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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07


HOME NEwsPAPERs.-Tllc local paper is
an absolute necessity to the county and
community where it is published. All the
city papers cannot supply the place OF the
home paper. That should be the first love
o fevcry man and woman, for with the pa
per is the locality identified. The paper
gives TIE county and town where printed
much of their Importance in the world
and gives IN detail the local news, which
cannot be gained by any other source
Every issue of the paper is so much local
history. and the rise, growth and develop
ment of the town and county can be meas
ured and recorded only by the local news
paper that constantly Is gathering its
items. People do not properly appreciate
their newspaper. The home paper at any
price is the cheapest paper n can take.
for in it is found information to he obtain
ed from 20 other source. Another thing
il to be taken into consideration. The cir
culation Of each paper must be limited.
Therefore, the greatest need Of activity
and interest on the part OF the people to
give their own paper vigorous and sub
stantial support.
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OBJ 8oms soHr""l,
znrrspAY, SEPTEMBER Z, 1871
vew Advertisements.

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o,r clerk a Master announces a mum
y" sales to be made on the Isl
p'' in October. Monied men should
'%,' = Corn has purchased DR.. McCutch'
". c~ommodious residence, and VIII
,,J college students at reasonable
''' Th, building is convenient to the
,, ,,r sharp College, and is presided over
i,. Corn-one Of the cleverest ladies
/. IN the world ,uu. n,,,,,h
,,trrrtiyt card in our paper, and onl
.n,1 acquaintance with the firm, and
y. tr stock. i~ustillcs us in recommending
. .o the patronag Of all who want
.,oi articles. and tairdealing.
Tbe Commercial Hotel at Nashville has
or cited no in elegant style. Mr.. Full
/. '.lom and his lady are unsurpassed a host
-" hostess, and our people must give
,h,o,a call when they visit Nashville.
q.c Battle House ia winning golden
,~,fn,op4 from all who visit the "Cify OF
Il. p~,rRs," Gen. Battle is a noble man. and
.,. Zane when the citizens of Nashville
orn,t him Mayor that the Battle House
,,n, not lose lis superintendencc. If the
r.oulr Of Franklin county had 4 voice in
,,r matter they would 90 for Gen, Battle
to q man.
ur. \. q. Clopton has removed to Win
CHESTER. and viii practice his profession .
.f. sill IN medicine and surgery, coupled
vitna long experience, will insure him
m.uv calls.
John Borough and II. W. Newman
nm list insolyent notices Of estates upon
Itch they administer,
Carrick Academy opens next Monday.
unrcr the chGrga of Thos. j. Middleton
A,H. and we feel sure that parents Will
be rpmiss in their duty if they do not avail
themselves of this opportunity to give
4hclr sons II good. education. We believe
Mr. Middleton is fully competent. and the
Trustees have done well in securing his
ser, ICES.
De,herd has obtained Geo. W. Bowers.
l.. 3. as Principal Of Decherd Male and
yamalc Institute. The reputation OF Prof,
a. as Il scholar and gentleman is too well
known to need comment from us. We
orp oiad that he will not leave our commu-
riry for Texas, as he expected. We miss
such men
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james ii. Davis. admir- of the estate of DR..
Wallace EstiIl, deed, VS. Mag. Estill and
others.
by virtue of a decree ofthe Chancery
Court of Franklin county, Tenn. pro-
nounced in the above cause, at the June
Term. 1871. | will. on Monday, October ID,
1877. at the Courthouse door in Winches-
ter. Tenn, offer for sale to the highest bid
der. Il tract of land containing So acres, ~
ing in civil district No l., Franklin coun-
ty, Tenn, about one mile from Winches-
ter. on the Bellefontc road. bounded by 5.
W. Houghton, W. L. Taylor. Daniel Bra
zelton and l.. l.. Best. Said land will be
sold on a credit OF one and two years. and
notes with two or more good and sufficient
securities will be r. quired. and a lien re-
tanned unit the purchase money is paid.
There is on the lani a house and n never
failing spring Of good water. This Au-
gust 18th, 1871.
T. II. FINCH, c. q NJ.
sep7-tds TI)
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DO L. ri. FINCH, ca NJ.
and Spccia! Commissioner
ids 90
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Eliza Easlick vs. John Frizzell ct, ais,

