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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05

We extend our thanks to those who have %
Will ondeavOr In the future to seli aossds a.
such quality and At such . price a viii
merit . continuance OF trade
To those who have mot dealt with M. Wa
ask yOu to give NJ > fair trial, and We win do
our best to please you. ggs
OttumwA. Iowa. June Nw1m
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

In old Roman mythology Janus was
q royal doorkeeper, al appropriate
name for such a parsonage, inasmuch
us the Latin word jonu0, from which
Janus is derived, means door. When
Numa Pompilius, whose reign closed
about six hundred and seyety- 1.-TWO years
b. G. Before Christi, took it into his
ROYAL head to make a new time table"
for the word, he upset things generally.
The ancient, Jewish, Egyptian, and
Greek Calendars began the year on the
25th of March, and this system ran far
onward into the Christian centuries.
But Numa Pompilius placed two new
months before the previous ten, and
called the first January, IN honor OF
J0nas, and very appropriately, for, as
the old NEUROLOGICAL deity was door
opener, so January opens the year.
This Janus, by the way, had two faces
and the two-faccd people OF these days
show that the race is not extinct, -One
looking forward and one backward, in
to the future and INTO the past Occa-
sionally he was represented with four
faces, and thus he had the double name
JC,Hlts B8f3as (tvo faced aud Janus
Quadrjfroas -four faced.
The Romans worshiped Jdhas as the
guardian of the year and the seasons,
of gates and doors, and at the begin
ming OF the day the people prayed to
him, and at the beginning of the
year sacrifices were offered to him on
twelve affairs, one for each month.
The first day Of January has for
many centuries been celebrated by fast
iugs and rejoicings, and the custom of
making prescott oates back so far into
the dim past that we cannot trace It's
origin. Early Latin authors mention
IT, and it was practiccd to great excess
in the far of years Of English and
French history, The fashion was, I'm
those days, to give such articles as
were rare, and we read of presents OF
glove money, OF gloves, when gloves
were expensive. About the beginning
OF the sixteenth century metallic pins
were invented, doubtless to tine great
Joy and convenience of the ladies, and
these useful little articles were often
given as New Years presents, OF money
with which to purchase pins, and So
pin-mouey' became common gilt.
In process OF time the phrase came to
mean amy money To bc expended for
tribes Before the sixteenth century
pins fer fastening clothes were made Of
lockwood bone, and silver for the rich,
while wooden "skewers' served the
limited wants OF the poor We now
gsGIrIntp - SEpWpvS with the kitchen
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04
Tie Golden Now.



The earth IL loud With discontentmerts muttered
BY foolish mouths--the selfish and the vain
And yet d world Of agony muttered
Lies behind lips That never ten their pain
The yoicelass dark' II 5adel With repentance
In solemn courts If midnight, where, oercast
with sorrow Conscience looks its silent sentence
Against the culprit actions OF the past.
mad countess eyes, aqlaze with hot reflections,
stare down the highway which their feet have
known,
Where stand afar tho ghostly recollections
Like fIoWning statues not 10 10 o'erthrowu,
While fancy secs them rise in retributions,
A Spectre file along the future way,
To blight the hopes and chill the resolutions
Which Night should marshal for the coming day.
Oh ! 20 who cover a-tremble at the errors
RebukinR memory cODiures where you wait,
Rise and against the past with all ts terrurs,
With hand Indignant, swing the iron gate.
Rise in the Golden Now, and cpo it's portal,
That doorway which tomorrow never opes-
Worthy your manhood and your soul immortal,
Go forward to the harvest Of your hope.
Nor let the future mantle Of December
Become q towards saek-cloth ashen gray,
To doom your aged anguish 10 remember
The precious chances you refuse to-day.
What's done IL done--lct errors past recalling
In gulfy waters of oblivion down;
The fret Of retrospection, hot and CALLING,
Wits to the root the flower Of courage down;
Until despair half makes the soul contented
To mt reluctant at the yet untried;
Perpetual brOodiuR over What is repented
Is but the drug Of constant suicide.
such sorrow ~ o winter owl. forcbodnR
For future Widerucsses nights of care.
While cheerful Thoughts are happy song-birds, load
ing
with May-time music all the summer air.
The vain regrets we nurture in our besoms
Are deadly night shades, which we feed with
tears:
But MI the heart becomes a bed # blossoms
when hope is jacund and contentmcnt cheers.
shake from your feet the dust, with wholesome
scnrning,
Against the ugly neer-to-bc undone!
From out tho cloudy darkness, ike the morning,
With glowing brow, go forth into the sun.
And to the duty nearest, most defiant,
With stcadfaEt courage, Ly your shouldered
strength
And conqucring more than cities, like giant,
Arise the master Of yourself at length.
Prophetic hopes shall lead you to new pleasures,
Along the leading pathway Of the pillow,
10 yellow haryests and 70 orchard tire asuros,
The fruit Of action In the Golden Now.
An 4 when the tranquil evening crowns your labor
with shcaycs, and fruits, aud welcome household
songs,
at peace with Heaven, your conscience, and your
ueiRhbor,
Resign your rrayerful heart where it belongs.
ROME, November, /. 1875.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

