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The New York herald., 1871-12-02
TIE POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
The Reorganization Of the Democratic Party In
This City and It's Difisultes- Will the
Conservative Republicans Join
Hands or Not

Is stated that the scheme for the reorRanizaton
ofihe democratic party In this city has at last met
with obstacles which mag Ia the long run render it
aDortlve. IL Is claimed by some OF the democrats
who have been the most active In the matter that
the republicans who were to do so much for the
reorsanization. are beginning to kick, ana SIMPLY
on the ground that they win not he allowed an
equal control In the management OF the party ma
chinery. What r..Iance can be put Ia these state
mcnts cannot now be determined, for there are
those Of tae wire pulers who declare that the good
work is going braycy on, aud that 1nal Success ls
certain.
The tact OF the matter seems TO be tnat there
really Is difficulty IN
THE CAMP OF THE REoRGANIzERs,
aud that it Will require a great deal OF skin and
inseuu.ty on the part or the leaders to get every
thing in smooth working order again. Still, those
who desire TO see the movement succeed need have
no ears as TO there being general failure OF the
concern Ia conversation with prominent repub-
lican yesterday who strongly favors the idea OF the
reor-ani2a,lon provided the conservatives are not
made of % tools 10 further the ends OF demo-
Gratis as against Tie republicans OF the anti-Grant
scnoo, HERALD reporter obtained a few iacts
WEIGH may tlIoN some lSnt on the situation.
:. am, said tno republican, "leart anu soul iu
favor % the reorganization scheme now being per-
lected IN The uenocra ic party Of this clty Dat am
ngt wiuing 10 lend myself 10 any movement which
VIII maAc use 81 republicans merely TO bolster no
are wias % 20 luto the Presidential election with
any party whica, besides being honest anu repuu
Can Ill ,act, makes
REsvRl IN THE GENERAL GovERHNENr
its battle cry bat there Is The dl!hcuity, under
s'ana to be overcome Iust now. From oil
] caa learn l find thaG the antl-adninis
iratiun republicans III this Guy nave got an idea
tnaS the passive policy Will be adopted by tae
National democratic party, ana that under TIE CIR.
cIi1s.ances they should stand by for awhile ana NOT
make auy move unit The snow or hands Oh tue
other side VIII be such as 10 guarantee the adoption
OF 'passivlsm' 10 follow in The waEe or the del-
ocrars i'll city III the reorganza business or
rather 10 play SECOND nddle u nem under The CIR
culns,ances Is not reIIsned by some OF tie conser-
vlttses; hence there Is 4 HtIle
HES ESIrATIS6 AND HALTING
among them. But tnis WIN, thank, I'll pass away.
we VIII go with the democratic party Tor ren Sold
reforms IL TINS City, ana " len good reforrner Il
put up against Grant we VIII expect Inc democrats
TO aii INTO line and JON the conservatives"
one thing definite Is that the pOlc7 OF holding
primaries rs LAID down by tue relormers at Apollo
Hal some .iine ago, VIII be adopted by the reor-
ganiZers matter waat difficulties taere are or
may be, junction Of the forces of the conserva-
yves with those OF the new democratic party.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
A MYSTERIOUS MURDER.


Woman Beaten 60 Denth aud THROWN
Ovcrb -Posi.Worfem r xa uinntioD.
On Saturday OF last week the body or an unknown
woman, aged about City live years and OF irish birlh
was found noating in the water or the foot OF l16n
street and sub ubsequcntly removed to The Morgue for
Identification. Notwithstanding due publicity was
given to the matter IN the HERALD and the dress OF
deceased minutely decriued, no one mas yet ap.
peared to identity the body and clam IL for burial.
The corpse, which had been but snort tlie In tho
water, bore external indications OF hard usage the
eyes being blackened. aud confused wounds about
the ncad arms, legs, DC.
Deputy Coroner Jonn Beach, NJ. d., made a most.
mOrtcm examination Oh the body, and found severe
marks OF violence on the top and both sides OF tho
head, which had ca used congestion OF the BRAIN In
the opinion OF Dr. beach the woman was iata ly
beaten and then thrown overheard after death.
Any information concerning the mystery reported
TO Coroner Herman, at the City HALL wiI serve 70
further the ends Of justice, and when evidence can
be obtained the investigation will take place. The
internal orians OF deceased failed to show that she
had been of intompera.e habits.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
THE COUR s.
Alleged snuggling-The Blaisdell and Ecksl
Bankruptcy Case-ssizuro Of Whiskey-
Appeals from ''Ordsrs,-A Cues.
ton Of Practica-Dscis;ons.
UNITED STATES DISTINCT COURT.
Alleged snugglsna--A Custom House SUIT,
Before Judge Dlatchrord.


