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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-07

JUVENILE Books AT FoaARTIE's BOOK DE-
posrroRY.-speclal attention has been given
to this important branch of literature. care
has been taken to select good as we'll as beau
tIfal books, suited to children Of all ages. NO
department of their extensive stock OF books
for the holidays presents a more attractive ap'
pearance. They are mostly English editions,
and beautifully illustrated. There Is no more
appropriate Offering to youth than an INSTRUCT
i've and entertaining book. dec6-thstuS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-07
MARINE NEWS BY TEiLEaRAPH.e,st0
NEW YoI,L. DecembefB.
Arrived, CLANCY, City Of MonNreal. yessj
MEMoRAND4.

The schrs Izetta. Smith for lPert sRoJsl,, ia.
and LA Beebss, aor.oa, for deorgepspsas So
The sohr Julia & Floyd, squlrea, ftonlGoofKe.
town, y Y, arrived at Now YORK December 4
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
FRIDAY EVENING, December 8, 1871
CorroN. The demand was moderate, the mar.
ket showing a somewna quiet character. Sales
about 600 tales, say II at l6X, 70 at leX, 80 at
lex, 10 at II, SO at TX, SO at Tx, Q at 17K, 81 at
Tx, as At Tx, "a at Tx, 10 at Is, 8 at 1sh. Be at
lsX, . at lsH, IS at 1sx, IS at 1sx, es at lsX, IL
at 70 We quote.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-07
MODEL SHOE HOUSE.

Among the most striking evidences OF the
progress # Charleston Is the rapid multiple
cation of new and handsome retail establish.
ments on King street. Conspicuous among
these Is the bright and inviting shoe house Of
Lewis Elias 4 Co., which opens Its doors to-
day under the Masonic Temple, at the corner
of King aud Wentworth streets. Tue store Is
fitted up In q style that cannot fall to prove
attractive to the public, 4 the enterprising
proprietors pledge themselves that their etock
shall In every respect be worthy OF lhe store.
They mean to keep up an assortment OF boots
and shoes that. will enable every custo-
mer to be suited, and at the same time
to keep down prices, 80 as to tempt
every one that Is suited to buy. All
ready they have q range OF novelties In their
line from the tinlest doll shoe to the ponderous
yet admirably made cavalry boot, which we'll
repay inspection, and their array of ladies' aud
misses fancy boots and slippers is positively
bewilderipg. They open under fine auspices,
and will, doubtless, do a thriving business,
PROBABLE DISASTER TO 4 ~VEssEL-THE
scrooNER J. F. F~ARLANr.-The schooner Iu-
dsx arrived here yesterday from Biltlmore.
She reports that on Tuesday last, OF Cape
rHatferas, fell In With q numoer OF floating cot
ton bales aud other wrecked material, a pass.
Ing steamer being engaged IN securing some
of the floating cotton. The Index also picked
up six oales and brought them to- Charleston.
which have on them the precise marks Of a
lot OF cotton shipped BY Mr.. G.. W. Amory, OF
our city, on the schooner J. F. Farland for
Boston, which vessel cleared from here on
the 24th of November and sailed on the 26th,
with " hundred and sixteen bales Of cotton
and three hundred aud fifty tons phosphate
rock. Asthe cotton was under deck 1t strong
L. Indicates that the Farland may have got
ashore and gone to pieces. Further intelll-
ssnss will be looked for with interest.
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.HANGE OF SCHEDULE.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
REGULAR LNE.
FOR GEoRGETOwN, s g., TOUCHING Az SOUTH
IL. ISLAND. WAYERLY, KEITHf1ELD $40
AND WEYMOUTH MILLS.
FROM SOUTH COMMERCIAL WHARF.

