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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
HE TIDE AGAINST GRANT. a.,

y,c,, ne Ss,r. YORKER Democrat tGerrsaH Reseufr"
II is Of interest TO follow up tne signs lnnt
ind cate an increasing opposition to the CONTINUATION ~
the Grant Administration even among ll- nesIeL 10
nen 81 Col Fornev of the Philadelphia Custom house
This resignation justly creates great au n
none Other than political reasons undere the SAME Is
Looked upon az the severes blow which has been dealt
20 the Grant Administration. Col torney a A. %
the editor and leading spirit OF the most lhnl9nld 70
nnhiican paper OF Pennsy lvania-Ihe thtIadetp"'e
Press Il Is also well known tuat Iofnry - 70
shrewd, far-seeing politician, whose poisonSS ,ie
iations to the President we're until so" a 1
most Intimate character; th@t M NJ, ~ naTeT
TS Press sacrificed great deal OF ts woDttd hGepontt
this intimate relationship between ~ Fogpey FUR
nisbes abundant cause surprise anG serious
moreover there IL not shadow OF pPtSr ar Pha.
his administration Of the once OK OF
delphia such for instance, a. ctu- ,,ics m New
the dsmnebie admin 1i t rcfre can only ne
York Col. F0Tneys IeeI2AatOh thel.io, tv, A. 4 a
traced 20 motives Of polhcai sfgA,i ,ylorn -, Cen
direct declaration 6sslnst Tue rsad the greatest
Grant and such II has ea9 ' a 49, oVinion
excitement In WsshnG ton city ~ rs ne
thst a. a. his victinn that the party needs NJ
leader and that was high Tune Iol MN, o. ,,r, "a Ills
,ruaT 1P"stio1 Of frcedom and Undergraduate IN tee
tons and give up tho representation on
iuteTe-t nhpctinR a single person only lLlr ut -,
~ srmSd nv fhe tenor and Of Forneys letter o
resignation, which contains notnlua Grant After
The events IN New Orleans, tho New-for Sus.o "s
house Investigation, and tie Inant Nv sa,e Il is
now "too late " sumner and me AJmini..
hardly ever rally with me ,. I f5pnds are con.
Is as Y
srneS although THE Tribune has aN"asa nhy
direct Commitment impartial OF a,sn,sI organ
can longer remain in doubt that tbls ~ ~ he
Ishors % i'm an it, might turn the ut9re &
party 10 persOnase hst can ,b anT Whole party The
stantal prospects for reumtins %nistranon In this
direction span3ode insgs g6s %StOtious Genera
Order system can only be looked upon Of
lated efforts Of tnst TSe,ss Murphy
and that adopted bur halfway measures Al tne
hour in regard TO the exeesses
rompelled Con Qress send nYesdgatlnR ci ~ M
Sew.Yogh aud w-Orleans. M mistake WI, oo Iror
when we predict more important c9nsequSSIth The H.
| the resignation Of Collector Forney anu pVa'i'' ~
OF Pennsylvania TO Grants lsnOmlhauV0n. ., sunus
| What sort Of an impEess0n this bomp VI ou'N''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
NEGRoPHoBIA IN NEWARK.

At meeting in Association Hall. Newark,
N j.. on wednesday night after the concert Of tho J
blee Singers coiored troupe from Fisk Unlyers4y,
Tennessee the Rev. VIM. b. Brown rehearsod the grsv
aneos OF troupe IN being denied accommodation al
the Continental Hotel by tho proprietor, Capz.
Glllett and said that he had extended To tAsrs
the Inequalities OF his house. Intense exeternenf
followed Capt. GIllett being alternately blssed ena
applauded and Senator FrclnghUysen, Conrtlanft
Parker James Parker and Others condemned the aotss
Of the landlord. and ella med that they would gladly
have welcomed tho cOlOred singers 20 their houses IA
invitation extended the troupe 70 sing again IN
the city, and the following was adopted;
Rof That utterly dsnPpoy, Of she conduct - The H's
eecng the Jnnc Snger from i hotel al ss
dgnsnty pu. that The psbbc entH ni " ss-sr $3.50
toa1 the LaAstSss proceeding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
MISSOURI.
RTPUBIICAN STATE COMMEMORATIVE DELE
GATES not INSTRUCTED TO VOTE FOR GRANT
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

