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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09

A lad named Brown was killed
last Friday, at Dover, New Hamp-
shire, while playing base ball, the
ball striking his head. Base ball
PLAYING is a rather dangerous luxu-
rv. as well as hard work and poor
pay.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09

A Spanish proverb saysi A
little in the morning Is enough /:
enough at dinner is but little; but
a little at night Is too much Re
member this, and save Indigestion
and sleepless nights,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09
L. O. G. i.

Ray of Hope Temple No. 299, meets (,v
cry Monday evening at their Hall in EIy's
block. w. Y. T., John B. Schum;
W. V. T., Miss Nee Howei P,
W. G. T., j. B. Priddy; F. s., D. Elliott;
W. T., E. G. Hamilton; R. S.. Mrs. Mag
gle Ustick; W NJ, Mrs. P. W. Willetti
W. 1. g., Mrs. T. D. McElwain; W. 0. G.'
James Gould.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09

EMBARRASSING. won't you let
me kiss YOU. little one ?" asked a
gentleman Of the beautiful daugh-
ter of a beautiful mother, as he was
taking leave of her in the cars
"Wouldn't you rather kiss moth
er :"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09

-"Gently the dews are Ger me
stealing as the man said when
five due bills we're presented him at
one time.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09

The USE OF EPpER-Pepper is
almost a universal condiment.-
Black pepper irritates and inhames
the coating of the stomech. Red
pepper does not irritate. Conse-
quently it should be used instead
of black pepper. 1t was known to
the Romans, and has been in the
East Indies from time immemorial,
as it corrects that hatulency which
attends the large use Of vegetable
food Persons in health do not
need any pepper in their food. But
to those of weak and languid
stomachs it is far more healthy to
use Cayenne pepper at meals than
any form of wine, brandy or beer
that can be named, because it stim-
ulates without thereactions ofsleep-
mess or debility.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09

| lal or natural sl5pC Ills WlIe
said, Father Fulton (died six years
ago. J" Answer--"Yes.' Ques-
ton by the same, "Do you see lit
tic sister Mary who died long ago
in VirginiaY' Answer--"Yes. -
She then exclaimed, Then we
know each other in heaven" He
turned his face toward her with a
faint smile expressive Of knowl-
edge and surprise at the doubt, and
whispered "CertuiRlg." Newton
then asked, Charlie, is heaven then
Il reality I" Answer--"Yes." His
wife then asked, Charlie, do you
see 2" Answer--"Yes." CAT this
point the victory over death seem
cd so complete--the triumph so
great-that glory rather thau gloom
| filled the death chamber. A feel
ing Of supreme eXultation--a near
ness to, and sym, athy with spirit
ual life possessed each heart in a
degree entirely unknown and eXpe-
rienced bcfore,) Between gasps
he whispered, ~ am SO weak--let
me rest, and then | will answer your
questions"
After waiting a moment Newton
asked, Charlie, have you any
strange feelings !" Answer-"Yes.'
Question by same--''Havc you any
pain 7" Answer--"Only generar'--
pausing he proceeded between
gasps, saying, understand mel
mean corporeal suffering, not spir-
itual." Question by Newton
"Charlie, is there any fear, any trep-
idation? Answer-"Oh, no p
Question by same--''Then is it so
terrible to die Z" Answer-"No."
His wife answered this by as it a
door that opens to admit us into a
better life :" Answer--"Yes y
Question by the same--"Darling,
are you really happy ?" Answer
oh! yes.' By the same--"Does
it look bright ?' Answer-"Sun-
ny and fair" admitting an instant
aflerwards--''I am just catching
glimpses." Question by his wife,
brighter than anything you ever
saw on earth 7" Answer--"Oh! !!
yes" He was again asked if he
saw Jesus. Answer-"Yes." Cues
ton by his wife, lis he near you"
Answer--"Yes." She then ex-
claimed. 40 death, where is thy
sting; 0 grave, where is thy Yicto-
ry 2" Newton asked, Charlie, has
death any sting Z" Answer--"No,"
And again he sank away, and the
last word had fallen from his lips
closing in death, and thus ended
the triumph which was the natural
outgrowtll Of life, the motto OF
which had had been the golden rule,
and peace on earth, good will to
men," AMCUS.
Major Fulton was born in Lou
don county, Va, in early life re-
moved to Champaign county, 0. /;
was educated at Iowa Wesleyan
University and Harvard Law
School, from the latter of which
he graduated with distinction in
1860 He Immediately began the
practice of the law i'll Cincinnati,
from which he went into the sixty
sixth Regiment Ohio Volunteer In
fantry as Captain; was afterwards
promoted to Major, and served with
distinction, until a severe wound at
Cedar Mountain compelled him to
resign.
In early life he united with the
Methodist Episcopal Church, of
which he was a consistent member
until death. His mind remained
unclouded until the last, and, CON
scious of approaching death, he
met with ao great UompUsure and
willing submission as in health he
had performed life's sacred duties.
/
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09
4. o. o. #.

