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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
On and after WEDNESDAY. Octnb.r 18Th 1s-,
passenger ear will be attached tr the ire;,h, j,
tram leaving fhiladelrh,a at 800 p. m. Tor VII
The train will stop at Stations ,s t,Ilous ub.n
s'.nallrd Gray Ferry. 9.12 D. M, Iazarr,,s . n
I'm hester. y.tl D IN: Lamskir. 3 Is D. IN; hur1
y. u; Eliersie, W; Is D. M arrive linn mnvton 10 ~
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29

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MEsf PllLADELIlIiA'
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Pao.l Accommodate t.uty. cArelt Su,Jo, f.,
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Hla-nr9 Express daily. ,S,ert sunday, 7#Oo m
E"rh ilaHcn and EiuIra ENp'rss dniiy, rtcc,i
Sunday. $40 Il. IN. '' N'e''
Mao daiiS. tNcs.i Suuday...... .noo
fa,t l hine Ani tric tNr.dui> * >unuayl- r.ui'
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fhesbnrs Irar' dlb. ,>cerr .,undat. 80 :, N.
Snuthern EHnr.s. ,i,'I, aiI,N .'', 80 IN.
taclhn tNbress imls ii1 :, IN" NJ
Paoll sunday Irains'%, % a. IN. y Mrm
cGthclhilh'l ENr only 10 llarIistuIp on Suuyd.y
Ere Err Maii sa lfda, niehi runs onl, To- WIlamsp3rt
dam nHs., Airts I'm leaving l"'0 p IN
h,s Van .Aee.I suhh9y ,tieke must b. procured ami
"'s -ass "e,,s,.e1 a. - Mnrket 10y 500 p.m.
Express tor New York II. : lt5.u,, II ~,
:, l2,e SO. 80 asd SO y m !.r.d I.:onishMi W. anu
hH.rsss Tam 'or Long Bench 7i5 a. 'S m. and
hu'ella,t Train for New York, Ilurm
s"al s" irain' Tor bristol. = - and 10 ,Uan.
Nay iraln tor lom.shurs and in.tlet,p, isl 5oo nm
~" - In ,uhdas Trans. ~ N. !, p r and
- IN ltrin connects at Tren on for Lambert.
hENslNGioN DEPOT.
iioimesburg bu>tetun. Goa M. r. ;u,-,s
Way Tram tor New Bru swick -, ~ = u, ,n'
fArress Trans tor lrent"n. % In ana 30 a, ~,
Way rms for Trenton. to.tc III. ~. 5.uo and
zoe J. m. ~ wv anu
Way Tam for BRISTOL. Of. . f,o,=
foK BkLN lEEtt pIA lsI,N '''
Exrress t.r irenten. Lamt.ru ie. Easton, Scran
Way ! ram 10 Lau b,Jt,iIl, { p,,,;,, =. "a
ton, Nc. iVu IN. $1,000 " H. ''i an
Accom-. tor Beldidere and Pep,iny.o,
-, A".boy nis..ian. on
,nccoMh'da Tor N,w ltik VIA Auh,y foo,,
m
noon aud W, so aGa u ,a 1, N 49, =
toe.hlineaatio. ior New ork ia Perth Ambnv
2W nm. " 80" 81 'no".
,arcomm for New York via Jersey City. .oru
way IRAN Tor Iurliug ton ;, =, :, -.
whs rams ior hord.hfown. s,Uuud II "A, n n
Esp i,aiht ior ilishtstYvh. ~ II IN u, d $50 i, N,
tTfe's IT ms tof Z, nbtff.n Lang Branch ana
- Sonthern ana 1uckerton Railroads 80, -
W. VA. Trans tor Mt Holly. Loo $50 and II 80 u II,
orr 49, - no. ''oo hi"
sIeeiins Car iick, Is for the West can h. bad ~,
apri'raioh ~ Inc ickst Uttce. H Chestnut ,tr.,f
ann ~ ihe Depot, Thirty stcoua au Market SIS
agents "i me mon transfer company viii r,l
or hi,h itilNei baggage at the l,.r.ts 0riefs vii
receive Prompt attt ntl"n. aud Ea,roal lime caru
can also be ~hla'ned at the following
rI,UL,r ,ru,ore 20. 20 I hestnut street,
NJ Va 40 s.S htstuut street
and =, III. No. il6 Market street,
""' AT 'ne 'cto',, anu err. named ahuve
A. >. CAsSATT. General Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29
,hs New York Sun Of We dnesday.
''' A W;fe-Beator's Sentence.