WEDNESDAY, December 20-SESATE.
"A bill appropriating quarter of a million Of
dollars for the Geneva Commission and sixty
thousand dollars for the Mixed Commission
expenses at Washington, was passed. Anum-
her Of measures were introduced, among them
a resolution from Garrett Davis, Of Kentucky,
directing the Investigating and ketrenclmcn'
Committee to report concerning the fresl-
dents interests ia public contracts, the ap-
Monument of his relatives TO office, and also as
TO tho appointment Of those who have made
him presents. Senator Fenton introduced a
bill for the reorganization OF the customs ser
vice The House general amnesty bill was then
taken up and debated, after which the Senate
went into executive session
WEDNESDAY, December 2..-HoUsE--
The Select Committee Of the Civil Service were
instructed to inquire into the expediency Of
providing for the election Of postmasters by
the people. The post foute bill passed Mr.
Gallegos delegate from New Mexico, was
sworn in. The discussion of Mr.. Hoars labor
bill was resumed and became very animated.
The bin was passed, with amendments, by
vote of 1874 yeas and 36 nays. Adjourned,
THURSDAY, December 21.- SENATE. -
Mr.. Sumner introduced his one-term amend
ment to the constitution, and called attention
TO the fact that the amendment was not to go
into effect until March 4, 1873, therefore
it would not interfere with the preference of
Senators for any particular candidate next
year Mr. Sumner also offered resolution,
which was adopted, directing the Committee
on Retrenchment to inquire into the lease OF
SANTANA Bay by the United States. The House
General Amnesty bill was taken up, and an
amendment, offered by Mr.. Morton, providing
that the act should not be construed so "a to
validate the election of anybody to an Office
under the United States government who was
at the time of his election ineligible by law
adopted Mr.. Sumner again offered his sup
Elementary civil rights bill, which created
some discussion. but without acting on the bill
the Senate adjourned.
THURSDAY, December 2l.-HoUsE.
Thursday was a field day in the House, no bust
moss being transacted.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

Four Evils. Whoever habitually uses
any alcoholic preparations as an "appe-
tier, will be likely to suffer from four
evils, viz: an overplus of food in the
stomach, impaired ability to digest it,
the pangs Of dyspepsia, and doctors
bill. Dr. WALKERS VEGETABLE VINEGAR
BITTEHs, the great Teetotal Restorative
of the age without oyer-stimulating
the palate or irritating the stomach,
imparts hsalthful appetite, promotes
digestion, regulates the liver and bow
els, purifiesthe blood, and thus, instead
of entailing four evils, confers four in
estimable benefits. COM
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

Mr.. BRYANT, of the New York Even
ing Post, hfs Git is alleged hung up a
catalogue OF words that neither editor
nor reporter is allowed to use. Among
these inter,icted words are bogus,
authoress, .)oetess, collided, debut,
donate, donation, loafer, located, ova-
ton, predicate, progression, pants,
rowdies, rouShs, secesh, osculate (for
kiss, indors, for approve), lady (for
wife), bagginy for captUring), realized
for obtalned.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04
Extending Her Area.

