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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13
The rsuFy Law.


The following is the bill Is. No. 2I5) to amend
the usury laws Of the District OF Columbia, as
agreed upon by the conference committee this
morning. The bill, rs agreed upon, is very
nearly the same as the law Of Illinois: % Y.
Be IL enacted, de-, That the rate Of interest
ulon judgments and DEGREES, and upon the loan
or forbearance Of any money, goods or things In
action, shall continue to be six dollars upon one
hundred dollars for one year, and after that rate
for a greater or less sum, or for a longer or
shorter time a. hereinafter provided.
Sec. 2. That in all contracts hereafter to be
Ia or agree in writing that the rate Of (IoS ten
cent. per annum or any less sum or interest
shall be taken and paid upon every one hundred
dollars Of money loaned, or in any manner due
and owing from any person or corporation In
Sec. 3. That II any person or corporation In
this District shall contract to receive Q greater
tract in writing or six pei cent. upon any verbal
contract, such person or corporation shall for
feit the whole OF said interest 90 contracted to
be received, and shall be entitled only to recover
the principal sum due to such person or cerpo-
PEG: :. Th.t e any person or corporation IN
the DistIica q Columbie shslI, directly or indi.
interest than, is provided for in this act, upon
any contract or agreement Whatever, It shalf be
lavfnl fo! the perscn or his personsl Representa-
ses s.1 q tSs The ss,s e
such contract o. agreement from the pegson Or
bis personal or fton the corpora-
ton receiving such unlawful interest: P,vridsd,
That the suit - recover back such interest," shaIi
be brought withinone year after such unlawful
interest sAAll Aave been paid or taken.
? Sec. o. That nothing in this oct contained
shal1 be construed 10 change the general laws
In force in relation to banking associations, or
CANNED under the act to provide national cur.
fency secured BY pledge Of the United States
demption thereof, approved juno 8, 1854.
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FoRTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
This Afternoons Proceedings,

SENATE.-The concurrent re>o,u,io, rro-
vidipg Tor Joint Committee on Indian a.irs
was taken up.
Mr.. Casserly offered an amendmen, ,h.,
shall be necessary to constitute amaIoritx os she
committee; which Was agreed %.
Mr.. Nye thought there were too many changes
IN our Indian Polsy, and thought that one
tested. Although at frst favoring this PROPOSE,
ton, he did not now approve IL.
After considerable discussion the resolution
was adopted-ayes g, nays y.
Ma. Anthony introduced bill for the better
organization OF the medical department of the
navy. Referred TO Committee on Naval A fairs
Mr: Cragin offered bill for the relief OF the
Referred TO Committee on Naval Affairs.
Mr.. Trumbuli, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, to whom was referred the petition OF
tor from Flerida, made q report. accompanied
by resolution that Abiiah Gilbert is entitled
TO the seat IN the Senate he now holds.
Mr. Thurman n stated that he was unavoidably
absent when this case wM considered by the
committees, and had no opportunity since % In
vesugate II, so that he could not tell whether he
should oppose the report.
The Georgia bill then came up.
Mr. Wilson suggested that an agreement be
made to take the vote to- morrow at 4 o clock.
MT Drake objected. No more important sub
yect had ever been before this Senate, and the
country would not complain il two weeks time
was spent in IL.
TN, MI. wilson said the country would complain
The cry came from all over the country now
that congress was useless body. The business
Wa very much oehind- he asked unanimous
coNsenu NE 10, amotion 10 hold an evening session.
Z MI acNreery onlected.
Mr. Ramsey said there was no necessity for
evening sessions. Let Senators quit debating
enu s'S nu 10 the business IN the day time.
III. norton, VINO was entitled TO the hoor,
maze an argument against the reconstruction
laws.
HOUSE.-Nr. Swami ma nr..er,.,, a..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13

ga Wisconsin Farmer sues for 4 divorce ON
the ground that his wife can't chop the amount
riage. 81. .t - - - =
0At Timmonsville, 8. O., il the grave of
Mrs. Florence Bodwin, Of Philadelphia, Pa
She was member Of q federal reRin,ent. and
as she was dressed as q soldier her sex was not
discovered till after her death. - =
The newest style Of dressing the hair is
called "the Cleopatra" The hair Is brushed
high OF the forehead and braided low In the
neck, surmouDted by . large imitation snake.
which IL coiied around the head. - = -----'''
gin 1850, young man living In West Rut-
land, Vts discovered . supply Of stone Adapted
to the manufacture sf slate pencils. He bought
the land on which the quarry stood for S1OO. At
present TINS quarry, together with the buildings
erected thereon, Is valued ut t3Oo 600 900
n[Buckwheat bran, when fed to cows, viii
produce large quantity Of milk, but the milk
will be q thin - water, and OF a. lueish color.
Meal Of peas, wheat, and corn, viii make the
richest milk, and Of . yellow eoaer. Meal Of
peas and wheat bran win make excellent feed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13