Alleged snugsl;ng--A Custom House SUIT.
Before Judge Dlatchrord.
Yhe United States rs. Fice Piscss or SIR, Gc-Thi4
action was brought BY the government against the
property on the ground nai it had been smuggicd
into the country In the mouth or Marcn, 1871 The
facts us they appeared IN evidence, are these:-Thq
claimant, Isaac Walker, is merchant tailor. doing
business Fifth avenue. On the OH OF March, l67il
ne arrived from England IN the steamer Ghena
bringing with him seven trunks which were CONF
veyed TO MS place ii avenue. II was testified
by former cutter who had been IN Walker'a
employ that the TRUNKS contained good5i
clotnug, silks, ullnm,lys Dralus &c. Wiilca were;
nut inyo stock IN walkers establishments. Tne
claimant denies that thef cont AIN "a goods, nut only
the wearing npparel, &C., 81 ms We, whom ne haI
jist married IA Ensiand ali IN tiis way dccounteni
Tor there BENG 30 large quantity oi ha9f
gage Information was gwen 10 tho Cus<
tom House authorizes, asd the result was tHsS
some bills al goods were lqand an ihe PcsseSsio4
OF the claimant, among lheh u.lhs o.e nom nfn1
In London containing me numbers ~ ce.iin eloth.
ing found IN Tie establishment, oi ar. Walker. THIS
ing that the bill IN question was .neiavranduGl
given hy me London iru ~ goods wDl lcn he was
TO order in the regular q. a,s basincas II he
nceded them III sto.K. Ine saue OF the goods
sought to 90 condemned Is Detweel $500. aud
$1,000. The EVIDENCE and arguments nave eo5ed
botn sides and ii tho jury agree they viii hand
In sealed yelulcC tEis uicrliug. Counsel iof tild
government, Mir. Sim0ns; Tor the Claimant Ers
Stanley.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
MAXINE CGulr--?asT |.
Practice ON Appeals from "Orders''--A New
fciat.

Practice ON Appeals from "Ordcrs,'-~A New
fciat.
Before Judge yoachimsen.
He7nyaer Is. Eodnda.-An appeal from an 0rde3
denying motion for new trial on the JudgcQ
minutes has been taken In tins acton 10 the General
Term OF This Court. The action to recover damage4
for assault and battery was commenced IN the New
York Common Pleas, and transferred TO tha
Court for trial under section Of acts rclativ4
to Marine Court OF 1870 aud is7l On the coming
In OF the verdict and Leiore judgment motion io1
new trial on the Judges minutes was made, enl
tcrtaincu and Judgment stayed under section 264 Of
the Code or Procedure applicable TO tnls Court Thd
motion was subsequently denied and the STAY wax
Gated. On the eDfy OF his last order the delendant
HE'D notice oi appeal and entered INTO an underf
taking With surety, under section OF the Code. Tnu
Justice sitting al Chambers iheroupon MADE an orr
der CO poyte staying piainllr's proceedings until
an order to show that tn,s stay shall be VA
Gated or modified so as to allow entry OF Judgment
Reasons apparently cGgent for and against tins MOI
ton have becn iorciDly presented and pressed by
counsel for the respective parties An appeal from
Justice before whom the cause was tried to tha
General Term OF this Court 10 given by secS
are governed by all the sectSns { OF the code re-
gulatiuI appeals. In instahcc5 which have com0j
before me or on which nave had occasion to exS
that an appeal under this section, to be efectual FOX
any purpose must be aecompanied Dy an unac sl n
the code, and that therefore any Justice may, e1
Ddite and out OF Court stay proceedings under tnS
order appealed from (scction $50 Of code ana suDc
division OF section 4oi II IS conceded .nas w
present appeal Is eectua and tnat tne security Ioy
qured has been given. or the power OF tnc Justic9
to make the stay ! entertain no doubt mink tnaE
the case comes within the spirit OF socslon saa o.!
the code ana that unless there appears nsumciencL
OF the security or some other risk 10 the planti1
which has NOT been pointed out tnat would n0s bd'
Jus,ldcd in disturbing The order OF the Justice.
liz Il proper 10 be observed That the prac.
nce under sections !, and of the
act OF 1871 IL unsettled While on th6
one hand the interference by one Justice with
tue indsputable order Of his colleague, except on
new matter or for other sufficient cause, tends I'd
render the practice more uncertain and TO weaken
authority; on the other hand, an adherence TO hia
order results useful precedent FOR olner casca
ana accords with the just respect for The judicial
Once wncn have aiways considered due to the
proper official act or every person exercising lawful
judicial functions, except wher5 II becomes my exs
prcssly authorized and imperative duty. Tnid
motion Is not based on any new matter ara there
II, therefore, nothing before me winch should in
ducc mo TO Interfere with The order made Oy my
colleague. decline 10 entoriain what, IN effect Ia
an appeal from him 10 me. The motion to set aside
stay &c, u denied. but the point being new nun-
out COSTS
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
uRlTED sTsTEs cONaIss.aa.as' clylT.
Seizure of WiiisiSey--a Strange Case.
Before Commissioner Shields.