Circumstances altar cases. Great
Britain has taken formal possession of
the diamond country in South Africa,
which it had twice before rejected.
Now, however, that the country fond
to be q mine of precious stones, tie
British government has discovere,
that the British diggers need protecA
ton agaigst the eucroachment of the
Beers. With this view, magistrate
has assumed legal control over whites
and natives, the Quivgas have been
recognized as subjects of the Queen,
and the Beers have, in the most gentle
manner, been ordered back within their
territories.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04
L.ntnaIism Thirty Years ago.

At a recent meeting of the Boston
press the following good story was re-
lated 10y member il illustration Of the
journalism OF thiltr years ago. Mr..
Stoclwell, OF the Be tom Journal, said
that when he was the only reporter of
that paper he once asked the editor
whether it would no be well torun out
to Brighton and make brief report of
one OF Daniel Webs.er's speeches, and
that the editor pushed his spectacles
from his eyes and decided: well no
L guess not, somebody viii send us in
something about j, in two or three
days.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

MANY perstns suffer with sick head
che and nerves. headache, usually induced
costiyeness, Indigestion, &c. Such persons
will find relief not cure, by keeping the bow
els open with snail doses of Parsons PorgG-
tice Pills.
HAVE you inlammatory sore throat, stiff
joints, or lamerss from any cause whatever?
Have you rheumatic or other pains in any part
of the body / so, use JOlt,lSo,aS An0dy1le
Imminent. Oneword for it, it is the best pain
killer in this country. COM.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

CHAPpED HANDs, face, rough skin,
pimples, ringyorm, salt-rheum, and
other cutaneols affections, cured, and
the skin made soft and smooth, by using
the JUMPER lar Soar, made by CAS-
WE'LL, HAZARD & Co, New York. 1t is
more convenient and easily applied than
other remedies avoiding the trouble of
Lhe greasy conpOnnds nOwin use. Com
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

SuCIpE COMMITTED AS the result of
am inactive state q, liver and stomach,
producing headache, obtuse intellect,
dizziness, despon ieucy. demeutia, and
dnuiy insanity, $ no uncommon oc-
currence. All these disagreeable symp-
toms and bad tet .ings are most certain
~ dispelled 10y the use of DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery 1t revival
ICES and builds up the whole system,
\ little book en- Chrome Diseases sent
free. Address r. " Pierce, NJ D.,
Buffalo n Y. Golden Medical pis
eoyery sall by IL druggists ST
AZ EuzGsbman, who WIS the richest
man III Florence. recently died ia that
city, He leg SIS poo. man there
Eftv years a au4 oy working the
U.l copper mines became Immense
isl rca l.e died ia .aa historic Nl..I9
Garega.a nta Lorenzo, she Naanl
Scent I'D the G.aieis Ar he'd als last
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

Liberal and 'quitblein an its trans
actions. The Mutual Life @ Chicago is
not exceljed b. any company in the
country. Com
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

ASYLUM for tee legitimate school--a
'etired Hamlet JRd,Y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

READY FOR CUSTOMERS. H. w. &
j. NJ Wetherel lave located, since the fire,
at 800 Wabash Avenue. Chicago, and can now
furnish their customers new and complete
tocA Of Millinery Goods Com.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

WORDS to thu WAys-Answers to con-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-04

The best md the cheapest-the
famous Haiford Ilble Sauce
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-22
MQmdbli9e &ntfrdfti9un9.