On aud after Lat December, the ..sJ8@k
White, will leave Cha, lesion as above every eUN.
DAY and WEDNESDAY NIGHTS. ct 0 O'CLOCK: And
returni' q, leave Georgetown every TUESDAY, and
FRIDAY MORNINGS, att O'Clock. ~ -
( Freight received every SATURDAY audWEpd1E
DAY .e,,a ~. IsasE.. E.ps.s.sY
All Freight sud wharfage must be prepaid.
No Freight received after sunset. Es9ate.
: Duplicate receipts required with al stipment6
For Freight OF Passage agply On poasa 2seo
;, ls-g 500 =. .riENorth Etlantfc Wharf,.
H. ss.,z A. MORGAN, Agent Georgatovnfe.o6.
oct7-tuths 3mos - Ls
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aDa.nes
CLEANED YESTERDAY.

CLEANED YESTERDAY.
- Steamship Cult Stream, Hunter, ,Pauadslpnia-
stsam.aiP Maryland. johnson. BalsinaorsL
p O Trenholm. i.tll.Efsd.
SAILED YESTERDAY:
Steamship Gulf Stream. Hunter, .PhiladeShia.
Steamship Maryland. johnson. Baltimore.
FROM THIS PORT y rgsA
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, At New York,
December g.. tg,, --,snz
UP FOB THIs PORT .:s.f sGn
Schr 8 O Webb,C-, eslNew York;Deeent-
Der 4. - EEi' rtr.r- E5g SEf: 9,IT
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. - ~.
schr 8 Wv Simmons, Williams. Ct PhHsdet-
phts, December 8. s.t.n' s.TTT 80, sS,r.dT
Schr Bella Russell, Smith, at Philadelphia, De-
cember 8. rs. 50 es.zt is4f. .5.E5,ats.H
SAILED FOR THIS pQRT.a iy.ar
Br bark Georgiana from Liverpool, November
10, and was OF the Bell buoy same day. 1a
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%4ptts4, ss

/, s,n. 9blpping,. - Y ~ 80. ~
FoRa LIyERPoOL1 Tsfa6
The Flrstclass British Ship BLAND sAa
HOME, sinclair, Master, having q porflony
OF her cargo engaged Will hive simsne dfates dir
patch. Apply 70 = HENRY uARD ~
Exchange RankosaeS
dec7 al Eti AuSnsfcWh
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAT.

soboo, Commissioners Charleston County,
at 9 A. N. M
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COTTON

LIVERPOOL, December o.
Noon.-ootton opened steady; uplands lod;
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-07
SAILED For THIs nOR

Br bark Georgiana from Liverpool, November
l6, and was OF the Bell buoy, same day
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02
644

James OnsOw, ESQ.,. correspondent of the
for Assembly in Pittsburgh.
large number of editors. reporters, corre
held at Franklin on the 18th Of September.
Paschall Morris. the Quaker editor of the lhila-
depha Practical Farmer, the most noted agrculturist in
this state recently made an appropriate address at the
StOnebOrO Fair.
Hon. Thomas \. Osbourn, better known as
ANDY formerly printer boy in the Meadyile CrdTotd
republicans OF Kansas Another gentle reminder for the
young men to "go west
a fellow about - years Of age is travelling
through this State agent for Phelps lightning rods
who IS treacherous swndler He boldly enters printing
shown him he proceeds to talk business" by producing
Elliott Co: the word Elliot" is cancelled and Win
chester" is substituted OF these he orders IH0 10 be
them certain time In short he calls for his
work and the printer minus his pay for his outlay of
wide berth unless he pays in advance. HYrHEN
From Our Mechanlcsburg Pa Correspondent
The IndcDcndent Journal. the Farmers Friend
and the Outlook are all printed by steam power
J. G. Kaufman. at one time foreman Of the In
dependent Office is engaged In the general insurance busi
ness here.
A. w. Milleisen is local" on the Independent
Journal Harry Ingram, "he hTst-cass Job printer has
charge OF the job rooms.
Col. II. II. Thomas. Of the Indcpcndcnt Jour
the Patrons of Husbandry Of Pennsylvania.
Cumberland Co. has twelve weekly papers and
although the county is strongly democratic IN politics. only
Of the twelve papers Is Straight-Ou democratic.
The outlook is the name of "a republican cam
paign paper published weekly In this place by J. Nisey
Young practical printer. Ipresents avery appear
The printers of this valley held a picnic on Sep
tember 18th, at Williams Grove, near Mechanicsburg
which was grand success About 300 persons IN
attendance.
II. G. DemminR of the independent Journal
and also of the Farmers Friend is considered the
best shorthand reporters In the State. lie has ed
tOria abilities also
The Farmers Friend the State organ of the
Patrons HusbandTy. is published ia ed
that II has become quite popular among the farmers
OF this and adjoining States. CLEANER.
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02
SOUTHERN STATES.
From Our Yazoo CITY (Miss.) Corresr