MONTREAL, April I3.-Altbough there seems
10 oe no doubt that an extensive movement has
been going on among the Fenians on the eastern
frontiers, Information from that quarter leafls to
tue tehef that II viii proceed no further now
IN consequence of the precaution taken
there utterly disbelieve that any raid is con-
templated or will be attempted IL Is stated
there that n Is the intention of the government
TO organize a force from the present militia
organization for the northwest and that the
orders will be issued this week w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13

RARE DIVORCE CASE In RIcHMoND.-The
Richmond correspondent OF the Petersburg
IHder, writes the following: There 10 TO be q
remarkable divorce suit commenced here at the
next term Of the circuit court, which, it il safe
to predict, Will attract extraordinary attention,
pers. The reason assigned by the lsdy--wbo 10
plaintiff-for wishing to "puf Away" her hus-
band, to whom she has been married only four
cedented There has not been such Q case In
Virginia for half . century. Ex-Governor Wise
4 counsel Cor the lady, and Mr.. Noise for the
defense-
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what t Goats q Duke 90 Murder m
Fnnce-Ihtrty Days Banishns en1
from ube1tg0tful Madrid.

fetegruphed ESolHs'rely to he Ereais9 Star.
MADRID, April I3.-The trial OF the Duke Of
Montpensier Tor the murder of Prince Henri Of
BonTb bon, IN duel i'm March last, was Concluded
before the council OF war last evening. The
Duke prompt confession of the deed and his
expression OF regret therefor, were accepted a.
eAtenua;ing circumstances. The Duke was
sentenced TO one month s exile from the city OF
Madrid. and ~ nay -. .oo indemnity TO the fami-
~ VI frlnce Henri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13
FROM PARIS TODAY.
The Threatemed 0trsLes

1dfsraphed ErolEsirely 10 TRe Erenino Stsr.
PARIS, April IA despatch from Bsyosne.
1atsd this morning, states that several mor,,
SsIhst leaders have just passed over into spain
The authorities have again been notifed maj
the threatened strikes are to begin to-day in the
various manufactures an this city. III is re
ported mat the Emperors proclamation. rela-
tive to the plebiscItum. will be published day
after tomorrow. ~
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FROM VIENNA TODAY.
The New Cabinet.

VIENNA, April I3--Counf Patocki has snc-
eeeoed In forming a new cabinet, as fellows:
rresident OF the Council OF the Minister and
Mlnaer OF agriculture, Count Patockt; Minis
,er OF the Interior and War, Count Y. de Taafie;
Minister OF Justice and Public Instruction, NJ
Ischabuschngg; Minister OF Finance NJ Dist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13

LYDIA THOMPSON IN THE DIVORCE Courr.-
This afternoon the case Of Watkins VS.. Watkins
was heard The petitioner Va widow of CON
adorable means, and settled f3o0 year on the
respondent on tho marriage. After the cefe.
mony the husband persistently refused 70 con-
his wife by beating and kicking her. The r.
spondents valet proved that Mis- Lydia Thomp-
son, the well-known actress, was In thu habit a
be saw long, fair hair on hiD master,S - srd
coat after Miss Lydia ThcmpsonS yisifs. ne
respondent left England to 90 to America wif6
Miss Lydia Thompson, and dismiased witness, e
he said he would be asPy upon him. Evidenoe
was also given of his adultery With 4 Wrs
Douglas, which being more conclusive than fhaf
against Miss Thompson, the Judge Ordinary
London Globe, March "a. = : = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13

feleoropked ErcSusireIv N "a, kr,n,n, s,z

1eaee'ophed Erctusireiy b The Evening Star.
BHksT, April l3.-The steamer Lafayetta
from New York, arrived here this mornif,g on
her way 10 France. VA
LONDONDERRY, April I3.--The steamer Prus-
here to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13