R-aniteiten, bic f&neQ N euu RrtRs fabren, fub nt&t BE
~ein3isen, bic man ~ flr6ten bar. Der aDurm uus bic 8dul.
uts fdGt ben Baum nt&t 70 fAueu re tr Bits; TOD 3erab
rn fe TIN. rem tbxeu n'at Gtnta1t setbau nitro, clients &c.
pi6. Gbenfp. uenn aud nidt 70 faneQ t5tteub, pte eelbes
5,eber. ,apft &rouifae @dud&e f&le6lt& bic 2~etensiafte
@enfr as, rie iebe ionaise Rrantbest. menn infm Sdwdder.
r.reen ntdt tur& ein trdfttseutes5 eilmtttelg inbaIt sef&ttbt.
Der Nnt,id fratsettiser ptnfdatstett ii etpas uuausRrs&li&
petrabtnbes. 6&wd&e, Hldde. Nasrteit, Rteeersef&la-
seubtit unb abneteune eseen isslt&t Nnerer saus anb t1se
aer5tult@eu Nuseiaea; bteeu fuute man prompt NIT @tdr.
eunssmt:t.ln entseesntreeu. Das bette Rrdfttsunss. NIB
aufteit.tunesmitt.l las In fuI&en 8datn ausepeutet un'
ben tam. If @ofetter's Masenbitteres. Der atmult-
reub, 5nuptbeaanptbetl btsfes 5eilmittels erpedt auf Reuts
bic frabere Guerste Misrepresentation. NIB biz trdiaeenben
usb reaelub.n &isenf&aft.n teRtIben ~serlettea ben sttb.r tn
mtrtanfdt ssftstta 2ebsastrdfteu dusa ,autaltezbsa NIB
bdlfameu Sn pulls. Der mauseube Appettt aeut f4 ptesr
er, bic Berhauuus uub Blutthbaas rtrb ttf&leuatst, bic
aslfae!uns br e6tte uirp wteber uatarsemds, aab nit t.
hem Organ, bas ,ar t~rudtrars bes:: 4Srpes beitrdet, sett ex
bdIfamer aDe&fL spr. Auf ttse Detie strs bic Reutr dft-
.auna br aSrperepnat'utsn bevtra, uAb teren0 suabbttt unt
stdrte steb.rssrseaeut. 81 ientr elaft ssa &r4atpttten II
Sic bdl{ame Ntrtune ts Bitteren teaeit&e unb aufdl.
Itser als bt btnea. bern Giaentbamlt3tttt II g. petrg Rahte'
MI mi NeySenfnut&e btaebt. Dauttn. BIZ ssn fsl4e1 3D.
tea aeplaat Hut. faben tn tteIen 6~efunbtReH alert tdeRun6S'
uub 5eilmfHeI boS eefatrletRt uub H&erae Gsleihteru19Se
GRsbiiame1t. DaHtlbt teFtt BE Kraft Inn lDttbefpereedea
1np iR bs& maattsS, S@Abtn A1srrt&ten. DaRtA Nft4t
10 tas eiaatmIat0e 3tasn't ssss Isa,easts M. H.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-22
Die @rnue, tbre Tlsden nno
@9r den.