From Our Yazoo City (Mss.) Correspondent
Mr.. y. G. Terry has withdrawn from the Oktib-
behd NeW Era; Lu. Stillman succeeds him editor.
Some entered the office of the YaZoo Demo.
ordt few nights since, and thCkened cstern water
with six double galleys of type.
The YazoO Democrat has changed its day Of
publication from Tuesday TO Wednesday. Yazoo City
thereby has daily three days In each week
Capt j. A. Crocker has disposed of his interest
in the Summit Times 10 W. H. Garland Jr who has had
editorial charge Of It for the last few months
o. II. Bradley, of Albany, y. " late of Kos
ciuskO Miss has accepted the position OF foreman OF the
fazoo City Democrat He Is excellent Job priuteT
a gentleman In every particular.
The last number Of the COrinth Commonwealth
contains the salutatOry Of DR.. H. NJ Tindal who has
taken editorial charge OF that paper The Doctor has
lately been appointed Consul to Canton, China. Is.
[From Our Covington (Ky.) Correspondent
The trade is now at "a stand still in this city.
j. A. Pernett. for many years a typo in thi,
place has removed with his family some point In In
diana.
Ludlow. n suburb of Covington, has one Of the
neaest and best little gotten up papers the State
tucky.
The Tobacco journal. formerly published at
the Advertiser office has been removed TO the Trade Lst
office, Cincinnati.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07
Restoring the Odd Landmarks

The wholesale heavy hardware bouse y,
Hall, kimbark h Co. have removed into RI W.
new tore on the old site, so to 81 Miob,aanI
avenue-a massive iron and stone-1ront hill
ing. 60xl30 feet, with six floors. adrnirablr
lighted. railways, elevators, and all the AMI;
ances Tor handling their immense stock NJ
iron, steel, nails, spikes bolts, horsesboes
vises. anvis, wagon and carriage wood MAJ
rails and carriage hardware. Their store {
heated y steam, and has all the convenience
for receiving, storing, packing and sbipuing
goods which the experience of twenty-fiyss
years III the business could suggest.
They have a larger and more comnlota
stocR, and sell more gods in their IA, icnlsr
line, than any house in the United State
Their enterprise, integrity and fair dealin@
have made their firm name a SYNONYM for 1,no
rghtness among Western merc hants. Their
trade Is so directly connected with prodnctive
industry that its large and rapidly lncreasinc
volume measures the development and nroS'
perity Of the West. To such as they Cbicago
is indebted for the preservation OF its mFr,
camille honor IN Its ate fiery trial. and for
the marvellous restoration which makes H.
New Chicago the wonder of all beholders
Chicago Tribune.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07

FEvERs seldom make an attack with
out warning, and may often be thrown off bv
soaking the feet IN warm water, wrapping mn
warm in bed, and taking two or three of Par.
sons Ptrgattce PiRS.
Missionary just returned, says he regards
JohRsoa's AR0dyte LtninieM as beyond All
price, and efticacious beyond any other me,j.
cine. 1t Is adapted to great variety OF special
cases, and is the best pain killer in the world
- Com
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07

The WORLD DOES NOT CONTAIN medi.
cinai preparation which has obtained more wida
spread and deserved popularity than the MExICtN
MUSTANG LINiMEST. Since Its introduction to mn
lie notice more than twenty years ago, il has bear
constantly used for every kind of disease or uury 10
man or beast which can be affected by local ami
cation and far as its propriet0rs aware il has
not failed in single instance. AT err so long ana
successful term of probation, who win have the mar
oihood TO deny its pre-emnent claims 10 popular es
-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07
TIE STORY OF A YEAR.
ny HESTER A. ENEDICT.