SOCIAL GossIP.-We have occasionally read
4 aprons and ladies collars representing lace,
with other small articles belonging to the toilette
which were made of paper. We have heard it
aid that newspapers sewed together, made from
their warmth, good substitute for blankets
when there was scarcity Of the latter, and
most ladies have seen complete suits made ofthe
most exquisite shades OF tissue paper, trimmed
with laces, gimp and fringes which at q short
distance apPeared astonishingly, like the silk,
aces and gimps, which they were intended to
initiate. An occasional party has been given IN
this chy, where every lady has worn a dress
made oftissue paper, and II it were not for the
rustling sound: which even the softest paper Is
not free frosn, the illusien, at q short distance
wOnld be complete. We have seen them worn
with admirable effect ct private theatricals.
We read of the last use which paper has been
put to, in q recent paper, where We find II
recommended for co0ins. As the expenses OF
burial are % enormous, We sh0uld imagine that
any material which might help to lessen them
vary nom sc to e25o, while the underta ker 3
charges vary from Sa00 70 ol ,6O0-and these are
but two items In the Nj q expenses. IL is well
said that person in moderate circumstances
cannot anord 20 shui1e on this mortal cel. even
il death were boon to be cravcd, instead of IN
evil to be dressed.-Courvier's Street, Salon AND
SkCp. - Hg q -tH -.t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13

wEppKp AT LAsT.-A remarkable marriage
took place at Gslesburg, III, on the 9Th, the
parties being Mr. Samuel r. Crosby, OF New
Anna b. Hufd, OF GAlesburg, agsd eighty-one.
They were engaged at the age OF eighteen and
sixteen respectively, but Circumstances COM
PEELED Q breaking Of their troth, and since then
each has followed three companions to the
grave,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13

fUeg7ePsed 1ccIsssoett % 1ke EuenssU St1r.
BostoS, April I5.-The will OF the late Geo.
Peabody was admitted to probate in Es~ex
county yesterday IL shows that public bepe-
factions have absorbed his property, except
about $4,000 i'm private bequests 20 his rela-
tives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13
Albany Election.
7eleor0pAed Eeclusicelv 70 ne Rr>~s~1 Sn~

ALBANY, Apri, 13.-The Democrats elect nine
10 the Republicans seven of SUPERVISOR. Thach-
er's majority is about 500. The vote was the
largest ever cast, beng about IS 900. The Demo-
crats have majority In the Board OF Aldermen
of seven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13

The RECEPTION OF MRS. GRANT, yesterday
afternoon, was attended By large numb.r OF
persons. Mrs. Grant was assisted in receiving
by Mrs Senator Scott, Mrs. Lynch, Miss Howe,
Mrs. DR.. Sharpe, and Mrs. Gen. Dent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13
Oil 01 Eir

Telegrcphed Erclasively 10 he Evenip Star.
CLKvELASD, April l3-The crude oil tanks
owned by w. III. Doan took fire this morning
from spark from q locomotive. The loss i
$40 900; Insurance so 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13

n0Savannsh has an Anti-SwearinR Society.
0The Woman Question-What did she have
on? Els4f-. . -,, =
n0Seven cities In Germany have Lincoln
streets. vriyH -s.4tv
p|Mrs. Scott Siddons has delighted st. Louis
by playing Ophelia in German. slt. as,
: A|Miss Irene Worreil Was recently narrlea
to son of Eddy, the actor. A
n0"Chicken recreation Is q New orleans
euphemism for eock-hehts. .-s-.
e n0"Can You return my love, nay dearest
Julia 2" Certainly; don't want 1t, Am
0-rhe Longest suspension bridge In the world
is to be commenced in few Gays across the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

AProINTKD.-1he Secretary of the Treasury
to-day appointed o. NJ. Alden, j. t. Harding,
and Samuel Jandon inspectors in tho New York
Custom House. ann
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13

psE SELECT COMMITTEE Of the House on
Pesal Telegraph this morning instructed their
chsirman, Mr.. Washburn, OF Wisconsin, to re-
port his bill, heretefsre introduced, purch asine
and placing the telegraph lines under govern
rent control, and connecting it with the Pos.
Office Departmena
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13

nIIn Titusville, n. ", on Tuesday night,
Mrs. DIR. Bailey, while reposng In her bed, had
her long, dark and luxuriant hair cropped close
to her head by some person who silently gained
admission 10 her bed chamber while her hus-
band was absent making q professional visit.
The Doctor was the frst 10 discover the loss on
the arrest one person who committed the ont
rage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13

Too MucH oy GooD THrNe.-0ne day last
week Mrs. fossette, residing AZ Harper's
Ferry, gave birth TO three girls. Each OF them
is Of fair size and health, and the mother i
"doing - well - could be expected. The
husband Ia day laborer on the railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13

The death or LoPRz.-Minister Garcia this
morning received the following cable telegram:
koNroN, April l&-The Paraguayan war is
ended. Lopez is killed. Joan FAIV.
Argentine Consul at London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13

AUTHORIZATIONS FOR THE DIsrRrcr-Gen
Mieher was before the Committee on Appw.
priations yesterday in relation to the amount
required to be expended for the washington
Aqueduct
Mr.. Clark, Supervising Architect OF the Cani-
toi' IN relation to the appropriations required
for the Capitol building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13
Lopes PesatiyeIy Dead.

felegraPked Esciasirely @ ue EpeniV Star.
LONDON, April lS.-Rumors Of the death OF
Lopez, which were current yesterday, but were
not generally credited, are confirmed to-day by
dispatches from Lisbon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13
ley az Madrid Over the News from,
GWb0.