4, srrrN JuDoE DEALING OUT JUSTICE TO A
nD,r,s vHo BEArs HIS PooR HUNP-BAcKxD
WIFE.
r,,,., MnIcr! WIN. Masjerl again shouted
,,,ark Johnson in tho Court Of Special Sessions
Yesterday.
..o.i at tho bar Just ono week before, stspped
ssssmbllnply from tho prisoners pen. His face
"a, uushaven. and his lips quivered ~ he looked
49,, his JudpoS He twirled his hat in ner-
sr .pus manner in his hand, and before word was
',,oken the tears hogan to start from his eyes.
But one week before the Court, moved by tho
...,s ~ his abused wife, had suspended sentence
n this cowardly brute. and restored him to liber.
!. Now he again stood st the bar accused Of tho
SSme crime, cruelty beating and abusing hunch-
back wife.
Cha hoped to save him by refusing to prosecute.
The prisouer's counsel said:
"rhe prisoners wife refuses to appear against
him. and am commissioned TO say to the Court
That if they will suspend sentence this time the
family will leave the city"
The Judge fixed his eye upon the prisoner. and
"Why. that brute will kill his wife before she
ran get out Of the city. It's only last week that
bis family were crying and pleading here f,r
him."
" to his lawyer.
Counsel w Ill your nohors give theni twenty
tour hours to leave the the cltyr
The Judge-Not twenty.four minutes. The
Court will sentence this on ihe old charge il
bis wife refuses to press this one. (Tothe prison.
or who was tw'rllng his hat furiously and crying
like big baby Nader, we cant listen to any
sppeals Of counsel III your behalf You are
brute. You have abused the clemency of this
Court Ia smiley Last week you were all penl-
t.ncs and tears (smffle) The sentence OF the
Court is that you be confined in the penitentiary
three mouths
NADER fairly beloved. and was forced out be-
tween two policemen. As the county chariot
drove from the court yard the groans Of the cow
ard could be heard above the curses and imprecs-
tons Of the depraved wretches who were confined
with him.
Aud there at the gate stood his poor deformsi
wife, looking sadly at the wagon. She did not
move till it passed out OF sight. Then, with a
heavy sigh, she turned and went down Centre
street, to a desolats. but probably safer home.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29

|Y,rL H. successor Of Judge Barnard, of New
Ia :, asepesed ) BY impeachment, Gamma. be cho-
A.unsr;s we ensuing general election, the vacancy
|o,mrs.s within less than three months of ia
|polptmss.' Il will therefore be filled BY ap-
~ snS s ~ and md the new judge will hold until
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29
PENNSY Y LVANIA RAIIkOAu
HsM HEs ;i-.:;; ,;;;--..;s:::. szs;szss ;szszss..
.> a,p.lTth ,,>u,y r,,,

~ aND ttItk SuNDaY, ,LCiY ~ lA,,
mEsf fLlLADtiIl liiA'
iI'," ien'e 'eiot. thirty second anu Marx ct 81
lrdlhs hrflVchf Depot, thirty trst tnun Mail a., :.
vain JJoc N.s,,,,... .'"i hot -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29
DELA " AXE kAILKOaD LINE
SUMMfR ARRANGEMENT.

