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Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-11

AT GLRoY.-The AdOocate of June 4th says
that Hon. G. 3. Williams, of Weavervlle, was
visiting at Gilroy that date.
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WRAyERyILLE. June 9th, 1870.

GENTLEMEN Il have the honor to acknow-
ledge the receipt of your communication of the
9Th instant, requesting me to deliver an Grafton
on the fourth of Juy-the ninety-ffth anniver-
sary of our independence. | can only regret
that it had not been assigned to an abler and
more experienced person, but the request, COM
ing from the source it does-so Unexpectedly,
too-is hard for me to decline. therefore ac-
cept of your invitation, hoping to merit the con-
fdence :eposed in me by the citizens of Weaver
vile. | remain
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-11

Bay IF you wish the very best CABINET PHoTo-
GRAPHS, you must call on BRADLEY RULOFsoN,
429 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
gasn Cool Soda and Sarsaparila at the Chal-
lenge Saloon.
He7s~ Havana Cigars, at the Challenge Saloon.
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Truth Must PrevaiII

Bristol's Sarsapara and Pills are sure cure
for vitiated or impoverished blood are to purge
out and carry off all bad humors are the best
of all medicines for the stomach, liver and kid
neys. Try them Try them 58l.
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Yours very respectfully,

~ Messrs A. J. Feter Peter Pausen H. Hooker, W. j.
WBhh D. O. Montague John Martin, John Jackson, X. Cliff
ford II. Jd1bans H. p. Lovejoy aud others
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the HOWE MACHINE COMPAEY'S
WORlD-RENOWNED
SEWING MACHINES !

DARIS EXPOSITION UNlyERSEILE, 1867,
| Two Grand Prizes, Grand Cross of the
Legion of Honor, to Elias Howe, Jr., as inventor,
and
Gold Medal for the Best Sewing Machine,
The highest honors over conferred for Sewing
Machines.
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AS Holiday Present, Nothing would be
more Appreciated than one OF
these Machines.

FNHEsE uNEQUALLED MACHINES DO ALL THE DIE
feren kinds of work required to he done in family. and
make all the different kinds of Stitches, without the comp
cations Of the other Machines.
All persons will please examine the WHEELER WILL
son SEWING MACHINES before purchasing auy other
The Wheeler Wilson A is we'll known, has nearly
every trial in which has competed the highest award OF
merit The rcprestntatN other nRchues confident
have eutercd the lists time and again. only be defeated
and finding II impossible To compete fairly have endeavoed
to decry the value of Premiums They however
to boast of the few they have received But in the grand
trial daily throughout the world where only true merit
finds favor aud superiority wins the the Wheeler
Wilson Sewing Machine stands riumpanty the champion
by the verdict of the people
These Machines are adapted TO every
variety OF SeWingI
From the lgtest musius to the heaviest cloths They
work equally well upon silk, Linen, WOODEN and Cotton
goods with Silk, Linen Cotton thread Scanning, Quilting,
Gathering uemmng Fellng Cordiug, Tucking, Btading,
Embodeng and making Button Holes, with the greatest
facility.
lift be in convenient for the purchaser to visit the saosroou
the order be forwarded to the Office and it will be
faithfully filed IL the selection had been made personally
Full instructions, recently compiled and giving full inior
nation upon every point in detail accompany each Machine
and enable the most inexperienced to operate without DIM
Guilty.
interest In the successful working Of Machines
second that of the purchaser and II privilege
to aid by correspondence otherwise, person requiring
it.
W. NJ STODDARD,
Gen'l Agent for Pacific Coast,
Francisco
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The Judges, the whole World; and the
Trial Fifteen Years Duration.
PRACTICAL USE THE TEST,
the UNIVERSAL VERDICT :

' TIE WHEELER e. WILSON SEWING
Ma CHINE THE CH1NPION!"
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not to be understood that the following table Is the
mMko lhn gMrmoml.. LMl % DID lho .lIl.hMg umlNl
2O3 Kearny street, San Franciec

