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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11
The Congressional Electiou-.
THE LESSON OF NORTH CAROLINA,


From the Washington Chronicle, August sth.l
The result of the late election in North Caro-
lima teaches the Republicans of the South les
son which ought to be warning. Governor
Holden and his friends fought brave battle,
and deserve all honor for their perseverance and
pluck Only mean-spirited men will upbraid
them for this defeat, and demand that they shall
be dismissed from the command of the organ-
cation. They did their best. They knew the
situation we'll and it is not for lis, who are at a
distance, to condemn them on the testimony of
preiudced witnesses. One thing alone remains
iincontested and clear after this eection--thdt
,re hare lost North Carolina alone because The Re
pUbttcdns M,r4 hare not beeH cOuiidily uniitd
| And herein are the lesson and the warning to
the Republicans North and South, II they do
not act together they will be defeated. They
must either unite or consent to 60 to pieces.
| They have the majority in Alabama, Louisiana
| Virginia, South Carolina, and Arkansas. and yet
all these States will be lost to us unless the spirit
That corsolidates the rebel Democracy is initiated
| bS ourselves.
The rebel Democracy seized the Democratic
triumph III North Carolina the sure sign of
their triumph in the next Congress of tine United
States. Let us give their expectation its full
weight, and calculate its full consequences, and
thus ascertain or duty and our danger.
The way to victory III the future elections is
clear and straight. Harmonious action among
common friends. and disinterertnoss in the sup
port oil tho nominations and principles of the
Republican party, will give us success
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11
New Castle County
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bills for subscription, which are now due By
the method of directing the papers which we
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The number Of our subscribers in arrears on
looking over the list, seems to be quite large no
bills having been sent out since December of
last year, and we trust that we shall have a
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We now forward them. wecannot print so large
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reonlarty
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

THE DAILY COMMERCIAL is issued euer,y
afternoon, ercept Sunday. II is a'e only Daily
Paper in Wilmington, and he STATE Of De'd,pare.
Terms, Sir Dollars per annan, or Ttoelue Cents
,oeek. Single copies Tsco Cents.
TIE della WARE TRIBUNE is issued
from, he COMMERCIAL office, every Thursday
morning, and contains principally reading mat
ter published in he Daily. is the largest paper,
and contains by far the most reading matter 81
those published on The Peninsula. Terms, 1t0o
dollars per dnnun,.
THE COMMERCIAL JOB OFFICE is am
ply prorided pih printing material Of ne tdtes'
siales and our ,oork is done equal TO Philadelphia
Offices, and at no higher rates.
THE OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIAL
and TRIBUNE is at the S. W. Corner Of Fiji
and Market Streets, Wilmington. Deld,cdre.
JENKINS d ATKINSON.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

last Sunday, week of grace. The meetings
have been good, with penitentH constantly at the
altar, and many profess joy in the forgiveness
Of sins.
Yesterday Sunday the prayer meeting COM
menced early with glorious effect. AT 10 O'Clock
Rev. j. b. Conner preached a powerful sermon,
at the close of which quite a number went to the
altar. and several of them were converted.
At 8 o'clock the Rev. Enoch Stubbs of Milford,
preached noble sermon, which had the desired
effect and at it's close many presented themselves
| at the altar.
In the evening the pulpit was filled by Rev. Mr..
| Atkins, of Milton, and the meeting was kept up
late the altar being crowded with mourners
several of whom professod conversion
| Thus ended Lincoln camp meeting, one OF the
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11
THE RING OF oPPREssoRs---sHALL THEIR
RULE BE BROKENl

Severe and onerous as the people of New Cas-
tie county have felt the rule of the Salisbury
despots to be, they have escaped many of the
pains which the same rule has imposed on the
people of Kent and Sussex. Here, the local
governments of the County, and of Wilmington,
and many of the Hundred and Ward organiza-
tions, have been kept free of the Dover control,
in the hands of Republicans.
But the people of the two lower counties find
themselves bound to the wheel of the salisbury
chariot Whatever of civil, or legal relations
theymay bear to the community and to the State
is regulated by the triangular Ring whose edicts
go forth from the Executive mansion. They
find their roads made by the salisbury rule and
measure and located by the salisbury theodo-
lite in such direction and upon such properties,
as shall best serve salisbury supporter. The
taxes to pay forit are laid through Levy Court
obedient TO the salisbury dictum, and collected
by Salisbury collector They find their
schools decayed into worthlessness through
the Salisbury administration of the State
funds, and the Salisbury refusal to improve
the educational system. Their local school
tax is imposed by Salisbury meeting, their
commissioners and clerk are chosen because of
salisbury affiliations, and their teachers selected
10 teach on salisbury basis.
Similar to this condition of things in the Hum
dred organization is the administration Of county
affairs, the impaneling of juries the trial Of
causes, and all the other processes BY which
local government reaches and Affects the citizen
As things now are, the brand of the salisbury
despots Of the Democratic party is fixed upor
the new born Child. in Kent and Sussex counties
there TO be worn during life. In every function
of his citizenship, the unfortunate victim of til
Ring tyranny finds that the chains fastened npol
him by these cold, selfish. and greedy oppres-or
are grieyoua to he borne. and hard to be broken
How then. shall the people Of Middle all,
Southern Delaware proceed IN the choice Of
Governor and Legislature, this fall? Shall the
quietly continue to endure This oppression
There is nor ii. 9ppori,t,,,fy II FyYe,i6ml The
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

