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. .C0NATODE HOMICIDE.

= Cabenos ela{9leS DE comunicar nue es-
tros apreclable slertores, dice El Eco be
19SSalsctit tSp(rstms peri6dico cubano, un he
cho de los, muchos qde registrar hos ana
ss de as miasndd6 dsmIIa dmIIa sa1n armas
della guerra .ha !cedido Al1iihh estb. e. los.fns
tEB3spfss sS Is5,t egsSsR' e 1s9 igeqfn sa
bre e,Ef ,EpaYc9lffscpe Y9fsce y ,labqrioso. 4
hi Ella easoj 4ue1eh la noche de hoy, ses
-rfan, nos ha dicho una persona de credito
Rdedigho, ebihV QosaFad laBM,l Que pene9
bdarbh eh ielopotrefo u1asaN1sas saisfante
rleeg4a,y ysGuartedeSSsta- -eiR4ad, sdeala ebrb-
piedad de la sonora viuda Da Angela
Ignaga, qnos 20 i1div4lNob, negros, se
1IeSd Sd6a4 ermsd d9 d. ImaEhetes, 4 cuJa
bora hallabase ep sp casa de vivienda el
may oral de Ia tadc& tDA. Ramon Castillo "
.otrd,smpieadozde2la hisma d. Diego ST
~ sls s'tsyisrda s;ys
mo fuerza del gobiefno y q ese grito asd.
NOSE q la ventana el smayoral Castillo /
reconociendo u elinminente peIigro en- o1e
| Ell 81 Sorts Sc encontraban, dispar6 soblt
eI grupo IN tiro de rifle y Ia contestacioar
ldajQHaagros fu6 poner fuego unos & 1
puerta Dc Dc la yiyienda Dc Castillo, !
a1A ssssass ..snss e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-26

'lt oltjsM apreciabls Juae.li LUZ tn e a@captan de la
antigiiedad, & quien 90 ,aamenazaban con con Ia
fuerza cuando exponia laarazoa, ,diio:AAPe b
ga, peyo escasc7S0 "A tt Sc te puede declr:
Escucha, q no pegards, y anadir: nj ts pc
'2SstyaSbtvsda os 1Isaa 1yIssaa.aaS, 81 vBsl buep tsrrs-
20, en- ell de la discussion; supongo tam
bien entras en- ella lealmente, con ell desc o
de que triunfe la. verdad y Ell prop6sito de
d ddo5 1hegafla 81 Ia llegas YRefi Clara,
+. Una. duda1nle asalta y me ,affigeearSe
tas'de' 'losque no tienen f1ingutnda cree Green
cia religiosai ST es asf, nos entende,e~
mos CON, mas dl6csltad, I'd ,dirAs, iQde
tiene queqver1la religion com ,laieconomfa
polftica? SSabes ell catecismo? Els possible
dneS q s asfIa y dido, aaque lie hayds
el4idadeg Que me responds q la pregunta
eonsuns sonfissEdendesdena AIT se dice
EQUE' DIosaES PRINCgPFo7 YsiFfN DE fob4s
LAS Cosls, yla plueba de ,esta verdad Sc
hallaf engt6das elias, 81 4 fofIdo Sc estudian.
hUns gran blasfem9, i. zen ln momaehltop Ell
DUE sd g6nii68 Be aBrfa paso al tfavess' de sll
| SsSBgfba He VI eegpnftt az baradoja, cd
mo un rayo de sol al trav6s de una nube
prenada de tempestades. un gran blasfd
mo ha dicho que toda question entraisaba
s,s Es solae f4alsgiosa. Asf es
Tia y6rdad.sD Dondeaq aquiera que w ,hom
L 6ra Ia eestion Feligiosa,
Due ehya ylfSa ssad alma como T9tsaai,
re enNuelye su cuerp palos oso no M as1,, e,
+, s ID gra bay
doior SfnU ls hubiera, n sbfiss Egs i "a tls E|(
sion: nunca les preguntainos los place.
reside d6ade vienen; el orfgen y Ia Gauss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-26