Temple Ledge, No. 227, meets at Wash
ington every Tuesday evening, at their
hall on Court street, @. Paryin, N. G.;
Geo P. Barnes, V. g., NJ Blanchard, r,
S.; L. G. Karney, p. s.; C. L. Getz, Treas.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09
UhR 9eraId,
PUBLISHED EVERY
MORNING G

A failure to notify the Publisher of a
wish to discontinue the paper at the end
fan en- 5agement, will be regarded as wish
to continue the paper.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09

This old and established firm, hereby ap-
plise their friends and customers, that as
usual. they nave on hand large assortment
Of new and splendid goods, and will bereeeiV-
ing, monthly. all the styles and novelties q
the season Please give US call. COU RI
STREET, A FEW DOORS BELOW HAM
ILTON'S CORNER. 2sma.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09

JACOB BENTZ WILL NOT BE
- under sold for cash, by any other House
in Washington. Call and see.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09
TERMS oFADVER7TSING

The following prices for advertising
have been agreed upon by the publishers
of newspapers in this town:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-07
COCK FIGHTING.

~tocK FIGHTING EVERY SATURDAY
u Night, at the Cock Pit, In the basement of
the Collins House. A hnc lot OF Fowls on hand.
A four pound two ounce. four pound Ave ounce,
and four pound eigh. ounce cock, or any other
weight, can bc matched for from $25 TO 300.
Persons having chickens for sale can dispose OF
them by calling at the premises.
Admiseion, Fifty Cents.
VIRGINIA. December 9Th, 1869. de7.1m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-07
THE NEW TYPE

IN WHICH THE NRws IS PRINTED IS
our . BREWER No. 12," or improved broad
ssce Of which We arc casting q series from
HSsie 10 Bourgeois. and TO which We desire TO
csll thc attention Of printers and publishers.
s~'' NV HAGAR d CO..
Type Founders, $50 Clay street, San Fran.
cisco, Cal. Ja"u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-07
Vaccination.

DR. STEPHENSON IS PREPARED, WITH
nure Vaccine virus, to vaecinatc all pcrsons
who may desire It, At his oifec rtheir places oi
OFFICE-No. 100 South G street, Virginia.
dei3-1m2p
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-01

Au catGchisme:
LIE pretre-Le pere est-il Dieu7
L'enfant-Oui.
LIE pretre-Le fills est.il Dieu?
L'enfant-Quand le pere sera mort.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-01

