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ALASKA diamonds and French gilt iewelry fol-
evening wear, new and beautiful style, received
at Priggs jeweiry tore, No. 457 Pennsylvania
avenue, at Ill and G51.
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CITY ITEM
NEW STORE! Low PRIcRsI

UsE Dooleys Yeast Powder and YOU will al
ways have good success in your baking
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REcKPTIoSs.-H. Burns n Co., 9O3 Pennsyl-
wanna aytnEe, have Just received fine selection
OF party shoes.
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BUILDING AssOCIATION-At the fourth
monthly meeting of the Last Washington Build
ing Association last night, a., 800 were sold at al
average premium Of J3T.
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- 49, eeeeeN IN toot oaAmk
NEW STORE, Low PRrcRsl
Uehtiemen, II YOU wish to buy Gents Fur-
nisnlng Goods at low prices, call at Prices
tents Furnishing Depot. 4i3 eth street. be-
tween ID and f.. He has the best 80 W bite
and the best quality for $50.
BOYS come and see the solid silver watches.
warranted for two wears, for So at Princes
Bazaar. 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
COME AND SEE the bargains at Princes Ba-
zaar. III you don't see thar he offers induce
ments don't purchase.
NJ. H. PRINCE has decided till the crst of
March to sell of the various goods he has at
cost, as he anticipates making a change.
PARENTS cali and secure merino underwear
for your boys, at half the usual price at Princes
Bazaar, 1eo6 Pennsylvania avenue.
FoR CoRNs, Bunions, ChillbIain., Ingrowins
Nails &c, visit DIR. Whites roons No kss l5fE
street, opposite Treasury Department Washing
ton; No. ] North Charles street, Baltimore.
THE Moer celebrated and successful I,atrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also,
Shandeliers, Gas Stoves aud Weather Strips az
Hamilton & Pearson's, No. 4, Y. NJ c. A Rnild-
ing, 9Th and ID streets.
l WILL CLEAR out my furs below fret cost: all
other goods at cost. I mean what I advertise.
Come, and you won't be disappointed. Princes
Bazaar, 1905 Penn. avenue.
RoGRR's and other cutlery az great bargains
iOr the next GO days, at Princes Bazaar IeO6
Pennsylvania avenue.
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made TO order by Hempler. near X street
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- NEhp,ST FOR fLAINrIFY IN THE SLANpRR
CAsr--Yesterday the jury In the case Of WIN
Williams and wife against Thos. wasgaman. in
the Criminal Court, for Islander in speaking of
her A. Aseplng house tor improper purposes,
The defendant having taken exceptions tinring
the trial. the case will 60 to the Court in general
term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-09

BOYS come and see the solid silver watches
SnIxhted LOT two wears, for $40, at Princes
Bazaar. 10e6 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-09

COME AND SEE the bargains at Princes b.
zaar. II you don't see that he offers Undue,
ments don't purchase.
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MAGGIE MITCHELL and Manager Savile are
both TO be congratulated on the great success OF
the two-weeks' engagement Of the former at the
National Theatef. Crowded houses every mig ht
Tonight Maggie has q benefit, when she will
appear for the last time a. "Fanchon." She
WILL give "Jane Eyre" for the last time at the
mstnee tomorrow, and for her farewell per-
Savoy"
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Nm. RADWAY,0
9arsapaFillian Res0lven1
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Eesy drv Of the sARsAPARILLIAgRHso
VENT comm unieate. through the Blood, Sweat
e. sGf?a,: III e s. BE-,
sss Mo: TsSs, Nsdss Is "a. Ga. Z: az
chts, Parts 81 ihs system, Sore Eyes, Ar.msross
s,. sss s ~ E.3
Ri.s TssM, Sab Rhfsr., E,ysi,siss, Ae.s, Bleel
womb, esd ali srsaie.iss esd rsistsi discsc,sss
NtsAt Saceats, Loss Of Sps I'm asd all wastss Of a.
Sc.G" q Modsrs cSemsst1r, and pe% saSs t -.
ril prersto ANY pesos ssins e for eith1 Of tAsss
II the patient, daily becoming reduced By tie
wastes and decomposition that Is continually pro-
crossing succeeds In arresting these wastes and re
this The ILL 1 any
dre* secure cure IL certain; for when once this
eeeds n dimnishns the loss q ~sstes Il rsesiIs
win be rapid, and every day the patient vii feel
weight increasing. =
Not only does the sARsAPARrILIAN RRsoLvENf e1
SCI ana
. the only positive cure for
KIDNEY AND BLARDHB COMPLAINTS,
Urinary and womb diseases. Gravel, Dfsbetss
n 81 Ss uss9s
there are brick deposits, e. the yats! q thick
:ss,or shrs.d. me .hits :iIl, @ there morbid
ton When passing vassr, and Dain d t. snal o.
the Dack ana along the Loins.
DD. RADWAY'O
Rerfe09 RuFgat1ve Fills,
vegsssels tastsless, elegantly coated WIN swes On
fa6Way Pills, Tor Is cure Of I'll ai.crdsrs Of the
9tomacA. Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nsryou
Dseeses, Headschs, OC1stipation, Oestiyenes! Ind
S.: Ry.IsHsss, S,!iSu;ss;s::, sii n lever,
nenss q ses asssPA 49,: Msrrssssd 2 s1ss,
1srcary, ninssals. Or dslstsr5o1s druss.
4 fsv Aoss. a AADWAYy !MAS ym free the
8oenfs Dsf Dog. SOLD 81 DBUoolDTe.
Rad FALSE AID TRUE - sns Isttss
etanD 30 xADWAY . co. No. ~ 4ai1ss Lane,
H. Iesk. Inssse1asa vsssa 49,. ytil b
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DRY GOODS.