nrSrrlcESr LrclsiArIoS OF coycnrs.

BESEfiCENr LEGISLATION OF CONGRESS.
from the Boston Commonwealth, August 81
As We have before remarked, Congress was
good while in getting at the relief of the country
from taxation, but ii finally did very credtably
in many respects in none, however, more than in
this Besides the changes in the internal revenue
law, of which we have before made mention. it
reduced the tariff on foreign molasses from eight
TO five cents a gallon, lea fiom twenty-five to
fifteen cents pound coffee from six to three
cents pound, and brown sugar from three to
| one and three-quarters cents a pound. These
are reductions that will be felt at once by the
mass OF the people, especially as the duties were
paid in gold, and of course by the consumer at a
currency rate The minor articles of use bv the
common people, such as pepper and pimento
ginger, cinnamon mace and nutmegs have also
| been reduced very materially in the import cost
| while articles of luxury in some respects though
contributing very generally to the comfort Of all
| classes. like oranges, lemons. prunes, plums,
curranis, and other fruits, have also had large
| reduction.
While all this has been done in the interest OF
the people at large, commerce and manufactures
have been materially aided by similar legislation
III pig-iron hemp and timber, large concessions
have been made for the benefit of the shpbud
er, While manufactures are aided by accessioni
to the free-list of acids ashes bark bones chalk
and hoops, madden, nitrate of soda palm ant
cocoanut oils, and various seeds with the excep
ton of linseed. Reductions and relief from
duties on these articles will very materially les
sen the cost Of all the necessaries of life
Kissing to the intellectual requirements of tn
people, we have statuary and paintings, an,
books more than twenty years old, alnlitte
without duty under certain restrictions.
These arc but instances Of the wise discrmi
nation of Congress-, exercised on behalf of til
welfare of the community. In word, and rel
resenting that word by figures, twenty-six mi
lion dollars of burdens are taken in one &C
from the people in the form of imports, Will
iifty-four millions more come of from the abe
lition and reductions of internal revenue taxes.
We cannot withhold from the late Congress
late as was its action in this respect the NEE
!, OF doing well for the people Of the countr,
: The Republican party, though formed Of diver
{ elements for specific purpose, and dfferin
D widely on what to it, on its organization, wei
i non-essential requirements, has neverthele,
4 shown an appreciation of the wants of the M
e ton, since the restoration of peace. that wi
a place it in most favorable position before Il
. people. II will be hard to organize an opp
~ sition to party that preserved the Union, i
l. stored the States, paid off one hundred al
y fifty millions of the public debt, and knock,
=, oil. at one blow, eighty millions of taxes.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

The Indian Office, on Monday, received a letter
from Friend sam. Nj. Janney, Superintendent of
Indian Affairs at Omaha. Nebraska, which says !:
't'The Onlahas bave gladly ayailed themselves
of the liberty granted by General Augur to 80
out on the summer hunt being very much in
want of skins for moccasns, and without money
to buy shoes for winter. They said, too, they
were very hungry for meat having been almost
without animal food for nearly year. This alb
stinence is from motives of economy, as they arc
not willing to encroach on their small annuity tt
buy beef, but prefer to let what little they car
spare go to pay for building their houses and
improving their lands.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11
Cool.