,TE-DEU.M M,

I'It EtI3tt 1t5iQ Sill &~G g IL UJ ct359lS59@t
esi5l ,s5Il l1Mi9rcoles M A. A1i ia ma
mana tive 7lugar, 'coaots Sc habfa anun
ciado, el .solemne Te-Deum con que
aIcapitar de- p dertoLRico quiso dar
-gracias al Cielo por haber salyado mi
'lagrosamente q S.. MM.idel atentado
que contra sn47ida-se iutentara. Asis
tieron el Excmo!, Sr;,nse S94; q II obefliad9k Su-
perior Civil, Ell Segunao Cabo, poicia-
lidad del Ej6rcito de Marina y de Vo-
luntariio2s, nj pi o2s, yCp6n9splles extranjeros, conf
stones de ia Diputacion 2 rovincial, del
A Ayuntamiento y deu1asqcorporaciohas
civiIes' y militares' de Ia Tsla.." - -
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Ca CIT 5sIaL "a, A,.,sssoD ! eo,si ii

Ell Rple0N 0NeFts9uEs aduf el resdmen
que apdnta un colega aleman de las d.
syeLsas tentatitash gtsea SO, ahak6n lesteano
para Matte, ssi,s @.,ls,,i1 .aIg,gd , ,o :,
important hte1gBsl ,dasexpgdiEf6A
Ia cual aas q sseaa sri az ,ssepifn en
ia muyfpoGS y so tempo 1$i ma s0tia 900
QE1nes, scDmpoIe de IN. vapor 4,nueyo
sds ssis heliSs, sf3sh 81 1iSli SsliS, s
q mando de los Sres. Weyprecht y Power.
que t2rmaron parte de la Ultima expedi
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Apprehension onvmuy important to-

Saqua, .peri6dico de Cuba, corrsspon-
diente al dia 16. dice 10 sigu:ente:
Sabemos oue al cello v actiyidad dc
nuestro teniente qobernador. Sr. Gas,
con. Sc debe la aprehension de ur
individuoI que ha tenido la ,osadfasde
dirigir cartas 4 algunos hacendados
de?esta idtislliccion, exiiiendoles can
tidades de- & 'diez mil pesos Y am ena-
zandolos. con quemarles sus ,incas 81
asf no 10 hacian. sao.Tsr nes % .g9agb INA
Este delito, ST .efectivamente -es
como nos 10 han contado, olnerece un
castigo ejemplar,. pues sesle unee un1'ee; = ade-
masilaI circumstances dep1fevar 3cierto
tinte de polftica manigiiera. este es.
que. -intenta aparecer@ et petardista
como enviado de ,Cespedes 8 sus se-
cuaces. T.. 49, %. - ss,..i,.o..q ~
Para fallar sobre tan execrable5 pro-
.ceder no Sc necesita mucholen nues-
tro concepto. ~usx-r>..-xf.s -
No es un sladroh cohnurf cue llega
y roba y a quien la iuusticia ordinaria
~debe castigar.
Els un criminal de lesa nacion que
Sc esescuda con una c9dula de vecindad
para robar & incendiar las haciendas
que tanta sangre ha costado defender;
mas criminal que ell mismo CGspedes,
porque este, 81 sigue una idea odiosa,
al mehos >expone su vida defehdie en-
dola en- ell campo; mientras que aquel
,armansalva intenta enclavar ell punal
de la TRACTION robando y quemando
los ibienes de los pacfficos ciudadanos,
parties componentes de la patria que,
rida. eooassa =
Bien conocemos Ia entereza y RI &C.
titud de nuestro apreeiable goberna an
te y estamos seguros, segurfsimos de
que 81 Sc pruebaatan terrible crimen
;un consejo de guerra verbal sabra i'm
ponerle el tcastigot que mereecce para
que de escarmiiento sirya.
Nuestro apreciable1scoFega El Coz
nsercio, que We laluzo en- Ia misma TO-
calidad, en- su ndmeroc correspondien-
te al 18, publica 81 sueltoque a con-
.tinuacion yeran nuestros lectores.
5 5{Couoo1o no n,,oruo How bo +opido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-26