Before Commissioner Shields.
TIE UnitcG states H. JoseD1 SgiltR.--Some feTA
days since we reporled IL the HEIALD That police
officer arrested boy IN the neigh5ornood OF Catha
rlnc ferry while drivin. cart upon winch there
were FIVE barrels OF wniskey. The wAlsaey lid NOT
present any appearance OF havag acen stamped N
accordance with the Internal Revenue law. Ting
officer seized the cart, VIVA lIS content5 and
conveyed IL to The station mouse. Mhlc doing
SO a revenue officer pdine,t Patrick MACK came
up and, accostiur tue Policeman, satd ne was l0kS
lowing the whiskey that hS was al assistant aese34
S0r tnaL the policeman had no cuntrOt OF the I3lrcr4
AMI AZ the same time eNnin ed MS naase IS aSsisty
ant Assessor but ull not proiuce sny comgns ssion4
The policeman rCplle'l th4g ne hau no ey.AenCo Oh
the tr1ta OF Mack's statement, ana t,sisted on
taking the whskcy, the carr ana the BOY ~ tle sta<
ton house. ON the way Mack, IL appearjt
grew quite Violent, anu drew pistol rgon the
policeman. INC latter, uldeierrSd ~
tnis danger, kept custody OF the whiskey2
wncreuaon Meek offered SIS or so 10 the pOhcey
man II he would let tine sciZa.e TO- TINS olsr was3
taken INFO CUSTODY and kent Tor tno nisat, anil aisA
charged thc following morning Joseph smith, tnd9
person VINO hd ar,yea the cart, was also Detained.
Ills examination TOOK place Jcsteraay before C1ul.
missioner Shields, and In consequence OF soae cOnS
traIictonS 10 The statement VI Mack mr. De Aay3s
fof Inc government, said ne coase led 10 Inc daS
charge or the dc,eniant. VINO Was accordingly AZ
lowed 10 so Ut liberty.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
RIVER PIRATES.

Large Haul OF Stolen Property In Ese
I:nnds Of the Jersey Police.
Under the wooden flooring or the pier lying be
tween the Cunard dock and the Jersey City ferry
large and valuable collection OF goods was found
yesterday morning. Athorougl search was made by
oificer Bowe, and property valued at $500 was
recovered. The collection comprises several articles
o. Jewelfy, q very handsome scale balance used hy
urugg.s,s several boxes OF druggists weights,
iea.her pags aud straps, rich and beautiful fans,
tooth nan ana hair brushes ana other toilet artices
besides about lorty pieces OF dry goods chiefly Six
me iatter was identified anu claimed by parties
VINO stated that IL was stolen from vessel lyin lD
the Esst River.
~ l. evident that all the articles were imported in
European vessels and carried from different quar-
ters 10 be slowed away In rhe thieves storehouse
under the jersey dock. The goods nov lying Mt
Police Headquarters In Jersey City, but 1t IL hardly
Toward and claim them.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
HOW AN ExPoL1oEMAy MAyBs HIS LIVING,

