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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01

rea- The Worlds London correspondent
says there is "good reason to believe that an
understanding in the nature Of an alliance,
offensive and defensive, has been arrived at
between Russia and France as against Ger.
many and Austria, and that Russia was arm
ing extensively and rapidly" A similar al
lance appears probable between Germany
and Austria.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01
NJ A R Bile w OR KS,
ANDERSON, s. C.

4 LII the different grades of MARBLE kept
IN Oh hand. suitable fur the Trade AMI at
PRICES CHEAPER
THAN CAN BE BOUGHT ANYWHERE
And Good work Guaranteed.
Sl,phs, 6S3 feet. from $35, $40, to 500; Head
Stones. 4 feet high. from Srl to Slb i feGe>
high. So to $9 Small Sets fnr Children.
81 so to $500 Lettering cents
ssa- Give us q call before purchasing else
where, rs we cannot be nn1ersod.
IT, WILDMAN & co.
Sept |. 1871 45 3n,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01
90 M M FL II OF a. L

l2s0i2a. Governments steady but dull; G2s
lS3 Genrgns SO sevcns 90. North Caro-.
linas IS ncw c5. South Carolinns 10: new
57l. Cotton quiet and !irn; snles 1860 bees;
up'uuds 1Di 0rlsnns l9s. Foar quiet and
unchanged. Wheat heavy and go cents
lower Corn slightly f,vors buS ers at GGl ca
CT. Isice firm at &! Ol93.
dlings l8; net rcceints Is halcs; exports coast-
wise l27 stock 22G0.
LIVERPOOL. August 2s--Evcning Cotton
closed strong; uplanls 90 Orleans %: sales
Is .Onn hnlc snecnlutinn and eXnnrt 5000.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01
Augusta and Hartwsll Railroad.

The Board Of Directors of the Augusta
and llartwcll Railroad have been in session
in Augusta. j A. UNDERWOOD is Presi-
dent The contract for building the road
was ratified. According to tho terms of the
contract, work is to be commenced at once,
and the road completed to Clayton by lst
January, 1874. CHARLES SEYMOUR, Esq,
was elected Chief Engineer
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01
Pic.Nic.

There will be picnic at Bachelors Re.
treat Academy, on the 9Th day of Septen.
Der. An address will be delivered on the 90.
casion by w. X. BLAKE, of Ab6eville.-
Mr.. j. LEWIS BELL, the principal in the
Academy, instructs US to extend general in
vitation to all friends of education to be pres
ent on the occasion Of their festival.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01

rn- 1t is now certain chat yellow fever is
in Charleston, and is becoming an epidemic.
The Medical Society report the first case to
have occurred the 9th of July, and that only
nine deaths from it have occurred since that
timo. 1t is reported to be very mild type
of this terrible scourge
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01
Neshat.

On Saturday night last this immediate SEQ
ton was visited by a terrific wind and rain
storm. Corn was blown in every direction
The streams were nearly up to high.watel
...~.n. o---I-- Ucon serio..,, :s-..a =
Several bridges have also been washed away
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01

ET Attention is called to the advertise,
ment Of Mcssrs. Tnos. WILDMAN g. Co, of
Anderson, who will furnish all kinds of mar.
bio work, ut low prices. and executed in the
best manner. Give them oall, whea need.
ing anything iu their line
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01

Gv The Ku KIux appeared in Orange,
burg, to the number of 100 to $50, on the
night Of August 21st, and posted up q
lengthy order Of warning to pet-baggcrs
scalawags, and evil docrs generally The
whipping post is the remedy proposed for
dishonest merchants who deal in seed cotton
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01
:u7G1!5 GG(YJ[R2l!E[Ru
BY KEITH, HOYT g. co.

