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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-08-31
CITY AND VICINITY
New Advertisements To-day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
DIR Hutchinson. :. .65 Park st.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Battle of Gettysburg. &c. A. II.
Away to the Mountains. Il. John Shaw.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Carriages. ...F. o. Bailey & Co.
Furniture. IF. o. Bailey & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Corn. -. Blake g. jones.
Houses to Rent ".H A Jones,
Wanted. y. Cook.
Wanted. -. Chisholm Bros.
For Baltimore. Bunk er Bros.
Lady Ooppists Wanted.
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Freights,

SAVANNAH, Aug 25-Cotton Freights-Nothing
doing ext cOastwise by steamers Lumber vessels to
coastwse ports scarce and in demand at good Of
HAVE, Amsterdam and Bremen IL Liyerpool via
New York, through per steam 7-16d uplands; Sea
Islands I'd; to Cuba So q .; Timber nominal; to
Liverpool SIS Cd a 4Os. Rssawed Lumber to Balt-
more 81; to New York and Sound ports 50 q $40
to Philadelphia So; to Boston $10-$1 higher rates
paid on Timber. New York per steam, &c f fb on
upands; Sea Islands &c y fb domestics 81 per bale
Rice 81; Wool 1c. To Boston per steam &c ON up
lands; &c on Sea Islands; by SAIL &c on uplands /;
through to Providence Zoe on uplands; Rice 81 so.
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METEORO LOGICAL.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 30-1 a. m.-Clear
and pleasant weather are probable for Thurs
day on the Lakes and Southwark to the Gull
with high or fresh winds from the southwest
aud northwest. Threatening weather in New
York and New England will probably clear
away away by afternoon with increasing T.
winds s -. - II.l--sJ I'D ..9-t.i rr,'lz ss
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PENaSYLVANGA.

| OXFORD, Aug. 30-Two freight trains collid-
| ed to-day on the Baltimore Central railroad
! near Fairvlle Station for the wilful neglect of
| one OF the trains to follow the schedule rues.-
| Two employees were injured. VII
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EXCURSIONS. party of excursionists num-
bering about four hundred, com posed of resi-
dents OF Rochester and the towns along the
line of the Portland and Rochester railroad
came into the city yesterday forenoon. The
Torrent Engine Company No 5, Of Rochester,
numbering about thirty men, accompanied by
the Rochester Cornet Band. performed escort
duty, and the company marched to Calls
wharf and embarked on board steamer Charles
Houghton, for a sail down the harbor and the
enjoyment of clam-bake. They returned al
bali past tive and spent the remaining houl
and half of the visit in sightseeing Of the
city. go t-i sa.I ID. ID ..
A large party also came in from Mechani,
Falls and went to E Jergreen Landing on boart
steamer Express. a''
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THERE are some significant statements in
the speech of ex-senator Doeittle accepting
the Democratic candidacy for Governor of Wis
copsin. For instance, he first assured his hear,
srs that they could not nullify the amendments
to the Constitution unless the Supreme Court
should assist in the act; and then he told
them: at is almost certain that, upon all such
political questions depending upon the results
of the elections, the judiciary would feel bound
to accept and follow the declarations of the po-
htical power" which is almost equivalent to
saying that in the event of Democratic tri-
umph in 1872 the court would not stand in the
way OF repeal of those amendments!
vost he funeral of Rev. DR.. Gannett took place
soeVeroay and was largely attended
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throw the girl ashore and iumpted overheard
after her. Grove and the girl was carried over
the dam and drowned. Powers diiited into an
eddy where he seized hold of an old engine ly-
sldg in the creek to which he chung until res
cded.
The Flood.
FoUGHKEEPsIE, Aug. 30.-Heavy rains have
prevailed III this vicinity for two days. Trains
on the Hudson River railroad were DELAYED co.
night IN consequence Of there being seven feet
OF water IN the tunnel near Troy caused by a
defect in the sewer pipes
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MAINE CENTRAL ExTENsIoN.-Wele learn that
the track on this piece of new road is laid as
far as New Gloucester, and it is expected that
it will join the old track at Danville Junction
in about ten days. 1t is thought that trains will
run by the middle of September or first OF
October at the furthest,
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Wa understand that the net proceeds of the
Cary Concert, recently given in behalf of the
Maine General Hospital, were about sixteen
hundred dollars. The friends of the Hospital
are greatly indebted to Col. A. w. 81. Clapp
for the handsome sum received from this con-
cert. which was projected by, and has from the
beginning, been under the special charge and
tuauagemeuUs OF Jue- e.oruueI. ?
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Household Furniture at Auction,
Valuable Lot On spring Street at