SOLE AGENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST,
A. II. SUPLEE,
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N E w w E E D
SEWING MACHINE ES!

fNHE WEED SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
L have now at last completed their three STAN
dard STYLES of
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WEED SEWING MACHINES

First - Their New Family Favorite.' Secund-Their
New, Light and Noisecss Manufacturers Sewing Machines
Thirdly-Their immense heavy Manufacturers FayoIe.
The three together combining the advantages OF all others
to the present being the BEST made doing
workhas received throughout Europe and States aud upon
this Cunst lhe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-19
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Colonel y. II. watson, OF Ashtabnla, OHIO form er,y
Assistant Secretary Of War, i quarercd ~ the Ne.
tropoitan Hotel
Colonel j. A. BrIGgnan, prominent republican
politician OF Texas. Is occupying u. Grand
Central Hotel. His visit Is made with view or lilr.
herng the interests OF certain railroads in s State
A. J. Mnndella, Al. r., returned 10 this city ycster
day and now occupies rooms 81 The nrevoort House.
yIscount Parker and g. j. Moore, or England are
stopping at the Everett House,
A. y. Garfield, President OF The Albany Board or
Supervisors, is stopping at the -. Charles Hotel.
The object OF M Garicds visit Is the tlon or
the institutions Blackwciis ISLAND ana our other
public works and institutions.
George q. Paddciorj. al Rhode Island, who is 70
be present at the Unitarian Convention To-day. is
stopping at the Fiffh Avenue Hotel.
County Clerk Charles r. Lpaw mas lei, the clly FOR
a few days on a VISIT 10 ~aitcr~ylle n J. Heshas
had two hundred ant nincis-sevcn inyHations 10
attend target excui- ions and put up, prizes
That's why ne Jeff.
Rev. Mr.. Cralner, broihef-n-aw Of President
Grant, and recently appointed United states Minister
20 the Court 81 Denmark, sailed Yesterday on board
the steamer HanHiona 10 ASSUME the discharge or
his diplomatic functions
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reports thai shells were thrown into the town this
afternoon.
PRussIAN MOVEMENT on RLois AND TOURS.
The conaft,t0nael says detachments OF Prusslans
have been. seen in the direction OF yendome and
ChamOofd. There IL one column ON the right bank
OF the Loire ana another the LETT bank. The Pms
SLAMS are evidently coming towards Bois and Tours.
Dispatches from Blois and BeauRency announce
several skirmlsles between the Prusslans and
Francs tireuis.
LARGE PRUSsIAN FORCE IN THE NORTHERN pEpART-
MEATs.
Advlces from Lille are 10 the effect that large Prus-
sian forces have arrived in the northern depart
ments and that vigorous measures for defence are
TO be taken at once.
ACTIVITY OF THE sHAErsROoTERs.
Reports FROM Official and private sources show
that bands Of sharpshooters in all parts Of the
country occupied by the enemy are becoming more
ana more effective and cause much annoyance aud
damage on the German lines OF communication.
MISCELLANEOUS WAR iTEMs.
The discipline OF the armies has vastly improved
lately. a g4s.E
An ofcial despatch states that the Francs-treurs,
after successful engagement, occupied Melun.
telegram from Dion to-day announced that
Vcsou has been occupied 0y the Germans.
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4 M wy, ... 81. !EgL.k zen PEACE,

10 THE WOMEN OF raR ySITED sS,fArns:--
Madame de Gasparin, who is widely know in this
country through her admirable writings has sent 10
me the following appeal. with the request that /
would give 1t the widest publicity, and procure 70 is
the largest possible number Of signatures OF The
women OF the United States. In the interest or ni.
manlty respectfully ask the insertion OF this APP
peal IN IKE newspapers and suggest that every
district be canvassed Immediately FOR sigma
lures TO the same. The copies thus signed
may be forwarded directly to Madame IL Com
tesse de Gasparin, Valley respres Orbe. Canton de
Vand SUISSE OF addressed To my care Nv No. 81
West ThIrty-sixth Street, New York. The same
appeal Is circulating IN England Switzerland, Italy
and other neutral countries.
JOSEPH Z. THOMPSON.
OCTOBER 10, 1870.
APPEAL PEACE
War is unlcashed MASSACRE has again begun.
we women oi every country, mo.iers, wives uaiIgil
ters, sisters we all whose ncarts are torn, we M
up one ag0nKed cry OF supplication. They who
Keep silence VIII have upon mem the blood thal
shall flow.
We invoke peace from God
We invoke ne1ce from the nations
We invoke peace from the conscience OF humanity
DO not Icpuise us
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OWEN HARD 70 &c EXECUTED.