TER MS.--For Subscription, TWO DOL
LARS per annum strictly IN adsance for sia
months, One Dollar.
lines or less for the first insertion and SO cents
for each subsequent insertion
aey~ Obituary Notices exceeding five lines, 7'Sb.
utes Of Respect, Communications of a personal
character ,oAen admissible, and Announcements
Of Candidates, ,oill be charged for as advertise.
wents.
Dsy" Job Printing neatly and cheaply executed
RAJ Necessity compels as to adhere strictly to
the requirement ofcash payment.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01

Eg' "Lime as Fertilizer" by Professor
BLAKE, of Davidson College, is very inter.
osting article on tho first page. We commend
il to the attention of our readers.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01
Mere-Mention.

n history of Greenv;l,e -IJcmbola hus
beaten Lopgfelow iu four mile rscc.-
Gov Scot. offers n reward Of $500 90 for the
murder Of Ron. Hair. Of Ncwberrv. The
tow, morsh,, last wee,, settled nm affair of
h,,o J., ,I,,,;, b., .ros.;,o. .,o ,or,;o.
pi.,,ens oo,n,v hoo..s &c .ho hoot ,vorl,
oa ro,,,. - .ho s,,ta Tho a;so,oos .,;oh
..u.u og e,.u,, ~ oa;.a b., ..,,;r
tar in rho w,tcr th,t thov uso .Tobn
K;n, ,.,u,, =. ,,o Grs. ,oo,,,,lor :, croot
Rri,;an ,ns ,o,ohod on old oao of hoir,oss
roas .nd nn,or,u Tho N,r,hor, nd A..
,,n,;, r.,a,.u,>l r G.;.,,oa .ho;r
,;n,o f,hos,a ,ro ,I.wro,oo
K,nso. h,s fro h,.h,nas and 10 soeL;n,
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s;Io aa,,aaa m.u.c.va Ina;a. i h..oa
o5n nno ,r,, n,,,.,.',. - w.,
- 60 n.a,;,,a Co.,
c,,ovnor c,;r wona, :. ,no NO.,
oeaat't"l OF mousse ornaments chinese
actress nus 'o"uc sc"s"'o" at l1onoo"
thea'rc' Leu your expenses oe SUGAR 70
'eAEo oa'".co III Jou' Poch'' ~ 'S VAN
" noPo 20 p'e'So ~ ""'y i''"Sto" ''c"
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"u"R 'e"''J "h VI ooi feA'' .A'"""SSe'
complain OF the aroaS''t ana nt"f'h OF news
me report th"t Count quest h"d le't
Newbcrn has had a case of small. pox .-
large numbers Of colorcd people arc emigra
ting from some parts of North Carolina to
Louisiana -Thc colorcd people Of Rome
talk of building college
very serious disturbance ot o'u pa'ty orSah'.
A'''ons' ""u perhaps VI our cA's''os ''c'a'
c''u'''on'' oy ."c ''oo' '''o''n movement
|. re''c''cs III u '''e e'o"e.' o. e.ca' rev.
o'u''o"' a'.'y'"S ''oos ae''"s' c"p''',i 'e
'1tS 10 '"e '"nue"co 0. '''s ''o Nc" ii"u'
,".e '. ''''.''"' a"u ~ 'H r'oo'o'o 'u''', 'A
"'o'''o" OF s'fons I" !" the 0pproac"."s Mas
s'o""S'.'s '',o'''"' "''" oo"o'u''' =" ""J
o'ou'' "''e. -'',o"o''' 80 Nv A''' "".o
VIC o's''""'"S vi NC" ro''''c'' "S'''''o' AZ
the greatest aud most radical aud sweeping
revolution in the history of the world, and We
shall be fortunate if We escape another gene
rai civil war in p'ssi"S through THO "prroaoh
ing revolution. Such are the signs OF the
'i'ues' ana We i've IN an age OF revolutions
nr u,, ro,,,,, ~, os, oe n ,r,,,
was cn,od of h;,;,rs,cs, hv ,,,;,o ,v;,,o,,
h.. ao .a a,;,l,;, c.,,.. sc
Ey.ry m,r,;,o s,,. 80 ,,ao.or .h;s n,,,,
ro.c viz, r,,,l.rr,l o.,oo ,f .o.. ,,d .of.o,h
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'ecr ''ef'"S "S"ei' c'ea"se' ana coolies ny
'"c .eni'""ae 'h' Tue '"st' fsls theory Is
,"'' 'oo' VIII "e useo us remedy for many
u'sc'scS successfully AS ah example NJ
cures cases OF splitting blood by the use OF
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01