ON THURSDAY, August 3ist at 3 1-2 O'Clock P
" M, Immediately after sale OF desirable property
on Spring shall sell the valuable lot NO 1903
Sprng st, opposite the Horse Railroad Stables The
lot is about 80 1t front by 81 feet deep.
This is of the few unoccupied lots in this de-
srabe location.
SAFE positive. Terms very easy and made known
at sale.
r. o. BAILEY IL Co, Auciioneers.
Aug A-dtd
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

THE EXTRAORDINARY EFFECT OF FELLOWS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHITEs is
due to its power ofimparting the vital princi-
Pile to all constitutions impaired by wasting OF
facilitating maladies. 1t is acceptable to the
palate, and suitable for all ages and all consti
tutions The blood is restored to purity and
health, the nerves and muscles are strengthen
ed, while tuberculous consumptive deposit
Is retarded. aug28thd1w&w1t
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The Directors of the Maine General Hospi-
tai tender cordial thanks to the large company
of Individuals, associations and corporations
whose liberal spirit and valuable service rem
dered the concert of the 23d inst. SO delightful
and successful. To the public at large CRATE
ful acknowledgements are also due for the gen
erous patronage bestowed on that occasion.
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by TELEGRAPH
MAINE.
AndroscOggin Democracy.
TO THE DAILY PRESS.


Especial Dispatch by Western Union Line.l
LEWISTON, Aug 30.-The Democratic Con
vention for Androscoggin county met at Au-
burn this forenoon. d. Il. Noyes was made
chairman, and Oliver b. Otis Secretary. After
remarks from DR.. Garcelon, of the County
Committee, the convention nominated DIR.
Alonzo Garcelon of Lewiston, and A. p. Den
nison of Mechanic Falls, tor Senators; James
S. Gerry of Poland, for County Commissioners;
Ham Brooks Of Lewiston, for SheIif; George
E. Strout of Auburn, for County Treasurer.
Resolutions endorsing the State Democratic
platform were adopted
Republican Meeting.
Senator Morrill, is announced TO speak to the
citizens of Lewiston Friday evening next.
ITO Associated Pless.l
-. severe storm.
LEWISTON, Aug. 30.-One of the severest
storms of the season began at 8 p. m. and con-
tinued to a late hour to- night. Two and one
half inches of lain fell in three hours. Roads
are badly quilted. There was slight wash
out in the Androscoggin division OF the Maine
Central Railroad near this city, causing tenn
porary stoppage of the evening passenger train.
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BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh. If =.
TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. If.
GET Briggs Corn and Bunion Remedies
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success. If.
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... X. X. HUNT, .
Commission Merchant and Auotioneeri

MO. 316 Congress ST., will sell every evening
IN large assortment OF Staple and Fancy Goods.
Goods wiil be sold during the day in lots to sui
purchasers at wholesale prices. Cash advanced on az
descriptions of goods. Consgnments not hmlteu.
February II, 1868. dit
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THE THIRTEENTH MAINE REGIMENT.-This
regiment will celebrate its annual reunion to-
morrow, at Evergreen Landing, by a social
gathering Breakfast and dinner-or clam
bake-will be served up by George Webster,
and the intervals Of time will be filled up in a
manner which soldiers specially know how to-
There ought to be, and we hope there will be, a
g9ther Oh this occasion.
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Mrs. MANCHESTER. THE popular Clairvoy-
ant Physician, is having large run of prac-
tice at the Bridgton House ,Bridgton, and will
remain this week, for the accommodation of
those wishing to consult her.
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Money closed at q 3 per cent Tor call leans.
Sterling Exchange dull and irregular in consequence
OF the high rates Tor lending Cod prime tanbers 60
days being offered at 1888, while 1923 was aeked at
the counter.
StocAs active and buoyant during the afternoon
with large dealings in Wabash, Erie and Pittsburg,
all of whsch advanced sharply. New York Central
was also more active. A story was current on the
street this afternoon tina prominent official OF the
company was negotiating in Europe mortgage OF
4OOO,OOO On the road, the proceeds OF which were
scrip, Stocks closed slightly off from the highest
figures OF the day in consequence OF sales to reaze
profits in advance.
The following are the closing quotations OF
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

