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Only.

And this s the end Of it a: it rounds the years com
Only walk to the stilc, through aclds afosm with
sweetness;
Only the sunset light, purple and rod on tho river:
Aud lingering low good night that neans good By
forever.
so be It! aud God be with you! II had been pcrhaps
more kind
Had you sooner (parou the word been sur. Ut know.
lug your mind.
We can hsar No much in youth--who cares for chap
swift pain?
And the twoedccd sword of truth cuts deep, but It
leavcs stain!
shall 20 just back to my ~ork-to my little house
hold cares,
That never make any show. By time perhaps, in my
prayers,
may think of you! For the rest. on this way we've
troddcn together
Ny foot shi! fall ~ lightly ~ II my heart were
feather!
And rot womaus heart, strong to have and to keep
Patient when children cry, eoft TO lull them to Sleep
Hiding its secrets close, glad when auOthcr's hand
Finds for itself gem where hers found only eand.
Good.by! The year has been bright! A oft - the
blossoms conc,
The peach with ito waxen pink, the waving suow Of
the plum.
shall think how used to watch, happy to zee you
Pass,
could almost kiss the print of your foet on the dewy
grass
I am not ashamed Of my love! Yet would not have
yours now,
Though YOU laid It down 1t my feet, could not stoor.
~ low,
love IL but half love that contents itself with ess
Than loves utmsst faith and truth, and unwavesiny
tenderness.
Only this walk to the stils this parting word By the
river,
That flows 20 quiet and cold. going and flowing for
"0ood.by!" Let me wait 70 hear the last, last sound
OF his feet!
All me: but think in this life Of ours the bitter out
weighs the sweet
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Grace Gree,sscood Likes = See q
@.=A zu...v Wlkk.
From @. O. Ietees 70 the Ttibsns.

..=A zu.v4 Fight.
From @. O. lesees 70 the Ttibsns.
I missed the herv passes between Mr.
Butler and Mr.. Farnsworth yesterday. l
was sorry. I seldom take sides warmly, but
I like 1: zee good fight. I remember once
TO have stopped the carriage was driving
n, on one Of the principal streets Of Boz
ton, % ~ through 70 the bitter end light
ibetwsea Two well.maechsd bull tsrrieTs.
Yet I ssvsr could understaad . stats Of
placid impartiality sad ssrsse neutrality Of
tbs good wife Of ths frontier, who stood
umpire over the coatest bstwesn hsr hus-
band and the bear. ! should have leaned
toward the husband, or The grizzly, accsrd.
Ing 70 circu0ssancsA Well, dog.piie ars
not thoQsbt exactly proper resorts tss lne
lAdies ard gsntlsmea, nowadays, and I
squsamish modsrn ys1nsoaat ~ nads
beGr.e .easdsas obssIsis, and ban nghfs ara
~ asi1aoesasie laxasiss ~, eur eoodt tienla
- anloas 1sdsta- ~ hie = . vstla q
esabp sssellGlaSl1l1eGs n 5. t.gl aa l
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Fitch and ,C0cq,,Is,s0h.

In Frank Les'ie's Illustrated, We find the
following sketch of Mr.. Fitch, Represen.
tativc from Nevada, and Hon. James NJ.
Cavanaugh, Delegate from Montana:
mot far away from Mr.. Bingham, who
though his desk is on the Democratic side.
belongs to the Mountains, is Mr.. Fitch Of
Nevada-a dark and thickset man. with
shaggy hair, who with q voice Of persu..
sion and fast flowing words of conviction.
is one Of the very few of natures orators in
the House, and whom. whether agreeing
with the burden of his sentences or not it is
always great pleasure to hear-so few
there are who talk, who have anything at
I'LL to say, or who know, in the least, how
tn say it when they have. And not very
far away from the Nevada member sits tho
Montana delegate, Mr.. Cavenaugh-ths
brave and generous, the very Bedouiu of
delegates, a Massachusetts, boy, but the
Representative of half . dozen Western
Territories In succession, as fast as he has
brought one within the pale of civilization.
flying to fetch another doubtless, yet to
be met hailing from Alaska and the Sand.
wich Islands, If wo do not even find him
with pig.tail, accredited to Yokohama;
but of one thing We may be certain. that
we shall always find him doing what he
esteems to be bis duty, eloqusnsly, ably
and fearlessly. WV
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Nlncty.Nine IN the SHADE.
Oh for lodge In garden Of cucumbcssl
Oh for IN iceberg or two 1t control!
Oh for vale which at midday the dew eumbess!
oh for pleasure trip up to the Pole.
oh for little ouestosy Thermometer,
with nothing but Zcros all ranged In . Eowi
Oh for = big double. .bsrrcIrd hydrometsr,.
TO measure The moisture that rolls from my brow.
Oh that this cold world were twenty times colder,
THAT'S irony, rsd hot, Il sesnasth to ms)
Oh tor turn u itSdreaded cold sh0uldsel
Oh what comfort IN axss would bsi
Oh Tor grotte to tiplfy hesvss,
Seeopsd In the rock under cataract vasti
Oh for . winter o( disooatent even!
Oh fos wst blankets judieiously easei ag
Oh TOR soda foupt spouti1g up bo,dly
From every het lamp post againse TIE bot skyl
Oh for proud majdsa 70 look % ne eosdly.
yrsss,ng ny coal Win giasee oe her eye!
Then for drausht from cup ol "eoM pisens'
And Oh Tor resting plaos IN The cosd grave,
With bath In The ssyx, where The Thick shsdows
lics On
And de.psas The chin q II. dark running ways,
-tFxaekissiio.
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PO ETRY.
a Moo Correspondence.
From the forthcoming English volume Vsrs DE- Soeiee

