Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-31
REQUISITES OF HEALTH.

II ali the sickIy peopk in the world to take to
their beds and demsnd medical treatment, there
would not be doctors enough to attend them, nor
SUFFICIENT number ofthe robust to them. Three
conditions are absolutely essential to health, viz
good appetite, easy digestion, and the ability to
sleep soupdy Sevsn-eighths OF the many thousands
who suffer from ipdsposition, yet do not labor un
der serious disese com plain that they -eant eat"
that their stomshs "out of order" or that they
'.don sleep well" For this class Of ailments few
persons thinkd calling In . physi ,ian. Nor il 1t
necessary, insmueh as course Of Hostetters Bit
tiers will cerainly relieve the arrangements OF the
stomach, tbt liver, and the nervous system, from
which war Of appetite, indigestion and sleeplsss-
ness arise This excellent vegetable tonic and cor
receive b also q delightful anodyne. Insomnia Tor
incapaty to sleepD which has resisted all the ord
nary remedies, will yield readily to . dose Of this
pleasant sedative taken rust before retiring rest
In ordinary medical practice 1t Is usual to give
stOmachic, an aperient, invigorant, Q soporidc,
an antseptic, o. the for the time being may
seem more particularly to require: but In this grand
restorative all these medicinal properties and many
others are blended in due proportion. Thus, the
digestion is stimulated while the bowels are regu.
lated the liver toned, the strength recruited, the
nerves Gained the fluids purified and the circulation
equalized. 1t 10 believed that there is no other
restorative and regulating medicine in the world
which acts 30 benefcially and agreeably upon all
the assimilating and secretive organs at the same
time; and to all who lack the three fundamental
quistes Of health and enjoyment vigorous Appetite
sound digestion and refreshing Sleep IL is confidently
recommended as a specific. my 3leo3t&w
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BYRON g. DANIELS, sse ssass, fr''iass sas
M THE LADIES AND GENTLEMES OF
iIhi Es Sa AID
and .ss s ss
more substantial refreshments and Music; Pictures,
ing. Admssicn only i cents at ven isp-'u - mS@
T TTkkTITT A NI, Tt3RAL EXhIBITIQN:1
r Mia S, PotSn s Se F5It
monthly ns:iiss, wEDsEspx9 Hsss June si Is: al
5ows,s and Vegetables, to which the attention Of
the public Is invited
session to Continue ON day aDd evenins ,'S IRON
eHs d d Pes1.th rs At the Fruit
b Of PRRfs g.
%THE LADIES OF ST. MAKk'S r. 4.
and strswHefRSg ~ n CApitol HID will hold Pair
lHcSe's Building, :! for one week. Commanding NON
DAY, May 9th. Music each evening. No rafting,
Admission, 10 cents; Season Tickets, IS cents.
"LUNCH each day from IL until o'clock
On THURSDAY EVENING select readings by
Miss Ella Stockton without extra charge. mS5-6t.
NJ WASHINGTON AND BOSTON sTEAn
US SHIP COMPANY,
Pursuant to the act Of Congress orporatfnR the
Aforesaid Company, at Q meeting Of the persons
holden Il was voted to accept said act Of incorpora
tion and that meeting Of the Stockholders Of said
4 Middleton, No. Ga Pennsylvania avenue, in
Washington, ID. o., on MONDAY May 3Oth, at half
past hye go clock m, to organize said company
by the election OF officers and to transact such other
business a. may come before it,. Per order.
3. ID. HARTLEY,
- Chairman Of the Incorporators
Warrington City, ID. c., May 18th, 1870 myD
W The above meeting is postponed until TUES
DAY, June 7th, at O'Clock D. m ma -