Eliza Easlick vs. John Frlzzell ct, ais.
By virtue of a decree of the Chancery
Court of franklin county Tennessee, pro
nounced at is August Special Term, ISL
ia the above cause, | will, on Monday Oc-
toher and 1871, at the Courthouse door in
Winchester, Tennessee, sell to the highest
bidder, the tract oflund described In this
cause and of which Obediar Jeans died
seized and possessed. lying in civil district
No. s., OF Franklin county, Tenn. bounded
by the lands of Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. DON
aidson. Jas. G. Handy and others, contain
ing LOG acres, more or less. Said lands
will be sold on a credit of six and twelve
months, except the sum ofSl0O which must
be paid in cash. The biddings to COM
mcnce at $3.50 per acre. The purchaser
will be required to give notes with good
security for the balance OF purchase money,
and a lien retained till all the purchase
money is paid. This September LIST ISL.
II. IL. FINCH C..& NJ
sep7-tds 90
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Medical Card.

Doctor Clopton having returned to town
70 resume the practice of Medicine and
surgery. offers his services to the public
lie proposes to treat successfully all case.
of piles, Fistulas. Tumors. &C.. &c. All
pel sons indebted to him will please call
and settle M. For all practice in the fu-
tire fees must be paid. or satisfactorily. ar
ranged upon the rendition of services;
Residence at the house formerly occupied
by Mr.. Embry, near the Mary sharp tol-
iccc Sep
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John Chitwood, admir-, etc. ct. ais, vs. Ste
phen Chitwood's heirs.
By virtue of a decree OF the Chancery
Court OF Franklin county, tennessee, pro-
nounced at the August Special Term. 1871.
in the above cause. ! will. on Monday. De-
toher 81. ISL. at the Courthouse door In
Winchester. sell the tract of land of which
said Stephen Chitwood died, seized and
possessed. containing III acres. lying on
RolanL's Creek. in civil district No. s OF
said county and State aforesaid. and
bounded by the lands of 'Tillet, Rawlings,
Reagan and others. said land will be sold
cha ser required to execute notes with ap-
proved security. and a lien will be retain
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IMMIGRATIoN,-Major John Moilat, ed
itor of The Enterprise, Nashville, Tenn.
made n speech in our town last Monday.
We did not hear him, but those who did
speak highly ofhis arguments in behalf o.
immigration. This is II subject we have
written much upon, and shall continue tc
urge upon our people the necessity OF it;
encouragement. Beyond all question oul
lifc-blood Us a prosperous community Is
dependent upon an influx of capitalists
and laboring men. and we know OF no mar
| who can do more for us than Major Moffat
who is identified with Us, and Q nan OF in
tluencc with his native people--thC
Scotch--as well as the Germans ana En-
glish. Aud we want Northern men-Gnl
men who ONE to develope our country and
make money in a Legitimate manner.
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Thos. A. Keith IS VIM. Is. Watterson and

Thos. A. Keith IS VIM. Is. Watterson and
Nite.-
BY virtue of a decree of the Chancery
Court of Franklin county, Tenn, pro-
nolnccd at the June Term Term 1871.
will. on Monday October End, 1871, at the
Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn.
.cll to the highest bidder the house and lot
located in said town. known as the ''keith
house and lot" bounded on two sides by
| streets. and on the other twosides by va
cant lots. Terms: Said house and lot will
ho sold on a credit of six and twelve
months. free from the equity OF redemption.
| Notes required of purchaser with approved
security. and a lien retained until the pur-
chase money is all paid. This September
lst. 1871, /. II. MIL u" VI.
sep1-tds "a
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MARRIED.-In this place on Wednesday
evening, the Both ultimo. by Rev. N. Fl
Bone. Or. JAMES NJ. PORTER and Miss ANN
MARCH, all of Winchester.
Our congratulations are rendered the
happy couple, with a wish that the future
may have no grief in store tor them--no
| cloudlet to mar the sunshine that now
beams in their welded hearts.
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Land for Sale.