Doe aud bic Come {bre G|sdsn bat,
pReet man oft eenuQ ols 9rcftz uno Gnt>
i&ulpieun9a9runo fir bic allen 9rot<
i6sn onbaftsnccn 6ebler uno Mdn9el
.o~nSuflbren. Mon that tie6 i@on 3u
ether 3,it, no man fiber Die Natur jener
@onnenFsdsn wenio ober oar ni@t6
mubte. Omar bat man fe 1don lan9e
NIT auHouenren fltmatilden @rl9etnun>
een auf un1erer @rpe In 8srbinpune oez
.traat. Nber erit In Golae Der &ielen<
fortl&ritte, rrel@e Die uralte @i0enlaaft
Der Maroncmte aerabe in un1ern Ga8en
MAIDEN 1oIts. mar IS m5alt@, ptdt nur
pom ben &i1en in Der l1mbduun9 ee6
SonnentSrper6 (@bromuipbdre uno Ybo>
tufpbdre) cine eenaue Beidreibuns 3u
:eeben. ~ionoern auber ptelsn Gleden aud
:pas, &pas man Tadeln nennt, unit enolid
aud bic loeenannten @onnen, protube>
ransen In ibrem etsentliden @eien rt&>
tis 3u erfennen. @aren nun
.@don BE GonnenReden NIT ibren pabrs
'iaetnltden Gol9ea far unieren planeten
,temlth unbeimli9er Natur, 10 muNen
fe to@ jsbt ale barmlOs betradtet per>
ben I'm 8erelei@ NIT Ter eoloFalen Ser
f5runostratt rie pFenbar BEN protube>
ransen innemobnt. So murpe in Golee
elmer neuerpinos an9eteQten o%fronomtz
unterludune e~efunren, oaB etne ungcs
beure protuberan3, wel&e, Dant ben
,punterbaren 6llfamitte!u unicrer mo-
pernen @l0enIdaft als aus WaNtrfcf
aa8 beftebeno erfldrt meroen fonnte, NIT
u%neebeurer Sdneuiafeit am Sonnenfbr>
per BIG 3u elmer 66be Don 5000 MsilsT'
aber bic 2iatlpbdre enporitiee. Cine
talbe Stunce ipdter wuroe BE 9onse
Ma6e tur@ ireenc etnen untemerftaren,
ppt, urten erfoleten @tcb in lauter fleine
GeBen 3erri1en, uno 10 Minuten fpdtet
mar BE @ennenadde BIG III elmer 56be
Don. 10000 Meilen NIT ielden Htesenoen
Stfden ansefin1t. Sn Elm pe(tommenee
Niats fnten bic Grupttpnen auf unie>
ret &rbe bieler 8epalti9en Grideinuna
seeenlber surdd. Cine Grdse aber IL
es, ob nidt unlere Ntmpsipbdre ron ptez
fem pbdnomen berdbrt &porren IT. Sc
If cine ldnaf befannte Ebatia&s ba6
}elbR Elm @onnenFedert Dot1 mebr ale
sen5bnltder ausbtbnung bfe MaSnet
mabel tn ben Sbitrpatcrie1 III erreselt III
|Staube III. So fbnntf letdt m69li9 fem
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-22

Fpob oas un9ep6bnlid bdufse auftr.ten.
Der lmuenettf&en Crime, Die mir a0ee,
mein unter benz Namen vslurcra ; orea<
liz" be3ei&nen, btelsn ee1paltioen rlu,<
wdl3unoen auf Der Sonne 3u3uf&rdben
Inp. Dte nMurora Borealts" IL
70 tnni9 nit Dem @agnetism mus Der @rbe
une bes 6tmmels Yertpanpt ba6 eas
Centrum ber &rone pe6 Norolf@teS fetS
in BEN puntte res 6tmmels fl9 pprfn>
let, tpel&er Der @erldnaerun8 elmer frei
l@webtnben Maenetnapel entfpri@t.
8et elmer iol&en eneen Be3febune ;tpi=
f&en BEN maenettSmus Der Grpt, ces
6tmuels uno Der Come leltft {@eint es
fat unmtalt& 3u 1ttn, oab etue 70 unse>
tture @pnpulfon auf Der lebteren% fattz
fnbea t6nne, pbne bic erftere su berabren.
aber bas 1T nod LANCE rt@t Mues.
Der Gnfe19e &onret tpiro i'm nddNeu
Sanuar feline @cnnenndbe errettt boben
aber nur pen.,Afrenomen intere0ant lein,
oa Fl BEN nt@t nit Teleeeopen beoobtsn
8olfe upf9tbar bletbt. Der &pmet bat
cine febr furje 2aufbabn ; nur 81 Sabr
brau&t er, UNI bieielbe surldsuleaen.
@eine eertn9fte Gntfernuns pom Der
Sonne betrdet 80 MiQtonen Meilen, UNI
sefdbr pic Gntfernune Mercurs bon Der
Sonne. Son belonperem Sntere6e TT
IT, neil it@ feline @9neuietett in ben leg
ten adt,ebn Sabren UNI rrei Sage Der
mtnpert bat, etn Gactum, wsl9e6 ais CT
bette 8emets an9eleben Miro. pab Der
vMetber" i'm Weltau i'm 6.anpe III, auf
oie Sewe9un9 Der 6immel6fStper bin
oernp %etnSuwtrfen. eltnoerfdnblt4
muB bteier @ioerfant taufenoe pom Sab
rem an un ierer @rce arbetten, ebe er ben
Grfol9 wie BET benz Gnts'l9sn &ometen
In etnem Sabre e~r3telt; pas &elultat
aber 1T uno bleibt, oob &rpe> planeten
rno &cmeten liter fur; oper lang gals
fiber &ppf In rie Come ~ftir3en.
Sn wie niel Miuienen Sabren bi 8
8eid:ben miro, 1T flr uns, iomie fir un<
lere Sinner unp &%tnpeettrper aQercinos
3iemli@ sleidadltis.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-22
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IN rebu3irten sfaten.
Sattbar BET alien 9pRlnntern Ia
Dtutf@lanb,
2urembur4,
ben RteberlanbeA,
D6nemarf,
Nprme9en unt
S@mebe1.
@tQiu6 Brp's Y. Dunbar,
nesoee ~ NprbbeatfAeu 2lssb fir bsn ppfanptt'
0teS-0ertebr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-22