And so you're going to marry, and
settle down with your old father an
mother That's clever
fpaphroditus Morley, or "ole Eph
Morley as he was generally called,
stood beside the little gate that dlvid
ed the garden from the door-yard of
his pretty country home, talking to
young Eph," his only son, who for
one whole year had been head and
heart clothed upon with the classics Mt
certain college hundred miles
away The old face could be read at a
glance, the young face was study.
" Yes, father the young man an
swered 81 did mean to complete the
classical course but couldn't wait so
long for Minnie
" Right, my boy--right. You've
larnin' enough for any man except the
President. \ farmer don't need to
know Greek and Spanish, and fol-de-
rolls Of that sort. | never--you kRoW
never approved of your going to col
iege anyhow. There was no sense in
il, and I'm mighty thankful you've gi n
it up"
Yes.
les What sort o gal is
Minnie
'' IL that her name "
Her name is Minerva, but every
body calls her Minnie"
Well, | shan't for one. and your
mother won't for two. Nothin like
keepin' to the old christian names.
Brit what sort of Il body is she How
Id, To begin with 2"
g Seventeen
Too young, Epaphroditus-too
young by five years.
'' Do YOU think SO "
/ know SO. Is she healthy Z Can
she work That's the main thing to
he thought OF in choosing wife, my
son--the main thing. Now | hope YOU
haia't made a fool o yourself, and gone
ana greed to marry a good-iornothin'
ike Noel Blake's wife,
Noel Blake's wife, am told, makes
Tough with her pen to afford to live
without work of the kind you mean. IS
I don't believe it. She don't earn
her salt. But that's neither her nor
there. Minerva doesn't claim to be an
author, does she
The young man laughed, hut some
how the laugh sounded hollow, and "A
fear for the future happiness of his dar-
hug seemed shadowing his eyes.
4" Oh, nc, he said, pushing his straw
hat back from lis handsome forehead.
and looking up in the stern face Of his
father; Minnie don't write-for the
world at large-hut she's glorious
girl You can't help loving her
Well, well see-well see. Mother
and | are gettin' old, and you'll get the
farm when we're done with it. But
wen have no lazy bones on our hands. I"
Young Morley's face flushed angrly.
| don't mean to be on your hands,
father, he said quickly. II thought
YOU would give me the farm to work
on shares, and that I'd tit up the old
house on the fiat for Minnie aud me-
I talked with her about it, and she
greatly prefers living there. 1t would
not be 50 nice rs this, hut il would be
aur own,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07
Criminal Imposition.

A bad bill substituted for a good one Is Simply
oss to the pocket of the taker but poisonous
dop substituted tor life sustaining medicine ll-
perils the health Of those who imoibc H. anu INV
man who concocts, or sells, or recommends SUN
an article is a criminal imposter, and deserves u w
visited with heavier penalty than If he hau oo'"-
terfeited gold pieces or forged bank bills. N"A'
vile, unwholesome potions now being offered lol
sale in various parts of the country as tones ANU
"restoratives," are recommended by their dlsno"''
proprietors and vendors superior to the lalIou'
national SPECIFIC. Hostetter's stomach Biters. D''
perate attempts are made to thrust these perhle'"
COMPOUNDS into the hands and down the Uni 'a, ~,
lifelong patrons of the great Negetaoie -
and stomachic; and although these ooust
against health and life very rarely succeed, ! ~
tneless seems to be duty occasionally W ~ mn
credulous against them. Hostetter's btters- .sa5
eQualled remedy for casual ind geStol, oou1,,,1s
dy spessia biliousness. liver complaint, nia4 md
feyers constitution, constitutional weakness 49,
the functional arrangement of the weaHtt ,t,;Tes
for twenty years stood at the head OF an ,ne-
Of its caass-so far above them as TO feuu't a., NJ
tition futile 1t has not yet reached the Nv - arv
it, popularity its sale being larger now tliH rrs
Deriod since its introduction. Its utihty a. 80.
vsntive If disorders engendered by au ll>al. y -
atrncs phere or I'm wholesome water = AM Il
physiriaps uracticiug in unhealthy disTle's, t,oI
Is recommended as a stimul4nt by many piNll+.-,l,
ers who will not take the responslnll o. Fi'@
ing the adulterated liquors 81 conhClec'
prupr.rs AND HUMoRs on tbs FAcE.-ln LIE "
9ition Of the skin the yEGETISE is The great
as If acts directly upon the cause II eIeans' al
purihes the blood, thereby causing huihof'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07
Frr., sf Edclsheim.
by JOHN HAY .