VHux MoNDE.-En Espagne, il est toujours
question du due de Genes pour roi.-En
France, L. Napoleon Sc farde, donne dea
diners, fait dire son peuple quill a bon ap.
petit; mais sa femme ne Iui reconnait plus de
jeunesse.-A Rome, force bavardages, force
intriguea ETC., ct les congregations se comp.
tent. L. Veuillot est attendu.-La Belgique,
ayant entendu dire que Banks await pronounce
IN discours militaire d Paris, q envoye son
ministre de IL guerre faliciter le vainqneur de
Ia Riviere Rouge. lie Sultan de CONSTANT
nople vent faire vpu de chastete.
LA Marseillaise, journal de Rochefort, Sc
tire plus de 100, 600 exemplsires.
''Preuve oertaine, dirait un Journalistic
ialonx, quill y au moins 100000 imbeciles
en- France"
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-01

encore, cans doute pour affirmer des tendresset
qui ne sont plus. Adam et Eve cherchent
70 rappeler le refrain, de Mr.. ct de Nine.
Denis. Est-ce done pour celia que le commen-
cement d'Octobre iait ID fortune des ages.
Omnis homo mendar. Tout homme est
mehteur. Ida, +, ,.... p5 5..
Et le docteur en- m&decine2 t.
Que penses-vous des souhaits de bonne
sant6 gull adresee 4 ses clients? C'est CONNIE
81 I'avocat, saisi de ,repentir. suppliait la
chioane dc 80 repentir. En- tout, cas-, 81 les
medecins veuIent nous prouver quils sont de
bonne fol dana leurs souhaits, ct qu'ils
dssirent veritablement 10 sants generate,
quils renonoent prealab!enent ct pour
toujoun l'exeroiee. d'une profession qui
pousse les gems en- terre. LIE pretre gu moins,
lui, sans negliger les entarrements de premiere
classe. n'est point IN sceptique. un pantheiste,
un materialiste, ct il croft Ia vie 6ternelle
dams 10 ciel, lenfer on le .purgatoire.
Et nous aussi. .-s. =0.m.ne,-
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-01
EcoLEs.-on parle d'eceses pendant quelques

jous.
Et puis ION s'est to.
II serat bon len terminer avec cette question.
81 les radicaux sont des hAblenrs, des menteurs
des sycophantes, des coureurs de places, des ton
deurs de laine, des exploiteurs d'ignorants, les
republicans mod6res ct vrais men sont pas cause
et il pretendent quill faut ouvrir r6cole!
Ne paie-t-on pas des taxes ce propos Es &c NJ
sont paa certes, les carpet-baggers qui patent le,
nature. r..-. ....... a
Autre chose est percevoir, autre chose est payer.
En- admettant que l'6cole ''mixte' de l'aventuriel
Conway ne soft pas possible, que n'ouvre-ton nne
ecoc pour les gems de couleur ct une ecoe pour IL.
enfants blancs?
Ce NEST pas scion la Constitution, mais celia vaut
mieux que rien.
Nous demsndons done, au nom de Ia population
blanche ct au nom de- autre population, que recole
soft ouverte.
On dit que notre paroisse possede des dreeteurs
pour les Coolies publiques.
On sontilsl ....... ....,|...
Sils sont quelqne part, gu'is Sc montrent.
II faut que les enfants, blancs ct nors, apprennent
lire, ecrire, compter, devenir des hommes
responsables, des ctoyens integents, de vertables
republicans
En- nemmant un juge qui ne salt pas lire, un
hembre dn jury de police qui vote sans conscience,
IN constable qui ma pas de domicie, croyez-vous
uon rende un service eminent la population de
couleur?
Au fait!
Observation-Disclosures brave voisine So
conduit bien.
Bravo pour ellie!
Son election municipale, avec W. c. Lawes,
Younger, Rodrigue, Octave Terrio, J. Ferier, J.
Duke, Felix Reynaud, ct Lorenzo Gomez, est dea
meilleures.
A ce pscpos, nous prions notre ami, le vieu1
Drapeau," de recevoir nos feictations
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-01
Nouvelles.