lsS4aka 8 tiefEHti . !.
En- .dGsasp6EaEla ssSaACiotl para '6)a1'
tilla y So'is, anadese, que Ell primgrU- Sc
decide salr a fuera, (nis4 An1PhfFlgg;
dos neg .os situados en- tada 1ad1to5 de Ia
paef4ttas e asestaE E9a 81 sas iiia aslfmachetazo tan
atroz- -sobre el hombfe derecho, que no
pdG1dfo fd1f sostener elsqifle dtie cargaba.
q Desppes de aguhos 9hiautoqg u qsset dessahorrf1
ble lucha, y heridoa de5siigtayedadino obs:n
t81te eI iinteliz OaBtilla sssegun se11pfesume,
protegido por laioscuridad . de la Hnoche@
ppao 1t4gar con vida afiIpotrere9ass''ssaan s'ssaan Raa
mon" del Sr. Brigadier'Acestadr II
n La sasftes 9ts'i 'diei 1PSoB2e soris, sin mas ami
pao que Dios,5se hizo ...hermaha de su
amigo All & peor aun, en- medic de 29#ase :.
pos quee Sc cebarom con 6l a su, placer
basta etpunto de laband onarlo pqolrs muel to.
''Es la&una de Ia, tar1e5 hora en5que ira
zaimos estas fneas, y por toEtpna lninguno
de, los dos tferidos NOS 1nanifestanf habia
M g 1.l.lz. . - g. II l..lLlL 80 ::
= Z la G4u4ardfa Civil ae 5esta cigdad may
de manana SCI ,ha pueste en- marcha- cen
dsreccioh aEfptnbo qpesssegun Sc iGfete,
t{rnara esa escoria iinpfa de la sociedad.
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lt.alII EE HE .ZIZ -

prudentes alteraciones en- sentido, orgr,
dcaL lara
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He aquf la Ultima tqqdksAHsr qdksAeHsr. COnde
de Valmaseda acaba de dirigir
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J. ) 5VA..RI|.I],lEEi.DI(,ADES.. LEI
= 4tW - z J n Ut ~ VVVI To 7 vi II
.o9iltiys a5iu u nB9s 600 OF 81
CARTA A UN OBRER0.. "a

100 st1Gl,3 0iI.l Ia n n91R9 a1i5uhA 81 a.
w s69uart siCAATA SEGUNDA. ,asiAs %
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S"UNA PICOCuuC, I'LL sis"
tema DE reform4R5 .4 HqHeH HqH HIlR 9tsraa aahE((
ca DE vista aqneIla perniciosa pr6pa4
sgandfsiy daa6fenda 6hasla de 6losatr6ss
j {, q49ea " lRdan aaeahraeoK oIannacfonalil
dad, vengan de donde yinieren. aossy
Jamas Sc nos ha ocurrido declarar
lncompeteLtes & Elos, hpmbres, ID e.
Progresd PaMtfasaT lascdestiohesIpo-
htlcas, mayormente reconocieAdd,t ,t6B,
DO 10 que nos'aEentajad Ell taIeuto y
saber; nj menos hemos dudado que
como(n@ Dired ddekSeh 1 aAIdodb Ia fel
lcldad dc esta. tiegra peroa noapor ESQ
hemos de co1aidefarIosss imnfalibIes, Il nj
arbltros dlicos para diriigoir.la. .oninion
del pals, ni podemos ] essesneederiess % 4 M aae sBs
con solo su poder consiganveyitars q
desarrollo de ideas contraTiisaSs B Is ! q. !
Ess-sr--s-
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-07-06
Petroleum Oil!

w E WISH to say to our friends and
that we test every barrel OF this OIL before
we offer II for sale We will guarantee all oil Of this
kind sell to stand ll0 degrees of heat Fahrenheit
This is acknowledged by oil Chemists to be perfectly
safe for use If you wish to be sure of getting the on
you want for safety, give us a call.
ToMBEs & BRO.
February 6. 1872. 53.tf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-07-06
Also, Il full stock Of
T IN w A H Il.
JOB WORK,

Such Eve Troughing, Roofing. Smoke Pipe. and Re-
pairing of all kinds either Mt the shop, outside In
matters Of Pumps, Pipes, &c.
Prompt attention to orders, with as good work and as
favorable prices any in the trade share of patron
age il solicited. CROSBY " WETHERWAx
Ashtabula, April, 1871. iii Opposite Fisk House.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-07-06
aca. TRINdNGINGs.

