Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-17
n-sPREAD THE TRUTH

eCme M deal men Insist that il is undigniiied to
advertise a remedy, however valu able il may be-
Queer reasoning this Ii IL ike saying that an arti-
Gle which the word needs should be hid In corner
that DEMENT'S and blessings may be too widely dif-
fused-that the means of protecting and restoring
health should be close Cd bly, aud not acce,si
BILE to all. The argument is bad IL is an that
II IL tHh"nldH. Suppose Hostetter's Stomach Bit
fers-an absolute specific for dy spepsis, biliousness
and trvous debilify-had never been known beyond
the rfPTiOtTs Of the faculty, what would have been
TIE cons quences Instead of curing and nvigora-
ting Millions the good effects of the pre- paration
would have been confined to a comparative few
There Is the highest authority for sayirg that light
should not be ht under a bushel; that whatever i,
excellent should be placed city on a hill
where ell men can take cogniz Ance Of il.
1t Is upon this principle that the BItters been
advertised and continue to be advertised ia every
Newspaper Of any prominence in the western hem.
isphere, and that the spontaneous tes monias in
favor have been trans. ated into all written Ian
guages. Thousands enjoy D rfect health day who
Wdud he iangu'shiTg on beds Of sickn ness il the
newspapers had not spread the truth tcyti r,gard TO
ms bHfq1dsd ,RrtsoyGni and eor,ecitrs far and
wide. suppose profit has been reaped from this
publicity. lie that any argument against it! If the
public health has been protected; If liyes have been
saved, If the feeble have been and tn.
hcs restored, great good s1S bern ,mpish,d aud
who 60 mean as to grudgs &c exsrOAs thus directed
tlelr fslrreward' ocl7-eo3tSw
%IHE kEGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
uS ef the YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsJO-
CATION viii take ri ace SATURDAY EVENING.
Bih instant, At "a O'Clock, in LtncOir Han
Short Addresses will be delivered giving personal
rem Intscencee OF the sariv history az the Assoca-
NM MN gALLAHTYNE, Ii. BEARD, and y. g.
The meeting is free to all. ocl4tf
0@COME To MASONIC TEMPLE To THE
US GERMAN FAIR Every Evening this week
ami " in Wilcox Gibbs Sew z Machine for 20 cts
NOTICE
uS TIE COMMITTEE On TEACHERS will
lneet AZ me elnale Grammar School Room ~ the
second District. in judiciary Square, on SATUR-
DAY october y, lo1U, at o clock M. D xamine
Applications for teachershps in the Public Schools
All sc'lnR teachers not haN Ing the necessary certf
cafes are requested 10 present themselye. for exam
nation certificate OF successful examin ron will
not ntcessaI lily enttle ths holder an app 4 mont
The examination will probably occupy tue whole
day. locl2 tdI By order Of the COMMITTEE.
~ LOrGE No. 2, knight. of Pythjas of the
District Of CDlpmhI the oldest Jod 70 in the Order
working rrder duly Granted charter of I.,h Drill
lt! AID under the IN i-dction "a TIE Grand dge
"a the District OF Columbia, and supTems LODGE Of
the word, meet, at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy ard
e.sry MONDAY EVENING at 4 o'clock. Any
clandestine Lodge.
OFFICERS ;-1bcmas 8. Baylie, V. p. Thomas
BrowDiDg: W. G.; FRANK q Hullsnd. v. c.; George
Hsu.eI1: X. 3; 7. U. Edward Dunn, b mixer;
frank W. Langley, =. s.; Motley Anderson, Guide
joan Q. Mcdonnell, 1. 5; Edward Marks, o.
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rnAYQns OFFICE, CITY HALL,