49, WV s~' ~'s~~'ox 0ssSuso volume, VStS AZ GOet<
The glow and the glory are plichted
To darkness, for evening II come;
The lamp In Gicbe Cottage 10 lighted,
The birds aud the sheep-bells are dumb.
I'm alone In my easement, for Puppy
10 summoned to dinner 1t Kew:
I'm alone, my dear Fred, but I'm happy
I'm thinking Of you.
wish you were here. Were dulles
Than dull you'd be dearer than dear;
am dressed In your fav0rite color
Dear Fred, how wish You were hesei
lam wearing my lsxuli necklace,
The necklace you fastened askswl
Was there ever % ruds and % reckless
A darling - you.
want you to come and pa0 sentences
Ou two q three books with plot,
Of courae you know "Jsnet's RepentancsT" ?"
I'm reading Sir Waveriy Scott,
The story of Edgar and Lucy,
How thrilling. romantic and true;
The Master (his bride was . goeseyD
Reminds me Of you.
To'oay, IN my ride, I've been crowning
The beacon; Its magic still lures;
For up there you discoursed about Browning.
That stupid old Browning Ut yours.
His vogue and his verve are alarming.
I'm anxious to give him bis due;
But Fred, he's not nearly 70 charming
poct as you.
beard how you shot at The BcecheA
] saw how you rode Chanticlecr,
have read the svport Of your speeches
And cch0d 0f the echoing checs.
There's whisper Of hearts you are breaking.
envy their Uwnera. I do!
Small marvel that Fortune 10 making
Ass Idol 0f you.
Alss for the world and ito dearly
Bought triumph and fugitive bliss!
Sometimes half wish were merely
plain q pcnuiess miss;
But perhaps one Is best with measure
OF pclf. and I'm not sorry, too,
That l'm pretty. because it, pleasure,
Ny dearest, TO you.
Your whim Is for frolic and fashion,
Your taste II for letters and srt.
This rhyme Is the commonplace passion
That gl0ws In fond womsn'y heart.
Lay 1t BY In dainty deposit
For relics, We all have \ fewI
Love- some day they'll priut It, because It
Was written by you.
-Frederlek Locker.
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SArTa IN TBoUBLE.-A few weeks seo
the Governor Of Ohio offered $500 for the
arrest of . man named John Smith. There
are one hundred and ten counties in Ohio.
aud in less than two days the sheriffs of sll
these counties arrived in Columbus. each
with man named John Smith. During
the three succeeding days over two thou.
sand detectives, policemen and private citi.' :
zens from Kentucky, Psnnsylvania, New
jersey, Ohio, Indiana, Virginia and Illinois
arrived In Columbus, each fellow bringing
with him some unfortunate man named
John Smith, and more arrive every dav.
The aggregate Of Smiths 1t present In Co.
lumhus Is simply awful. And the worst Of
It h that every nm insists that his Smith 10
the particular Smith mentioned In the proc.
lama'ion, aad hs b going 70 have thss I've
hundred dellass a. hash The Oovssuoe right
up The 0ossgnsr b tEyiagao decide vhs-
ahse - pay he sswagd - Sveey1asa y
boe o. rnSgo. t.as aszAA.ta#"4 ss
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parental AyTECTIoN.-A farmer who
was sympathizinE with his neighbor, on the
death Of bic son, ssid, - You should rsmem-
ber, NJ. Jones, there 10 no loss without come
esiu. John, yen remember, was always .
monstsous eater" II know that, " rrsp0nd.
Cd the bereaved parent; "but to think that
he was laid up with shesmatism all winter,
and dies juk u Asyts1 ass, 10 pretty toagh.
neighbor jenkins, pretty toash."
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Ben. Cola who died q 6acramentoo ION tAs
lth, hAd q insurance on hls ME Of e1o.. :.
GA IPAr, Who ~ sikillel secnat0 ~ ths
Vall9to easa, dAsd : spoliey snyoo, -, Ne tor
oAoe @4 -r.Ia .y -rfFfl
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Geo. w. Irwin,
Assistant Assessor Ol lntofnal Revenue,
once with C1Agett 4 Dixon,
COURT HOUSE SQUARE, DEER LODGE u. T.
MASON Il DUKE,
ltclena. Montana.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS,