We have taken more than ordinary pains this spring
to purCl ase Suitable Trimmings for use in making u1
the Cloths and Cassimeres noticed above. and can SHOW
the best Farmers Sains, Secas Paddngs, Hair Clotn
Sleeve Innings, to be found in market
In the Jidktng IF GdfIteitS we propose to employ
only the best wOrkmGn, and guarantee that our
ClOths, trimmings and work shall all be such as we
shall not be ashamed Of patrons dissatisfied
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-07-06
An. READY.mAnE CLnruINc.

We have Suits at all the Gus omary prices, and goods
that are maize up with more than Ordinary care. We
oHor Dress Goats IN Blue ami Black Cloths ricots Di.
agOnals and Granites Black and Blue Cashmere Doe
sikin Castor and Iricut Pants, with vests match
We offer a choice assortment of Stylish Sp1IB1 and
summer Pants and can warrant both the goods and
the work. We oer Scotch and American UhevOt Suits
good and cheap and Cashmere Suits in great variety
We offer selections from large stock of YOuhs' Bows
and Chdrcns Suits, and at prices that fail to
pease those who Mamt The worth Of thelr lnuley.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-07-06
Undertaking.

Il aleU keen constantly hand large assortment OF
ready made COins, Rose Wood imitation Bihck Walnut
and imitation Of Black Walnut. all OF which trim
IN two hours notice. in style requested, equal to any
city. also have splendid Hearse In readiness when
called for.
GRAVE CLoTHKs-A new feature has recently been ad-
ded to this furniture esabis rather to the Tin
dertAkers depertmoit Of itone that fail to
mend Itself 10 the cmmnlty, aud will show the dispO-
aition Of the proprietor to make his establishment as
perfect as may be- 1t will far to relieve the work and
buse incidental to- and so rcpugnant in Of be-
reavement OF preparing the remains Of the departed
burial This consists IN keeping cand spd ready
immediate use, stock OF grave-clethes variety OF
shrouds, for both male and female made up with much
rsste aud appropriateness, various in price and both
black and white mSterials. single order for coffin
may, therefore embrace the habiliments Of the dead
aud thus save the friends OF the deceased in the midst
OF grief om much that particularly disagreeable
aud ncongruous in the way OF preparation for the
JOHN DUCRO.
Ashtsbula Ohio Jan. let. 1870. 1852 II
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-07-06
Agency Office.
H. FASSETT & SON,


