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Evening star., 1870-02-11

Dr. WHITE. Surgeon Chiropodist, most
respectfully informs his patrons that on and
after March 1st, 1870, his establishment win he
located in the more eligible rooms, No. 535 18th
street. opposite L. s. Treasury. He successfully
treats COrns, Bunions, Chilblans, Club and In
growing Nails, and other diseases of the feet,
without pain or inconvenience to the patient.
The shoe can be worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers to the many emf
nent physicians, surgeons and thousands Ofother
responsible persons who patronize his establish
ment. Hours from a. m. to p. m. Owing to
press of business at office. DIR. White is unable
tween 6 and D. m
Evening star., 1870-02-11

SIxTE WAED IRISH REPUBL LIcAS CLUB-This
club held meeting last evening and resolutions
we're adopted thanking Congress for their speedy
acton In passing the deficiency appropriation for
the Navy Department, thereby enabling the men
recently suspended from the Bureaus of Con-
sIucuon and Steam Engineering to go to work
AGAIN Also, resolutions expressive of the
nanks OF the meeting at the course of Hon
Jonn "A. Logan, for his efforts in Congress in
behalf Of the suffering poor. The President of
the club was also endorsed for his action a. the
iate meeting of the Central Irish Republican
Aseoeiaton- a, Lieut.. benjamin Austin was elect
ed Corresponding Secretary. The foIlewiny
committee on Employment was appointed:
Aessrs. Austin, Hama, Morgan, Mcleod. Dove.
Brown Connolly, and Charles McGowan. Adj
t0urned.
Evening star., 1870-02-11
DOWN WITH THE HIGH PRICES

DOWN WITH THE HIGH PRICES
C.S. O'IIARE & SON.
GR0CERS,
1913 SEVENTH STREET WEST.
BETWEEN M AxpN.
CHOICE BUTTER:
ALARGE QUANTITY OF CHOICE NoRrUyRs
BUTTER, AT OUR USUAL Low PRicEs
SUGARS:
CRUSHED, GRANULATED, AND POWDERED
rSSeSEEts rSSEEf sf1iskR PEk RP9gNP y Tsv-.
GOOD BROWN ~. Is, And BEST IL CENTS.
FLOUR:
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY FLOUR, sa.sl PER
SUPERIOR scgTaERS FAMILY FLOUR
CHOICE so6rIsgSSt s see stpkh tfAkEtf; TnoUR, $3.50
PER BARREL.
TEAsi TEAS,
THE VERY BEST JAPAN TEA, siIo PER
orvrv ,PoTND;
EXTRA finest 3oSs sNEE2TehG E3f ch6F Fta ooboso
CHOICE IMPERIAL AID ENGLISH BREAK.
CoFFEEs:
9sPr G6syxkRNMINf JAVA ccocFfhHoiHs coFfEEo. IS
kOASIED DD CFNTs
SUPERIOR LIQUORS:
GENUINE OLD BAKER WHISKY.
onniBk BEAspiEss sia sisf ksp Hisks! sfs ksorrLr.
I oNpoN BISCUITS,
IL Another importatiOn Just Opensd,
Dessert rgsI.;. RS:t,,
E0ys, E0E,I.,:st Ds::srt,
and Pearl & Biscuit; also.
Edsnbursh slber Ii;sgis;
j.is Under Ebbtt House. cor SoikShhadk issh asd
CnoICE FAMILY FLOUR. ss.oo;
BEST EXTRA do. se.so:
Warranted to give sstisf.ctiop.
sAAi bksr OOLONG, ENGLISH BREAK
FAST, AND JAPAN TEAS, sI.2s.
PURE BUcKwHEAr, WHITE pRIPs. 20
PER GALLON.
BHows sSI INV YEIyE Fas Low
@ wITHER,
FAMILY GROCER,
iall-d 1915 ePENNsYLyaNIA AVENUE
ELOURI TL0URn
IsesiDs direct IRON the MN, with orders to ssu q,
uarket Rates.
BAKERS. ATTENTION
Asssrtnent Target Price Lovt
TO ALL PURCHAsIRs.
One Barrel or Thoussnas, n
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES, by
seN u " CALI D 90.
Evening star., 1870-02-11

