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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-14
VENERABLE IMPOSTER.
by BRET HARTE.


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90 as,rao,.d as Al, hv tba snsctaele nf n ven
ntI nfI ~, IanS "a 49,, or, onnoors dcca-
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e,i,a.s ppas.',U ona Innohy and have tLs annear-
Dneee'or nneeiS u" ho;ng sI;gItIv wabhed~w5lcs ;s
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III. IL" IL ai,ro,,s M ofroo,s no % novel,v az
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w" ~ III 49, na,'orotIe had and Inncbv
fnearS nv heIopS ~ an inSig;dnaI with
nIse.S '' If al ~ -. fer
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nrso,;or - 'sa ~ ri n;fote tbe;r
saLa FIri;sh IL asasn s,o = az m;ir IN
tho;r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ;, with him - He
saea;voJ sae ,basa ar;Jances Of b;s mower
Mn n ;nd; Iere nee NOT Wholly fres from
too-n Tbo a,llnross;a,, ~ lie Ave- uonld |
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odd Case. Of Milalen Identity.

From the N. L. Advcrtiser.l
AS a well-dressed gentleman was going
down Clinton avenne, Albany, on Tues
day. an elegantly attired lady, appar-
emily about forty years OF age, rushed up
10 the man and fell fainiing into his
arms. She was taken to a neighboring
drug store, and when she revived she
said that years ago her husband depart
ed on a trading expedition 70 the East,
aud, having never returned, she imag-
ined him dead, and the gentleman into
whose arms she had aung herself bore
such a strong resemblance % the lost
one, that she would fain believe il wa
be. After listening to the lady'S story,
the gentleman entered into long state
ment Of his antecedents, which proved
10 the satisfaction Of the lady that he
was not her long lost husband.
] frnUaT rfnnf nTnHnru uf a.r1f a.affirnuI
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SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER IA. l8i Il. 81 (

which seemed to me not TO risk the
breaking Of bis arm, sfraighten IT, |
directed the nurses 20 watch him at
night, and go to his bedside and seize bis
arm and suddenly try to sLraighten il.
They uniformly reported that they were
unable to accomplish the desired result
He was then allowed TO pass out and
visit all the rum-shops at will, in the
hope that under the influence Of alcoholic
stimulant the case might be solved, but
itfound no such solution. / then put
him under the influence of chloroform,
and as soon as the chloroform began to
act, his arm was Strengthened out, and l
tied a board on the back of il, and when
he awoke and looked at his arm, he said
We'll, Doctor, suppose / will have to
90 to my regimentY | replied, That's
just where you will have TO Co. my
friend. - lie went.
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THE EARLY BIRDS FATE.
By GATH BRITTLE


? The ueerest cuss ever sor ..ss-.zsa 81
Was a ragged student of the lor.
"A A resident of OmahQr. f+W
lie studied arly, studied late,
And always riz at half-past eight.
H chad an elongated por.
And what they call lantern jor.
When other folks was snug in bed,
This limb of the lor sot up and read. n
lie wore black alpacker coat,
And nary necktie round his throat;
A woolen blanket. yaller and blue.
He slung around him when II snew.
Last year, 'twixt garden sass and hay,
This limb he moved TO Ioway.
The jedges catekized him thar.
And be was admitted to the bar.
He slept In a closet near the sky.
And practyzed strict economy
By living on milk and apple pie. "
: When his arjus daily toilswas done.
He wrastled with " Coke and Littleton;"
And when he tired at dead Of night
He sot like. an Omphalopsychite,
And whistlcd an upper-attic air
With skill at once well done and rare.
p Some day, - said j. this cuss will find
His constitution undermined.
This triHing close TO Heaven long
Is sort Of sacrilegious wrong; q p. -
And Heaven will kinder retribute
By Furnishing this bold galoOt
This constant turning Of night into day
pon't sometimes gen rally always pay
-
With an Injunction on his wind. you bet.
believe what q sound old poet once writ
Qu words as hefty of sense as witt: 4ra
"a man that from July unto June tFit
Is too fond of stirring must be q spoon.
It's wise and healthy to rise NTH Che lark. /.
IL we only turn in with the goose at dark;
But to stay up with the reprObate owl,
And turn out with the crow Of the barnyard
fowl,
Is terrible crime again Nature" says |,
''And she II deal out the penalty by and by.
One cold March day, at a quarter past two,
This prophecy of mine comes true.
The lawyer cuss was found stone dead.
With his head on tae floor and his heels on
the bed.
When the jury met to settle as how
lie died, they had long pow-wOw,
Smith said, koniption fits" Jones said
not IN.. q
The others had opinions, Of course. and 50
Till the landlady come they couldn't decide
How in tho dickens the queer cuss died.
When she narrated his habits, why then
The jury concluded to ponder again.
So they pow-wowed spell. and at last tuck
vote.
Which the same as mortal herebelow
quote.
They agreed on a verdick. viz: " lie died,
it is PLAIN, ,.....,,.
OF too airly arose in a roomatic pain"
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From baby show to show Of rnaidens