GREAT CLEARING SALE.
FRENCH HERINoEs, soc.
ALL Wool sATINEs. 40c.
SILK POPIINS, soc
HANDSOME PLAIDS, Csc,
O1HER DRESS GOODS equally low
HARKED DOWN. '''"'
ooTIoEs, AS Low AS ANY HOUSE In THE
- ONE PRICE TO ALL
began q WYLIE,
jan Zl6 lels and 1920 9TH street n W
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LOG AL NE 8
Amnsemenss, Are- Tonight

NGiioBCl TAsat>r-Beneft OF Margia Mitch
ell FanChOn."
LfEcoia HaH-Conoert Of the Foarth District
Intermediate Schools
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PARENTS call and secure merino underwear
for your boys, at half the usual price at Princes
Bazaar, 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
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M. n. PRINCE has decided till the nrst OF
MaIch 70 sen on the various goods he has, a;
cost, as he anticipates making q change
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LIMITED STATES PArRNr OFFICE,
- MAsx,TsSes, 2; 2 ys.SssSy =;

TINTED STATES PATlNT OFFICE,
On the petition q JONATHAN p. 0ROsvENOk.
Of Lowell, 49,: Eaying for the sxteesion Of =
foren GDFeysnsot IN Q1fsss Heads and Table rSss
f0f 9sisi9e 1s1T;&s a. 81 sos s.:,i, :, q,
closs4 On the "a day Of Apfl NEXT: that the
time Tor Ming orgUDen1D an6 the Dxa0nGro re poef
be limited tothe 81 day Of Nay next, aDd thai
-. Dstasaos y Assre On u IN aaJ q haI
Az y@ssa ~ elpcee shls sxtsssssa. aga
tsa0& y. L100Eff, Ooanissionsr.
T@H 70 sNl 1orol, ~ e. .,,.sF1Is':::s
e e. s@NiEie54tte9 2; 9, q g - 800 q
49, sss ksrsSy vss3S q szl(s4 - -,
kof0RS t. lS ~ a Jenuary noxt: they u0ay oh
orWoo by loV Is Sxcj1ded nom eli bene0f Of the aid
00lnSo. Given und0r NJ hAnd this 18th day Of jan
a.S Nv ''"''' '' ""''
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CHILLINGTON,
~ BOOkSELLER, STATIONER
And News Agent, corner Of ~ street and Pa. ave
LIST OF NEW BOOKS:
THE sYLVEsTERS; Oh, THE OUTCASTS
LORD BANrAM;a satire by the author of Ginx,s
Baby. Price Is cents.
ME AMERICAN BARON; novel by James De
BLADE q GRASS; BY Farjeon. Price Is cents.
Price Sl.!0.
HIGHER Law; romance. Price sI75.
MEiSTER KAKLS SKETCH BOOK; By Chas
Leland. Price 81 So
p AUNT FAITHS SCRAP BAG; by Mrs. Lee
FAiR re SEE; novel: Price Is cents.
tCrical romance; by Muhlbsch. Price 81
ThE CITY . new ILLUSTRATED magazine; Price Sc:
News, with beautiful Chrome Picture: Price 60 cts
All the new Magazines and Fashion Books for
February received. Blank Books, Pass Books
Memorandnm Books, Workman's Time Books Fa-
bers Pencils, Gietts Pens, and Stationery OF every
description. Pure Linen Round Oornered Club
House Playing Cards, wholesale, at the very lowest
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u >. HEIBERGEK,
+. (Succeesor 20 n. q. Loudon Co.. -
CITIZKNs, AkMY AND NAVY.
MERCHAET TAILOR,
iyis-d Nc 362 Penna ave., Washington -.
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NOTICE.
OPENING OF A NEW STATIONERY STORE
AND BLANK BOOK MANgTACTORY.
LITHoGkAPHING, engraving, PRINTINo
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDBR
The public are invited to call and examine our
~ STOCK. BEN. u. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank.
and next door to Jay Cooke Oo.,S,
eei1cf Waobington. d D,
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FoR CoRNs, Bunions, Chillblains, Fngro~in,
ais, &c, visit DIR. Whites rooms, No 5s5 l5tf
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; NO. North Charles street, Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-09