descent ON A GAMBLING HousR.-John r..
Nichols visited a gambling house alleged to be
nspt oy b. Cooley on ID street, between 9th and
ivth, rev evenings since, where he engaged in
INC exciting game of poker, and lost hat money
ne had, and afterwards made complaint against
tne house to police headquarters. Lieut.. Tat
was dispatched with Sergeant Walker and a
Posse OF men 70 break up the establishment, ard
tne result OF their raid was that they confscated
several packs of cards, check boxes and other
means and appliances used by the 8. fancy,, and
arrested Cooley and several visitors of the house
among whom were W. III. Shreve, BENJAMIN
Prosise, John Smith, j. L. Williams, VIM N
Burly and James Cooley. After a hearing be-
fore Justice Harper, the visitors were dismissed.
and cooley held to bail for his appearance for
. further hearing.
Evening star., 1870-02-11

FrNERAL-The funeral of Nr n ~ rr.x,;.
scok pace from Hamline M. E. Church yestere,
DAY afternoon, and the services were con3n rfnJ
ey hev. MI. Widerman, the pastor of the
church Mount Vernon Lodge, So. 81 En,yhts
OF Pythias, (of which he was a memhey hc.,i"5
BY martial music. followed the renaains IN Glen
vood Cemetery, where they were Inferred with
the rites OF the order. VIZ"
Evening star., 1870-02-11
FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC.
SUGARs.

BEST NEW YORK BRANDS.
LoAF, PowDSRED, AND GRANVLArEp,
a. COFFEE, Is cents.
"Bn do. White, and ooTGm-nly sol1 as beet
BROWN, L and Is cents, best, ID ceh;s
TEAS.
GCNPoWpER. JAPAN, ooLoNG. IMPERIAL
-, ENGLISH BREAkFAsT. a..
house IN the city.
Evening star., 1870-02-11

BANK MEETING.-The regular monthly meet
ing OF the Board of Trustees of the Freedmen's
Savings Bank was held IT their Banking House
5l% III street, opposite Post Office Department
on Thursday afternoon. The report of the
monthly business was read by the Acsuary.
The deposits amounted i59. Sc
4 he Gratis amounted dto............ 496, ,5lI. .l6
Evening star., 1870-02-11

ErREs-Ihe alarm of fire turned in Yesterday
afternoon from box "A was occasioned nv ~
aseoyery Of hre In stable belonging to Messrs
Shaner & Benser, situated on 9Th street. he.
eGsen y and II streets. It was ex.inguished
ne work Of an fncendarv
- nre was discovered in the house of Henrv
,Snes, on sth street, between II and streets,
nsnt, nat was extinguished with but little
Evening star., 1870-02-11

DANGEROUS RIDE.-A few days ago as the
S:So a. m train was on the way to Baltimore
hne conductor, Captain Larmer. noticed persons
:. the dlnerent stations pointing under the car,
ool dld not have an opportunity to make an ex-
1ninatlon until the train arrived at Annapolis
junction, after some nine stoppages had been
made on the road. Here, walking down the side
OF the train and looking closely under the cars,
me conductor discovered a eo.ored man lying on
the truck, face downwaris, with his feet resting
against the brake bar, and hauled him out
After brushing his clothes, and stating that he
nad slowed himself under the cars TO get to Bal
omore, the free-rider ran off, The ride he took
was very dangerous one. aud il the car hal
not been built TO set so high, or had it been
very heavily laden, he might have been crushed
to death.
Evening star., 1870-02-11

A TEDIOUS TRIP.-The schooner Neptuue's
Bride, laden with lumber for F. Mohun s. son.
Ihich left Calais, Maine, about the lst of LAST
Novemoer, arrived here yesterday, after having
been given up for lost long ago. She encoun
eered rough weather and adverse winds from
ne time Of starting, and was only able to make
new nork by the LIST Of January; and she was
fhree times driven back into that port on ac-
count OF storms. As if to keep up her bad luck
70 the last, she lay nine days in the Potomac
before being able to make this port
Evening star., 1870-02-11