prprpr1CAS STATE COMMEMORATIVE DELE
GATES NOT INSTRUCTED TO VOTE FOR GRANT.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 22.-UpOn the reassem-
bling OF the Convention In the afternoon WINE waiting
for the Committee on the Platform. the Hon John H.
stoner VIVA requested to make explanation 10 the
Convention OF the manner In which no got into The NEW
YORK TRIBUNE in connection with COL VrOsVehor nc
ied by stating that there could be but two political
nares In Missouri the Republicans and the Democrats
and declared himself for the Republican party.
over six hundred delegates were present. MT
s,,a ta President upon taking the chair addressed
s Convention briefly thanking them for the honor con-
torred and stated the doctrine OF the party TO De
favorable to Civil Service Reform and General Amnesty
TODAY the motto OF the party Is Universal Amnesty or
all even the arch traitor himself thus enacng Forever
oil ,races OF civil war During the progress OF the Con
anot,on strong effort made 10 pass resolution
nstrnctpR the delegates to vote az the HtlnnaI C
eriion for Grant The opposition TO THIS course wac
n IN secure an expression OF the Convention TO
' TIE following are the delegates apponted TO the
RILEY Henry A. Clover John e. Orrlek lo INA
~ George Mosher ustave st. Gertram and Is
Calhoun Ivth Distriet-Co W F. Cloud stsceF The
Hon n Mcwlliam and D. o. DollemayeI WV Wiz IIiI
trct-Wm Warner j. J. Husel y Van hSfp Iobn Bit
iTnger With Dstriot-H. f. Deimer j. H. Peter1i anu
W Bishop. IXth DistriCt-Edward Draper, = The Hon.
" and Theodore Brewer. Delegates al Lafge-ino tiVN'
Jonn b. Henderson 8. Burdett AMI j. r b , Jn. i'm
long series Of resolutions were adopISu ~ hd states
ror,snt az hch were the following: Inc thru oser
tbat ipssnuch as the discOural1nS elements a. nm
states are looking to Missouri or In ,e MS occa-
t their homes OF division In ranks, we TAKE ts
sion TO proclaim TO the Republicans OF the nst0 and
tbe Marty I'm this State Is now unleu' "a NO
stcthere IA no cause for schisfn, and tnere ,ho
srbism~that II viii poll the full Republican yqe - Con-
state for the nominee OF National RepuplcHu
tD that the nresent so-called Liberal KepuD.
faction apart from tine in NUN
hors 10 feSbIy organized, too much CUNNING o,s
eyn6se ts weakness by separate organization, ,s
,e of dissffeeed persons seeking 70 perpetuate, a.
S4ton which is now utterly erOundless, wll19uI.
Endorsement OF respectable minority OF prtb ae
Cars confidence In the present Che1 % phia
nIedees the party to support the nominee Vi 'no ~
he ann faVors General ana Universal Amnes'y MI b
,rdnraes tbe recommendation OF the President III b
I,der the adoption OF the platform the convention u"
| ,nrred and resolved itself into a mass meeting
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HEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARIhHNY,
OyrfCE OF rHE CHIFF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGToS. Feb. 23-l =. 10. }
. g...,. Ia. Yo,r baUFE