Lou1s1ASE.-La pauvre diablesse est
momentanement calme, ct nous ne connais-
sons guere Que les AAsesse urs, Collecteurs,
harpies, songsues, vampires, ct autres pieu-
vres, qui 10 tourmentent radicalement. Mais
rheurc des Lagislateurs va venir Ces Legis-
lateurs mont pas legifere depuis 8 mois, ct lis
ont une faim de cinq mile chiens enrages.
Quels bills! Quel foin! Que'le curee!-War
Moth, democratic on-Rouge, s'excuse a
Ia Nouyelle- Orleans. Et Dunn? II engraisse
M. Hahn, I'homme conscience encore
plus croche que Ia patte, vent publier les mons
des douamers dams aop journal.
II parait quo pour etre douaner il faut etre
radical. C'est juste, ct vidocq meritait lhon-
neur fapparteuir Ia police.
.-L'or est s1201f. -.r
NouvEAu MONDE -Santo Domingo sop.
pose Ia tession de Ia baie de Samana.
Lsmpire de Salnave est rebuilt a Port-au.
Prinee.-Stautoh est mort dune congestion
si c@ur. Boutwell, Sc croft de plus en- plu:
un grand financier.--Butler demande quor
abolisse Ia peine de mort. Les nouvelles d.
Cube sont defavorables aux Cubains. L'exscu
} tion militaire est I'm moyen expeditif ct espa
\ gnol.-Grant, apres avoir pris connaissanc,
de son long message presidential, ses
endormi profondement. Son medecin lui
prouve quil etait somnambnle Reven,
Interieur, lie "a decembre, touche 1884 600
Combien at-il pays a ses rats-de. .cave?-l
est probable que egouvernement reconnaitr
bientot les Cubaius CONNIE belligerants
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-01
Feuilleton du L0uisi0,,ais.
L0UISIANAlSE.

Anna est paree pour la fste.
Quelle fete Des funerailles.
Ellie ma point revu Louis, ct, sentant que tout
l'abandonnait, croyant peut-atre que ramour est
une illusion, ellie ob6i machinalcment ct sans
yoonte.
Des mains hables FONT embellie pour la ceremonie,
ct ellie ma point r6sist6
Sait-elle bien ce que Ton veut d'ele7 A.telle
encore peur du sacrifice, elle qui desespere ct ne
croft plus7 ....'.
All! Son reve await etc trop beau De tells reyes
damour ct de felecite supreme ne Sc realisent
jamais que dams les romans. La vie est faite de
douleurs, de mseres, de mile croyances brisees ou
souillees, ct nous naissons en- pleurant ct pour
pleurer Les joes du ciel ne sont pas pour cette
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-01
NOS PRINCIPLES.

Rfpullique d'ordre, dhonnetetf ct de
jus'ice.
Suffrage unicersel pour ious, ercep't pour
les criminels Ct les uagabonds.
Union ciuique des Lou;sianais b1a"cs ct
,lcs Louisianais de couleMr.
Education pour tous.
Plus dc Carpet.baggers poli'iq"es en- Loui
sianc, nj dc rngabonds faintan1s.
EgalHf po'itique entire les "as"ra''sts ct
les natifs. -
Appeis et ayanres d limmigrant aborieur
Respect d Ia Ioi.
Lhonntie homme en- hau., ic malhonnete
en- bas. ..
La Louisiana don eire gourevnfe par
lhonnttt ct rin'elhgence.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-01