HfoLirfcAL DIsABILITIEs.-In the bill nov
pending IN the House to relieve certain persons
rom all legal and political disabilities Imposed
oy tne fourteenth article Of the Constitution
are the following names of citizens OF the Dis
Sochran, Robert Cawthorne, j. M. Davidson
frank Dariey, Henry w. Turpin, and R. w
20 nrIo~nins. The BIN contains thirty-eight pages
VrSinia Mississ;opi % insm snd being from Georgia,
Evening star., 1870-02-11

AN ACT for the relief OF Malachy Gatelv.
Be Hendcfed by tie Board Of Aldeymas ond Bcard
that the sum Of ten dollars and fiffv cents s' he
ana the same is hereby, Appropriated ont Of the
funds Of the Sixth Ward, to enable the MayoS To
pay Maiachy Gately balance due him for use or
morse and cart in grading north A street, in the
sixth Ward during the month Of December. isssS
Approved, January 29 1870 ''0'
Evening star., 1870-02-11

pay the laborers at the Metropolitan Poi;co ~
STATIONS In the city Of Washington.
5e endetek By tie Board of AIdermen and P,,.,
r. .cmmoa Cosne Of tie CITY Of wasAiagfou, That
fny-two cents (sl e60.G2) be, and Is hereby am
pTepriated out OF the police fund, TO ensS,s ~,
nayoa pa 70 pay the laborers at the Metropolit an
amount provided by the act Of Octnhas. s sne
ioT the hscal year ending June 30, $50 " i'0S'
Approved, January n, 1870. -'''
Evening star., 1870-02-11

AN ACT to reimburse T.. V. B. Boswell for mel
icines furnished the poor OF the Seventh Ward
from October 1, 1861. to December 81, 1867.
BE nendcted by the Board Of Aldermen and Boar,l
q Ccmmon Council of the Ciyof Washington That
the sum of seventy-one dollars and forty-fiye
cents (si1.45 be, and the same is hereby, an
proEriated out of the general fund, to reimburse
Il. '. b. BOSWELL for medicines furnished the
poor of the Seventh Ward from October 4 IS;-
to December 81, 1867.
Approved, January -, 1870
Evening star., 1870-02-11

BE itreso'ced by the Board Of Aldermen and Beard
81 Common Council Of TIE City Of Washington, That
the thanks OF these Boards are hereby rendered
to His Excellency President u. s. Grant, for the
interest manifested by him, during a recent in
terview with number Of our citizens, concern
adOrnment of this the national capital.
SEC. 2. And be 1t further resolrsd, That His
Honor the Mayor be, and he hereby is respect
fully requested to forward copy of the above
resolution to His Excellency the President
Approved, January y, 1870.
Evening star., 1870-02-11
ELPHoEzo YoUNGs q CO,
GrOcers,
354 PENNSYLVANIA AvESCE,
Ja2S-du CORNER FouR-AND-A-HALF STREET.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

ja2-dtf CORNER FouR-Ayp-A-H
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
CHAPTER lG.