OYrfCE or THE CHIFF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHINGION. Feb 23-l =. 10.
fyaoDsis for The past HceEtg-f0ur hours
The low barometer that existed thursday
ui,ht In Neg-Engand is now succeeded oy Increasing
pressure. -, o..A or ror,h.Uest winds,
which latter prevail throughout the Atlantic stAIe- ING
- ~ low barometer which was over tue Lakes anu
uorf west nae moved sOutheastwsrd INTO tDe huUl
states AMI the barometer wleb wts IN houla Hu
Oregon has extended eastward 10 missouri anu L@Ae
increasing southery Winds are now reported noptn ,
and west of the Ohio Valley and cloudy weather from
IaEe Michigan westward Clear weather hdh succeeded
tne low barometer and light rain which prevailed ~ tie
southern aud Gulf states, -
Ire barometer has risen and the storm cleared away
in Northern California The temperature has fallen qute
low ia Eev.-Eng.aI.d, aud hAs risen slightly hOTth s9
west VI ONO. .,.,
The barometer will probably continue 20 r5,, Wa
partially cloudy and clearing wecti,r dur ~ il'vii
iuornu. throughout the Atlantic aud Gun rlht''' W.
lowed FRIDAY night ny increasing eouthery
rising Temperature from Vermont 90 virginia, nA VIZ
ward hroug the Mississippi Valley ih are ot ~"
hsropeter more eastward into Kansas anu MlnHoeota
EIisk .outheasterly winds with threatening "eataer
viii rrobADIy prevail from Tennessee northWdru " uf
inner Igkt-r southerly winds and cloudy weather. eS
ma aver Iexas snd the Valley OF the Lower hlsrlssis
, Frid.t night Dangerous WINDS are nos siltcLpSVo
Tor ths Atlantic and Gulf states Friday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23

Rvtr-op the morning Of inst Augusta sifs 81 Jshs
Bell dIuSner Of the late Noah Woodruff IN the 'a T~
p 9sl a and relative. family respectfully i,s . '.as ss
funeral late residence to1 West IHentI o.
day the The remains VIII be I-.sA :" "f' '~s
fDf intermsat.
BELLOws-A UniOrtOvn. N j. Feb ~ u pns'"'AA' wv
rom b ts residence special train viii leave fOn foot Of Ds
broSsesst, s:i5 N, on SATURDAY, E''s.
BERGES-TD Brooklyn. TUESDAY morning. FEB ~ Jana wars
WIDOW Of Gsrrst Bge. 70 & 20 sstsaa the tuns. ,oa . ~
fas on Fndy ainoon d Sok without tuA nOass
vie q jobs G Bssi deceased and daughter Of the late hd'''@ g
The relatives and friends % ios 70 attend the
services calvary Church 90 praAI ssIo.I Az
on the following day Tor ento-bmenI .
BRECKo9 Te. PEI n q 'G s y Td f ;ss .s nss
Fanera from h9pss Of A e., P Is iii b. isn 90 w.sn
BRoLLY-ou ed James Brol 70 ss gs ys. Wiz
ys.dence No 21I Wet Twenty 1rthsI 90 SATURDAY. 800
SSsoa for ia.srEsnI
csSTTsr n j. Graz sou Of late Andrew and Mari Graz
The 1 ts I've ,s n% S.p9. q . family invited 70 ..se q, .
e. A.. ne y-Yors on Pid.J s5I Inst O'clock
cULDBETon sond,y night F,s Is Ann. H. Of S''A'' 0~
TS Sr rstsss ssi y ioy. to s,''5S p:
ron her residence No. So sec'oa.'s' 90 fn'AI'
DopGE-on THURSDAY I'd February. ss~cu v. Dodge
rIxuRY~st Jau. wa.aI sl'' p;s Z. "a, s M.
Motto, u funeral Tomorrow - - -.
HAsBRoUcKOu w.i9ry P'ef "a as ia h eSs AZ ys.s
be- a.. -, e.n hsrl st.r. sAtes4s
I5l " n.t I've ms. lhird--L, At / O'clock , NJ
HYDRou TUESDAY Fe6 20 ansr bssi Illness a''1 h'-i SS~s
III y .sd s,sDS. Of the y invited to attend Ne s.ss-s
- ~ Iega. Rormed ChuTcb u LaiAyet~ Psrs
a., pourth - % Fnday. ri hs-, at oelock
EYrCHAM-Sal,ulv WEDNESDAY ,oniag 2,s est Milo sss
Iogb..r OF T. Kecham IN the 2Sth year OF rs age 49,.
funeral saturday al II eleeA o a ~
lesl, hratl tho
the family invited - attend ~i'a"ai ih'Sef u's0e-
IOCkROW-At resdehce % Great Jonesse on nls"' -
~ inst Al - n w. Dr. VAa Bu.en locsre~ sel -
Pc. a lss arr invited thd his funeral fem Ms s"oge W
Frday uc a o-lock Remains 70 be 'sAsa . Ao-V'
sACKRNzIB-Suieny AolAAy, FEB ~ James y AAAsSh"
Lhs sd VI his age - - ~. 49,
rom tbs residence Of btsshers-hN H. fsE, 0i "ase~s
Broozbn. on Friday. % Z clock , m :.
nyFR-n Harlem on the 81 PeO-Ay Ms mafJ AS' Ass'
.5J1v m Johu MyeY The Doth VI her axe -.
~, ivts and fais respectfully Invited 70 s'tsoh u
froIo Church Of tbe boly Unity f1n s's' "4 WV
| tScaly.aAh-st, on SATURDAY, al II n a, o.
spp.CpRsle, on The IN, FsSruAy william g. SVsa's' -
| 5lst yssT Of his . ,..ts,I,y in,teA n sitsa1
! ,as funs rsl residence No ~ 49,, not'oa
| SATURDAY tlc stth inst. a. 80 ~1'S,nl I.-.
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SEVERE syow.sToRN AND LOSS OF LIFE