Le Lousianai', ,lui, ne ment pas.
Ii souhaite du pain aux affames, un abri
ceux qui ont froid, Ia consolation aux afiiges,
Ia bonte aux mechants, Ia genirosits aux
Iadres, la patience aux 6poux, resprit aux
idiots. Ia vue l'aveugle, les jambes au para
lytique, un mari a Ia jeune fille, des rogatons
Il Ia vieille femme, un honnete commits au
marchand, de reloquence tous les predica.
teurs, du vim tout bon Gaulois un chapeau
de cardinal au dernier cure, la liberte aux
esciaves, des contitures celes qui les aiment
absence tota1e d'argent cenx qni veulent
rester honnetes gems, uae modesto robe
dindienne aux veuves u maricr, de faux
clleveux aux vieilIes devotes ct aux yieilIes
sottes. N#
Et aussi du style aux journalistes louisia-
nais. qui croient Zen avoir pas besoin.
Et aussi, chose plus impossible! du coeur
ct do fhonneur aux carnivores radicaux ct
famsiques, qui, pareils aux poux de bois, Sc
colleat au flame de lEtat pour en- pomper ct
en- aspirer e sang.
1T nous prophetisons, car c'est le moment,
que Napoleon ne vera pas les Ides de Mars,
que son fills ne montera pas sur le tr0ne one
les rois wont bient0t danser Ia carmagnole,
que Ia rspublique democratique sera accamee
dams PEnrope entiere, que les peuples affran.
CHS n'adoreront plus quun Dieu ct nauron,
plus qu'une liberts
Et mons ,prophetisons egalement que Ii
Concile 9cumanique, dspositaire de resprit
de Ia ciyilisation ct defenseur (les mmortelles
verites du .christianisme, "a rsunir dams une
meme ct universele EsIise, - immense
bergerie sans loups, ,-toutes les brebis
egartes qui mont pu trouyer Ia paix ct le
bonheur dams es voics tenebreuses du Pro
testantisme ct lie Ia Revolution.
L. Veuillot ne sen mefie-t-il pas. e
'entendezvous pas lie folliculairc griucer de:
dents?
Et 81 le monde Sc pacific ainsi a la srande
1 lumiare de la Justice, du Droit ct de Ii
Vtrite, pensezvous que les Etats Unis
resteront dams lombre, ct que Ia lueur ecla
tantc ne sera pas visible aux caveaux OF
Boutwell, compte les ecns de la republique dc
Washington?
Et la Louisiana, ellie aussi, ne jetterat.e'l'
pas all vent ses haillons pleins de poux, sor
radicalisme de malaudrins, ses Warmoth d.
lavepture ct delorgie politique, pour deveni
rEtat du blanc honorable ct de raffranch
moralisa par ie travail?
Salut 1870, rannee des publications, de
paci{lcations, des justices, du progress souve
rain que Nostradanius await vaguemen
entrevu dams sa conscience de Juif ct d,
medecin! N ....
Gloria in E.rcelsis, ct par Aominibus bone
eolontatis ! z. ..
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-01
SERVICE FUNEBRE.

Tn service fanebre sera c6lebr6 a l'Eglise Saint
Jacques, Mardi proclaim, 1 Janvier a 10 he,,res
A. NJ pour lie repos de Tame d'AMEDEE MICHEL
GAUDET ct de son epouse LOUISE MARIE
GAUDET.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-01

~Duredu du journal, pres du College JET
ferson, St-Jacques, rive gauchc.
1pPour lettres, journaux, tchanges ct pa
perasses, adressez.A CoaceM Post Office.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-01
Caniqmes.

-.O.-
Quand notre ombre s'allonye
Dams le soir rembruni,
GU bien qu'elle Sc plonge
Dams lobscur inini,
Nous rtvons 4 Ia vie
Passee, a la saison
On notre anne ravie
Chantait CONNIE un pinson.
Celui-ci Sc rappelle
LIE printemps radieux,
Lorsque renfant 6pele
Lamour en- de grands yeux.
Get autre, aujourd hui triste
Comme un enforcement,
Sc souvient que lartiste
Eht son rayonnement
Et lc troisieme pleure
Sa dent sa blanche dent,
Qui croquait tout lheure
La reinette dAdam.
Pour moi, je ne regrette
Point l'amonr,-du vent
La couronne,-une aigrette!
Et je plongs en- avant.
Jai pourtant souvenance
Que Dieu combla mes ynux
Par un coup de finance
A lendroit i IN morveux
Tn jour, sous lie grand arbre
A papa, jai gagne
Vingt caniques de marbre
A Coco sevign6.
Au catGchisme:
LIE prere-Le pere estl Dieu7
L'enfant-Ou
LIE pretre-Le fills est.il Dieu7
L'enfant-Quand le pere sera mort.
Devant le Juge.
LIE Juge-Plaignant, u'avezvous dire7
LIE Plai-ll ma frapp6 CONNIE une brute.
LIE Juge.-Accuse, pourquoi avez-vous frapI
cet homme CONNIE une brute?
L'accuse-Il M await appele "iuge.'
lie Juge-C'est different. Je lie condamne at
rais, ct jc vous autorise lui administer III
nouvelle correction.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-01