CHAPTER lS2.
Of the county Of Croker
Sc l. Be it enaodsd by the aGeneral
Asssusblv Of U.e &dfc ef Ioua, That the
Territory now embgsced ID KossuGh
cousty, lying north ~ the north line Of
boundary Of Winnebago county, ard the
eastern boundary Of Emmet county,
shall constitute the county Of Croker.
SEC. 2. There shall be elected in said
county, at the general election i'm the
year eighteen hundred and seventy
three, Supervisors, Clerk Of the District
Court, Sheriff, Recorder, Treasurer, Au-
ditOr. County Surveyor, Superintendent
Of Public Schools, Coroner and such
township officers n are usually elected
ut the general election for one township
in said county. who shall hold their re-
spectivc Offices during the period for
which county and township officers,
who are now elected and filling similar
Offices in Kossuth county hold by law,
and until their successors are elected
and qualified ~& 5}1@-
SEC. 3. Said election shall be holden
at such place or places in said Croker
county as may be designated by the
Board of Supervisors Of the county Of
Kossute, At their meeting in September
eighteen hundred and seventy and it
is hereby made the duty Of the County
Auditor Of Ko4ufh county 70 give pub.
lilo notice Of the place Of hclding aaid
election, either by publication in some
newspaper published In Kossuth county
or in the county nearst thereto in which
a paper is published or by causing writ
ten or printed notices to e posted i'm
three Of the most public places in said
county Of kossuth; prorided, That, if
the Board Of Supervisor Of said Kossuth
county fail to make an order at their
September meeting designating the
place Of holding said election, or the said
Auditor fail TO give the notice required
by this act; then the legal voters resi-
ding within tho limits Of said county Of
Croker shall hold said election at the
usual place or places Of holding elections
In said precinct or precincts and they
may. when assembled at the usual time
for opening the polls, elect judges and
clerks OF said election to be conducted
in all respects az elections are now con-
Quoted in the other counties in the State
and tho returns made to the broper coun-
ty officers Of kossuth county.
SEC. 1. The Board Of Supervisors,
and all other officers elected i'm said
county under the provisions Of this act,
shall gaulify and take possession Of their
respective offices on the first Monday i'm
January, A. d., 1871, and the Board Of
Supervisors, shall at their first session in
January, 1871, locate and determine up
on the place where the county seat shall
he located.
Sec. = This act L,ipg deemed OF i'm
imp. r:ance shall take effect
and be in force ftot,: and after ats pub
LEGATION in the State If.,yistel an, Des
Moines Butteti" newspapers published -
Des Noines. Iowa.
Approved May l3, 1870.
LED Wright, Secretary Of State
hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the Uuily iD&nu Suite
ney'sser May 18th, 1870 and the I,l'os
."''"e' DGity R"ile'in May 18th, 1870
Eh WRIGHT, Sec. of State.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Agus, Intermiteent Fs ,mS
Chill Fever, Romittent Fever, O1mD
Aeue. Periodical or Bilious Fever, e. e:
epd indeed al the adegtiopa vhac9 sssaaS
nom mal4rioua, uaassh, of mia'~
poi9oN4.
As its name implies, It does Cure, and docs , ~
fail Containing neither Arsenic Qunne. Mh sMes
whatever, II nowise Injuries any patent e. nse dis
trcts, literally beyond account, and We Isacrc
without parallel in the history OF Ague meo ,ts "a
Our pride IL gratifed by the acknowIede ~ N
receive Of the radical cures effected IN oos saed
eases, and where other remedies had wholly e OF
Unacclimated persons, either resident ~ -, nro.
travelling through miasmntic localities, WI ,r -
tected by taking the AGUE CURE daly.
For Ltver Cosnplaists, arising from at,,nnfsins
Of the Liver, IL Is an excellent remedy, stanu
the Liver into healthy activity; ,.,nts. Il is
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Comp I. univ re.
an excellent remedy, producing many e failed.
markabc cures where other medicines o nap Pprsctic
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass'' ano
all round the world.
PRxOE, 800 PEE HOTTIE. -.
For sale in Upton by D. II. schmucss . ~
A. 81. kirk & Co.
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MIDDLE AGED MEN.
Farm for Sale.

A y lMilsoN ED FARM OF 2j1 acres, admira-
n bly located in the north edge Of Red Onk
Irove, -FOUR miles north Of Upton. is offered
Tor sale on favorable terms. The farm IL all
fences with four hundred rods Of young Usage
hedge growing; has living water for stock; n
large bearing orchard q good two-s.ory house,
u. soid entire or divided To suit buyers.
For further information apply To Wm II
lnthili, Iipfon, Cook 4 Drurs, Davenport; or
on llc premises to the subscriber.
Eff JOHN w. BROWN.
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a California paper saya: "AlI who
have attempted to swim in the water OF
Lake Tahoe must have been startled at
their strange lack Of buoyance. Good
swimmers launch forth into the lake
with the utmost con iidence in their SIX i'll,
and at once find themselves laundering,
and only able to keep atloat by the most
strenuous eXe:tions. Going into Lake
Tahoe after swimming in the generality
Of lakes--thc lakes and streams of the
valleys-is like attempting II swim III
fresh water, after having learned the art
In salt water, oreven more trying. The
bodies Of persons drowned in the lake
are never sean after they have once
sunk. or the five white persons drown
cd In the lake, not u single body has
ever been recovered, or even seen. How
many Indians may have been lost in
its waters ia times past, no one knows
Piue logs float in the lake but very
short time, then sink never again 70
rise. In places far down through the
crystal fluid are to be seen resting upon
the bottom great quantities Of slabs of
different kinds of beautifully colorcd
rocks, willie the entire basin furnishes
study through the aqueous
lens.
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Bold Forgeries In Clinton County