Walter w. johnson,
C1VIL T. ENGIN e T. Il,
Wlll attend to the Survey OF Land Clatma nsdcr-
nouhd Or surface survey NJ Nincs Accurate surveys
~ ~ Ainlns bitches Ut auv capacity. Esltmeees ana
session
- kesen to Capt. n. Wall, Hclsna; Bsnnsck Ditch
s'a Mining Co.. 6anusck
@H Address Helena or Dces LO6ee City.
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OsE Cory OSE YEAR. .................... o 90
O.g Cory SIX MONTHS. s.......................e5 Is %
ADVERTISING RATES-QuartcrIy ~ Due.
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Card il Five Lines u Square Ten Lines Of this
type. Local Business Notices y cents yer line.
~ Correspondence short and newsy, solicited
from eacll camp. Writer'S name must accompany each
letter. to guarantee good faith. Permission to use
name or initials preferred
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-29
W'herliua gsaister.
Satarday,---.-..---January -.
CORRESPONDENTS.

III, friends Of the REGISTER threughom nes, i
r:,5isia and the bordering counties of ONO ana
P,ansyIrania are particularly requested 70 &c; &c;
saint us promptly Nth any occurrence G geeTa' ~
,,,Sst mat ,ndy come icithin heiT kHo'oteage. ~.
,,,,, Of special importance the Telegraph may %, 9S
s,,i al our erpense; in most cases ne 1nan wss'
sSs,,sr ELr51rats and orTsdts essays are not ae-
,;r,i but bref and accurate .tters g.psng ~. ~.
iremstanoes and incidents Of interesting e0e'''S ~
soOa as they transpire. o,d;
Ssn and development Of the country; the crops.
tTan,fsrI Of land and all other subjects q 'terss'
~ 4gIsjIraI S ,.H ~ SIoSpaS SS,t. pSitsSsS. he'd
Sotis.s Of pubic meetings. Of tohdtever mature,
I'D III o,b.r occasions Of interest 10 the people, tctIE
HI our Gi to publish gsgsr pdpGE st tsaE rtteci Ged
'.t,,fr,y eo,u>s from the People, and IS Of rdille
sTI intsreSt 10 them, tOa reeeiVc our instant ana
T,ithNII attention.
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A Rhetorical Specimen.

A correspon dent of the National 1ele-
graph. demanding two impossibilities.
honesty and retrenchment, from Con-
gress, relieves himself of the following
FINALLY design perpetuity of the
Republican party, believiog, as do, in
the justice, purity and integrity OF IT'S
principles, but when l see the fos with
its syren song enter the fold with 'he
subtle craft of the Trojan horse, i Will
sound the tocsin OF alarm"
The idea Of fierco and furious foe
man, one of your bold buccanesr sort,
singing "syren song" is good. Chaps
of that description have always mil
lifiuous voices and the charms Of a
"syren," and when they sing, which
they frequently do, the occupation may
keep them out of mischief. By all
means, then, preserve the unities by
uniting the brutality of the brigand
with the softness of the "syren." It is
good average rhetoric, and then it is so
natural, The introduction Of the in
diyidual in question into "the fold" is
also happy thought. Being probably
houseless, he may find there free and
comfortable lodging, and besides that,
his "syren song" may be soothing to the
sheep.
We would follow him further did not
ths gifted writer with remarkable
genius for transformation turn him into
q horse, "a Trojan horse" with subtle
craft" This sudden turn is admirable;
it takes the reader by storm, equine.
noctial storm, so to speak. Then the
peculiar breed Of horses adopted shows
genius for selection. It's Trojan
horse" which it was IA wooden one,
at least VIRGIL so deposes. Wooden
horses are proverbiaily "crafty," albeit
a different opinion prevails concerning
wooden heads. Hence the necessity for
"the tocsin of alarm" which we trust
the wstchful warden will sound softly,
lest he disturb the enjoyment of the
ferooions fellow with whom he started
out, but whom he left quite unceremoDi.
ous!y TO serenads with his "syIen song
tho innocent inhabitants of the fold
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The action of the West Virginia
House of Delegates in refusing to vote
stamps to members seems to have had Q
good effect. The House of Representa-
tives at Washington has passed bill
abolishing the frsnking privilege
Thus it will be seen that good exam
pie is not always lost, even upon the
most hardened sinners.
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