The Chester Republican is funnier than the
professedly comic journals. In its last issue it
says;
''Next to our own ship yards, Wilmington Dell
aware, has the credit of building some of the
| finest iron steamers afoat.h
Well now that is modest.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11
Fatal Accident.

coIoRED WOMAN KILLED NEAR aEoRdErowN.
Special telegram 10 The Commercial
AIu.toRD, DEL, August 1O.-A coored woman,
who is supposed to have been engaged in watch
ing cattle, was killed, yesterday afternoon, by
the cars on the Junction and Breakwater Railroad
while lying on the track at Carey's Station.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

Edmond About, the distinguished French
journalist, writes from the front, bitterly criti-
cising the management Of the campaign on the
part Of the Emperor He says; 9 Having de-
clared war, he let the Prussians begin it. True,
neither party was ready, yet the French lost
twenty days in useless marching and counter.
marching They were surprised at Wessenbrrg
by an enemy whom there were no yidettes IL
watch, no skirnishers to meet, and no settled
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

The National Labor Union (Which met last
year in Philadelphia in announcing the meet
ing of its sixth annual Congress, in Cincinnati,
on Monday next, the 18th inst, states that it
will strive to have the cooperation of all who
labor, regardless of sex, color. or condition, and
that it will remove all restrictions on member
ship. Its discussions are intended to investigate
the condition of the laboring classes and rem
der nhysical labor more honorable
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

The Sussex Journal though adherng 10 tile
exploded falsehood that the Lewes pier appro-
priation was opposed by prominent Republicans,
is at least honest enough TO admit that:
.'As to the credit due the Radical party in Con-
gress, we are compelled bycdnlor to say we owe
them debt Of gratitude
This is good, as far as it goes We commend
it to the Democracy Of Sussex county,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

The French Corps Legislatif assembled yes
terday, conducted a short session in great disor-
der, and finally adjourned irregularly. The op-
position TO the Olivier ministry was evidently
strongly reinforced, and showed its determination
to force them to resign. Some accounts from
Paris believe the Empire on the verge OF
collanse
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

The Gdzeae twits the eolorcd people because
they are not richer, and assessed more taxes
Tie Gazeite should remember that they have but
recently become freemen, with theiight toaprly
their wages 70 their own Use, and also that a
yery large proportion Of it, own party pay no
more aAes than the mass Of the eolorel citizens.
aud lauemierms these facts, it shou !. be quiet
on NAT poirt.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11
Grover & Bakers

Grover d Bakers
ELASTIC STITCH
FAMILY
Se,ciag Machines,
Excel all Others
They are simple aud dura
be- easier Kept in order, make
stronger and more elastic stitch, a
frmer and more BEAUTIFUL seam thel
others. THEY scar all fabrics from tuo
common spools, require re-wiad-
ingef uread. fitsten both ends efthe
seam By their opn operation, and
though erery nth stitch is cut, he
seam iDit not rip
They Stitch, Hem, Fell,
Cord, Bind Tuck, Quilt,
Gather, Braid, Embroider,
Rullle, Puff, and excel in
Every Class Of Machine
Work.
GROYER Do BAKERS
Improved Shuttle Stitch
Sewing Machines
For Manufacturing,
ARE THE LATEST AID BEST.
We request The attention ~
Ittilors, Manufacturers n Boois
and Shoes, Carriage Trimmings,
C1otting and Others requiring
The use of The most eGectipe
Lock stitch Machines
to these Neip Styles uhich los-
srss t.nn,istdkabie aioaatdgs,
oper all Others
| nI,. f,....,,......t
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

1t is evident from the tenor of yesterdays pro-
ceedings in the Corps Legislatif, and especially
from the adverse vote passed on the motion OF
Clement Duvernois, will have to resign
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11
Personal Intelligence.

Horace Greeley is making tour in the Adiron-
dacks.
Secretary Roheson intends spending week at
Cape May.
jeff Davis arrived i'll New York yesterday "a,
route for Europe.
President Grant passed through indianapolis
yesterday afternoon, on his journey to st. Louis
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11
Spefial yatifes.


OF the best patterns made to order OF the bes. ma
fertals and Of all sizes constantly on hand and pro
P'''s H. BRINGIIUHST n CO,
Cor. Sixth and Market Sts., Wilmington, DEL
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

A telegram from London says !" the Bankers "
decline to subscribe for the Prussian War Loan,
but the people are taking it. We fail to fully
comprehend this, in respect to what bankers are
referred to, whether it be those of London oil
Prussia, but presume the latter. If this be col,
rect, their slowness to take the loan is probabl,
influenced by the Rothschilds, who are confess
eily unfayorable to tile war
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

Bringhurst's Liquid Rennet'
Concentrated convenient, cheap and rename, h'aut
'''' 'N''' H. BRfNGHURST 4 CO.,
Sixth and Market SITS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

Illinois has severalyery large knitting factories
At one of these hives Of industry, employing
women operatives mostly. 2j,U00 pounds of WOO
taken from the fleece and bale and aant aut il
the form Of knit goods, Knitting by hand vii
soon disappear
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