WILL give prompt attention to the
sale, parchaee and rental Of Real Estate to Fire
and Life Insurance in first ca,s Companies Ne. oating
5osns Writing and Acknowledging Deeds, Mortgages.
Ashtabua. o.. Dec. eth, 1871.
800 ACRES TIMBERED LAND in Denmark near the
line OF the jamestown branch RairUad. Also about
there is Saw Mill In good srder. VIII be sold oag
time II desired
12f ACRE FARM IN sheffield one half under good
state OF cultivation Buildings good fruit and lv
ing. Good timber part Of farm. Terms low
Enquire at this Office or of GeI. W. Bartrsn, prem
ises.
100 ACRE DAIRY FARM, on Turnpike, Anstinbdrg.
near Village. Good buildings. viii be sold long
credit il desired Enquire at this oee or Of A. w.
Bailey on premises.
HOUSE AND LOT of 8 acres near AshtabuIa Village.
with an ont lot OF II acres, part timber hall mile Om
1t. rare chance for homestead Enquire at this Of
hce or Harvey Parrish on premises.
HOUSE and LOT on Camp St., with good barn.
Buildings nearly new. Price very low.
HOUSE ana LOT on Prospect ST., with good Barn
and chCsee Fruit large lot and very desirable Terms
DULUTH CITY LoTs.-several desirable Lots in
Duluth eau be had at u bargain.
MICHIGAN AND WISCONSIN LANDs.--9aO Acres
land near Saginaw City and 400 In Rlchand Co..
Wisconsin VIII be sold Or exchanged for lots In Ash
tabula County
BUILDING LOTS, in different parts of the Village
for sale on easy terms
THE NETTLkTON FARM, the Premium Farm or
the County pleasaIty situated, only ~ mites from
Ashabua VILLAGE contains $50 with good build
ings, choice rdit and never failing sprngs OF pure
ter Terms very reasonable. Enquire of Mr. Netteton
Oh the premises or ut this agency.
GOOD HOUSE LOT. next South OF Presbyterian
ohape On Park St., in Ashtsbula Village A very do
Airabie location as IL Is near the business centre.
HOUSE 4 GOOD LOT, on North Side Of Prospect
st., short distance West OF Station st.
FARM HOUSE with new buildings, miles from this
Village Plank Road with ~ Of good land, pen.
~ OF good water and frnit-wOuld make comfortable
little iarm..
"a ACRES OF LAND adjoining the back OF same
This land viii be sold separate from In connection
with above named Hoia6 and IL Acres i1d8!
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-27
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

-Tamberlik, the celebrated tenor, is now
the proprietor of the Tacon Theatre, Havana.
Christine Nilsson will return to England In
April. She has an engagement to fulfill In Lon
don.
The New-Orleans Picayune says that JEFF
ferson's "Trip Van Winklen is losing Its hold
on the public.
The report that Anna Dickinson will soon
make her debut on the stage, in tragedy, is
again circulated.
Levy, the cornet player, goes to Russia,
under engagement to Prince GalitZin, at q
yearly salary OF over $4,000 gold.
1.-THE Wandering jew" In twenty acts, Is
the relgnlng sensation at Paris theatre. The
Day OF Judgment is the last tableau.
M Gounods ''Romeo and Jullette" has
been performed in st. Petersburg, with Nine
Patti and Signor Nicolini In the cast.
Nilsson has met In Cincinnati with sue.
cess more enthusiastic, perhaps, than that
awarded to her In any other city in the Union.
MIR. ]. Gran will return next month from
Europe, having engaged the celebrated pianist
Rublnsteln and frst-cass concert troupe.
Delighted with the success Of "Lohe1grln, "
at Bologna, Herr Wagner has sent his portrait
to Mariani, the conductor, with the inscription
'Vive Mariani."
Something for Barnnm has turned up In
England-Hermann Unthan, a young German,
who, born without arms. plays the violin with
his toss, and, it Is said, with remarkable skill.
Fifty years ago Edwin Forrest played Iago
to Edmund Kean's Othelo, and won from the
elder artist golden opinions, and the prophecy
that he would in time be among the foremost
actors In the country.
-EHeraldo. Madrid paper, heralds the
looming man" in the shape OF q young Portu-
guese tenor whose sonorous voice ranges from
the bass lower to fiat in alto. His address
Is IN. B., Madrid, Calle des Jardins, 81"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-27
AMNESTY IN BROKEN DOSES.
he Proceedings of Congress Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, February 26.
The ways and means committee have
agreed to report bill repeating the stamp
tax on canned fruits, jellies, &c.
In the Senate bill was introduced contlnu-
ing the mail service between the United
States and Cuba. An intensely bitter debate
followed upon resolution of inquiry regard
Ing senatorial action In appointments and re-
.movals of officials. The sale of arms resolu-
tion was resumed and discussed to adjourn
ment. The interest continues, aud the Senate
floor was crowded with ladies.
In the House variety of bills were Intro
duced under the regular call. The civil rights
bill, introduced last Monday, came up In or
der, but was fllbustered through the
morning hour. It comes up again next
Monday. A large number OF bills re-
moving political disabilities were introduced,
which, ct the suggestion of the speaker, were
Included In one bill, and all passed without
reading the names by vote Of lis to 13. On
motion OF General Young, OF Georgia, the
Senate bill renewing the disabilities from
three thousand six hundred and twenty-four
persons was taken up, and passed without
reading the bill or call for the yeas and nays,
The bill repeating the stamp tax on Jelles,
mustards, sances, canned and preserved
fruits, vegetables meats, &C., as enumerated
In schedule G, passed. Leach moved to sus-
pend the rules, and pass a uniform tax bill oi
sixteen cents q pound on tobacco, but failed,
yeas 80, nays 6S. Not two-thirds. The def
cheney appropriation was resumed. Ad-
iOurned
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-27
OUR SIX-D0LLAR SINNERS,
v1ND1c1InF BLOW 1T CHARLESTON.
The Police Bill Called Up-The Kesolu-
tion OF Inquiry into the Blue Ridge
Swindlc Voted Down-The Charles
ton Improvement Bill Decapitated.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEws.l