On ana alter MONDAY, July 9gth,
'x&els'2. tSunlays excerted.) Trains " III
% tull
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29

in the market. .ceeiher with :. full line of Feed
Rye Flour. Corn Meal, &c. re-. are now prepared
TO sell TO bakers storek eepers nnd private fn miles
by the Load. Barrel or Pound at raies
cheaper Mon cdn be bought IN The city.
Parties will find il to their advantage to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Goods delivered to any part of the city free OF
charge. }. BARKLEY,
jyl1-dly Secretary of Ui rectnra.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
What Dyspepsia May End In.

Indigestion Is not dangerous, say the faculty.
Perhaps not in itself, while it remains mere in
digestion; but look at the consequences to
which it may lead, and often does lead when it
becomes n ehrouic disease. a spark Of fire is a
small thing. a pressure Of the foot will put it
out, a breath will e%xtinguish it. Yet It may
fire a powder mill, Or kindIe n fame that will
consume n city. In. like manner indigestion
may produce s~astritis, cancer Of the stomach,
congestion Of the bowels, apoplexy, liver dis
ease, and many other dangerous maladies. Is
il not wise. then, to ehcck it in the germ?-
Nothing il more clearly and individually eytab-
iIsbcd than that tfostefeT's Stomach BitteTg viii
eradicate dyspepsia' in all its { ges. The true
20 icy. however, Is to extinguish it in the first
stages with this Wholesome, powerful, and JpfsI-
1ible tDIic and Alternative. 1t il easier to auench
Il spark than n fame, and IL IL easier TO cure
dyspcpsia when j: il first developed, than when
IL bas made heaIwny by neglect, and became
complicated with other ailments. There IL not
the shadow Of a doubt that the bifters are az
directly antagonistic TO dyspepsia as water il to
fire. There are thousands of eases On record
p~ro7iug this fact. Tie remedy il safe and
agreeable. All the liquors Of commerce IRE.
scribed a. stinulants leave a sfiDg behind. But
The sting IL taken out 81 The spiTituous basis Of
this great remedy by vegetable medication, and,
moreover, the g;img!ant thus indicated il Of
exceptional purity OF all ionicz taken az
safegnards or remefieg for fever and ague, BIZ
i"us reniiteHis, and other epidemies, il is the
only one taai can uniformly be depended on.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-29

PoLE-Following were the nomi-
nations made by the Democracy of
Polk county last Saturday: State
Senator, II. j. Grant; Representatives,
Il. Glow, Isaac Lewis, r. w. White;
Clerk, d. j. Holmes; Sheriff, S. r.
Burch; Treasurer, II. M. May; School
Superintendent, i. Vineyard; Asses
sor, NJ. Lyon; Coroner, DR.. Sites
Delegates to State Convention-Thos.
Richmond, II. n. V. Holmes, J. w.
Nesmith, J. T.. Y. Butler, Z. McDan-
iel, DF. Jeffries and j. +. Burch.-
The delegates 10 State Convention
were instructed to vote for Benz.
Hayden for Congress.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-29

Jesse V. Boone, the proprietor of
Boone's ferry, on the Willamette
above Oregon City, was shot and
instantly killed by Jacob Engle, last
Monday. The killing is said to have
been done without provocation and
has greatly incensed that neighbor-
hood. Mr.. Boone leaves a wife and
6 children. Engle is in custody at
Oregon City.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-29

DIseUsTED-We already hear of
several prominent temperance Repub-
licans IA this county who are Disguised
with the proceedings of their late
State Convention. They affirm that
it is an insult to the Temperance peo-
pie of their party to adopt a pretend
ed temperance platform and place
upon itsuch a nan as 10. Wilson,
man whose sympathies, instincts. affil-
iations and practices are wholly with
the whisky clement. That dodge was
too thin, and won't go down with the
people.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-29

AK unfortunate wight was fined S.
the other day, by some Dogberry in
Washington, for damning the Presi-
dent. An exchange says that if every
man who adanns the President" has
to pay IS. Mr. Boutwell, can pay off
the public debt in a month with the
evenu thus raised. It is a luxury OF
which it may be said, Everybody
takes it; the eh1dren cry after itI!n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-29