From baby show to a show Of mAidens
is but natural and easy step. The sHo-
cess Of, the baby-shows At North Wool
wich Gardens, Kent, near London, has
induced the spirited proprietor to try
the effect of a show of barmaids Bar
maids draw" better than babies. The
swells, the fops, and the snobs, attracted
by the dazzling splendor Of the maidens
behind the counter, drink unlimited
quantities Of "bittaw beav,' and there
fore barmaid shows pay better than
baby-shows, which Attract only econom-
ical paters and matters whose sole indul-
gence is an occasionah leetel drop
o gil" on the sly. Each barmaid strives
her utmost TO attract customers, and the
one who receives the largest number Of
votes, and consequently sells the greatest
quantity Of liquor, receives the highest
prize. Oommendable, highly intellectual,
and highly moral sort OF show, isn't it?
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InseressIng case.

Dr. Goldsmith, Of Rutland, Vermont
relates aRiucident occurring in his army
experience, illustrating the power Of
chloroform in detecting feigned contrac-
ton Of the hmbs. ar
While in jefferson Hospital there
came a man who had ruu the gauntlet
.of several hospitals. having been dis
charged on the ground Of the contraction
Of his arm, which vas bent mp so othai
the hand nearly touched the shoulder OF
breast. Il was 80 rigidly and firmly
fixed that could not with any strength
(and the doctor Is heavy weight =
.i83Iil nosihrh al .srllo a1ri,aI on 4 IL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-14
FOR SALE.
Lots For Sale in Ida City,
-0N-
Long Island, New York.

IDA CITY is SITUATED ON LONG IS
i land, IS miles from New York city, the
Long Island railroad running centrally
through Ida City,. Lots there arc hereby of
fered for sale on the following terms. fifty
dollars each, on q credit of ten years, paya-
BILE in ten annual instalments-say IS 90 per
year on each lot. The parties owning the
above property propose to sell TO the Southern
people one-half Of the lots. say 1000. on the
above terms. without interest. The East
River Bridge Is now in process Of constrHc-
ton, connecting Manhattan Island, upon
which New York is situated. with Long Is
land.
This is a good opportunity for any person Of
this section OF country to invest small sums
in the purchase Of these lots. Terms are
easy, and within the reach Of all. Property
on Long Island will rapidly increase in value
as soon as East River Bridge is completed.
Map of the City Of Ida can be seen, and
full information given upon application being
made to HY. f0NTAINE,
Corresponding Secretary.
..N.H No 10 Modieon street.
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Halt the perplexity, annoyance and
trouble that men have in this world is in
consequences Of getting ip dhBt. II
seems TO be natural for some people %
buy and incur obligations withontmeas-
ure, so long as they can avoid payiug
ready. cash. Giye one Of this sort a
chance to bay on Lredit, and the question
of price aud conditions Of payment are
matters that he cares but little about.
But what crop of trouble spriugs up
from the seed u sdebtfi How many
sleepless nights result from,-itl How.
many gray hairs il brings, and how often.
it shortens life sometimes leading men
to commit suicide or murder. And yet.
how easy q thing il is to Keen clear Of
this terrible monster. Etery young
man should form a liked and unaltefable
determination, befero commencing his
active business career, not TO incur one
dollar Of indebtedness nh,ler any circum-
stances. Never borrow. Never buy any
thing uniess you have the money to pay
for 1t at once. Pay no attention 10
splendid opportnnity, fbargains," "
rare chances, and the IKE. Such
affairs are the traps which Debt sets 10
catch victims. II you shouId see any.
thing that you would Ike "a buy. Dr If an
offer is made that you would hle to ae-
cept look first atiyour moneypile, and
make the answer depend upon that.
Always pay as you 20. ~ You are shoEt
Of aloneys you Eauga ytfr deIuAnd.s..c-
eordingly. Foster habits Of economy,
buy nothing that You cannot properly
afford, and You viii 20 on through lie
free from The rhisefies and troubles that
ever beset the path Of The debtor s.s
Rr .ssIfd, 10 ssil yiis sdi No tiinq I
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awe LIst .Or tho M MecIIanlcaII DIVISION