The Court Of Appeals Approves the Finding.
Al noon yesterday The following despatch was re-
ceyed from Albany in relation TO The tate Of the
prisoner owen Hand. who was convicted aud SEN
fenced IN the Kings county Court or oyer and Ter
miner FOR tie murder OF James ODonneii:--
ALBANY, y. y. 0ci. is. 1870
70 8 u. NORRIS and HENRY A. MOORE, Attorneys
ai-Law:-
The Court has approved the judgment in the ease
of The People W.. owen Hand.
V. .. PERRIN, Clerk OF the Court OF Appeals.
All ihat now remains is TO take Hand before Tie
Court OF Oyer and Terminer and FIX the day for mis-
execution.
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List OF Americans registered 80 the oirccs or
Eowies Brothers Co., No. i.a strand, Chariny
Gross, London, and No. IL i;Io Dc Ia PalX PARIS
Al the London ohice, FOR the week ending September
81, 1s7o:-New York; Brush, Henry Newton,
Miss Brush, Artnrr dc wllt, Matilda Myga,t.
James A Balm, e x Jackson, ~ II kmball, Miss Kim.
ball 4 4 Doane. w g. pr1Dle. q Bruce Brown Hau,,.
ton u Towie, Mr. snd Mrs nenjamin siliiwcll, mss
+ Stllwe, y ; gois Perkins amt family i i Har.
ward, SEWER, William Marston, George Rnr<.
ham, Mrs w NiiburB, Henry Y Steison Fraukin
Bars s is F, 'n ~, srT s g sSa
Williams, samuel u Perkins. Adophss Merriam
Joshua Ballard, Jr., II = watson, Mrs 4 Eduy Nrs
J + 8arrcn D N Weston and family. Wales Sorcn'
Mrs Hutchinson, Mrs Shrecvc. q A " Tucker, Rev
Rufus Ellls. AIRS Ellis. ID Salisbury, Nj ana Nrs
Flint, Miss " Neal Mr. aud MIR 4 strong VI r
SkiiliDss, Mr. Wsdsworh Dr 4 Parker and
Henry q PICKERING. Phiiadel pliia-u W PiiKin ana
wile aud Ward HascltiDe and family. louisville
Ky.--saEUc J. Avery Lowell Mass.-M,s Charles
whitney, Miss Ada Whitney and Miss Alice n
CoDur. Albany KEY .oyal Marshall. North Stonlng-
ton--Thonas Clark. Norwich. Conn--Allen 'ienncv
Hartford ConIl--L u y Cot. 1. tiver. Cinrin-
nat--Dr j Webb Genera, n 4 EenneFt " Hoover
and wife, y q Ray ana wife, Dr. e. Farnam and
wife. rbIcago--Lui,an Nagiil, Mr. ana Mrs Artemas
carter ana family. IN u Williams. A e Honort II N
Mccormick. Robert McCormcs, VIM q Mccor-
mick. san trancisco-ar and Mrs : Dewey, Mira
ID II WOODWARD. n Ausua. Uuited States America
u v Moette, Dr fesny " II prcar aud family, Rev
nr q Specs. Paris. u kainc Williams Rigdcn,
Mrs Herring, MIR = w Evans Frank Moore, Secrc-
tary United states legation PARIS. MafSou in tse
\ y P1rolln. Pittsburg--Jalnes II Parker 81 Louis
) DRAKE and family, ~ ! w yeisn. campridgc-
Lewis Hall ana vile. Troy u Kenny. Washing
ton. - &C Page Ma,ne--0 y Rskei Colorado
Governor w Gipn. Miciigan--C II Goriiain. United
States Nayy-E ID Eunison. Lausannc-Mrs Bfef.
Ton. Costa lsica--J Alfonso Cart, q N Mgief
AT the Paris Onice for tie week ending september
20, tsso:--New Y0rk-S Wilkins Criyg. Boston--
W l3m u iBowlcs. INSTRUMENTATION Dryer
Ihicago--A Glinn sheppard. D,na,ld winning
ton, C--GeorVe w kiddef.
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The FRENCH CHARITABLE FAIR.