On Saturday, the 7th day of October
next. | will. by virtue Of the will of Peter
Hiestand. decd. ard ny the direction of tie
administrator of said dccclant. with the
will annexed, proceed to sell. in the town
of Salem, to the highest bidder. Two tracts
of land-one containing $50 acrrs. and one
30 acres. Said land lying On tI' noun
tain district No. t. Franklin county, Tenn.
This land is we'll timhrryd, ana Il good
spring on it.. For Illrtuer rtIilrnlar''
grants for the same will ic exhibit It on
day Of sale. The above named l1pd WiIi
be Observation-Disclosures purchase money TO
be paid on day of sale, the balance twelve
months credit. Note bearing interest ut
q per cent. per annum will he required o'
the buyers, and Il lien r"tlincu uuI>l ore
whole oftlle purchaser money Is paid. Jitie
bonds will be given hy the undersigned to
the purchasers on day Of sale Illis3lNtot
August. 1871.
l.. B. MCFARLAND, Admir-.
witt the will annexed.
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CoMpLAINT.--Mr. +. johnson, at Sewa-
nee, Tenn, complains that he gets the
Home journal only every other week.
We send it regularly, and will endcavOr to
see why he rails TO get it. Sometimes
friends call for a subscribers paper and
fail to deliver it. Sometimes the postmas-
ter loans it out, The newspaper publish
er's interest is. to send it regularly.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

Corn CROp We noticed in our late
trip through the States of Ohio, Pennsyl-
yania and New York. that the corn crop
was. beyond precedent, the finest we ever
saw It seemed to be suffering for rain
in Kentucky. but upon the whole we can
but think that the corn crop of this year
will surpassa any one of previous years.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

ENLARGEMENT Within a few weeks
the Home journal will appear in an en-
larged form. having eight columns NOR"
than at present. We are determined to be
as progressive as the age. and if we do not
meet sufficient encouragement, it shall
not be that we do not deserve it.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

1t is probably not generally known that
Gen. Andrew Jackson was once q large
land owner in this county. He owned the
land, near town. known as the Finch
place, which contained, originally, 1000
acres, and was conveyed by HIM to VIM.
Finch. Gather of Thomas Finch. ESQ on
the 18th of May, 1909, Tor the sum of$1,-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07
In Chancery.
Hardy Brown, ct ala, s. @ylli+ brown anl
others.


!iiINy blJN u, Nt t!.' - '-''4.'" .'''N u t.AN
others.
Original Pm.
Upon motion, end it appearing 10 tbs
Clerk and Master from the original bill
which is sworn TO that defendants, 9Nlljc
Brown, widow .: SMHu"l Brown. deed,
and the children Of said samuel. deceased.
whose names are unknown. v N. !. Brown,
William Brown, Durc0, Brown, and lu-
ind Brown, wife OF Daniel Brown, decd,
md .hrir three minor children names an
kno"u. are non-rcsidenl2 Of the state Of
Tcnnes 80. 50 that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon thclu.
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal. published in Winchester
Tennessee. requiring said NONRESIDENT
defendants to appear on or before the
fourth Monday it. january nest. before
the Hhanrrry Court at Winchester, Ten
nessscc, aud plead, answer or deMuI
to ComplaiuaDts' bill. or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing ex
parte as 10 them. Witness my hand AZ
Office, this Aug. 10th, 1871.
T. ii. FINCH, C.G II.
nuo4-4t 81 50
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Y, B. Poe ct. ala. VS. NJ. j. Poe, OF. ais.