OOtO rOEReFlcS Ia ClluL IN county.
The Age and the Ucrnd contain
Guil accounts Of the forgeries OF John w.
+. Robinson, q farmer, living at Gala
mus, Clinton county, Hs forged deeds.
running to himself Of seven different
farms, amounting in all to about 500
acres, being all improved farms, and has
had his deeds recorded, and procured an
abstract Of his titles-harrowed money
,on the forged titles, giving mortgages on
f'lhe land-forged discharges, ana has
had the discharges recorded, and was
Just starting to make another loan "a
Chicago when it was discovered by J.
d. Fegan, the Recorder that something
was wrong. Then the whole matter ex-
ploded. 1t has now bt en- is u we're THAT
hc ~ been ore! ainyin Marshall coun-
~, Iowa, nj notes ald mortgages Dor.
rowing money of all his friends, and do.
posting said notes As collateral. From
tthe present appearance he has duplica
ted and eveA Implicated the notes, and
possibly still worse. There is 10 ev
aence that any of them were genuin .
Marshall and State Center were his BASE
of Western operations. lie has evident,
Iy swindled his friends out Of from $50,
GOO to $4,000. The whole country il
excited, and no case like it has ever been
heard of in the United States, on SC
broad and large scale. lie has $1,000
life insurance carried in five or six o.
the first companies OF ttas country. A.
yet he has not been arrested, but ia be
lteved to be in the hands Of his friends
In the country, sick and perfectly bro.
ken down. He stood high in the com
mnnity and had the conf dence of every.
body. He could have had more none,
II he bad asked for it, having deceived
the best bankers in Clinton and Marshal
counties.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For n,.e.,es Of the Throat and Lung. !
suSn - Couahs, Colds, WhoopinG
Couch, Bronchitis, Asthma

r-o,,..,r u.,.. hefore in the whole history q
anything 80 we, ans
upon the coincidence Or man.. nu' Th-nugh > loaG
remedy for pulmonary complaints. .he rsces d
series OF Year,, and among most o. 80. estima.
men 1t has risen higher and higher In tnen ,.tiOrm
ton, as it has become better known. us Wa.,;aus
character and power to cure the various anecus
OF the lungs and throat, have made it known y y.
liable protector against them. While adaPsoI ~ =
mlder forms OF disease and to young children W
at the same time the most eectnal remedy ny c.a
gerous affections Of the throat and lungs. A. pfCS
Vision against sudden attacks q Crop; y snoe !.
be kept hand in every family, and indeed q ~ y.
are sometimes subject e colds ana coaens' ="
shouid Be provided with this antliOte for them: .
ALTHOUGH settled COasun:rr st0ss Is tnou&nt "
curabc still great numbers OF cases where tno ~
ease seemed settled, have been completely cure0.
and the patient restored to sound health by tn0
Cherry PICTORIAL. So complete ts It's meSeey
over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, tnss
the most obstinate of them yield to 1t. When notn
ing else could reach them, under the CHERRY rev
tOrnl they snbside and disappear.
Stn1ers ard Public Speakers lind great pro-
lection from 1t.
AstA.sa Is always relieved and often wholly
cured by It
Cherry PICTORIAL in small and frequent doses.
So generally are its virtues known that wo ne04
not publish the certificates 81 them here, or do moi
than assure the public that its qualities are lu'4
maintained. :,
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Subscriptions to the German patriotic
aid fund, in New York, now amount to
nearly 500, 900, Of which amount all but
I 5000 has been paid in. OF this amount
100000 has been sent to Berlin; $1,000
4. - been expended in sending surgeons
~ Nhe seat OF war; and the remainder is
Is Visited in the German American
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WARMERS -
PILE REMEDY.