can challenge competition, and cannot be ex-
celed for completeness in detail and eompre-
hensiveness in conception! Every Mechanic
and aMauufacturer of Memphis should nbe
proud 10 compete in such q list, and should
send bis best fabrics for exhibition. lia
The Directors OF the Agrieutprai Society
are happy 20 announce that they have bad the
hearty and zealdls mid of the Memphis Me-
chanics' Institainin preparing this List, who
win have charge 81 that Division Of our Fair;
and from whom, under their enlightened
Meohanieai Division cannot fail 70 be the most
complete success ever attained at . Fair or
Exposition in the Southwest steam motive
power will be provided TO drive machinery.
aud ample testAsMill be made before awarding
Tie sounds are being sot IN complete order.
and every facility in the power OF the Direc-
toryWill belnfOyided for exhibiting artlclesat
the Fair. Aulple guards viii beproFided for
the safety Of articles and animals. and feed
for the latterFiil be furnished at market rates.
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BOOK slEDERr.
Franklin Book Binderv.
t..l -Axp --sA
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
No. Is West Court Street Memphis.
SC. TOOF, Rroprfst6E.aoi a
COOK RINDERY

DLANR BOOKS, PAPER RULING, AND
ID binding Of every description, executed In
a very superior manner. and warranted 70
give entire fatis(action. .... i. L.
80 Ny Blank hook-uaperembfaees the frat
mills IN America; my stock e0ulista al Z, the
lncst in the entire markcl. and prices TO COM
ind i 70 their interest 70 give ne q call before
ordering eissrhsrsl y p : ~ ial'l lls-f /
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A LII LETTERS AND INQUIRIES IN
II reference to Ida City and the purchase and
sale Of lots should be addressed 10 Hy. Fon-
taine, Corresponding Secretary No. 10 Madi-
son street, Memphis, Tenn. The title to the
property is perfect in me, and the adrertile-
ment and maps published correctly represent
the value and attractions Of the place.
ISL ~ JACOB THOMPSON.
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mol Entrr. Feps. in amy pepariment.

The Directors will use every precaution in
theif power 70 secure the. safety Of articles
aud animals. ha. cannot rbe rssponsible for
4hsbeadtinI tack di one mile s. in com
pleie order and can not be excelled IN Amer
TflinsBill run eyefy half hour from Mem
phis 10 the grounds. At 25c the round trip.
Omnibuses aud hacks. IN abundance, can be
also procured. All the railroads transport
paseengers NJ half rates, or one fare both
ways, by having tickets stamped at the gate
Nisit0ts are particularly rtQsefted 70 have
their tiekets samped AZ the gate, otherwise
they Forfeit iheir flghttorcturh free. .oss
Prof Mathew II. Maury, s9l
Known throughout the world az . man Of
Genius. Science and learning. VIII deliver
the Annual Address on Monday. October 10th.
asi PRICES OF ADMISSION.
For nfour- 4 horSgUoscll or dromnibiis4....l. 81 90
For n twO-hofse hack OF earriaee lpublio)f so
For each peTsQu. whether in carriage. On
hOreoor on fOut...-. .-...l 80
For children undur twelve years Of age .
and over six.........l. ....s-. ....... M %
For children under six years Of age .. Free
For Premium list apply to or address the
Secretary otico Of Chamber Of Commerce.
Memphis. iennessee. Entries may be made
by letter 70 bis address. IIIF
liIiJACOB THOMPSON, President.
LTnN TROUspALE. Secretary. lb-f0
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. AGNES ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Memphis. tennessee.

nHIs ACADEMY. FOR THE EDUCATION
l. Of young ladies, Il under the suporintend-
enee Of the sisters Of Sc. Dominic. The course
OF instrncton includes useful and ornamental
branches OF education. Special attention
gwen to moral and polite department. The
school year commences on the fIRsT M0NnAr
og SEPrEnBkR, and cl0fcs about the last Of
June. Terms per session, payable half in a.
vance, 80, ~. 80 and 500. according % ine
agreed class Of the pupils. For further IN
formation apply 70 OF nddress the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
lii-d ST. Agnes Academy,
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In Eves-y Department. thc List Of
Premiunla Is COmplele.