The French and American ladies, who participate
IN this charitable enterprise Tor The purpose or re-
Iievng the French sufferers by the war; held pre-.
liminary meeting yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
at The residence OF Nine La Montague, 30 West Fir
teenth street.
The meeting was largely attended, and matters in
connection with the lar discussed by the
ladies' who manifested much enthusiasm for the
cause OF the sunerers. The following ladies have
been appointed to receive donations Tor the follow.
Ing paces:-Mme. Jumel Perry, Washington Heights:
Nine. Lespinasse, Fort Washington; Nine de
Comeau. staten Island; NINE. q. Reynand, Fleet
Ruiz, Philadelphia Pa. All articles can be sent 10
Messrs. Rliard Sons, No. ~ vesey street New
York city,
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TelEGHipH,C NEWS ITEMS.

Martin Scott was killed AZ Helena, Montana on Saturday.
by FALLING distance Of sAty feet down mining shaft,
Dickey sons cotton and woolrn mills IN
were partially destroyed by ire yesterday $4,000
K. y. Gillian, member elect 10 Congress from North
Carolina, died on Monday night. s'
squat prevailed in some parts Of New Bamrshire
Yesterday. F y
Parkers Touring mill, at Pough was burned YES.
tefday afternoon. Loss xl00V00 Insurance $4,000.
In the Georgia legislature yesterday the Home NJ ssed
bill ccdng Jurisdiction of for GENE
teries to the United States government
gale swept s'ong hr Sey ENGLAND coast ss,er
day afternoon AZ concord, ~ VI, II nrroofcd several
bindings, Az Augusta treyrn m lines v, uf,,-
tTated AMI several ly SEES b !, yD DOWN -"
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THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT IN KENTUCKY.

LoIsvlLLE, Oct. Is. 1870.
Yesterday suit was commenced In the United
states Court TO remove from ONCE, under The third
section OF the fourteenth amendment, the Hon.
william Lindsay recently elected a Judge
OF the Court of Appeals from the Fourth
district, by a large majority, over his radi.
cal opponent. IL Is charged mat prior 10
the war ne, as clerk OF The Hickman Circuit;
took an oath 70 support the constitution OF the
United states. and in 1852 he engaged IN ihe
rebellion HE defendant objected to the ding OF
me motion 10 remove him from o1icc, and also to
the information. This Will be one or the most I'M.
potant cases ever brought in the United states
courts under the fourteenth ame,idneni
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L!quOS sMuGSlsRs ARRESTED IN BOSTON.
Feur Prominent Merchants Taken Into Gus
tedy and II cid Tor Trial.

BOsrON, Oct. IS. 1870.
There has been considerable excitement and sur
PRISE created in the business community by the ds-
covery of a system Of smuggling practlsed at this
port, aud the arrest OF number Of the parties
cerned III It, The allegations are that Ia 1866 there
large amount OF wniskey. brandy, GIN and rum
smuggled IN here on schooner named The Hodgs-
kins, AMI that John J.. Perry a man named Tyson,
ID. =. Ms and Samuel Q. Lund received. concealed,
bought ana sold fhe same knowing 1t to have been
Struggled. All the parties have been arrested, and
Mills - hed IN the sum OF 100000 for trial. and the
other parties are held ia the sum OF ,0GO each
The Whole amount or liquor smugged Is said TO eX
coed hail million dollars IN value.
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BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.

