the
interests OF any man, and he proposed TO talk,
when called on, rs no felt disposed. After
Star Chamber disorganizers, he referred to the
mysterious marks on the pavements, stating
that one at his front door had the words beneath
70 meet ySS. SSS and most probably
why they are organizing Know Nothing lodges,
and some colored people were in them. They
(the colored people, had been know-nothings
scribe any man The name Of A. c. Richards
had been proposed-a gentleman and true Ke-
rubliean-who would 90 In the Convention, and
II defeated he did not believe that he would 60
out opposed to the nominee. But what did these
Star Chamber men do? Why they went out to
organize Reform party. He referred to the
amount OF work done-as much in two years as
curing The ten precedng-and said II they had
. chance they would build Q market-house, and
improve the canal. IA voice.-"You've had too
| Cd much chance In conclusion, he urged
tons.
Mr.. Robert Thompson, OF the First Ward, was
tnen introduced, and said there had never been
snch canvass as they had to meet now; never
had their enemy such formidable prestige Last
year they defeated the Citizens ticket, and he
thought they had buried them, but he found
| they had revived under q new name-the Re-
formers Reformers meant disappointed OH ee
i seekers They had put forth their candidate
Mr. M &. Emery-who was a. good a Democrat
| as ever lived. He urged them to be united, and
under the Republican banner they would march
Col. J. ". Forney was introduced. He said.
nef th% a, that he had met Senator Sum
l ner mat evening, and said TO him, 60 Mr.. Sum
| for San am gong cut tonight to say kind word
ia S sHG .; Bowen" fApplanse] And he
] said' God be with you, Iappiause, Il because,
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ELPHONzO YOUNGs a 60.
Grocers.
33a PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
CORNER FouR-.SDs-HaLT STREET.
- See other column. apn-u
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ODD FELLOWS THANKsGIvING.-The Grand
Sire of the Grand Lodge of the Order of Odd
Fellows in the United States has issued his proc
hmation setting apart Tuesday, the 18th inst,
n day Of thanksgiving by the Order for gen.
eral blessings, and the Grand Lodge OF the Dis
6ict of Columbia has made arrangements for
its proper celebration. The exercises in this
city win take place at Odd Fellows Hail, on
next Tuesday night, for the benefit Of Eastern
Lodge, when there viii be music by the Odd
Fellows choir; invocation by the Grand Chap
lain; Introductory remarks by r. ID. Stuart,
Deputy Grand Sire, and An address by p. e..
representative Schuyler Colfax, Vice President
Of the Emitted States; which will be followed nv
generally.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-12-09
A FRAGR,Nr TOPIC.

The subtle essence which resides in many
plants and fruits is so eyanescent in its char
actcr rs to have almost defied the efforts of
chemists, until very recently, to imprison it
in any foreign medium. The great secret
with scientific men is to extract the aromatic
principle from flowers and fruits, and with it
surchargc spirits or syrups so that perma-
nence of quality, facility of use, and per-
lection of the unique odor of each may be
given to articles which can be used in the
boudoir, the kitchen or the dispensary. In
ancient times the actual plant or fruit dried,
was clumsy contrivancc by which faded
scmbance to the fresh aroma could be obtain
ed. In the culinary department, many plans
were adopted TO give flavor to fine pastry
and made dishes by bEuising, mincing, grind
ing or grating the coarse materials containing
the requisite Zest, which might please the
palate of an epicure. All these methods have
passed away, and in the celebrated articles
prepared by Joseph Burnett, of Boston, we
have all the delicate odors, aromatic havors
and spicy qualities of the flowers, fruits and
vegetables so concentrated and preserved as
to secure the evanesoent and subtitle pa ticles
in permanent and handy form, neitht de-
Perforated in strength or diminished in pun
gency, but retaining the exact qualities of the
original In their pristine Yigor. For nearly q
quarter of a century this gentleman has been
engaged in the scientific manufacture of Fla
voring Extracts, Cocoaiue for the hair, Kali
liston for the complexion, Florimel and Co
logne Waters, and the rarest kind of delicate
perfumery for the handkerchief; and his sue
cess in this difficult branch of chemical re-
search has been very remarkable. The dain-
tiest flavor which passes over the sense of
taste has been caught by him and imprisoned
for use. There is refinement about Bur
nctt's Flavoring Extracts and Toilet Prepara-
tions which we have failed to discover else
where, and that coarse alcoholic scent and in
congruous combinations, which ste too fire.
quently present in the common pl .parations,
is lost sight of entirely.
Mr.. Burnett is one of the leading citizens OF
Boston, a man given to intellectual associa.
tions, and in that city holds prominent
position, which a long course of honorable
trading has obtained and deserves.
We cannot conclude this slight sketch ol
a celebrated leading house of the East, with
out devoting paragraph to Mr.. Lyman d.
Morse, who for many years has been active
ly engaged in building up this immense
business, travelling in its interests full hall
score of years, and by his gentlemanly de
pertinent securing hosts Of personal friends,
and long lists of permanent customers. In
that house which he has so well represent
ed he has now a vital interest, and the busi-
ness of Joseph Burnett has much to gain
from having associated with it so highly es-
Unable Dduenport (LoUd) DEM
OCTdt,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-12-09
Shall Nature BE Sustained 2


To give debilitating medisinos to the weak Is
about as sensible as it would be to try to help
man to his feet by kicking him when he was down.
That sort Of practice is going out Of fashion. II
has filed so many grayeyards that people no
longer believe in II.
II those who are not strong by nature expect to
avoid the attacks Of disease, they must endeavor
to acquire the vgor necessary to resist II.
How is this to be done2 Common sense sug
gests by the use of invigorating medicine.
The great object is to STRENGTHEN THE SYSTEM
WITHOUT EXCITING IT.
This object is accomplished by the judiciOus use
OF the most potent and genial Of all vegetable
tonics and Alternatives, Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters
Many valuable properties are combined in this
preparation. 1t improves the appetite and rem
ders digestion easy and perfect.
1t gives steadiness to the nerves, induces a
healthy, natural flow Of bile; prevents constipa-
ton witout unduly purging the bowels; gently
stimulates the circulation, and by promoting a
vigorous condition of the physical system, pro-
notes, also that cheerfulness which II the truest
indication of well-balanced condition of all the
animal powers.
summer leaves both the body and the mind
more or less exhausted. Now is the time to re-
cruit them and thus forestal! the malarious fevers
and other complaints which PROSTATE so many
thousands every Fall.