COLUMBIA, g. G, February &c.
The Senate passed bill to incorporate the
Citizens Building and Loan Association OF
Charleston; house bill to authorize W. c.
Garlty and others to establish wharf at Mar
tins Point, Wadmalaw; bill to renew the
charter of Marion Lodge, No. 2, I. o. o. F., OF
Charleston; and bill to amend the act to reg
ulate the fees of probate judges, clerks OF
court, trial justices and magistrates. Arnim
introduced bill to make vaccination compul-
sorry.
The House adopted the resolution to take
up the metropolitan police bill from the table
and place 1t on the calendar. A bill to estab.
lish an Inferior court for the trial of criminal
cases in Charleston was passed to its third
reading. The enactipg clauses Of bill to
make jury certificates a preferred claim on
'eFunty treasurers, and of the bill to encourage
the rebuilding ofthe waste places In the City
of Charleston were stricken out.
The House refused to adopt the joint reso-
luton for the appointment Of a committee to
examine into the sale of the Blue Ridge Rail-
road stock owned by the State, and to pro-
vide for the recovery of the same. Jervey in
troduced bill to charter the Charleston and
sulllvan's Island Ferry Company. PICKET.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-27
&ostetter's 8 Bitters.
es- AGGRAVATED INDIGESTION

S AIGhh V A1ED 1ND1UCAo14ONs-
Persons who are predisposed to dyspepsia, find
their surerlngs from this cause greatly aggravated
by damp weather, easterly winds, and sudden
changes from mild to a chilling atmosphere. In
the spring, therefore, the pangs Of indigestion are
seriously augmented by the atmospheric varis
lions peculiar to the season, and it ts incumbent
upon all who desire to pass through the ordeal OF
It's cold mists and insalubrious gales with easy
stomachs, and untormented by the lndescribable
tormeuts which accompany dyspepsia, 70 tone
and strengthen the digestive organs with health.
full and effective vegetable inVlgorant; and no one
at all familiar with the medical record Of the age,
can question for one moment that H0STETrER'S
STOMACH BITTERS Is the Tonic best adapted to
this purpose.
The credentials OF the Great Restorative are un.
equalled In number and character by those OF any
other advertised medicine In the world. II ever
there was preparation to rank as National REM
edy this wonderful specific has fair claim to the
title For period Of twenty years it as literally
been the Champion Tonic and Alternative on this
side of the Atlantic. In popularity it has never
been approached by any OF It's would-be competi.
tors and Its annual sales are 30 far In advance OF
those OF any other medicine OF It's Glass; that com.
parisons would be ridiculous. One OF TWO con-
cusions Is Inevitable. Either the American peo.
pie are deficient In common sense, and incapable
Of rational discrimination, or Hostetter's Bltters
Is the best preventative remedy for indigestion,
fever and ague, bilious remittent fever, conslipa'
tion, rheumatism, nervous complaints aid all
malades of an epidemic type. The reader Will
Judge for himself which OF the two conclusions is
mo it consistent With fact and reason.
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