| CHARLTON, Aug. 30.-Three new cases of
! yellow fever occurred to-day. Six death from
fever are reported during the week ending Sat-
| urday. ....I.a .liru .aa .l.=- q .,..
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A FULL assortment of Paper Hangings
Window Shades, Screens, etc., for sale BY
jy8tf DEvENs & Co., 10 Free St
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ENGLISH PERFUMES, fresh, sweet. delight
full, at Whittier's. -......
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TOILET articles in great variety-all ae,c and
desirable at reasonable prices, at Whittier's.
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FLY SCREENS are at Lothrops, Exchange
street, for 80 cts.
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RHODE ISLAND.
kRssnl

Providence, r. l., Aug. 3O.-Bark Alice
Campbell, of Boston, from Gottenburg, with
iron, was picked up abandoned 100 miles south
of Block Island and brought into Newport to-
day by pilot boat A. Leggett, OF New York
ri
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

REAL EsTATE.-We see by reference to auc-
ton column that the very desirable house and
lot opposite the residence of the Hon. Israel
Washburn is to be disposed of at auction this
afternoon at 8 o'clock. by Messrs. F. o. Bailey
& Co. 1t is certainly one of the most desirable
pieces of property to be found in the city, and
the sale offers a rare chance for bargain.
Messrs. f. o. Bailey & Co. will sell at 10 this
morning the furniture in the house No. 30
Danforth street. i,5A iB .Hl
At 1212P. M, the brick block of Mrs. Cor
see, No. 2S3 Fore street. s..,s...,
At31-2P P. M, the valuable lot Of land No.
103 Spring street.
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A sail boat was upset off Bristol this even
ing and Frank, sen of Jacob III. Martin, of
this city, drowned. His two companions were
rescued -
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GERMAN CoLoGNEs all sizes and prices, at
Winters. u.. .-t..I..., .s..-. +. .... ..i.
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Boys CLOTHING Just received large lot
all new. At J Burleigh s. Co.'S, 81 Middle
street. &c.. I .ll,I n Z
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Boone won the heat and race by about length
in 2:46 The second money was given to He
tor and the third to Shaker.
Thus ended the pleasure of the afternoon
which, owing to the admirable arrangements O
Mr.. Head in preserving order, was not married
by any unpleasant occurrence.
This afternoon at half past two o'clock, the
drand Sweepstake Race will come off. Fol
which are entered some of the fastest horses in
the State, and also the ell-kpown Boston
trotting horse Mcclellan. This will undoubted-
lY nrnva the nraat event of the races.
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FOREST CITY,

Will take the place OF the Steamship Carotta till
further notice, leaving Calls Wharf
Every Saturday, at p. M.
Returning leaves Pryor's Wharf, Halifax,
Every Tuesday at p. M.
Cabin Passage IS 90. Meals and State Rooms Ex-
ira.
Excursion tickets good till September 9TH, $40 90.
The Forest City has large and commodous State
Rooms and splendid Cabin accommodations, and af-
lords the convenient and comfortable, as well
quickest route to HALIFAX. ... ..s
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propitious yesterday and the proposed excur-
sion to North Conway was postponed to the
| first fair day." From the indications as we
write this paragraph the party will leave this
morning at $50 precisely. A very large num-
Der of tickets have been sold, we understand,
in Portland and the towns along the line, and
no doubt when the cars reach North Conway
that pleasant village will never have had so
large number of people within its limits be-
fore. Among the singers at the concert will
he Miss Addie Cary, sister of Annie Louise,
who made such good impression at the con-
cert in this city on Wednesday night. Mr..
Shaw, the proprietor of the excursion, has
made every endeavor to make the occasion
pleasant to the ticket holders. l-ief $50
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To clean Silver and Plated Ware, wash with
strong hot suds of the DOLLAR REWARD
SOAP" syr... -..,r BAN .......... .-.r...s.
For sale by CHAs. MCLAUGHLIN & Co.,
Portland
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.,.. - v ,,;k -.oea AND Money Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. -Ecenino.-All transactions
Closing dull and steady at the latter prices the clear
ances of the day SAC ,O00 The specie ship
ments to-day amounted to $14S 900. Governme nts
,I,sed firm and quiet with small business The Sub
treasury paid liz ii a 12 62 for $1,000 900 worth OF
bonds purchased to-day. Nearly $3oOO,OOo were Of
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PosT BoswoRTH G.. A. R.-Euery member of
this Post is requested to be present at the
monthly meeting Friday evening, Sept. i,
1871, at IL o'clock. .,..u .I 81. %, ..,.
Business of.importance to every member will
come before the meeting. au 31-2t
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SFcashor sscPSss-Au& 31-n2 II. VI.
War Department, Signal Service u. S. Army, Di-
vision OF kilograms and Reports for the bench of
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New House