A RADICAL paper. Disguised with
the Liberal Republican movement. de-
clares that the proportion of traitors
in the Republican ranks is about the
same as the Apostles, about one in
twelve The Washington Patriot
thinks if these figures be correct
Grants defeat is certain, for it will
need much less than a detection of one
twelfth of the Radical vote to elect
the Democratic candidate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-29

Mrs. Floss, of Volcano CAL, is a
very successful huntress. The other
day she went to the woods with her
gun, shot a deer and carried it in on
her shoulders. We would suppose
her to be about ..half q Hoss and
half an alligator"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-29

DISPATCHES of last Tuesday state
that in the House of Representatives,
Congressman Sheer, of Pennsylvania,
Offered a resolution calling on the Sec
rotary of State tor a statement of
amounts paid newspapers for publish
ing laws of the United States, which
resolution was adopted. If that mat
ter is investigated closely we imagine
that some of our Oregon Radical pa
papers will be effectually mtzzled on
their bowls about the q Iitigant swim
die" The 4hogging'' in the pnblica-
ton of these Z. S. laws completely
throws in the shade any other matter
of public printing of which we have
any knowledge.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-29
LINN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Representatives,. II. cRANoR,
JOHN I. CROOKS. r. b WILLoUGHBY,
JAS. BLAkELEY, HARVEY SHELTON.
County Judgc-E. N. TANDY.
Conmiasioncrs-wM. CYRUS, J. II.
WASHBuRN.
Clerk. II. HACKLEMAN.
ShcriH-ALLEN PARKER.
Treasurer-JAS. SHIELDS.
School Superintendent. J. SITES.
Assessor. J. THoRP.
Surveyor-Il. J. c AVERILL.
Coroner-B W. CUNDIFF. >
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-29

CHANGE OF FERH.

yENHE FIRM OF GERST, MYERS & CO..
IL Harrisburg, Oregon, has this day been
changed, Mr.. A. Anspscher, of San Francisco,
buying the interest of Henry Myers
The business will be continued by G.. Cert
and Samuel May. of Harrisburg, and A. Ans
paeher. Of San Francisco. under the frm name
of Gerst. May 4 Co. All liabilities Of Gerst.
Myers d Co. will be settiei. and all debts duo
the late firm will be collected by Gerst, May i
Co. q. GERST,
$. MAY.
A. ANSPACHER,
HENRY MYERS.
March 90, 1872. ns3w4.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-29
WILLIAM DAVIDSON, !,
ESTATE DEALER
Office no. O. Trout Street,

PORTLAND, oREGoS.
REAL ESTATE in this CITY and EAST
in the most desirable localities.
consulting 1t LOTS, HALF BLOCKS aud
BLOCKS HOUSE, and STORES; also,
IMPROVED FARMS. and valuable un-
cultivated LANDS, located in L parts Of the
STATE for SALE.
REAL ESTATE and otaer Property pur-
chassd for Correspondents. 10 this CITY and
throughout the STATES AMI TERRITORIES,
vita great care aEl On tie Eaost ADYANTA-
GEDUS TERMS.
HOUSES and STORES LEASED.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. ana CLAIMS OF ALI,
DESCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY COLLECTED.
Aud q General FINANCIAL and AGENCY
BUSINESS transacted.
AGENTS efthis OFFICE in all the CIT
les and TOWNS ia the STATE. will receive
descriptions ofFARM PROPERTY and forward
the same to iEe anove address v6na5tf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-29
A BUNDLE OF INCONSISTENCIES.