BY Virtue of a decree of the Chancery
Court of Franklin county. Tenn ., pro-
nounced at its August Special Term.
1871, in the above cause, | will, on Moll-
day. October Cd, 1871, at the Courthouse
door in Winchester, Tenn sell two tracts
Of land ly ing in civil district No; IA OF
Franklin county. Tenn on the "Fall LICK
Branch" a prong of Big Hurricane Creek
about half a mile from the HURRICANE
Springs, and bounded by the lands OF G'
f. Rogers, - Hammontree. - Poe n 9th
ers. The East tract containing " acres
and l6 poles; the biddingst to commence at
SO per acre. The West tract containing
lGl acres, : rods and q poles; the biddings
to commence at Si.5O per acre. SAID Two
tracts of land will be sold on Il credit OF
one and two years, except the sum OF ten
per cent , which must be paid in cash
Note with approved security required OF
the purchaser for remainder of purchase
money, and a lien retained until all of the
purchase money is paid. Sept. LIST, 1871.
Il. Ii. FINCH, c. & NJ,
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PUT Me IN Ny LITTLE BED.'-Wt
have heard rather g rich version Of ,
part OF this song. A citizen of oul
town went home to his wife the other
evening. unfortunately under the influence
of Intoxicating beverage. He had not sal
long before lie sang, with great patlos, rs
follows:
I'm tired (hic) now and slee-e-py too-oo.
Come, ,hic) come, old woman, doggon it,
(hic) and make my little pallet down."
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VIM. NJ. Taft ct, ais, vs. &. ". Hooker
smith ct ais.

smith ct. IS. ||T
BY virtue of a decree oIrhe Chancery
Court o~fFranklin county. Tenn, pronoun-
ced at its August Special Term. ISL, viii,
on Monday October 2ul ls7l, at the Court
house door n Winchester. sell to rhc high
est bidder, on a croditofl2 and2i months.
except the sum OF ten percent when must
be paid in cash, the tract OF land described
in the p!eadiuls situated IN Franklin cour-'
w, Tenn, in district No. Ucontainlng SIX
ty acres more o~rl'ss, bounded by the lands
Of Mrs. Susan Perkins and Mrs. - Buck
ner and others. on the llockcrviIlc Road,
and will take notes ith approved security
retaining II lien ON tle Iund. The bidding
to commence at $500 peracrc. Ills SOP
TENDER Isl, ISL,
r.. II. FINClI. C.N. Nj. 4
sep7-tds ga. IN. 49,. '.''.
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FIRE X STEvrNsoN.--We have just
learned that Il lire in Stevenson. Ala.
Tuesday afternoon. consumed the Ma c,
and NJ G. Railroad depots, the hotel, e.,
Much freight was destroyed.
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NOTICE.,

All persons having claims against the
estate of Sion Damron, decd. are hereby
notified to file them duly authenticated,
with the Clerk of the County Court oi
Franklin county by the lth day Of irptcm'
Der, 1871. orthey will bc forever barred.
GLEN ARLEDGE. tlCln.
Aupust jO-tl
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Thomas Gore. cX'r, etc, and another VS.
Mary L. tanning and Others.

Thomas Gore. eX'r, etc, and another vs.
Mary L. tanning and Others.
BY virtue Of a decree of the Chancery
Court of Franklin county, Tenn. pro-
nounccd at its August Special Term.
ISL. in the above cause | will. on Mon
dny, October ID. 1871. at the Courthouse
door in Winchester, Tenn, sell to the
hirhest bidder. a tract Of land described | II
the plcadin"s, situated on Beans Creek, in
district No. of said county. adjoining the
lands of a. NJ. Crawford, Louisa Parks
dover tract of land and Others, containing
30 acrcs-thc hiddings on same to COM
mencc at SIS 80 per acre. Also. G-l2 six
yMclithsl interest in the Louisa Parks dow
pr tract 0 tland. which is situated in the
same civil district rs. and adjoining the
lands Of the aforesaid 240 acre tract-thc
| bidding on this intercat. in gross. to con
mence at $l50. One-iourth of the ptlr-
chase money will be required in cash, the
remainder on Il credit of 3 and l6 months
Notes with two or more good and suii-
Gent securities will be required, and n lien
retained until the whole Of the purchase
money is paid. September LIST, 1871.
r. Ii. FINCH. c. d NJ,
and Special Commissioner.
sepG-tds (94)
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Chancery Sales
For October, 1877. r
Graves Pennington, admir-, etc, IS Sarah
A. Williams.