IHOR SALE-On Lewis street, near Pine Frescoed
Il and piped Tor Sebago. Apply en- the premises,
i or at % Emery st. JAMES A. TENNEY.
auQ25 tt
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ANOTHER SUFFERER BY THE REVERE nall
ROAD AccIDENr-Mr. George hnlgnt Oh this
city. whose parents reside on Boyd street, Is
sufferer at home from the effects of the railroad
slaughter at Revere on Saturday night. He
was seated in the front part of the rear car OF
the accommodation train when the crash came.
He saws he looked back and saw the engine of
the express train coming in at the rear end.
He broke the window and crawled ont. When
he got halt way out he tried to catch his breath
but he was surrounded by hot steam, and did
not risk the result. He landed on his feet when
he dropped from the car window, and at once
ran away. He returned to the spot aud saw
some of the horrors so graphically described,
and gave what assistance he could to the
wounded. He says that the accident seemed
to stupefy all TIE uniniured and they scarcely
moved to help tor several moments, until rous-
ed by the cries and shrieks and groans of the
sufferers. One of Mr. Knights feet was badly
injured, and he is unable to walk He was
somewhat scalded, and in making his hasty
exit from the cars was considerably cut and his
clothes were partially tom off. He returned
to Boston on the train that carried the wound.
ed, and came to his home in this city on Mon
day night. Many of the killed and wounded
have relatives and friends in this city.
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ahe funeral of Rev. Dr. Gannett took Mace
yesterday and was largely attended,
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Good Day and Good Track.
All the above races to be mile heats, best three in
nve to harness, and to be trotted according to
Fashion Rules.
NB Time made In any OF the above races better
than 2.l8 IA will not be gwen from the stand
A. horse distancng the field shall only be entitled
to first purse.
2 10.
Admission 80 cents. Ladies and Carriages Free.
{ ..LH JOHN s. HEALD, Proprietor.
.Ou26td
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NEW French Goods, at Whittier's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-28
The BARS IN tho River.

We are informed that there has been
only suspension Of a little less than t,co
days in the work OF dredging Richmond
bar, upon which two OF the steamers and
two or three schooners have been within
The past week grounded for Il few hours
on Friday night last q channel twenty five
ieet wide and fourteen feet deep at low
wafer had been cut through. There were
LII THIS channel, however, two or three ir-
iesolaflties, reducing the depth to about
Ten ieet. as this channel was narrow. q
vessel might get out of it, or il too deem to
pass over the irregularities, it would strike.
oh Friday evening part OF the machine
~ gave way and it was necessary to stop
ior us repair until Monday afternoon, when
"ofA was resumed. In twenty days there
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w;,, he n channel fifty feet wide and four
teen feet deep at low water upon this bar
rs VIC aae informed by Capt. MINOR.
The intelligent committee having super
inteudencc of the work aver that nothlng
has been left undone that they could per-
ce,va nracticable. They have the most i'm
pl;c;t faith in Captain MINOR, the officer
who directs the work. They award to him
thc highes, praise for sagacity and unremit-
ting industry.
The work was begun in September last.
At all the distractions the demand for work
was extreme, and 1t was difficult task to
know how TO divide time between them
with the best advantage to shipping. The
work being new the engineer had to exper-
iment to some extent upon the plan oil
dumping the earth excavated from the bed
OF the river. Machinery tested proved q
failure, and now other apparatus Is III course
of construction TO use in the removal OF the
earth to the shore. While it is confessed
that these trials have occasioned some re-
tardation, there has been no positive sus'
pension of work, and steadily has it pro-
crossed from the day of its commencement
The committee allege that a great deal has
been accomplished, as will be shown by re-
ports. The deepening of the channel OF
James river so that navigation will he unln
terruptcd is matter vital to this city
Time Is everything in the accomplishment
of this great end. With entire faith in the
zeal of all engaged in the work, yet theIl
highest need of praise will grow out OF thu
dispatch with which the channel Is thor
oumhlv opened.
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ew Books.