MADRID, April l3.-The authorities are
greatly elated with the news from Cuba. The
latest omcial bulletin from DE Rodas Announces
tne lnsarreclion morally, though not actually
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13

e0The Louisville journal has this ssoonsolato
ry' reflection: To the parent whose con die in
infancy there must be something peculiarly
may be the fate of the child in the nest wersd,
IL can never become member Of Q baseball
club In thi~'!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13
TRIP TO THE "NNSY saTTH."

" WiIW1ngto to CharlestOn-Sccne n g
strange nsaSl InteFesting-The Labor
QuestiOn In the south SoctNl OSeE1-
es~ns Of NSfthern People thrOuxh0ut
che 90ms tn Cha rle~tOn, y Cts Pc
cUliarttie 90 avsSl AttFNcstonS-AE Euro
pean rather ShNa an American city
The Charleston Market = High
60 Various objects Of Aistoric Inter
est ak0WH CharlestO0-Operati Of
the Freedmen's Barean-The 000d
Work BOne by General HOWarSl-A
Drive Over (harleStOm's Ram0us
She'll Road-Fine Houses and Gar-
denS-fhe Resiae0ce Of Tremholm.
the Blockade RunneR. t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13
fO REsrOyE MORN RATCMl

rruPlio~s and blotched ais6 6guratinns on tAe faes
slI ,fsx13;., y eomes0ne and pmple resedE Sold BY
fO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES.
Ffeck1es and tan from the face, use Perrys 18th
r rs9 i5,eks ls,ion Ths only reliable and hsrpes.
greet, MY. Sold by all druggists. ap Is -smW&S
Is4o. TIME TESTS 1870
THE MERITS or ALL THINGS.
- FOR THlRrY YEARSrN
PERRY nAVIS, PAIN KILLER
Has teen tested in every variety Of climate and BY
snios CONSTANT coDpaaion and aestiuable friend of
the missionary and the tray sea and land and
no one shoaid travel On our LAsEs or RIVERS WITH
H y speedy sne safe remedy for burns, scalds,
culs bruises, vouse and va ious other injuries,
W as Tor ds sentery. disrrhra, and towel com
rsee OF men on flre face of the globe, Be you
cal for and settne genuine Pain Killer, as many
nSssr%, az , are s,tspPed e be sold on the
Directions accompany each bottle.
Price 5 cents. 80 cents, and Q per bottle.
sold oS all Medicine Dealers nhs4 eolm&w
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
This spicutfd Hair Dye Is the beet I'm the world.
Harmless. reliable, instantaneoas Goes not contain
sS
H.n o pys SSs had %s 1.1s
ss'Hsa'D Hs to Pkss or IL losss
ey All Brussiss. Applied st 10 Bond street.
MAIHOOD AND W0MANHO0D.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the passo,al
attraction Of the sexes, and the happiness Of TKuE
manteod unite to conseersss he union % Sent free.
| In seaied enveiopes Address sHoWARp AsssCi
ALTON Box P, Philadelohia, Pa. ia2s- -eoss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PsNIPLEs ON THE FACE.

For cdmedOnes, black worms or grubs. pimplv
tr1Ili9Ss and blotched dis6guratinns on The face,
use y cry eomcsene and pimple remedy. Sold by
all dffggisfs. TT an IA AnWxS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13

AwRrr.ai in the English woman's Magazine
-rejoices thaf the rod, which for some time has
been in disgrace, n being restored in the en-
schoois and eiseWhsrs. The wrftsf is awonan,
s16 - axprcsses belief that great many or
fhc SeiS0xledged evils Of the present age-an-
iutifsl children, a1d reckleo, hesdless, young
and tesehers having Of late years neglected a
mast eSeential duty n not using safRcient and
nroper corporal punishment a CsF~iF- ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13

s1In the trisl Of Prince Pierre Bonsparte,
whes =. rascai Greuseet vas asked according
accused, he replied: "rhe Pnneess Letitis
hadeo many loven that L dare not say vhsther
I am Q relative Of his Or not" This gross insult
was the cause Of the scene in court, reported by
the cable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13

sUPkRvfsoR FULTON, who returned to Wash.
mgton from California recently, was yestsrda,
reassigned 10 his old jivison in Marylsnd ap5
the District Of Columbia. This reheyes Suner.
visor Harrison, of the district of New ,Jersex
and West Virginia, Of the extra duty in Fulton !;
district, which he has been perfornins durin,
the sojourn Of the latter on the Pacific oo.st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13