pll tell the tory, kissing
This white Land for my pains
No swceter heart, nor falscr
Fer 6led such fine, blue veins.
in sing a song of true love,
My Mimi dear, to Won;
Coatrdrid contrar7is-
The rule is old and true.
The happiest Of all lovers
Was Ernst Of Edelsheim;
Aud why he was the happiest,
III tell You in my thyme.
One summer night he wandered
Within a lonely glade,
Aud, c9uched in moss and moonlight,
re found sleeping maid.
The stars Of midnight sifted
Above her sands OF gold
She seemed a slumbering statue,
SO fair and white and cold.
Fair and white and cold she lay
Beneath the starry skies
Rosy was her waking
Beneath the Rittcrs eyes.
he won her drowsy fancy,
He bore her to his towers,
And swift with love and laughter
Flew mornings purplcd hours
Bnt when the thickenng sunbeams
Had drunk the cleaning dew,
A misty cloud Of sorrow
Swept DER her eyes deep blue.
She hung upon the Ritters neck,
She wept with love and pam,
She showered her sweet warm kisses
Like fragrant summer rain,
lam no Christian soul, ~ she sobbed,
As in his arms she lay;
Pm half the day woman,
A serpent half the day,
And when from yonder beethoven
Rings out the noon day chime,
asowell farewell forever,
Sir Ernst of Edelsheim !"
"Ah not farwoll forever !"
The Ritter wildly cried,
IS / viii be saved OF lost with thee,
My lovely Wili-Bride! -
Loud from the lordly beethoven
Rang ont the noon of day,
And from the bower OF roses
A serpent slid away.
But when the midwsch moonlight
Was shimmcring through the grove,
He daspeS his bride thrlc' lowered
With ueauty and with love.
The happcst Of all lovers
Was Ernst of Edelshcim,
His true love was a serpent
Only half the time
SyijHer'y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07

If YOU WISH to purchase tickets to or
from Europe, or a draft on Great Brit
ain and the Continent, address +. H.
McCLURE & Co, Bankers and General
Passage Agents, 365 East Water street,
Milwaukee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07
To
CONSTut'TfN e..

TIE advertiser. having bcen pet4'aaeht}}a raredy,
NAT dread disease Consumpuon, ~ -s~, ID e
- 1ytnns 10 make known 70 his feloS-s,i -s1d
means of cure TO all who desire IL ne 20 With
,haf directions for preparing And ns,ns 1srprF6S,
abicn taey sil ind . SURE CURE f9s ~ 9f,nr din
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS, ana al iuE'"' y
culties- --.-.r,t., ,s4I pissse address
tAFl'ss NAs''' R+y FDW ARD 4 NllsoDs<f1
la Penn stree. WILLIAMSBURG
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07

DooLEYs Yeast Powder is convenient
economical and always reliable. No waste of
food prepared with it, as it is ALWAYS of the
best quality Com,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07