V-on-Not Wooed. a Novel. BY the Au.
thor of "Carlyon's Year, Dc. New
York: HARPER IL Bros.
This is No. 363 Of HARrER's Library OF
Select Novels"
For sale by WEST s. JOHNSTON.
Little Sunshinc'S Holiday: A Picture from
Lite. Blythe Author of John Halifax.
Gentleman New York: HARPER u
BROS.
Miss MuLocn's reputation will secure for
this little story numerous friends.
For sale by WEST & JOHNSTON.
"reminiscences Of Fifty. Years. BY MARX
BOYD. New York: ID. APPLETON 90.
This book is very entertaining. 1t Ill
cludes in its list of remarkable men of Eng
Lind some OF worldwide reputation. ana
the anecdotes OF them are generally cilarac-
lcriSIic.
For sale by WoopuousE & PARHAM.
The Posthumous Papers Of the P'ck~1ce
Clue. By CHARLES DICKENS. New ork:
ID. APPLETON Il Co.
A very neat edition of one Of Boz's best
works.
For sale by WooDuoUsE IL pARHAM.
Marquis and Merchant. a Mover. 10y
MORTIMER COLLINS. New York: ID. Ar-
PLEToS d Co.
For sale by WooDHoUsE e PARHAM.
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S.ESGERBUND FESTIVAL IN New YORK -
Nc,r York, June 2G.-Ninetcen singing so.
cieties of the Northeastern SIngerbund
contended at the prize concert at sternway
Hall to-day. The enthusiasm was immense,
and the crowds 80 great that the hall was
unable to contain half who sought admis-
sion. Hundreds of members were unable
to obtain entrance.
The successful contesting societies names
will not be known for some days, but the
societies which, in the general opinion, did
the best were in the first class, the Junger
Mpnnechor, Of Philadelphia, and the
l.iedei krantZ, of Baltimore; in the second
class. the Choral Society, OF Washington,
and the Quartcttc Club, OF Philadelphia ;
and in the third class, the Harmonic, of
Baltimore, the S;cngerbund, OF Buffalo, and
the Gcrlnlni;', OF Poughkccpsle.
The grand concert OF the singing socle-
ties ut the Empire Rink this evening was 4
Great success. Not less than five thousand
people were present, and the utmost en-
thusiasm prevailed. The singing Of the So
cietieS was much applauded throughout.
The choruses were finely rendered.
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MT THE UNIVERSAL SAFEGUARD.
1t Is useless for State Legislatures to pass laws for
the preservation of the public health If the great
law Of self-preservatton, which depends for its
enforcement upon the viii Of the individual, is
suffered TO remain a dead letter. 80
There is scarcely an adult member OF the COM
munty. or either sex, in the country, who has not
seea the testimony In favor OF HOSTETTER,S
STOMACH BITTERS, furnished over their own
signatures by persons OF acknowledged eminence
In science, literature, art, commerce, and every
department Of business ard professional fe.
These witnesses have declared In the most explicit
terms that the preparation Is safeguard against
epidemics, sovereign remedy Tor dyspepsia, val
liable ious medicine, promoter OF appetite,
genial and harmless stimulant, good acclimat-
Ing medicine, strengthened Of the nerves, GEN
eral invIgorant, protection against the delete
rou3 effects Of malaria and impure water. and
that 1t lmparts q degree OF vigor and activity to
the vital forces which Is not communicated BY any
other Of the tonics and stomachics In use. Under
these circumstances the selfpreservatve law OF
nature should teach every rational person who,
either by reason OF Inherent debility or In conse
Queoce Of exposure TO unwholesome In huence', Is
In peril OF losing the greatest Of all temporal els
ings 1ltn the importance OF Using the Bfters ms
q defensive medicine. DysDept!cs who neglect TO
give II trial are simply their own enemies. Ut is
guaranteed to cure Indigestion In oil its forms,
and the bilious and nervous Will find nothing In
the whole range Of Official and proprietary medl-
cines which viii aRJrd them the same relief. e..
lie 26-eod,Sw1t