The brooklyn Board or Education met last e.cn.
Ing and spent four hours n, useless aiseus~jon as
u~nai. ~
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DsNcres or rfts ErSHr,G Bi.srSp-Ss. 1rcs rs4fs,,
business - pefilous. Fishing schooneiS ~ I'M ss
Dog star ard AllanGna, of ,sluucesttr mn isen ia
" iosi. IRIS makes cipht vessels aiQ egnf iigss
Una faVc neen ins' Thus FAR inns year IN r. r-liN
bGsine~s rom Glupcecier. 81
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The mortllagy reports OF the Board al ealt, show
the number OF deaths during the past week 10 have
hptu ls,.
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Daniel Walsh va. srrayred bcfcre Jiisf~e vcfr-
hes yesterday for committing mnrdeos assault
with an axe On his broincr-ir-aw, rnonas Burns,
on NoDaav night, but as the Wounded mar rcu-et
~ make compliant ami oiilcef kti'v ~ho arrested
Mnish saw nothing Of tte Il siult Size rsrrdfrons
assaiiant was discharged Ifvni ousto0,,
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Mrs. Hannah Gallagher died suddenly on Monday
night. IN commissions. wnIlc on ysit 70 tnr res.
dcnce Of Mr.. Shannon. No. .cj North Rifih sresi,
Williamsburg. Deceased resided AZ Inc O. rncr of
North Eiglish aud second slfeelS. pr. dose Dh
Dreamer vii. make u post-mottea eSainuaton u
lie tO-fav.
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Mr. John JeiYiies foreman IN The publication once
OF the Programme hscitv for sestras pa~i,
uleI win mslanchoty death in that csiabl,shmca,
No. SO Fulton street s,oiiy after noon yesiercly.
he seascd was caught ncncuh an non ~ tue bid az
the press and crusv~d 10 death. lhefe was 10 os.
present al the tiiGe 81 tue saai occurrence, md s
WAS tn.t when tslc iniorinate ma,.w 81 ,s,-coy.
cred. Deceased resided AZ No. - apidsyA s.4cel.
and was unmarried. 3'
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RAND SEA MOSS FAR lNE CO.,

So Park Place, N. r.
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THE JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

The Banner, still struggling to defend
its position and that of Mr.. Ewing against
the proposed Judicial Convention, at
tempts to create the impression that the
Convention is the suggestion of some one
who has special anxiety to defeat Mr.
Ewing's aspirations. 1t goes so far as TO
say that we ''called it and seem to be its
self-constituted god mother" The effort
will not win. The proceedings OF the
meeting at Jackson, composed OF "a
large number of the members of the bar,
representing ereTy county an West
Tennessee" which we publish else
where, shows that the Convention
is not the scheme of any one man or any
one paper. On the 4th of June the
Banner published these proceedings in
its editorial columns and quoted from the
Memphis appeal the following:
A private note conveying this informa-
ton assures us that there were more than
one hundred members of the bar of West
Tennessee present, and that the meeting
was characterized by the utmost harmony.
All were unit as to the necessity for the
convention and the time when it should
be held
1t was not until the 22d of June, and
after county meetings had been held in
Middle Tennessee, that we urged the ap
poiniment of delegates to meet here on
the 11.h of July to ''consider and deter
mine as to the ACCESSIBILITY Of making
nominations" for the Supreme Bench.
Will the Banner correct its misrepre-
sentation, and inform its readers that this
convention is not ga Democratic trick,
but that some of the ablest old line Wings
in the State were in the bar meeting at
Jackson which initiated the movement
that some of them are delegates to the
Convention and will be here
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-09
THE INCOME TAX.