-Oui' monsieur, je suis soppose \ Ia peine d merit
-Je concos. #.
Que concevez.vous. .=-,..z, =.......
-On aime pssa fairs connaissance ave: Ia corde.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-01

les revolutionnaires do 90 ct de 93, des
demolisseurs ct des reconstructeurs n 'aimaient
pas CO qui portait le nom de Janvier. La
preuve en- est dams Championnet, nm general
republican,, qui deconsidera le saint de
Nsapolis,-ville que les modernes, dams leur
parfaite Ignorance du gree, surnomment
Naples.
lis voulnrent en- fnir avec 10 calendrier
julien ct le ca!endrier grsgorien, ct dater avec
eux ct par eux une ere nouvelle pour le monde
affranchi. Pins de janus. plus de se,naine
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-01

MARIAGE.-MarGs I lEglse st-Jacques, lundi
q Decembre, par le reverend Vignonet, Mademoi-
sells ROSE THERIOT, ct N. PAUL DRY, tous les
deux de cette paroisse.
Nous leur souhaitons bonnes ann6es
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-08-26
GunhOafS ON the Rhine.

In regard to the use of gunboats upon
the Rhine and other German rivers, the
Missouri Republican says:
Nothing of the Kind has ever beforeat-
tempted before, and the French Emperor
is certainly entitled to credit for making
the experiment, and pitting the invasio n
genius of the young republic against the
musty precedents or the continent. If the
experiment proves successful it cannot fail
to have a decided effect upon this and sub
se0uent campaigns, and we see no good
reason why it should do other than sue
coed. The navigable portion of the Rhine
has an average depth of not much less than
six feet, which is simply sufficient for the
lighter class of gunboats; we, indeed,
employed ours TO great advantage on
the Tennessee River where there were
not ove three feet of water. They need
carry nothing but their armament, ammu-
milton and crew, returning whenever lie
cessary to the shore for fresh supplies of
fuel and stores; and, if properly handled,
can command the stream IN spite of all the
efforts of the enemy's batteries. By their
aid an advance can be covered or q re-
treat protected, and shorld a battle occur
near the borders of the river, they NAV do
excellent service by annoying the foe with
their long range rifle cannon. The Gen
erals gunboats lent great assistance to Nc
Clellan's army at Malvern Hill; they saved
Grants army at Pittsburg Landing, and
throughout the war they gave us an advan-
tage which the C~onfederates were never
able to overcome. If the French manage
the gunboat business as well as we did, it
will be worth more to them than an hun
bred thousand soldiers"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-08-26
Sound Logic for the Sick.

The invalid has often good reasons to exclsim,
"save me from my friends" As a general thing,
each Of them viii have q different medicine to pro-
pose. and if he follows all their prescriptions in
turn, their well-meant advice must be the death of
him. The only sensible course in any case of sick
ness is to resort promptly to a specific which has
stood the test of a long and widely extended public
experience, and obtained on solid and sufficient
grounds the reputation of a Standard Remedy. This
rank among the restorstives of our day belongs of
right, and beyond all dispute, to hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters. Let those who are taking it at this
facilitating season as an invigorant answer for
themselves as to its tonic properties. Can any dys-
peptic. who has ever used it, question its superior
ity as a stomach over every other medicinef Can
sny person of bilious habit, who has ever taken it
for liver complaint doubt its eficiency2 It is
believed among the tens of thousands who are now
using. or have heretofore used it as an Alternative
and corrective, not one can be found who would
exchange it for any other preparation in the
known world. For intermittent fevers, nervous
debility, constipation, sick stomach, and all COM
plants arising from indigestion or impoverishment
the blood. it is the only article which can be con-
guaranteed, and no one who is thor
,uphly acquainted with its virtues will allow
Interested deaIersi in worthless slops. on which they /
make a larger profit, to furnish them in the place
II the great vegetable restorative. /