GONE To ALBANY. Yesterday, General
Croker, Warden of the Washington jail, left
here for Albany with eight convicts, sentenced
for from one TO five years in the penitentiary in
that plac6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-09

1ADwAY's READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES
NOT ONE HOUR
amer reading this advertisement need Any On. /.
SUFFER WITH PAIN.
Railways READY RELIEF is A cURp
FOR EVERY PAIN.
twas the first. and ID
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
q ngantiy stops the most excruciatine pains AL
lays Inlammations, and cures Consestions. vhethes
organs, by one Application.
In FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
e. Tff hHS Is.1t :, the .s q.
Gus, Ne1rsgc, or FRUSTRATED with diseass nay sser
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIpNEYs.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLAppI1
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF THE LUNst
SORE THRoAT. DIFFICULT BREATHING.
PALPIrATION OF THE HEART
MYSTERIES, GROUP, DIPTHERIA.
CATARRH, INFLUENZA
HEADACHE, ToorHACHE.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM
GOLD CHILLs, AGUE CHILLs.
The application of the READY Relic 10 the
part or parts there the pain or diAcsty exists viii
Twenty drops in half tSnhIer g, ...s. WIN In
STo %l21is! e HsAkiB MtfS SfSHsM K SSHB
S R1 III sosE Rlsss e tSS 2Ef
WAYS READY RELiEF with them. a few drop.
Of water better than Frsnck brandy or bitter
FEVER AND AGUH.
TEvIR AND AGUE cured for my cents. Their,
Fever and Ag1e, md al other Malarious, Bilious,
EIsSR HEEr fL F; :s; s. s.ss
DR. RADWAY's
sarsaparillian ResolveuG
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
r..s. lee. - Sh. q NO NATURALIZATION,
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N031C1 70 TIE LASins Anp AnATEUks
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DROPOsALs FOR THE ERECTION OF A
SMALLPOX HOSPITAL.

WARRINGTON, ID. G., Feb. Q; lsa:
The proposals. Tor the erection Of Q smallpox hos
ptal oDcnet Saturday last being In Of the
appropriation FOR that purpose, mcdfhed plan for
the same, With sDecifcafione, can be seen at the
once Of Adolf Cluss eco , southeast corner Of Sew
euth and streets north rest. end for which pro-
fEBRuARy 10, 1877.
tssh bidder viii Be ses1iTrsd, estsre sendins in
civ. 10 the cr,dif Of the Board q Public WORKS
the sun q ene hundred dollArs, taking . re-
s,ss ssd csrry out the contract AWARDED hin N &C
=, "a ne . On e 1900 vii
sxard o. the contr act, and 70 the conoctor After
u The buiidins IL to Be completed within forty 30
deyo from awHrd q coufrnc1-
The Board reserves the risht e rs2set any or ell
f6-td N Vice President.
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The BROADWAY SPRING STYLE.-James
Davis Sons, hattcrs, under Netropolital Hote
with the usual enterprise of this well-know
house, have Just Issued the " Broadway Sprin
style OF silk hat" decidedly stylish and fast,
full article.
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BtHA1ttbbiiH:sl.'e; ) hsRsaI
sS1.rs All Ssess. lrS..sy Ed . sss sss. soid
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THE CELEBRATED LINGARD TROUPE com
mence an engagement at the National Theater
on Monday evening next. Their first perform
ance will comprise Tom Taylors splendid COM
edy of {" A Wonderful Woman" IN which both
VIM. Horace Lingard and Miss Alice Cunning
will appear, and the comedietta OF " Marriage
at Any Price" Each evening Mr.. Lingard " III
appear in his famous character sketches, in
Guiding number of new ones.
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1 WILL CLEAR out my furs below fret cost: ALI
other goods at cost. I mean what 1 advertise
Tome, and you won't be disappointed. Princes
Bazaar, 1OO6 Penn avenue
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"Too THIN."-Three c)lored boys last night
ran into the shoe store OF Mr.. Prott, on 9TH
street, during his temporary absence and caught
up four pairs of boys boots and put out down
street at a 2:40 speed. pursued by the clerk and
Ofncer Clements. The officer caught one of the
boys and re covered all of the boots but the two
other boys took to the canal, which is frozen
suffi GENTLY thick to bear them MP and sstoO
thin" to bear the weight of the officer, and so es-
capped.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
DICHARD b. MOHUN d 20.
HAVE THE RIVERSIDE PRESS.
Cambridge Edition Of
TIE HYMNAL
is ready and for sale NJ tba nv;ca Of O,a Dollar