The Senate resolved by a majority of
ten not to re-enact the income tax, and
now the New York Tribune reminds its
readers that when this resolution was re-
considered on the LIST inst. only three
Senators were found to have changed
their minds, viz Messrs. Abbott, An
thony and Wilson. What else, then, asks
the Tribune, can we call the re- enact
ment, in a thin house, of a law which
has clear majority against it, but le-
gislative trick2 The three converts and
the five absent supporters of the tax added
together are not enough 10 counterbalauce
the previous majority against the law. 1t
appears that it was given out by Mr..
Sherman, as chairman of the Committee
on Ways and Means, that he considered
the vote of discontinuance as a fnality;
that he had no hope it would be changed,
and that the question being thus decided,
it was necessary to make some alterations
IN the revenue bills to meet the deficiency
in receipts which, he alleged must ensue.
These declarations were regarded as set
ting the income tax, so far as the Senate
was concerned. On the 1st inst, how
ever, when the taX-tariff bill was reported
to the Senate from the Committee of the
Whole, separate vote was asked on the
resolutions striking out the sections re-
lating to the income tax, and motion
was made to continue it two years longer
at two and a-half per cent. The motion
was rejected. But, at the evening ses-
sion, when only forty eight members were
present, a motion to reconsider was
adopted, and the continuance of the tax
at two and half per cent, instead of five
per cent, was agreed to. When the reso-
luton to strike out the income tax was
passed by the Senate, on the oath of the
last month, tifty-seven members were
present Of these, thirty-four voted for
its discontinuance. Three only of the
latter on the 1st inst. changed their votes.
Had, therefore, the opposing Senators
been in their seats on the latter occasion,
the tax would still have been rejected
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HERE are the "straws" thus far: The
defeat of the Republicans in Connecticut,
in April; the 81, 600 Democratic majority
in New York at the June election; the
loss of the State of Oregon, including q
Republican United States Senator, Mr.
Williams, whose successor viii be a Dem
ocrat, and the defeat of Bowen, the reg.
ular Radical negro nominee for Mayor OF
Washington by 8, 900 majority. Still an
other political straw has been thrown up,
and againthe indications are in favor of
strong current from the Democratic quar-
ter. This time it was away out in Idaho.
and here is the way it is spoken of by
Republican journal-the Elko Independ
ent: .zdase
sqdaho has gone Democratic, electine
| Sam Merritt delegate to Congress by
| majority of from 800 to 800. Every
county in the Territory heard from gives
| Democratic majorities on the genera
ticket with the exception of the Mormon
county of Oneida, where there is said to
| be tie vote. All the county officers
elected, with few exceptions, are Dem
ocrsts." li-J 1ss -EA 10 sEa. ~ diH
Not bad for the season, that. As
contemporary observes when the autumn
| gales begin to blow We may look ont fol
the whole straw stack. iga25a .-1.dlEli
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The Blood in Summer.

The blood deteriorates in hot weather. Profuse
perspiration deprives it Of portion OF its nour-
ishing and reproductive properties. Consequent
ly, in summer, the flesh loses in some degree, its
Rmness its muscles lack their usual elasticity and
vigor, and the weight of the body diminishes
These are clear indications that the ordinary sup
ply Of the DEMONSTRATING principle afforded by the
food we eat, is not sufficient to meet the require
ments of the system under q high temperature
There is another reason for this besides the direct
influence of the heat viz: the loss Of appetite and
the weakening of the digestive powers which it &C.
casions. Under these circumstance wholesome
invigorant is evidently needed, snd the best and
safest is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. This ad-
rirable vegetable tonic aud Alternative acts fayora-
bly, upon the system in several ways 1t Increased
the appetite and facilitates digestion, thereby in
Ginning the stomach to receive and enabling 1t to
assimilate due amount of nourishment. 1t also
tones the relaxed secretive organs and the bowels
Under It's operation, tie process Of emacia.ion,
occasioned by the drain through the pores, is ar
rested the whole frame refreshed and invigOrated
and the spirits exhilarated. The dyspsptic, the
bilious, the nervous, the debitated scarcely need
to be told that it is precisely the stimulant and
corrective they ought to take at this season.
Thousands Of them know the fact by experience.
Nothing in the pharmacopeia Tor out of it, viii
supply its place-least Of all the trashy local nos
trums which some interruptions dealers would be
glad, for the beneht of their own pockets, to ped
die out in its stead. jy9-deod1R6w1t