We last week gave to our readers
the ticket nominated by the Radical
State Convention. The platform will
be found on u first page to-day, aud
We trust it will be perused carefully
by the voters of Oregon. For inco-
herency it beats Geo. Francis Trains
lectures; for misapplieation of words
it elcipses Mrs. ~Partingtonss neon
gruouS utterances, and for inconsist-
ency it has no equal in the annals of
political literary bash. With a little
dressing up it would make a tirst-class
leader in Josh Billings "Almanax,n or
furnish-an excellent substitute for one
of Artemus Wards lectures on the
rBabes in the Woods" with all allu-
sion to the Babes" left out.
The platform declares Grant a big
thing and the Constitution which its
leaders have denounced rs "a covenant
with the devil" it promises to stand by.
1t declares in favor of civil service re-
form and applauds an administration
made up of a greater army of thieves
and vandals than ever disgraced the
pages of ancient or modern history
1t grows sweet on the Union soldier
T84le it pats caressingly on the backs
those who are daily robb1ng the
pension fund and increasing the taxes
on the widows and orphans of those
who fell in batAe-Itfavors the Dem
ocratic doctrine of amnesty to the
Southern people and endorses an adj
ministration which fails to pass a law
to that effect. 1t resolutes n be-
half of the defunct p. T. Company
and doesn't want the Willamette
Locks built for fear Holladay NAYS
have legitimate opposition to his trans
P%ortation monopoly whereby the peo-
pie of the Willamette Valley are beng
yearly bled to the tune of many thou
sands of dollars. 1t denouuces what
it is pleased to term the extravaganza
of our late Legislature, and endorses
the most dishonest, corrupt and ex-
travagant Administration of which
the world has any knowledge. 1t de-
mands the repeal OF the litigant act,
which allows only legitimate pay for
necessary labor, while it beslobbers
with fulsome adulations a Government
which permits the most fragrant rob
berry in the publication OF United
States laws. 1t declares in favor of
Temperance and is surmounted by a
whisky-guzzler whose instincts and
habits are the most glaring caricature
upon a platform which advocates
temperance and sobriety. In fact il
is q string of meaningless verbiage
from first 10 last, and is so g!aring in
its inconsistencies as to merit the con-
tempt and derision OF all intelligent
people If the trainers of this plat
form had received the benefit of those
common schools in favor of which
they SO vehemently "resolute," the
public would have deem spared the
infection of the worst specimen of
modern political literature on record.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-29
Following is a synopsis OF the plat.

Following is a synopsis OF the plat
form of the German Independent
Republicans of San Francisco: The
n term system for President of the
United States; election by the people
of the United States Senators; reser-
walton of public lands to actual set
tiers; revision of the Civil Service, de-
handing of the Civil Service officers
s~tricter guarantees and Furnishing de-
faultinc officers in addition to the
existing punishments with loss of
citizenship forever; in treaties withtor-
eign powers, to pay attention not
solely to commerce, but also the in
~terests of the population; in relation
to the Chinese treaties, and to amelio-
rate the condition OF the laboring
classes by harlnonizing legally the re-
lation between employerand employe;
granting a general amnesty; enact a
law providing for pledging under
oath, before the proper Judge, every
elected officer on the platform upon
which he was elected, and to punish
~recreants for perjury; to deny all sub
sides solicited hereafter; to abolish
protective tariffs; imposing customs
simply for raising revenue.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-29
sEIECrSCH0OE

MEIss SELMA NEWMAN DESIRES TO
announce that she will open a day school
on the LIST of April, in the building now oceu-
pied By Miss Elkins, and very respectfully so-
licits the patronage Of the public.
Albany, March 13. 1872. n3fw2.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-29
NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned was duly appointed, by the
County Court of Linn county, Oregon, Admin
istrater of the the estate of Mary Z. Daniels,
deceased, on the 18th day of March, 1872. All
persons having claims against said estate will
present the game, duly verified according to law,
to the undersigned ut his residence in Albany.
in said Linn county, within six months from
the date of this notice. TH0S. DANIELS,
Administrator.
Dated March is. 1872. n32w4.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-29
sHEDU.5.
i. T.
DEALER

sHkDD3.
i. WHEELER,
DEALER
IN General Merchandise. A large stock Of all
kind1 now IN store and for sale at low rates.
All kinds Of produce bought at highest market
rates.
cash paid for Wheat, Oats, Pork, Butter,
Egg, etc. etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-29
thaPDca Hands and Face.
Sore lips. Erynfss of the Skin,
&c