THIS NEW AND COlf1foD10us HOUSE,
j lOcated corner Of broadway and ed street
possesses Advantages ever AL other hOusss for
tie aocoumodafSon Of fts Enests- II Wa bullt
expressly for . frztelaas Family Boarding
House-thS rooms being large and en- suit,
Furnished second 70 nOnsi Ukils the culinary
depArtussnt 5s in the most experteE0ed hands,
aa0rding guests an unequaied table.
One Of Atwoodis Patent ElsEators 10 also
among the Hmodefn tmpr0vemeHtsr and st TIE
service o4 guests 1t al houn.
Tss Broadway and Unisersfty Piacs Carr pas
the door every four minutes running from the
City Hall 70 CentrAl Park, Whils the Sixth and
Sey enth Avenue Lines are bat short block On
ether slde, adDrdinG a1nEls f1cil1tiee for eoms
Lnndiaea, plsoss q Amascusnf and Ba.ineu
IEOxB = EoLLgK
nnrar-eD PrsDsfstsps
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Colonel Bakers expedition against
the hostile Indians has just returned:
He killed 173 Indians and destroyed
lodges, with all their winter
supplies, robes, &C., and captured over
300 head of horses. The Blood Indians
delivered up all the stolen stock in
their camps. Nest of the murderers
and marauders of last summer were
killed. The expedition was a complete
success. Bakers loss was one killed
and one wounded.
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The British residents of New York
city are preparing an address of well
come to Prince Arthur. At o recent
meeting, convened for the purpose, Mr.
Archibald, British Consul, Mr.. Pulers-
ton, President of the st. Dayid's So
oiety. and Mr.. Irwin, of the st. An
drew's Society, were elected commit
tee to prepare the address, which, it is
said, will be presented to the Prince
next week by q committee representing
the various national societies and Brit
ish interests in New York city.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
REPORTS,

Mr.. SMITH, from the committee on
Elections and Privileges, made . report
as to the amount of mileage to which
each member is entitled, which was
subsequently adopted. ,,agta-g
Also, report in the contested cleo
tion case Of RAIDER CO. Putnam, for the
Of the Clay and Nicholas
Delegate District. 5e - =
The report set forth that Thomas g.
Putnam was holding his seat by virtue
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Reports sent from st. Louis, Thursday,
stating that an injunction had been OBJ
tained against the Security Life In
surance Company of that city, was a
mistake. The injunction was against
the Security Fire Company. Thursdays
report has been construed in some
suarters to refer to the Mutual Life In
surance Company of that city which, of
course, is al error.
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There has been coroner's examiua-
ton in the case of Captain John Alex.
snder, whose death is alleged to have
been caused by poison administered by
dr. and Mrs. Ira G. Gardner, of New
York, with whom he lived at the time
Of his death, at Harlem. The accused
were absent, but Mrs. Burke, the daugh-
ter of the deceased, was present during
the examination, which was not con-
cluded. The evidence so far is strong
against the Gardners.
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The lad whose punishment at Skin
ner's school, Chicago, last November,
created such excitement died yesterday
morning. He has laid in q state Of stu.
por ever since the occurrence, nearly
three months ago, never speaking, and
scarcely giving sign of life. An in
vestigation at the time of the occur
renee failed to show that undue violence
was used.
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Long Island, New York, is at present
besiegsd by Mormon Priests and Elders,
who hold powerful revivals almost
nightly, it is said with great effect.
General Barton is at present at Bald
winsville holding nightly revivals, The
people Of Jamaica threaten to exter.
inmate them should they attempt to
bring about a religious revival in that
village.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-29

Reliable information received at
Omaha from the Pawnee reservation
shows that the reported disaster to the
Pawnee raiders was exaggerated. Four
Indians had their feet and hands frozen
and were unable to reach the reserva-
tion. The others arrived safely. They
captured 129 ponies from frieadly 1ndi-
ans on the Arkansas but claim that
they had no fight. Superintendent
Jenney intends returning stolen prop
erty to owners.
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The train from Detrsit on tho Great
Western railroad, due at Hamilton
Ontario, at . O'Clock yes erday morning
ran off the track near Capetown. One
car, comisg in contact with the bridge,
was precipitated over an embankment
and badly smashed. One man was
killed and four slightly injured. The
cause of the accident was defective
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-29