At a late hour on Thursday night as LOUIS Marg.
net residing at the corner OF Thirty rst street ana
sixth avenne was standing on the corner or Thomp-
sou and Prince streets, waiting for car, he was
hit on the back oi the head by crowd or rougns,
who took gold watch and chain, gold ring and
$50 In money from him. Ills cries brought OHlcer
Mccarthy, OF the Eighth precinct to his assistance,
Albert Whtporf. The prisoner, on his way TO The
station house, pulled false mustache from his face
and threw t In the street. While IN the station
house lie was recognized as an ex-pollceman who
had been dismissed the force for horse stealing. lie
was arraigned before Justice Fowler at Jefferson
Market yesterday morning and fully committed Tor
trial.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
AFFAIRS In GEORGIA,

senator Bruton'- Emancipation Compensation
Bill Thrown Observation-Disclosures Matters
In tho State.
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. I, 1871.
Some time ago Mr.. Bruton, republican senator.
Introduced resolution looking to the payment for
emaAcipaed slaves. The Legislature passed by an
overwhelming democratic majority q resolution de-
leatihR ana condeinulnx Bruton's measure. Tue
resolution censures Dir. Bruton's resolution as tend-
ing to evil.
movement TO establish railway from Louis.
ville and the OHIO River TO the South Atlantic
seanoard with steam facilities to Europe Is nearly
The Louisville ana Nashville md the Nashville
ana Decatur Railroad Companies, consolidated
some tiinc bacH witn tho south and North roads
OF Aaoama, nave gone INTO the same
INC from Louisville to Montgomery, and they
are now IN treaty To lease the Montgomery and
Eu'aua ana The brunswick and Albany Railroads.
when Will give them an unbroken line 10 Swan
nan and Brunswick. The lesgees have ample means
70 carry OUT tneIr project; tncy control capital ana
the survey Of the Georgia and western Railroad
WaA competed to-day.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
SUPERIOR cluar-Gsscia. TERM


IsPCININFN.
By Judge Spencer
Thomas D. Winchester ~. ". z. Snllh.- Crde4
appointing receiver. 4
TarcE SuUipaa o.. Ddn,el y. Jones. --Ces4
dismissed. 3
A.chdyL G.. FGfirdy rs. E1,cGTd ~. EdrJord.@
Cruar Of disconinuance. 4
Atciaael NcDsyn,o.t cs. Robert q. Warden. -Orde4
granted. y
Same.
by Judge Barbour.
Eoni B. Barker u.s. James OEiien, Sheriff.
Case settled, with amendments. !
The TnsuIsed Jury-rhe Matter 10 bo Inf
qnicsd Into. il
Judge McCunn has directed the Clerk OF his Court
to request tho jurors In the case Of Davis Fisk
VINO reported that parties lad ealeayorcd to apS
proach them with view 10 influence their verdict1
Ia be III court at twelve O'Clock M on week ironl
to-day Saturday, when the matter Will be inquired
iutO.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02


Movements Of tho Sub Committe They En-.
counter an Obstacle In the Excise Commits
sioners--Items from the Park and Tax
Commissioners' Onlces.
The sub-comnittees OF the Reform Associations
were busy yesterday In looking into the affairs Of
the different departments
THE EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.
Messrs. T. N. Rocker, William Z, Cot and wa
liam Finley, the subcommittee appointed 10y the
Committee of Fifty TO investigate the affairs OF the
Excise Commiss,on, called on that department for
the purpose OF beginning their investigator. hir
William Con, II seems, Informed Commissioner Py-
burn or ine.r designs aud asked him TO iurnsn GER
In reply the Commissioner stated ne was quite Will
mg TO unfold Tue Workings OF the commission 10 inc
old to accomplish an Impartial Investirarion .Eut
genttemen," said he, II insist that The work pro-
crosses ulldcr tno eyes o. the press. demand, oe.
fore this work OF inspection Is begun, tnaG a re-
porter from each of The local Journals be present
and note down the details Of your proceedings.
this investigation to the utmost OF nv ahiy.n Mr.
Colt positively refused TO accept che condinon ,n,-
posed by the Commissioners. and wished 20 proceed
with the work VI investigation unwatc tched py the
press. He said that the public would have III due
!lme inc result o. their lanors. Mr.. Pypurn then
told the members ol the committee that no papers
should De furnished them. as it was ev.uenL from
their proposed aod,s ope,nndi that they dld not
lulcnu 70 oesi sluarey Win the COMMISSION. Inc
committee theh ieured.
THE PARK COMMISSION.
MI Lutncr Y. carer CHAIRMAN OF the su9 COM
miitee on the Park Commission, wrote 10 Mr..
Suanahan. President OF the Commission, soIciIug
an interview, and requesting tue annual report
made by the COMMISSION and sucn other documents
as would assist them IN making an investigation.
Mr. Stfanaian replied that he would Grant tiein an
interview nc any time. He furnished tnen Win Inc
reports asked or.
ThE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE.
The sub committee ol Tax Collectors 0ice sent
10 Collector Baueau Yesterday ana request "a chat
Official to furnish tncm with a copy Of his annual
report and sucn other documents as they might
nF q n n1tts a
Collector sent them hs annual reports nom 1851 to
1871.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
THE CHARGES AGAINST BROOKLYN F0LiCEE-
MEN
A Crp,mim Eins,I.