NAVAL ORDERs.-Assistant Surgeon John W, /,
Ross, ordered to the Talapoosa; Assistant Sur
geon Theodore @. Heyl, to the Naval Academy;
Assistant Surgeon b. 3. MacKee, detached
from the Naval Hospital, New York, and or
dered to the Franklin; Assistant Surgeon Lewis
). Pitcher, detached from the Talapoosa and
ordered to the Naval Hospital, New York. Roat-
swain PhiliPJ Miller, detached from the Navy
yard, Norfolk, and ordered to the Savannah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13
ENCOURAGE HOME hAsUSA0rURssi

Corner 18th street west and N street north,
Are now PREPARED 70 manufacture oil Kind Of
GLINT and COIOkBD GLASS, as the most re0soa.
On hard large salply Of the best quality OF
sAis ssst.rn. xs isS risR SL9sH@ Of :ll s.:s "a
sG:is and esss5 Ss6:Sts :SsIf fiNeoFEo NGe6oFEoks e M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13

IHE CASE OF GEN. HowARD-The House
Committee on Education and Labor, to whom
was referred the charges made by Mr.. Wood
against Gen. .. 0. Howard for Investigation,
oid NOT meet to-day. On account of having no
'unds at their disposal to prosecute the investi-
gsuon, resolution making an appropriation
for that purpose passed the House vesterdov
and the committee will commence work a. SON
as 1t shall pass the Senate and receive the
Presidents signature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13

NoNISATIoNs.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations Of Postmasters to the SEN
ate this afternoon: John A. Goodman. at Lev
I'll, Mas; Henry Cluckering, At Pittsfeld
Seeley, at Great barrington, Mass: Edwin
Rogers, at North Adams, Mass; John H. Smith
az Paola Kansas; James w. Rice, At Garnet
ward b. Stephens, at Binghamton, n. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-13

- sPRINo Still =
" The Iablic are resDectfully informed thatX
their old style high or low crown SILK@
CUNNIN0HAMS HAT FACTORY, e33 7sh st.,
bet and Z. ~Hsw Hats made 70 ordar, sl0-33
r J.. wILp. I0HnERLI fuNER OF
M Sl,:d. .nsSss .a. ct g e sES 9
sno and Gusic store. i9o Ileventh street, VyEV
!wes sias bet Pa Z, and nd :s: Eises sRssisl e.
aEos 9oh iiS tTs siIsa 6E and for n
WnI BINGy nEDlCAL w0NDBa, VIA
prugrists, and at wholesale and retail By D. o.
FORD, No. ll0e Pennsylvania avenue. ~
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-08-17
SINKING SLOWLY.

Diseases that progress rapidly to a crisis aro
not the only onos to be dreaded. Canker or dry
rot docs not blast tree as suddenly as stroke
Of lightning, but unless arrested, It destroys 1t
as eerteinly and in like mannor chronic debility
although It docs not kill with the swiftnoss of
yellow fover, is as sure 10 sap tho springs of life
eventually as any acute diseaso, If not checked
by invigorating medication. Thsro is something
inoxpressibly touching in ~ spectacle of prcma-
ture decay. Languor, pallor, emaciation, dopres.
sion Of spirits and distaste for exertion, arc its
ordinary symptoms, and they should bo promptly
met by tonic trestment. The bost invigorant and
exhilarant that can be administered in case Of
this kind is Hostetters Stomach Ditters. The
stimulating principle Of tho preparation rouscs
tho dormant energies Of tho system, and the
Strengthening and regulating properties give a
permanent and healthful impulse to the vital
forces thus brought into play. The falling appe-
tito is re.awskoned, tho process Of digestion rnd
assimilation arc qulckencd, the quality Of the
blood is improved, the secretlons become moro
natural, and every organ that contributes to the
nourisbmsnt of the body undergoos salutary
change. BY these means tho repair of the phys
oal structure Ia effected and is health and vigor
restored. In no GLASS Of diseases has tho benin-
cent operation Of the Btters been moro marked
and striking than In those. Characterized by gcn.
eral debility and nervous prostration. Ladies'
affected with those ailments find in this most
est md surcst means Of relof It is strong to
restore and powerless to injure. Such is the
uniform tsstinaony Of clouds Of witnesses"