HAS won for itself reputation unsurpassed in
for the PalA-kiler is novel, interesting, and sur
prising feature in the history OF this medicine. The
Pan Killer is now regularly soll in large and steadily
increasing quantities, nor only to general agents In
every state and Territory of the Union and every
Province in British America, but TO Buenos Ayres
Brazil, Uruguay Peru, Chill, and other South Amer
can States, to the Sandwich Islands, To Cuba and
other West India Islands; to England and CONT
mental Europe; to Mozambique. NJ tdagascar Ianz
bar and other African lands; to Australia and Cal
cutta Rangoon and other places i'll India. IL mas al
been Mt to CHINA, and doubt ii there is any
which is treauented by American and European mis-
slonai les, travellers traders, into which the Pam
Killer has not been introduced.
The erert ITS HSeruipess another great feature
of his remarkable medicine II is not only the best
hing known, everybody viii confess, Tor
any sort of bowel complaint, 1T is remedy I'M
surpassed for ethci ncy and rapdty OF action In ,he
great cities of British India and the West India Isl
ands and other hot climates II has become the al"
ard medicine for all such complaints as wen as ys
pepsia liver complaints and other kindred disorders
For coughs and colds, cankeI, asthma and rheulnaut
difficulties IL has been proved by the most abundaut
and convincing trials and testimony to be an inVau
BILE r,edicIne. The proprietsIs in possession OF
eto-s from persons of the highest character anu
sp0r oillty, testifylng in uneQulvocal terms 70 Wy
tfected and the satisfactory results produoeu
in ndless variety of By the OF TINS geat
That the Pain Killer as deserving OF an us
alleled popularity IL has attained 1t is sure auu
eSscUe remedy. Is is sold in almost every count!la
the world, and is becoming more and more poluAIp.
every year, Its healing properties have been lu,g
tested all over the world, and 1t need only 10 oe
known to be priced.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07

CRIsTADoRo's ExCE1s IoR HAIR DYE stands
u,rivaled and alone. Its merits have been so uni
v rsally acknowledged, that it would be a superer
ogation to descant on them any furthernothing can
beat it.-Com.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07

USE "The Queens Toilet for i'm
proving and identifying the Complexon,-
{ 'oIO
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07

tLAGG's INsTAET RELIEF has stood twenty years.
test. is warranted to give Immediate relef to an
Rheumatic, Neuralsic, Head, Ear, and Back aches,
or money refunded Com
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07


Price 25o, Soc and 81 per bottle.
JNH HARRIS 4 Co., Cincinnati, Ohio,
Proprictors for the Southern and Western States
Sold by ALL MEpICAL DEALERS GENERALLY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07
TO TIE PUBLIC.
FEVER AND AGUEl

FEVER AND AGUEi
ALSO THE
GREAT CHOLERA" REMEDY,
PERRY DAVIS
PAIN.klLLER
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07

A FIXED FACT IN PHARMACY. Con-
sidering the multitude of diseases, 1t is
amazing that We live: In view of the
countless remedies for them, it is Won
derful that we die. Unfortunately,
however, all the diseases are realities );
whereas most of the remedies are
hunsbHgs. One exception to the latter
rule demands the recognition and
approval of the press. We refer to
DR. JOSEPH WALKERS VINEGAR BIT
TIERS OF the Doctor himself, we know
nothing; but of his medicine we can
speak from observation, for it seems to
have found its way into almost every
household. Probably it Is more ex-
tenslvely used in this country, as q
family remedy, than any other prepa-
ration, although it has not yet been
before the world three years. Where
ever we go we hear OF it, and whenever we
hear of the comments On its efficacy are en-
thusiasuc, w have questioned eutferc
from liver complaint, remittent fever, t'vur and
aSue chronic headache, vertigo irregularities
OF the buwels, inuige ton. rheumatism. Beu-
raj ga. govt, kidney diseases, and aft ctIons
OF the lun-s. as 70 It's eft cts, aud the uniform
answer has be, n. " Il Is doing me good. Be
hevug that what every body SAYS must be
true" We have no heSitl non n admitting that
VINE Ar BTrTERs is the Great Medical success
of tue present centurv.-tom.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-11-07

The purest and sweetest Cod Liver
OH in the world Is HAZARD d CAswEI1s 5, ma dc
on the sea shore, from fresh. selected hvers,
bv CAswELI HAzAEp 4 Co., NV Yo.k. II is
obsou ely p'p'e aud Slrest. Patients who have
once taken il prefer II u all others. Phvsi-
clans have decided it superior To any o the
other oils I'd sae naghyt, sc in.