Friday Morning, Sept. i, 1871.

r@. SEQ the advertisement of the Walhal.
Ia Female Seminary, which appears in this
issue of our paper.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01

a NORTHERN REBEb's WILL-Tbe will
of,Daniel Cornell, citizen of Guilford Che.
mango county, New York, " no died in tho
fall 1869, at the age Of 10 years, coutaips
the following curious clause
"ffyth: Believing. TINT the natural con.
sequences ofaction based upon or dictated
by the political creed or belief approved of
or advocated by my daughters, Cornelia A.
Wood and Ruby lIouok, have been and are
to largely increase taxation, it is my will that
the amount of taxes paid by me since 1861,
and to be hereafter paid previous to my de.
oease by me, tog sther with the succession or
other revenue tax or taxes to be paid from or
on accountof property now or hereafter owned
by me, be considered os having been paid, for
md on account Of my said daughters, Cor.
huia a. Wood and Ruby llouok, and it is
iaywill and hereby direct that they rcceivs
nothing from my estates, either real or por.
e5nal."
This ohuae disinharits the two daughters
named, on account Of their republican proc.
jlisiAes, in consequence Of which tho will he's
been contested, and tho case s pow on trial.
The claim is that Cornell labored under a
political deluslou equivalent to a mono2auia
M; ~ < i2s.5, ---------s ~s4-----.-- .t
- Another noournful calamity comes un-
der the thead,o marine disasters. NVo have
tles ssd tidings that the ship Prince Of Nalcs
llhs touhdered atsea, and that City people
have found a watery grave,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01
The Crops.

"The Charleston Ne,cs" from private let.
ters and other source Of Information estimates
the average cotton crop 10 this State for the
present year at thirty per cent less than thut
| OF last year. provided the Seasons provo favor
| able in the future. With unfavorable future
seasons, tho crop will not exceed one half
the crop oflast year Though large increase
OF area has been devoted to bread stuffs, the
yield will not bc larger than is required for
the wants of the State. This estimate ao
cords very. we'll with our information as to our
own Coanty and is perhaps very nearly cor.
rect. On the face of this our exchanges
speak of tho early appearance Of the army
and boil worm in the State of Georgia, Alaba-
ma, Mississippi, Texas. and Florida. Most
OF these States have also, suffered from
drought, so that if newspaper statements arc
at all correct and reliable VIC. may expect a
very short Drop of the staple. The drought
seems to have boon general, and as far as wc
have seen or been able to bear, the corn crop
has been seriously injured The large area
planted may supply the deficit and render the
yield in tho aggregate as large as usual. Our
County has more old corn now, than ever be.
fore since the war at tho present period of
tho year.
Dea- The Connecticut Senate has passed
l,w, which bids fair to be, more cffectual in
preventing the sale Of liquors than the Nfaino
law. Ii enables the purchaser to recover
back all monies expended for liquors; declares
all leases, contracts and sales in consideration,
part or whole, Of the sale Of liquor rv. and
void; Furnishes by fine and imr risonment,
any person selling liquor to minor under IS
years Of age, and. makes the seller rosponsi.
bic forall damages done by drunken men, -
Any tax payer may bring suit
RT The Savannah Republican says tho
recent gale and food have. seriously injured
tho RICE crop along tho 0geechee river. Tho
! entire low lands we're spbmsrgeds
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01

Ey- The Athens (Ga.) IEutchn,an, refer
ring to,a dispatch from Rome, states that a
Greene county farmer made five tons of clio
vcr hay to tho acre. Hly, in this market,
has COST as high as s. 25 per cwt. But sup
pose it is only one dollar, it will beat King
Cotton to death One hundred do!ars per
acre, with little or no labor Why not try
clovcr2
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01
NJ | N E. + A is.