laws Nhh''E tNbt "F"A SsS'
A. Williams.
BY virtue Of 4 decree Of the Chancery
court Of Franklin county, Tenn, pro-
nonnGed at the August Special Term
1871, in the above cause, l will, on Mon
day, October 2d, 1871, ut the Courthouse
door in Winchester, Tenn. sell to the
highest bidder, two tracts Of land lying. IN
Franklin county, Tenn, in civil district
No. l The first tract Is bound by the
Huntsville road, VIM. McMurray farm
Vim. Z. Taylor, and McGhee Home
Tract" contains 81 acres, 3 rods anu 81
poles. and the biddings to commence at
800 per acre. The other tract Is bounded
by the McGhee "Home Tract" the liunts-
VILE Road. Dry Greek. and j.. q. Nasn;
contains 1914 acres. The biddings ON inns
tract to commence at SIG per acre si'la
land will he sold on Il credit OF SIX ana
twelve months. The purchaser Will be re
quired to give notes, with two or more
good and sufficient securities, and lien
will be retained until the whole or tle
purchase money is paid. This September
LIST, 1871.
and Special Commissioner
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ed until the purchase money Is pa'o
This September LIST, ISL. 90
n. HstiNCllsC. d M.'
.l..r..i t..l,a and Commissioner.
sep7-tds IH q
J. W. Syltt.. admir-, etc, Of {, RI Fmhrey.
w the heirs and creditors 90 Eu

J. W. Syltt., admir-, etc, Of {, = Fmhrey'
W. tie Heirs and creditors ofNR Eus'
brey, decd. 70 '.. r
BY virtue Of 4 decree Of he ~ch'nrcry
Court OF Franklin county, Tenn, pro
nounceta at itsAugust Special Ternt ISL
IN the above cause, Evil, 90 A9nGny' Ot-
.tober ID. lc7l, at the tonrtiiousG door ~
Winchester lgun,, sell 70 Up highest htd,
der, the 'Bicbiyy ousc aud lot, drSCribeu
in the pleadingS in this ca'Isr' bonded W
a street, " Ransom. b.. H. Inri"an' "nu D.
p. Lee lot. containing one acre, more OF
less. Sn,d house and lot viii hc sold on ,
credit of six, twelve and eighteen months
Notes with approved security r,lnlto "f
the purchaser, AND u lign r,Iainr" gill the
purchase mpneJ is paid, This S%eptcmb'i
lat, 1871. .,,.n,,F,
scp7-.ds az
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"CITIzrN," in last weeks Home Journal.
says when a man is drunk then all the bad
passions Of his nature come to the surface.
and display themselves in some breach OF
the peace. or conduct so boi>terous AS to
render it unpleasant. if not unsafe, for Ia
dies to walk the street. Now, We believe
the whisky DEVELOPS the man. 1t might
be a good scheme to enact by law that cv-
cry man should he made drunk one time
lust to lind out what he is. Eth?
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Juvenile AMUSEMENT Some one has
erected in our Courthouse yard a novelty
in the way of burlesque circus eques-
trianism. By meansd cog machinery, a
tent, with eight pendant wooden horses
attached to the periphery tIIercof,is turned
rapidly, which gives ali;e-like appearance
to the automatCn5. on which thclittlc boys
ride. Fen cents is charged for a number
ofrircuits. aud while novelty lasts we aup-
pose the proprietor may realize a profit.
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oCI CAPT LILLE FAcIr.-Business men
IN business hour attend only to business
matters.
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SOM MING NEW !
A Marble Yard near Mann's
Ford, 7 miles west Of
Winchester