The Agricultural Division has boen care
fully and thoroughly revised, and presents
such an attraction as should enlist all the
spirit of emulation, which the Society designs
tOfpromote, for tho benefit of Agriculture
We invite eompelitiOnl. from all our people.
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The following epitaph, says the Wash
ington Patriot, was written by Monsieur
Vaux, Frenchmau, who brought TO this
country the little bust Of General Wash,
ington, now in the gilt case at Mount
Vernon, and which was broken from the
handle of common pitcher in France,
This bust is said to be the best likeness
of him extant. This epitaph was for
many years in the hands OF Bushrod
Herbert, Esq, of Jefferson county, Vir-
glnig. and Eas presented by him to
gentleman Of this city. We nov print
it for instruction as we'll as preserva-
tion. fff
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WASHINGTON.

fhE. DEFENDER or HIS COuNfRY-rHE
FOUNDER or LIBERTY.
The Friend of Man.
History and Tradition are Explored in
Vain for Parallel to His Character.
In the Annals Of Modern Greatness, +,
III sfl He Stands Alone; ftr
And the Noblest Names Of Antiquity
Lose Their Luster in His Presence.
Born the Benefactor Of Mankind,
lie United all the Qualities Necessary
TO an lliustrinus Career. f1l
Nature made him Great,
He made Himself Virtuous. =
Called by his Country to the Defense Of
Her Liberties, HbHf'.l
He Observation-Disclosures the Rights
Of Humanity; 43@e ~.
And on the foundation of National In-
dependence, Erected the Pillars ofa
Great Republic Twice Invested
with Supreme Magistraey, so
BY the Unanimous Voice of a Free
People. He surpassed in TIC al
Cabinet, the Glories ofiouH5HT
slio5'lt the Field, 'f1osl le
And Voluntarily Resignining the Scep-
.l2, ter and the Sword, 30 a 'n'
q Retired 10 the shades OF Private Life.
q A Spectacle so New and so snhlima,
Was Contemplated with the ProfoundestI
'ioi Admiration,
And the name Of Washington, r.4
Adding new Luster to Humanity
Resounded in the Remotest Regions Of
the Earth ihA
Magnanimousin Youth, fc
Glorious through Life, ~
Great In Death, n' a.
His highest Ambition, the Happiness Of
% Mankind; i 1Di
His noblest Victory, the Conquest Of
Himself. Ion ia'g
Bequeathing to Posterity, the Inherit
ance Of l6s Fame,
And building his Monument in the
Hearts of his Countrymen.
He LIvED-The Ornament of the Eigh-
teeDth Century. RI
He DIED-7Regretted by a Mourning
lfa. World lr..e
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BuBysrr's CoooAINE prevents loss Of
lair--kills dandruff.
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ON .NIEDNEsDAY, OCTOBRRL isth,

The grand Trotting Premiums. open to the
world, will he awarded.
Fastest horse mare or eciding $500
Second fastest horse. mare or gelding.i, 1oV
Third fastest horse, mare or geldiiig- 20
These arc private Premiums, awarded by
several prhlic-sph gentlemen Of theac city
Of Memphis. if 40
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
CLOSING OUT SALE.

HAVING TO REMOVE FROM MY OLD
III place. I have resolved TO close out my
entire stock. eonsistiDg Of Watcnes,
Clockas Iewelry, Bpectaetes, Gold
] mean what say. and everybody is in
vited 20 ~ NE. ~ lI-
street, under the Peabody Hotel
A GOOD chance for Countfy Merchants
Persons having any work left for repair
are requested 70 call for Il By November 81.
Or II vii Be sold according 20 law.
GsNinnn a. nnnl JOSEPH GOODMAN il
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
TrHE PUBLIC LEDGER Is PUBLISHED
l. every afternoon loxoopt Sunday by