ftNuE Highest Market Rates will be given
~ cAsHl for MICA. (Mineral Isingiass,)
QUARI CHRYSrALS CORUN b U NJ,
BERYL, GARNErS, Mipcrnr Specimens in,
general: INDIAN STONE INSTRUMENTS.
nATCllETS. SOAPSTONE POTS 6 PIPES,
&c. Apply to
WIN. p: THOMPSON,
Mineralogist and Engineer
Biemann's Irotel. Walhalla, S. c.,
Sept. l. E37l 45 ANN
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01

DEAru OF Mas. VALI.ANnIouAM.-Th
willow Of the amcnted Vallandighan,, whose J
untimcly death is mourned throughout th%6
land, and whose condition. both mentally and%
physically, has been quito prccsr;ous ever
since his tragic death died Of broken heart
ut Cumberland, Maryland, one day LAST week.
a truly sal affair.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01
WALHALLA
n G IN q lc Seminary,

NNlIE Exercises Of this School will he 70.
L umed on tho FIRST MONDAY in SEP.
TENDER.
The course Of instruction will be thorough.
embracing al! those brances commonly taught
in Remnls Colleges.
Young Ladies from abroad will DO furnished
with wholesome fare and good lodgings, at
reasonable prices.
The terms of tuition will DO reduced in pro-
portion to the amount received from the school
fund. appropriated by tho State for educational
purposes.
For particulars apply to
MISS G. MORGAN,
Sept. |. 1871 45
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01

- Over 1000 cx.Confederates met at
Roanoke, Mo-, on. Wednesday,, Che 28d, and
passed. resolution that it is tho duty Of all
men to turn their backs upon the past. and
grasp manfnlly the duties and responsible
ties Of the future
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01

GDs Experiments are being made to test
the application Of compressed paper car wheels
to railroad travel. AS far as trod they have
been demonstrated to out last tho iron wheel
by, three.fold, while they are much safer, thore
bsieg no danger Of break.se.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01

= An agod woman in North Adams reates
that many yours ago, while attending social
dance young rnechanic asked her hard for
one Of the dances. She Indignantly refused,
feeling very much mort r'ilied that he should
m Ike such an offer Years havo passed, and
she has filled an honorable hut humble position
in life, while tho young MIN whom she then
saorned hus boon Governor of Massachusetts,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01

The Raloish Sentinel snys: We give
to- day the ofliciul vote of the State for and
against convention. The minority against
convention is 0.24S. These returns show
that the Conservative vote Of this. year comes
within 1911 Of that given for Attorney Gen.
ornl Shipp last year,, while that of the Rudi.
Gals givca gain Of twelve thousand and
twenty five, notwithstanding tho fact that it is
known that thousands Of negro Radicals have
left the State since tho last eloction.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01


NloRE MISERY Reports from Southern
Hungary tell Of fri htful inundations and dis.
trcss. The wheat crop rfthis section Of Eu-
rope constitutes onc OF the leading clements
in determining prices throughout maritime
Christcndom The breadth sown to wheat
covers thousands of square miles. It's not
to bo hastily credited TINT any considerable
proportion Of this has been Destroyed by inun-
dution. The effects of the overflow are likely
to be restricted to the ncishborhuod ofthc riv-
or banks. Much individual l,ss md suffer-
lug may provo to have been inflicted without
the disaster huving assumed proportions II
matcriulv affect the amount Of the surplus u
Hungarian wheat, which is relied Upon by1
the countries importing Lreudstuifs us part Of
their regular supply.
AN EGYPTIAN NABoD Tho Khedivc Of
Egypt has the g.'eatcst private purse Of any
iudividu. in the world His personal wealth
is said to amount to $500 100000. IIo lives
III new palace which cost hin, $4,000, 600,
and spent 25,000,000 entertaining sixty
thousand European guests at The Sucz Cunai-
opcuing, paying fvr everything, including.
their washing. ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01