Warmers Pile Remedy has .ver 'aiIed !,, anG'
even In one case to cure Il very worst cse-s %
itching or blssding piles. Those who n..-'cte.
should Immediately call on their druggist and s.'
WAKSEk PILE REMEDY. 1t Is expressly for The
Piles and Is not recommended to any other dis
ease 1t has curesl many of thirty years
everywhere.
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MOST WONDERFUL
CURES
OF TIL AGE!
BY
Ii n ID - L US
BLOOD SlAlCHll.

EsxIRA- SEw YoEK. SEPT. ., isR
AEssss. r. = sEILgEs & Co-t;entiemen: take
tn'nf Isl ss'oii MPs sSSs sISeD
ysars VIM an uiser..ed soRE On ssa lex Which the
% IL . % 6 n g g ser s.. Il II ns
Tie 70 e y 7, nsEa . g. =. by e..
oersiae.ie Ihs, il Was recommended y a CrRE for
tn above disease and resolved to give Il . triAl
70 airesions and nearly cured her linen sent .
ffftsburE ard procured another bottle which she took
i ann 81 the d.ease sisee and rrneuily max. Tbs
statement 70, the benefit Of any who may be similarly
THIS Is ONLY ONE CASE know Of another
where entirely cured Ulcer, ysars shading
amer everything else had Allied and VIII give you an
account d It In nly next letter.
EIxIRa NEW YORK Oct :. is9
Msxsxe. II. y. SE1LERs Il Co-Geniiemen: The
case 70 which alluded in my former letter r. thst Of
IL }. t o nsfi b ,ps Il RI
= Thsen time ierss EAEE T6Es s,.1s su On n
sneh a. ea.n, ia. when BE- wake. upsn E the
MOOD and CoRRCPT1CN would work out rom
bss Physicians in the Eastern state. without finding
any relief and some Of them INSISTED THAT THE
a,;e1n be,.s e. Dr. ne .Sa Is so.iies
Of kennedy.s Medical Discovery. without finding airy
ii. Canada. and remained ia weeks. At the end Of
which time the Ulcers were all healed. and he was
Rim bo~ever in abou, ,hree weeks the ueers broke
rot sgsin tad and even WORSE than ever. In the
wen, to see him and recommended the OF DR. J..
n. LSIeEY's BtDoD SEARCH Err. told him q the
He sent and proersd n. 'ille amer taking 1gur Of
them he could plainly that was benehtting him.
He continued TO take the medicine. and In all took
u bottles. which effected sound and permanent
cTRE and has I.rnsi , se, to this DAY. n, hi.
procure afdavits to the truth Of wha, have
Repeatedly. JOSEPH THOMAS
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NO MORE

Warncr's Ceush Balsnm IL healing, softenIne
and expectorating. The extraordinary power II pos
ing. the most obstinate cases Gf Coughs Colds,
Throat. Bronchitis Influenza, Catarrh. Hoarseness
psops !. the .sl!sf Aa ee.aaiR ~ effects II al the
that thousands IT physicians daily prescribing It,
and one and all say that II IL the most healing and
pectOTatng medicine known. One dose always At
lords relief and in most cases bottle effects
sold by druggists, in large bottles Price One Dollar
II Is your fault If you still cough and suffer The
Basam will cure.
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WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink, War.
ncrs ynam yias, or Wine Of Lite, apes tf1 I'm
those who rest1te stmLlAnt. Is splendid ape
tzer and tonic and the finest thing IN the AoTid for
cious article Offered 70 the public far superior TO
1t is more healthy and cheaper both male and fe-
male young or Old can take the Wine Of Life IL Vs.
good health and free flow of lively spirits will do
well to take the Wine OF Life. It Is different from any
thing ever before in 1t Is sold Ia druggists also at
all respectable saloons. Price One Dosl.r IN quart
hotties. 4"