The Brooklyn Police Commissioners rendered their
decisions yesterday III the cases OF several oil the
members OF the lorcc who had been charged with
violating the rules on election daY.
the charge made against Onicer Pendegast, by
MIR. John I. Montrose, Of 1856 President street,
was dismissed.
Sergeant Campbell, OF the Ninth precinct was
lined nve DAYS pay Tor assisting III The CANVASS at
the pots. lLe Charge OF peddling ticsets was not
sustained.
captain Mcconnell, OF the Second precinct, was
fnea ten days pay Tor refusing 10 arrest Ii.egal
voter wnen requested to do so. The excuse oi the
Captain was mat the nan was unler the influence
OF lQuor ana dld not know what ne was dong.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
TIE FIRES IN THE NORTHWEST.
Concert at Sieinwny Hall ON Sunday Ia Aid
OF the HeIgian Sunercrs.

OF the belgian Sufferers.
grand concert In behalf of the suffering Bel
gans Is to be gwen at stairway Hall on sunday,
December Q. number OF eminent artists nom the
operd oot.Ge company now performing at Lima
Edwms Theatre and the olympic have kindly vol.
unteered Their services and IL Ia anticipated that
the entertainment Will be very successful. As the
proceeds OF the concert are 20 be devoted to 80
worthy an object oil who feel Interested In the rellcf
work should attend and endeavor 10 swell fhe
an0unt to be forwarded 10 the poor suffering peo-
pie Of the Northwest. The concert Is 10 be given
under the auspices OF the be gan Relief Committee,
VINO kave secured tho artists for the occasion. All
who desire An artistic treat should be prcscpt on
She occasAprL
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
SUPREME Cuysr-ciAa,saS
Decisions.
Ey Judge frndv

Ey Judge Bradv. j
Jl,,dOn rs. JuuGon.-Report OF referee confirmed
ana Judgment Of divorce granted. Custody to4
children awarded 10 the plaintiff. 4
B'ae6naGa Us. Br,t snlaa.- Report OF referee conf
1rmcd and judgweat OF divorce granted. Custoi1
or children awarded to the plaiuttn.
Sh9te ps, LvtW'a - ni,-uidcr granted. :.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02

The Biai5iien nni r., sel Bankrnpfcy Pros

The Biai5,iell md 2, l>el Ban'krnpfcy Pros
cectigrs.
Yesterday, In the mater or Alvah Blalsdell John
Eckel ana Jonn W. IBdaie, baasrupCs, judge
Batchrord approved or an order drawn up and
made hy Register Fitcn, raqurl ny John McKenzle,t
the assignee to deliver 10 Biatsdel list OF all the
debts ana claims proved against the haIikruprss
estate winch nave come into is hands within three
days after service OF IA cop5 o. TIE order by him.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
cousr or cOMMJA PLsAs-specAl TENN.
Decisions.
pv Judpp I.oew.

Decisions.
by Judge Loew.
Spte1aan rs. Dtnge.. Motion denied without
costs. 4
The Andes Insurance Company Us. LOehr.--M0
tion granted on payment OF $40 costs.
HUI rs. ROSs.-Mollon .ranJed.
In the Matter W John ~ Joi,'as0a.--Applisat!ou
granted.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
THE Bao0KLYs FIRE MARsaiL's aEPORE.