Messrs Donoho and Stevens publish. at Sea-
ford, Sussex county. a very neat and readable
weekly paper, the PeaiaSaid. H.cord. 1t spreads
a good SELECTION of news, and seems 70 be fair in
its editorial expression
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

The Baltimore Medical Bulletin is severe on
the practice of muzzling dogs. Interfering as
the muzzle does it says, with respiration and
Transportation, and proving, as it must perpetual
source of discomfort to the animal, it is easy to
understand how it initiates against his health and
lights up the fires of all the diseases to which his
nature is liable. The same authority says it is
notorious that the madness of dogs is an exceed
ingly rare phenomenon, and that but few of the
dogs slain on this account are really affected
with it. The common idea that hydrophobia is
more prevalent in summer--that it has some
mysterious but inevitable connection with dog
days-has no foundation in fact. 1t has beer
demonstrated by carefully collected statistics
that the disease is more prevalent in the month
of February and May than at any other perio,
Of the year That an elevated temperature Ina
no agency in its development is established b
| the testimony of Davidson and Livingstone, VIII
state that in Africa, where the heat is greatest
the malady is unknown. The muz2le has bee
shown by observation to be one of the sures
means of producing rabies.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11
Cold Sparkling Soda Water.

with choice Fruit Syrups, rich Cream, Shaved ice'
etc Also, High Rock Saratoga, Excelsior sara,oga,
L. BiINGIIURST Il CO.'S,
sixth and Market SITS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

THE EXERCISES Ar the col.9Eap cASr AT YAK
lSGfpS.


ruE EXERCISES AT the Cul.1Eap CAMP AT OAK |
1SGf6S
s,..;,,, 6..,,,..,.,,o,,,,,.. =, 10 r..,,,,.c;et
QAKiSdfoS, August atli'
70 the eye OF one who spent days on tins
ground during tile continuance OF the Fifth
>,s,.t ,,.., ,I.3,i,,,, lvil,,, f,r,,.s ,,,,, ,ra
Sehts solle"hat siii5'ii"' appearance iheli'
great canvas city of about 100 tents. spread it.
self itraiily over large area. North South. Fast
and We,t.uow. only about 40 tents moi Including
,be boarding and other tents occupied for bus.
a..,...i,, T., a,a.ls
iless PURPOSES ate seei @,aaiseu ~ oire'e
round the preachers stand. The stand and seats
remain but little changed but the absence of
hundreds of other tents and thousands Of rco-
lie, coupIed with the many scenes which Ind be-
,,na Familiar ca,n,irod n mako o,o fool ma
60 = ''''' - ''''s
STRANGER.
Bat. Is We have sail, some things remain ,li-
tiiiiSeN ine ihaloIiaA ~ w i,rHe poaidlie
t,,9'9 '.'N sti'i " ~ ". ~ s"'',It wv iiNi
M ~ ~, i, Nh me-
~ tleY'i! wv atoie9 al" ~ itii oia7t
az q, wy alr ' eiltslineii. s.iVpils.
~ naM ~ ce efea'i shi '', on Mn i1'..
A"tIiei ~ ~ le'''u ie Nin y PPoSihi,ii baileiN
Miieu, eNluc,n!N' never m''ii,n ~ laIit oh We
Stb.,a = hatp t sh9lls al5o y operation Win
" ~ ~ n' ny "al'i
N3rss' WIN thelr former cohNeiiehces, are sun
goihR
Mi5 Y. tli' ''cs''ll.pni VI ~ Gt'utn anu sur
io.lil''iiiSS' w NV Piocee" 70 We
orENINd OF THE CAMP.
The first Colorel National Camp was OPENED
| on this ground on Thursday last August 9TH
| The detlicatiup services took ulace AT 4 p NJ
! Bisbon WnvlnAu preaching the upeunp Sermon
followed ~ prayel-meeill. II, all it, tents al 3t
| l.. NJ. and silent prayer ii o'clock. The al
tendance was small
iHii'Aa.
No preaching ~ the morning. ~ y I. NJ,
| sermon by leN- Daniel ltldeont, ~ $50 4. NJ.
Hey u !. Waymali' Of wilmington. WIN The
usual 'iaily prayer-meeIins7 Tins concluded tn
services Iof tNe '1N'
49,
sermon Al y =. r. ~ NY W, a. Drown :, q
Niiat.es.ol'. =, ~ t nv -, ~ ~ :" u
- ~ ra,,, - y 49, '"'
lhllh'' VI '"i'iei'' ~ -
sVNDAYs PROCEEDINGS.
on SUNDAY the hours for service were change
for the ,lay only. and the heaviest guns wer
iifel 4 final PRAYER meeting was held al 5 A
Nj at 500. Rev. ID. W. Moore. of Ellicot cit,
Mil, preached: at IL. Bishop Campbell. of Phila
tlehll.l4 at B. DE- Eevel, lhrother Of senator
Of baltimore. and at 7:3l Rev Dudley Asbur,
Of Allegheny Citv. Pa
IN to saturday night there were not NOR
than five OF eight hundred present, hut til
special traius from philadelpha. Baltimore, an
Post Deposit. together with those who arrive
from lower Cecil and Kent. in steamboat
sweled the numbers TO probably as many thou
, and4. on sunday. Abuut 3j ministers wel
present Oh SATURDAY might on Sunday there wei
hnttyeen 40 nnd a.
G like its predecessor. Tie meeting Is held
: lin interest Of Holiness.
The cid style IL calling the people togetl
. NH n horn i adhered 10. No fine toned be
il iIhe Storm whi,'h Visited Hill section Of II
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