rIIe PUBLIC LEDGER Is PUBLISHED
l. every afternoon lexoept Sunday by
e. w HITMOR BE.
At No. Is Madison street.
The PuBLIo LRDesR is served 70 city subscri-
bers By faithful carriers at flfrhhN CENIs
By mail lin advanced: one year, IS; six
months, 81 three months, "; one. month.
NswsdeAlers supplied at "a cents per COPY.
Weekly Public Ledger,
Published every Tuesday at 81 per nnnum Tin
advanced : clubs of Eve or more. 81 Co.. o.
Communications upon subjects Of general
interest 10 tho public arc at all times accept
able. -
Rejected manuscripts Will NOT be returned.
RATES Oh. ADVERTISING IN DAILY.
First insertioz. 90 per square.
subsequent ipsertions..-........ ~ . a,
For one week.-........-........... %
Tor two Weeks.......-...........s.... oD . a. ~.
Tor three weeks.....-............... " :. :. .1
For one month...................... Z % 4
RATES OF ADVERTISING IN wKEKLY.
First insortion.-.;;:;-.A...~~.,sl90 @ per sausre.
Subsequent insertions...."..... ~ Al
Eight lines of nonpareil, solid. constitute
square. ~
Displayed Advertisements win be charged
according TO the HPAcK occupied, at above
rates-there being twelve hnesof solid type TO
theinch. fffr fa
Notices In local column inserted for twenty
cents per line for each insertion. '-ffstt'
Special notices inserted for ten cents per line
for each insertion. .
Notices Of deaths and marriages. twenty
cents per line. Et fs.l
To regular advertisers we Oher sup srior in;
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MECHANICAL SOCIETY

The Prepiulps offered amount to Sl5, 900.
These Premiums are distributed fairly be-
tween the Agricultural and Mechanical Di-
visions. Every day there will be
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THE FOUNTAIN.

Cincinnati's lde-Descrfptfon and
History OF the Gagnincent Br0Dze
FOunfnfn = The hobIest in the
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A TROTTING PREMIUM

for the best trotting horses. excepting tho
second day Tuesday. 17th), when there will
he "A PACING MATCH.
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Ana t1i II II n tt
HOme,-Made Shirt

Is made 10 order. in every style and pattern.
This shirt is guaranteed 70 give general eatis-
faction TO the public. sad so. t.a.lr
Patent Spiral-Seam Drawers, the most ele-
CANT drawer madeifn summer wear for cool
ness and comfort. =. -. -..
The broprietors take pleasure IN Informing
their customers. and the public generally,
that they are enabled 70 have the fner grades
Of clothing made to order, expressly for this
trade.
To gentlemen residing outside Of Memphis
a good ft will be guaranteed by sending the
following measurements in inches. Sine Of
Collar worn measure from center Of Shoulder
along arm 70 knuckle Of small finger; around
Chest. Maist. and Wrist. State number Of
Plaits; II for studs. spirals, or Buttons;
style Of OuH. I'D '.IT III :
Newest Goods and Latest Styles
establish meut N-f
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OF ExCELLENCE:
+ GROVER ~ BAKER
IMPROVED SHUTTLE OR LOCK-STTTGH SEWING MACHINE

Of
ighte running Shuttle Machines made.
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PROPOSALS.

c.. e sssnsi this fashionable and popular
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both. Let any ardSler of well-con-
Quoted family paper open its pages and
consider thoughif1ly' is contents. There
one Edndfed E and ffy q Two iTo haaSJsed htiS
sepsrate articles, each one conveying az
idea, or Q fact, or . sentiment, and
stated or Illustrated 50 rs u produce an
effect IN eniarging the readers store Of
knowledge. or giving right direction TO
thought, feeling and GaiicH. Must not
oil this have its influence upon tho
reader2 We think so.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30

Ts srtraardnary ncrsass that has taksn-iAes IN ''
~. q uo.ssts. siusash Btisr durins The pas' Seaf
!. smother prod that iuislssni PsoEl' al'he1sh
thsy nag sy an things hod fass cab 70 thai ~hsh b
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IN. position Of standsrd spssho To nee ths woras o.
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70 come dom isuoainiousy like IL eriinguished siek
HUNDREDS Of saeh nosirums have Eons up and e0ns
down sinss the introausiOn Of Hosis'tsr's stomach
Bu,ors. nearly the 9Th Of osntuy Aso. Yet s'iii
remains the supreme TOMS Of The 49, has not, aud
never has had rival in efficacy popularity. and moi"
stand. Al the head q an pruprstary remedies mAnuiae-
tured on this side q the Atlantic In even civilized
community on this continent OF In South America = q
the accepted remedy for dyspepsia, bilious complaints
constipation general debility, nervous weakness and
unanv ether unpleasant dangerous mAladies Amsai-
cine widely oHteuaod Is q praied and initiated
iy dealers without conscience OF integrity.
Therefore. lot every man and woman who designs q
rurchae the genuine Hosteters Stomach Btters, -
10 il that they have what they for and not the re-
suits Of an Infamous impozture. Look carefully Atlabe
stamp and name blown in the glass and do not forget
that the tru, bifsra' is sold In bottles only