Sr. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. 22.-Ihe severe sno"-
storm which swept tho State on Tuesday "a last
week was attended with numerous casualties NeSi
p.avs Rms lady IN the sosance OF her husband, en-
% On 20 the barn ard care for the stock she
vac accompanied by her sister aged H. Two .Sayd
beinF Jeff In the house Three days Rttr the husaS
ID tonnd the children upon the bed, covered
With snS and nearly ded learning from the eaidfen
q, the shsenoe of the two women no went IN search y.
them TIE 6ody Of 10 young lady IVES Iouna a"<u'
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LATEST SRIP IRIS

For otter snip Mrs sss Third PageI
ARRIVED. 80 ..-
Steamship Clsrlestoa Benz Csarle''0H Fsh " "io @@'
stsais.hp sa;a DosIs w.uisgtou c. dsJ'si's aa'a ~
70 LorlArl otsalSap GO. n. - s.t.N
Eib tni-e and pass - Oh D,hniOn steamship Co u..,.
st.an,bl5 AZ .psnns ~ Bsends Hamburg Feb " - nN'
TO- = miss. aaI III pas - nlarit = Co
SAILED.
Steamships C-bra for Hamburgi C,soAal CIV ot
Nassau savannah, south SaEoao. S'
H. Norfolk, no
WIHD-sundowa, fresh n W clear
RETURNED.
EHvOgfRlvs Pen. 22.-The steamship WY 81 un'espu 49,
y.sorlay for NeS returned Win lSsa Of ra11sr
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spniaI NoiittS

--------.-- - ,,I,,,ct Republican AssSciatsns
SeNchto sih BE- ~ % -
h'ad91 'its,s .fSG 10 interest 81 thc heora
sociatoa. nus Ia SAte Legata ar hvrse
yiied snd expected 10 he piessn"
,n.tItutc.Is Pre.lisa, gaR va
Aae No. before Polgteehnc braueh Tiis 10y
ING All eeocs. IN hoyn = 4 ID THIhAN. CespnsHs
RoBEK. wEiA seo'''si'. a., Mo syRuP
-. for DUoOSGEs pgCroRh BALsAslO slsSr. -
o,c. Notlce.-TGs Ias Tor EGFops. dahus -" ICES -
ostITRISY Feb lg-e will close a. iiia once 20
10 on TbudAJ at 10 and on stsr i3 ~ ~ pc,As~
-fy.,arrs sore Threat CanhSr; sSrv Mss's-' 500
~. as PAIN KILLING MAGIC OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
rmni of Amherst College, in New.

The Alumni of Amherst College in New.
York were handsomely entertained last night by Waldo
Huchips, at Lis residence n ThrtysAyenhst speeehof
by Dr.: Hitchcock. Prof, Lewis Horace Greelsy. and
others college songs aad the reading OF letters from as
sent associates features OF the agreeable reunion
Among other guests present were the esdenS OF ~
Dartmouth and other college societies Ia Newly ORR ana
Senator FentOn,
go. The National Roman Catholic Temperance Coo
ian la IA BsltmOre
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ILLINOIS,

DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
CHICAGO, Feb 22.-The Democratic State
Central Committee held a caucus hero this afternoon 20
discuss the political situation and decide tie
calling OF State Convention, Tie caucus
was close ca-, Dut 1t Is known that the
nr,+rion 10 cali the State Convention was Yge1 dOEp
and tho Committee ad9J8gh +" .cct aGa'n on Tue 8tn
Of May TINS gef@.ed by tue LIBERAL Democrats
triumph Of the Passive party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
NEBRASKA.