E|- The Savannah Republican says tho
recont gale apd food have seriously injured
tho RICE crop. along tho Ogeechee rivor. Tho
entire low lands we're submerged, s5
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01

the number of proof gallons contained in said
oask on which the tax has been paid, and
which shall be signed by tho collector OF the
district, store keeper and gauger, and which
shall state the serial number of the cask the
name of the person by whom the tax was
paid, and the person to whom and tho place
where it is to be delivered" Tho name of
the distiller shall also be cut or blpned on
each cusk. A book shall also be kept, in
which record Of these facts shall bo enter
ed Tho law also requires the claimant of
spirits siczed under suspicious circumstances
or traced to the possession OF II party, though
not soizcd, to show that no fraud has been
committed, aud that aIi the requirements Of
the law in relation to the payment of the tax
have been complied with. Under the above
provisions Of the law, Mcssrs. HARPER, hioR
GAN and ROPER were convicted. Ln the case
Of MOndAN, there was mere deposit Of liq-
nor ut his house, aud secret removal by a
| tnird party. The liquor was never seized,
and the government failed to show that it was
not legally stamped. Having traced it to the
house of MORGAN and proved its removal
under suspicious circumstances, tho court
ruled it incumbent on the defendant to- show
that the law had been complied with This,
10 was held he could do by tho gnugcr o: his
records, as kept under the Act This is q
statutory regulation in derogation of the com.
mon law, which would. have required the
State to prove the guilt Of the party satisfac-
torily on all points. Here thu claimant or
defendant must prove his innocence. The
only safe rule is 10 keep aloof ffum handling
liquor and allow no ono to bring any oask in.
" your house. A word to tho wise.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-23

ar and riding ont, especially in this aectiop
OF the county in the TALL and winter season
enrsa T1G
ate Ad,t diseaLed,a and YET, beesu 10 shey aSs
IN tho h 'use. thef must not sit down Guict.
tAel must walk about the 1onrq az much and
g. sooa is tisr'nsh 81 aad S beaT ST
must keep in good spirirsL-bes determined to
act we'll, This has . great deal to do with tho
eRHsta1ss: H;t a.s: Cpd j. thegtsst point TO, gain.
possy Hsf q tho oyrs Wor Svjsaae
tainty M:sll others. is sihful Dr. soiienSh's
personal atatcment to,the Faculty OF his own
ours ess1g gas in these modest words: .,i,y 4,E5
con.S@pon en: cSa6ea 3 Rq Sss It, s
tiine my physicians thought that I could not
iive week; then, like drowning man catch.
ing ing at straws, heard Of and obtnined the
prepalhasons rd9 thna which now offer to the public
seemed to me that could feel them penetrate
my whuib system. They soon iiuensd the
matter IN my lungs, and I.would spit up more
nnnr,irp rnn pinL OF oiensl1o yellow matter every
As soon as that began to subsiic, my
cough, fevor' pain and niR ht swcats ii bexan
10 70 ieeve me, and my appetite became 50 groat
from :. Was s;m Win t alicIlt, that culd KEEP
ana have grown in t"sh ever since
was weighed shortly after my recovery. p
,s adnea tho Doctor. then looking like mere
o'oyr'ps ny "e'NuC Wan only nlnOtv-Bryeu
pounds; my present weight is two hundred
anu twenty five [245l pt,unds, and for, ) oars I
have enjnyed uninterrupted heaIth. ~
IT. sennnck iiar discontinued his profcs-
siohai visits to N'w York aud Boston. Io or
nus son, Dr: y ID. SclIeIiok, Jr., still cnntinnc
70 see patients at their Office. No. IL NortI
lsl siAIn street, Philadelphia. every Saturda,
from a. nj. to =. NJ. Those who wish a
tnnrnugn examination with,th Respirorn eter
%ill be charged s5. The h.spi-or.ete- Le
clares tho exact condition OF tho lungs. and
patients can readily learn whether they are
durable Or not. .iN. ~ - ''A>' ." %
The directions for taking the medicines are
naaapted 4.1 TO the intelligence even Of a child.
= so!o" tnese directions, and kind nature will
no the rest. excepting that in some carra The
n Mandrake Pills are to be taken in inores aoS
ooses; the three medicines need no otber ao.
COMPARTMENTS than the mple INSTRUCTIONS
tnat accompany them: First croate apputite,
VI returning health hunger is tho niSst w,.I.
come symptom. When it comes ma IL viii
come, let the despajling at once be Of pond
cneer. Good blood at once follows. tic conyh
i0osens, the night sweat is abated. In a
abort time both Of those morbid ey mptoms
are gone forever. l,-'''. f''
pr. sohonoR's medicines are constantly kent
y: 80 so'ss Si Sh0qshHts OF families as a iaxa-
i've or purgative, the Mandrake Pills are a
standard preparation; while the Pulmontc
rewarded as a. prophylacterio against con-
sumption IN any OF it's forms.
=, ffioe VI the Pulmonio Syrup and SeaHeed
ionic. 81 so bottle, e- E? 5O;s half dozen.
mandrake Pills, 25 otp. box. For sale Inv ali
ddIngEis,s and dealers JOHN F. HENRY: ri
college Place, New York, Wholesale Agent.
~ Nov 10 .iii@ '. ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-23
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
REYNOLDS IMPROYEMEN:p