Cured At once by ~HEGEAAS'S cAMPHoR
ICE WITH GLYCERISE. II keeps the bands
lott IN all weather. Seeh at you get HEGE-
MANS Seldby all Druggists. only % cents.
Manufactured only Icy llEGExAn 4 Co., Chem
lists and Druggists, New York. janI3-7lyI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-29

A.. w. SrANARD, Secretary.
SAN. MAY, Asst Secretary.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-04-26

Van Amburgh & Co, have in many
places found much difficulty in getting accom-
odations for the great number ofmen and hor-
es attached to their establishment, and have
frequently been obliged to pass by towns, for
this reason, which they would otherwise visit
To obviate this the proprietors have fitted up
a camping equlpage, and now stable all their
horses, and board portion of their company.
Their arrangements for this purpose are curl
Gus and very complete. Long tents for the
horses are erected, with canvass feed troughs
running through the middle, conveniences for
hanging up and cleaning harness, etc. Forty
of the grooms sleep in the tents with the
horses, in hammocks slung from pole to pole.
There is a large tent used as dining room,
and another, carpeted with an india rubber
mating and furnished with camp cots, where
a large number Of the men find beds The
tables, camp cots, etc, are all so constructed
that they can be packed away in the least
possible space, and it is surprising to see how
little room they occupy when ready for trans
portation. There is a large wagon used as a
portable kitchen, with a range and all desir.
able conveniences for doing the cooking fol
one hundred people, or double the number in
an emergency. Hay, oats, and provisions are
contracted for by the agents in advance, and
now the company is prepared to run any
where. entirely independent of hotel accom-
mOdations. Van Amburgb s. Co., usually pu
sixty or seventy men-half their company
4 hotels, but if accommodations even for thes
cannot be had, or exhorbitant prices are de
manded, they are prepared TO camp their en-
tire force.
This Mammoth Menagerie exhibits on tn
old Fair Grounds, at this place, on Wednes
day next, in the afternoon and evening.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-04-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The True Grounds of Confidence
Whence comes that frm reliance, that absoIpts
undoubtng faith in the efficacy Of Hostetter,z
Stomach Bitters as a remedy for indigestion. bill
ious disorders, intermittent and remittent fsvsrs
which notoriously prevail in all parts of the Uuitsd
Statesi This confidence has been growing for
twenty years, and it is still extending. It's not
the result OF eredulity; it has not been euRender
by any human device, but it is the spontaneous
and natural consequence of experience. What
people see daily going on under their own evss
they cannot question. When families in unheaItbv
districts that resort to this wholesome vepstsb1a
tonic, as a preventive, escape perlO tical fevarS
and their immediate neighbors, who neVlaet tbj55
pIeeautlOn, are prOstrated by the disease nov - =
possible that the phenomenon should be wifbo1t
aus lessOnl In a lake manner when It Is seen tSst
obstinate cases Of dyspepsia, Of liver complaint 81
constipation, O1 nervous weakness, and OF p.l1svsl
debility, yield to the operation Of the fanoSs T
sdy, how can even lucreoulity itself Withhold itg
endorsement EysWIGnesses OF the of the salptaTv
effects OF the Bitters TO be found in ever, iy
Iized settlement on TINS continent Ths thousa,75s
upon thousands who owe their restoration 70
health and strength, or their preservation from
sickness, to its extraordinary medicinal properties
are enthusiastic In It's praise. The multitudes bo
recommend 1t In nelghboriy way to thier friends
and acquaintance, as well those WIN male
public their estimate Of its virtues are aIvgov1
ready to state their reasons for the faith that is n
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