THE SPECIAL SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE
ILLEGAL.
OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 22.-The Supreme Court
to-day decided that the present extra session of the
State Legislature Is Illegal, aud held that tho proclama
ton Of Acting Governor James revolving the call OF tho
President authorized. The Legislature Is disband
ing
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,r,gO MILLS BURNED.

Albany, Feb. 22.-B. A. Streets cotton knit
Nm, MIL md Coffin simpsons 1Our MILL u Renwood
nst b.ioy tnis sy were burned thia afternoon Loss
10 co.. rtrt.iIy insured. Several dwellings Ia tue
v.siutty we're damaged
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INDIANA.

TUT ppprPIJCAS CONVENTIONAL STATE 1lChLl
A"N NnN,tyATEp-GODLOvE ORTIZ FOR CONGkLns-
NAN-AT-LARGE-THE ADMINISTRATIONS IN
DORSED. -. ~.
Ixn1AYApoLIs. Feb. 22-The Republican Con
on,,on which met in this city to-day nominated lu'A
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CXTF NsIVE FIRE.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Feb ga fire at Sc
hus Grove Penn Last night, destr0yedt2 dwellings I'VE
stores Baptist ch1Ich aud u stables and barn Loss
nhput slqQJl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23

half Tile from The house and that Of the wHo over
mile out on the prairie Severa oer fatal cases a.
Pressing. age reported In tho vicinity OF NiRdoa-
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WHAT PUBLIC MONEY Is PAID our FOR.

Tho Grant Administration rs spending tho
peoples money in order break down Horace Greeley
and his paper THE TRIBUNE and 10 extend tho crcu-
ton OF their pet, The ReU- York Times friend has
handed US Times Of the gath Of January, which
taincd from % Washington correspondent n fulSOme
eulogy upon the Administration, showing what 10 has
done for Civil Service Reform hch he eeyed through
POstOce under rhe frank Of the Controller OF the
Currency. II. T. Hulburd. On the outside OF the paper
marked official business It Is therefore considered
'Oflcal business" by an executive officer OF the Treas
ury Department to assist postage free, an effort TO aid
Tho OF Administration paper that s friendly to
CRAFTS denomination This may be considered small steal
from the Treasury but 10 IA nevertheless steal" 9nd
II indicates the want OF principle upon which every
Official act 1t Washington based In Itself twas the best
commentary upon tho fourcolumn article IN re Itmes
that SOUGHT prove the superior integrity OF this Admin
istratiOn com pared with others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23

Nm produce on ese German born population a, the
6Sion Is easy TO gees at as TO tho German woes
fore second term OF Grant. they will look dubioIn
enough, matter what pe oODseQuenoes OF snmneT's
resolution may bc And it 70 also easily to be dsoernod
that the facts brought by Summers resolution win
create good or favorable impression the claims
urged before the tribunal Geneva,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23

GRogEa ( DAESR SEWING MAcHiSH Co.
Hsve Removed 10
Ts6 ana 7s3 Broadway. corner Of Teutasl
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N4RPTFD.

Use G.s,r. pIs krlrso sAo'o Oh IN coz. "A. s'.r'-s
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MrLLs-HART-ou % February inst By the Rev yosse
Kmzn DOre1s MILL ~ Isabelle Hope daughter Gse<ss
HaTt
-THAYRR-At Newark on Wednesday, PEG a. b. -
Rev Johu Bshop Putnam OF New fosk C |" asiss
x laughter Of tho late o. A. fbayeT Of Newark
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POLITICAL.