The Fire Marshal OF Brooklyn submitted the fol-
lowing report OF fires during the month OF Noyenl.
Der to the Police Commissioners yesteraay:--
To THE HONORABLE THE BOARD or PoLIoE CoAMIs-
sIoNERs, BBookIYN:--
GESTLEakNTAere twenty fires IN :Lis city during
the month of November 1871 the OF which we're as
folowslmpertecs furnaces. pipes, q nceniar.
i; explosions kerosene OIL lamps 81 tnaya. oa frozen
pipes, Il careiessn0ss "a u paint iactory, l..
LossEs AND INsUIAaors
LOSS on pulciNEs.. x5,iUv
.ss Oh asosA As,,2u
insurance on 1850
There death By fire In brooklyn mouth that
OF EdwarG headman boy aged abou. ten years. vino
burned parents resiaeuce Chares gree,
the .h iasI by hts clothing taking
ARRESTS FOR AASo>.
Nw'l be seen from Ge tabular statement herewith sub
There are men in ust who for The purpose Dsing
> hundrea DOL srs out Insurance comp anes
some unsaaoe STOCK would sA the vcs o tae nesaoors
by sen- their peinses on ire. Ana! is c4cIi 10
wet theses wrctcaes when they caulht
the ac Surely, there must be something Ia laws,
or 50 many would not lc allowed to escape.
On tie lith Edward store, Mt ~ Asn-
tic street Was on nr aud D.y ao.aaorct tho place and
her. presented what pnipo.cd u De Dal OF ald
claimed pay's st2ek ot harness. oui denied
die hnoy Day Nss any tan about
bert locked Charge oi lcn. Implicated With
Daily, but was afterwards alsclisssah
oD ha sch inst Pairc. Done brought before JUS
NC bncky on .nare ~ sfson !or h.stns set 90 tie
house 40 40 fieadons street. vale burning hs Mes
clothing. There ornc proof that he led the
house tie charge OF Gson aisnseG .usce held
him ior III. destruction 81 tue e.o,s,".~--
On the ssth nz. Tsick Ac arrested FOR SET
NDe Bre 20 tue MorkHnUp o. Town ilaioaa COM
pany IN MON Avenue recnpoint hcNa heid tor
we action 81 tre brand anry ~ justice VeoIes hespect
BaooALYN, kov. 90 1874.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-02
6pefial Notices.
Mr PREVENTIVE MEDICATION

~ PREVENTIVE MEDlGATlON.-A
radical change has been introduced In the prac
tice Of medicine. Physicians have ceased to tor :
ture and PROSTATE their patients. Instead pull
Ing down, they build up; instead Of assaulting
nature they assist her. Cupping leeching, blis-
tering venesection, calomel, aatlmony, stupify-
Ing narcotics, and rasping purgativea, once the
favorite resources Of the faculty, and now rarely
resorted to even by the most dogmatic members
OF the profession. The old creed was that disease
was something which must be expelled BY viu;ent
artificial means, irrespective OF the wear and tear
Of the vital organization In the process. The new
creed recognizes the Improvement OF the genera.
health as essential to the cure OF all local ailments
Hence 1t Is that HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TERS, the most potent vegetable tonic that phar-
macy has ever brought to the assistance Of nature
in her struggles with disease, has been cordially
approved by practitioners Of the modern school
It Is pleasant to reflect that reason and ph1loso-
ply have last been victorious over the errors OF
the past. and that thousands, and tens OF thous.-
ands, Of human beings are alive and Wei to-day
who would indubitably be mouldertng IN their
graves, had they been subjected to the pains and
penalties which we're deemed orthodox and tndts.
pensable thirty or forty years ago.
Preventive medication was scarcely thought I
then; but now 1t is considered of paramount i'm:
portance, and the celebrity Of the standard invig-
GRANT, Alternative and restorative Of the age, "a
title which HOsTETTERS BlTTERS have fairly
earned by their long career Of success,) is mainly
due to It's efficiency as q protective preparation.
course OF the Bitters is urgently recommend
ed as safe and certain antidote to intermttren {
and reuittent fevers, diarrhna, dysentery and
other maladies. apr29-6D6O3