Here i the place to get Stone work done
cheap. The Undersigned has erected IL Mill
to saw Marble, and will fill all orders for
work at short notice. The finest and best
quality OF Tennessee Marble. such rs Mon
umrnts. TOmbstoncs, Table atW Counter
Top. i'll fact all sorts of stone work done
in neat and plain style. and cheaper tlau
the cheapest. For further information
and PARTICULARS, address
W. G. KITCHENS.
iuly2l-Gm Winchester. Tenn.
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I%nsolvent Notice.!

Having suggested the insolvency o. the
estate of W.. Carter, deed. to liIr Clerk
of the County Court of franklin equity,
Tenn, all persons having ciaini. a9aH>t
said estate are hereby notified to 'tIc them
with the Clerk of the Comfy Court %
said county, duly authenticated OF the
same will be barred.
THOS. +. MOSLEi. Admir-.
Aug. 10. lS7l--lm
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Ii Chancery at Winchester.

Is. +. i;u-scy, vs. Seth Temple ct al.
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
Clerk Il Master, from the Injunction Bill.
which Is sworn to, that Seth Temple and
" 4. Russev. who are made defendants
to the bill in the above cause, are ron-rcs-
idHntS OF the state Of TENNESSEE. SO that
the ordinary process of law cgnuot be
served upon them.
ltjS therefore ordered that publication
be made :py four consecutive weeks in IT."
Ilomc Journal. published in Winchester
Tenn requiring said NONRESIDENT de-
PENDANTS to appear on or before the 70 rt1
Monday in Janurry next before the Chan
Gerry Court ut Winchester, franklin coun-
~. Tennessee. and plead, answer or deinnr
fo complaiuant's bill. or the same VIII De-
taken for confessed and set tor hearing cN
plrte. Witncs, my hand. at Office. IN;
Nnr. u. 1871. tn. FINCH. {. & VI.
aug2l-it 4 ~
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-06
APitiful Condition.

II is a sad thing to pass through life only
half alive. Yet there are thousands whose
habitual condition Is one OF languor and
debility. They complain Of no specific. dis.
ease they suffer no positive pain but they
have no relish for anything which affords
mental or seDsuous pleasure to their more
robust and energetic fellow-beings.
In nine cases out often this state OF laSsi-
tude and torpor arises from a morold stoin.
ach. Indigestion destroys the energy OF
both mind and body. When the waste
of nature is not supplied by due and resu-
lar assimilation OF the food, every organ l.
starved, every fuactiOn interrupted.
Now, what does common sense Suggest
under these circumstances OF depression
The system needs rousing and strengthen
ing; not merely for an hour two, 70 sink az
terward into more pitiable condition than
ever (as It assuredly would do If an ordl-
nary alcoholic stimulant were resorted 10Y,
but radically and permanently.
How is this desirable object to be accom-
plished? This answer to the question,
founded on the unvarying experience OF a
quarter of q century, Is easily given. lnluse
new vigor into the digestive organs by a
course of Hostetters stomach Bltteis. Do
not waste time In administering temporary
remedies, but wake the system up by re,
cuperating the fountain head OF physical
strength and energy, the great organ upon
which all the other organs depend for their
nurture and support.
BY the time that dozen doses OF the great
vegetable tonic and invigorant have been
taken, the feeble france OF the dyspeptic Will
begin to feel its benign influence. Appetite
will be created, and with appetite the ca
pacity TO digest what it Graves. PerSevere
until the cure Is cOmplcte-untll leaithlui
blood. fit to be the material of flesh and
muscle, bone and nerve, and brain flows
through the channels OF circulation, In
stead of the watery pabulum with which
they have heretofore been imperiectly