THE LABOR CONVENTION
PLATFORM OF TIE wORRMEN-ONE TERM, AM
AESTY, AND TARIFF DAVID DAVIS FOR
PRESIDENT, AND JOEL PARKER FOR VICE
PRESIDENT.
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must b Indor''d MA M
ro,nS and odItysss
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CHAPTER III.

ssfss9sa Gf1AFiEtt1lst.t Est.siB&
An. ACT 20 prevent the unlawful
driving q amy cattle or other stock
from the Premises Of any citizen OF
this State, or from their lawful
4 range. 81 SOL aiis 3Asia stss sss8Ip
SECTION I. Be u enucsed Du The
General Assessby Of the State Of IoWa,
That any person who shall knowingly
and wilfully drive off, or cause to be
driven or any cattle or other stock,
lvOm the premises ofany citizen Of this
State. Or from the range Ia which the
atOck Of any such citizen may lawfully
run, to aDy distance exceeding three
miles, shall be guilty Of = ;nisdeinean-
or. aud on conviction thereof, sh all be
punished by fine not exceeding one
hundred dollars, or by impr3sonman:
10 the county Jail not exceeding thirty
days. s5s sas
\. SEC. 2. Aliacts and parts IT acts
Inconsistent With this at arr hereby
Repealed. -. 80 s.s.sss.fa..8. III.
Approved AAri; -, lb72.
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r,IApriS4, ia,

s. 4s4fT CHAPTER .tse.. Ysas4a4s
An AZ u provisie for these Exemption
stsOi Landowners To pay taxess. laud
anwhict. they have G .iiveycd 10 Rail-
lszIo III Companies. 9aa 9assa
SECTION L. BE II enacted by the
General Assembly Of the State Of I0s0u,
That hereafter, no real estate in this
State used by railroad corporations for
road beds, shall be included In the
assessment to individuals OF the ada
cent or contiguous property Of such
real estate shall be deemed to be the
property Of such companies forthe
purpose OF taxation.
Approved, April -, 1872.
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vinegar Bifters not vile Fancy Drink,
sade of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof spirits
and Kefasc Liqu0rs, doctored, spced and sweet
rnel to plase the lasts, called "Taics' Appsoizers-
Restreu. Ae. Mss head the sipsla On - auanken-
nessand min but ere trne Msdisins. made fsom the
atve Roots and Herbs Of California, free from all
Alcoholic Stimulanfs. They are the GREAT
YLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE GIVING
PRINCIPLE, perSect RenoEatos and lnvigosatsr
* the EyAsn. carrying on Al peisonose nslter ani
resfcring chs blpoAssa heakhy scnAitisr No pessan
take these Bitters according TO directions and
main long unweil. provided their bones not des
reyed by mineral poison other means, AMI the vital
.rzans wasted beyond the POINT of repair.
They arc n Gentle Purgatiyc well as n
Tonic, possessing, also the peculiar merit ofacng
powerful agent in relieving Congestion IuiAmna-
ton Of the Liver, and ali the yisceral Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS. whether 10
young old, married single at thedawn of wsnan
ood stthe turn Of lie, these Tonic tters hive no
equal
For Inhammatsry or Chronic Rheumatism
) and t.out, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Isil.
sous, Rcmltsenf and late Pmitsent Fevers.
Diseases Of the Blood. Liver. Kidneys and
Bindder. these Filters have been most successful
such Diseases caused by Initiated Bleed,
which is generally produced lY arrangement OF the
Digestive Organs. &A
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
ache, Pain IN the Shoulders Coughs, Tghtness Of the
ensSt Dizziness Sour Eructstiaaa Of the Stomach Bad
Taste In the Mouth Bilious Attacks papisation OF the
Heart. Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the regions
81 the kidnsys and lnuirsd other Dainial SYMPTOMS,
ere the oGsprngs Of Dysp, psia.
They nyGorate the Stomach and stimulate the torpid
Liver and Bowels, which render them Of unequAIed
efficacy in cleansing The blood Of an impurities and nm
parting new life and yigor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, letter.
salt Rheutn, Blotehss spots, Pimples, Pussnies Boils
Garhancies, Rinr-worrs. seald Head, SoU Eyes,
hrsipelas Itch, Scurfs, Dseoioratons Of the Skin.
Hurnors and Diseases ~ The skin, u whatever
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tptte in such aas.ssrs the most inersiaious
# their curative efftct. & 80
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sluggish Id the ve,ss ceanse i len II u tre and
your feelings will tsH ~he~ kfps the ls~f pure
ard the health 81 the item will follow.
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