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Deut{de Bant
Dalins grp's h 3nnbar,
Np. 1873 brittle @trabe,
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Gurppdt}@e9 n. tnldnpHaes
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1ei ms sepuntrte Seller aeben ~ieser,stt stae ssrne.
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t!s22e9asss ssst p 2; .snt n, as ,stfsats getaft' 'sa"s'
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Raoes sss ansere Der. Staten esxts &aufen anh
s1essfss vtr snn saaaMtsasa mss.tgrttft.
@plp unb Stber.
aesn>e sns etubetmtf&s @aaaen t5nsen ,nn st@ftn
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Bt4tuS Brp'S \. Dunbar.
D{e @tnttebun8 BON &rbl4aften
9ssss es:ss:' ass Ter Ser. st.:tsa st*s s*'as'
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Bte 8trpaltun8 BON gruneeteentbuu1
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:antosos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; eeenf' BITE
Btlteun8 Don @apttalten
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-06
SPECIAL H0TICE.1

Plain Words for sac PeOpIe.-Wbeu
/ broken down in health, str ensth and spiritE
1t Is not necessary that We should ssk amed'
Ical man whether an invigorant is neces'
ssry. Common sense tells us that It is. The
ytgcrsnt shall be. a tar6ard tonic and re-
storative, which hiss besn many years before
| the public, and in which millions Of the In
telligent classes EepOss the fullest faith,
seems, In q case like this, 70 present the
| strongest claims to the confidence Of the
prudent invalid. Hostettsr's Stomach Bit
| tsrs may be truly said 70 possess these high
recommendations. Its triumphant progress
during q period Of twenty years, Its present
popularity, and the uniform success which
attends its use In Indigestion, nervous de-
bIity, hillary complaints, fever and sgue,
and all ailments which dspress the phyAi-
csl Hystsm and ensrvate the mind, entitle II
to ths rsnk OF 3 standard national specific.
1t is regarded in that light by the community
at large, q hundreds OF thousands OF both
sexes resort to it st tais season Is q prevent
i've of tbs numerous and hRrrsEsing clRSs OF
diseases which take thsIr rIEe from the mlss.
matte winds and vspors OF spring. 1t is q
stimulant, q tonic, an Alternative and 8 mild
apsrisnt-four essential restor2tives and pro-
teotiVe elements OF the mateTIs msdica-
united In 2 single agreeable preparation.
Every Ingredient is vegetable of the finest
quality, and absolutely pure. Hostetteris
Bitters is better known, held in greater es.
TEEN, and a larger sale than ny
other proprietary medicine manufactured
in this country or imported from abroad.