The distilleIs met at Cincinnati on
Thursday, and adopted resolution
that the members present record their
names in opposition to the forty-eight
hour system, and that they express their
determination to test the question in
the Courts. They also agreed TO bring
the test case at once, and employed
counsel to carry on the prosecution.
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HOTELS.
EVERETT HOUSE,

North Side 0f UuiSn Park, N. ".
1IHIs HOUSE Is KEPT ON TIE EU
i ropean plan; Il is within three ruinutes
ride Coy horse azrsJ u the New HAyes
Railroad DepOt, convenient 70 al the prfbeip
places Of an1sement, and for Summer tFaysis
VIII be found the eoo,est Hotel In the
Every room is provided With running Wstsr.
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Hoofand's German Tonic,

has been provided-a preparation in which the
solid extracts OF the tlnOst restorativos Of the
vegetable kingdom are held in solution by a
spirituous agent, purgod of all deleteIious con.
stituents. Ike patient, in choosing between
these two great RntidO;cs, should be guided by
his own condition. If in a very low state, from
debility, the Tonic should be his selection; but
in cases where theO Oemergeney is not so
pressing the Bitters ISL 1.-THE specific required.
Thousands find infinite benefit from taking each
in turn. There is phase eofIndigestiOn, Bilious
ness, Nervous Diseases, or Physical Prostrati0n,
to which they are not adapted, and in which,
singly OF combined, they will not effect cure.
Biliousness, Indigestion. General Debility,
and all the complaints which proceed from a
want Of proper action in the Liver, Stomach
and the Bowels, are eradicated by a course Of
A.;
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ConstltutionaI Specific,

Which not only eOBQuers and combats diseases
that have intronched themselves in the system,
but is the best known safeguard against all
unhealthy Influences. Persons whose OcCupa.
tiOns and pursuits subject them TO the depress
ing effects of a close, unwholesome atmosphere
should take it regularly, "a protection against
the low fcvers and other disorders which maa.
ria enpsuderJ. Inyalids who arc
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PRICE
Hooaand's German Bitten, per bottle, .-..N %
!" half dozsn, 80. %
HoOfand's German Tonic, put up in quart
bottles per bottle ..-...s.... I -
or half dozen for 81 50.
ER-Do not forget % examine wen tie art
els you buy. IN order 70 sst The EeRuine. = :
For Sale by MA Druggists
aud b as.lsn \ = dioinss Tvhsrs.
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WASTING AWAY

Without any special complaint except grad
ual declination OF bodily strength and nervous
erergy will find in the TONIC A FOUNTAIN
.0F VITALITY ANDEYIGOR AS RE-
FRESHING AND EXT HILERATING AS
sEAnL,LL LLED N-A :. A-.EL.-L.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Living Advertise mentS

And it Is for him to say whether he will con.
tinue to endure aliying death, or to put himself
in position TO render life ENJOYABLE.
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DEAT H 2

The confirmed dyspeptio NAV almost say,
with Saint Peter, die daily" The object of
this article is not toIJremind him Of his
pangs, but to show him Hhow to Danish them
forever. The means Of immediate and perma-
rapt raliaf ara nroHared him in
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Hon. James Ross SHowdea,
Prothonotory Of the Supreme Court Of Penn.
syivahiA, writes:
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IA, l667
"HOOhGnds German Bitters" Is . very useful
article ~ q tonic and a. an appetizer. 1t is not
an Intoxicating drink, and may be used beneh-
ciaIly by persons Of all ages.
respectfully your, -.
JAMES OSS-SEOWDZY
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OF the efficacy of this matchless vegetable stom.
achic are to be found in every city and town in
the United States. Healthy men and women,
rescued from tortureO Oby its use, and eager
to bear testimony TO itsO Virtues. 1t d differs
from any other Bitters in existence, in this es-
pecial particular-it Is not alcoholic. For such
constitutions and systems as require for their
invigoraton o diffusiye stimulant
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HoohAnds German Bitters are counterfsItsd.
See that the signature Of g. Il JACKSON IL
on the wrapper Of each 7 lbottle. Aliothers are
counterfeit Principal Dohice aud Nanufac-
tory At Che German Medicine Store, No. s3I
Arch Street, PhilAAelphia, Pa.
CHARLES N EVANS, Proprietor.
,- Formerly C. hJACK5OH & Co