Reliable Thermometers,
OF all styles and prices, a. ,,,r.r . oou
Sixth and Market SITS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11
TO Physicians and the Public !!
9 II Q L E II A
HOW TO CURE IT,

To Physicians and the Public!
have Just received large and well. xxy.ya
selected assortment OF Irusses, Ahlomhhl I ~
Snpp4f s nd., Tao ntc p''''' -" ssA
The undersigned having made specially i.efsIsSyI
In his business for the sale aud application S%SfZX
of the most approved Instruments for the 'as-sse
relief of hernia OF rupture, would advise those who
are afflicted tn call AMI he properly htird, as many
persons have been ruined for life by the improper
application of trusses.
The Hard Rub5er Truss d'Irags on hand Also, a
hye assortment ri iHtnts ft,sSfS, double anil sne,0i
hand Trirate dJdrtnics FIR this branch If busiaess
l.. NJ. ENGLAND, Druggist,
Sgn Of the Large Mortar
n. l.. Cor Sixth and Lombard streets,
apl3ms&wlyw wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11
THE VALVE JAR.
Why the Valve Jar is superior TO all O'lr'''

Why the Valve Jar is superior TO MI o'''V'''
l. Because 1t is the only one in which lne ,h,s
tents can he securely fastened, ami coshe" 49,
thus fastened, without risk OF an explosion. ANAL
2. 1t is the only one that is AutOnatlcaly mn y
therefore, the only Selfsealing Jar IN llle @ il
3. II Is so simple that no skill is require" "
successfully. a., ,ha I;et,
4. 1t is securely fastened when placed n ~, rn
tie and being immersed, the fragrance VI Wv
tents Is confined IN the Jar, more perfect nrly
produced and the handling of hot Jars el''
avoided. ..,,,o, am
3. It is well known that fruit Jars wii,n an,
closed with rigid fastenngs burst by fermellla"s
and tho effect upou the closet and the SURROUNDS
Jars is well understood by many housekeepeiiss at,,y
The Cover of the Valve Jar being perle't n a
obviatcs every difficulty that exists IN otler "F'
ings.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11
nra,iDYwiaf SUMMIT eAMr.

LINCOLN etMr MEETING
llscolS DEL. August s.We hayp had, sineo
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

HOWARD NJ. JENKINS, Fnrrops / pRopsIEroR
WILMER ATKINSON, !
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11
WILMINGTON, DEL.
THURSDAY, AUGUST Il, 1901
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS

HEPTBllICAN NOMINATIONS
State Ticket.
For Governor, TH0s. B. C0URsEY, Kent County,
For Congress, JOSHUA 7. HEALD, New Castle CT
New Castle County Ticket.
FOR sHERrFF-THoMAs HARVEY.
For CoRosER-CIARI.ES A. WINSLoW.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11
DATENTs.
WE'oA
THEs oRps.

All who suffer from indigestion, bilious disorders.
nervous affections, constipation or undne relaNa-
ton of the bowels are invited TO consider these facts.
viz: That the curative operation Of TAkRANTS
EFFERy CENT SELTZER APERIENT, IN all
spch cases, Is proven by overwhelming TESTIMONY
that profound medical practitioners endorse IL that
Analytical Chemists pronounce 1t identical with tlt
water Of the great German Spa; that II pnriies lA
regulates the system without weakening III that y
Is delightfully."- refreshing and that every element Il
contains IL either corrective, Alternative or ih'iso-
rating. Weigh these words.