hhINOLOS' IMPROVEMENT
HusE who have lost several Natural
i Teeth, and have been advised to- part
with remaining sound ones. as tho frst stcp
towards obtaining artificial substitutes, are
requested, before submitting to a practice,
formed. to convince themselves Of It's f.lIacv
oy locking ciosely into = matter of so much
Importance 9II -
The above improvement WAC desicncd tn re-
sist 70 aeriorable pru uctice,'an after tho
rough test OF more ti,an three ytu1s. i. ronn1
capable ofaceompiisli,s wha, no other s,s
lem OF Nti:ciaI cntistr! has l,crcl or.rc done.
~. is no" r"tsible To obtain partial cnses,
fwulch VIII rnro inr yenra Haturnl Teeth and
bent tho sanls.tilnc reiiab!e IN every rr.r .rrct
An Invitation is hereby gwen To .uch Ga
feel Interested to call at our Operating
R"oms. AMI examine duplicate specimens ri
cases now i'll actual ,iHn. IT
NoYGt REYNOLDS " NtYNuINH
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-23

10 U!uair:. sAtns nrc Selves. and through mil
hons l' OF ,oriticcs. oozes tho transparent fluid
which nature doch not need for vital pur-
po5es!. This Is wise provision OF proyi.
denca' but excessive pe,spiration ie, never
,teeless. extremely weakening. During the
heeata t!e 0f ,anEamer all hard-working men per.
aPire TO an e1tent that is moro or less debiIi-
tating. They, OF all classes Of Tie commu-
nifty, require wholesome invigorant at this
season Let themi not seek II. in the .liahora
81 thel bar-room; they. will not find il theEe.
a medi sated stimulant, pure and qndenled,
is what thoy need; and among this class OF
remedies, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters stands
alone No valid plea oan bo urged against it's
use, even BY the genius of Temperance itself:
for even the Maine law permits the aaIe of
diduslve stimuli for medicinal purposes. As
general renevating preparation, the I3itters
II as sh hp eaoai anyWhere: But this il only enc
fyeniating properties give II an immense su
Perlor1ty over all the tonics OF the Pharma-
copDia. In cases Of chronic constellation II
IL the! most useful and certain OF all nperi.
ents. 1t creates no violent oommotiop in the
dhleonarging organs; but, gently relieving,
Them OF their obstructions, leaves them i'm y
healthy, vigorous condition. It eeems uane.
eeasafy to state. in view Of the mass of terti-
mopY ts to its effects in dyspepsia; thnt Il in
Q permanent ,cnre for that .te rrible and bnti
too general complaint: .' !iW 4.'7. II
J. Tho. n1merpue "Bitters.n under various
names. which mercenapy dealers endeavor to
substitute fUr 'Hbstettef's Stomach Bittets
should be- avoided, for their. own sakes. b,
the ie sick aad the public pt large. Ros,etter's
bttters are proeurAbie In Bottles only. and
4ovot eo.n ~ DntK. li.,t, ot !.1r July 1916