They also have an edition Of
COMMON PRAYER
Uniform with the Hymnal' in style and price,
These Books are made with reference 10 coed taste
and economy, simple and elegant In style
jab30tf 1913 Pennsy IL AHA areppa
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-26

scores Of leading and influential Republicans
Of the North and West to the Liberal cause.
Indeed, 30 overwhelming is the current OF
public sentiment in favor Of the movement,
that we find that unerrlng political vane, the
New York Herald, which for months past
has been welding the cudgel for Grant with
far more than it's accustomed zeal and vigor,
now admitting that "3 DM be impossible to
s.prejudge the possible success Of this [Cin'
s'cinnatil exaeauor J" that the choice OF ''ht
fright man wM be euerything." and that
'she nsooement has gone beyond the region
"of a mere experiment." To those who
are familiar with the sudden somersaultE
which are the common incidents OF the po'
litical conduct OF the Herald, it is needless
to say that expressions like those we have
quoted are the usual %premonitory symptom;
Of a prodiglous ''lop' on the part OF the
shrewd Harlequin OF the Metropolitan press
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-26

money Is to be found If persistently sougnt.
We say nothing of the morals Of bis inVentpon'
but merely record Its results, which were seye-
raj hundred pounds sterling obtained hrst, by
soliciting charity in behalf of a poor widow
who was the clergyman himself; and, suose-
quently, by appeals to aid the welfare OF five
hundred children whom he represented to De
suffering for the necessaries of life. Like the
widow, the destitute five hundred existed only
In Mr.. Gardens Imagination, the aid which was
literally furnished them in response to MS
agonizlng letters being absorbed by his own
wants. What subjects Mr.. Garden would nave
discovered next It is Impossible to imagine, as
his progress to wealth was summarily checked
BY the investigations ofa charity society which
divulged his curious proceedings, and caused
his debut in a police court to answer Tor
awindlinp.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-26
The ci,,u.n Shot by Soldiers.

Major Merrill, in his telegraphic dispatch
to the Department Of Justice at Washing
ton, says that a man named Minor Paris,
sindicted for Ku-Klu1 murder, was shot and
okilled by troops acting as posse to the
oUnited States Marshal, while he was es-
..caping the efforts OF the Marshal to arrest
s.him on a bench warrant OF the Circuit
"Coul.." This version Of the affair agrees
with that printed in the Yorkville Enquirer,
but it does not, in any way, agree with the
version given by other journals and by pri-
vate citizens.
According to the information given to us,
Minor Paris, who was known. everywhere as
a quiet, inoffensive man, was fishing in the
river when he was killed by the soldiers.
In the position in which he is said to have
been, he could not have heard a summons to
surrender, if that summons were given. We
are assured that there is reason for believ-
ing that Paris did not know that it was de-
| sired to arrest him, and that he made no
effort to escape. Indeed, IT is denied that
any bench warrant had issusd-a fact which
may easily be settled.
These statements, it will be perceived,
give to the killing the appearance OF a cold
blooded murder, and justify the request we
now make that the citizens OF Union and
%spartanburg investigate the circumstances,
and print the result of their inquiry.
The telegram OF Major Merrill cannot be
accepted as final. That officer has not, we
assume, any personal knowledge OF the
facts, and it is to his interest to sustain,
under all circumstances, the action OF his
subordinates. Major Ierrill is the dictator
Of the nine Ku-Klux counties. We believe
that the military forces report to him, and
he reports directly to Washington, without
the intervention OF the department com.
mander. For months past he has acted as
the chief government detective, and he now
sits in the United States Circuit Court as the
| chief prosecutor and prosecutor of the peo'
pie. Perhaps, one of these days, it may be
subject Of inquiry whether Major Merrill, az
a military officer, has not grossly exceeded
the limits OF his duty. In the meanwhile
we should like to get at the truth about
| Minor Paris.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-26
About the Taxes.

People are naturally asking what IS TO Do
the end OF the terrible tangle into which the
Ring have involved the finances OF South
Carolina. The charges Of wholesale fraud
last year in the issue OF bonds, while giving
almost a death-blow to the State credit, ex-
torted a tardy and reluctant official exhibit
of the debt, showing the aggregate issue OF
bonds outstanding to be between fifteen and
sixteen millions of dollars. Enormous and
outrageous as it was, the. total was far less
than many had feared and predicted, and
it was accepted by the Legislature and oy
the public as the most trustworthy state
meat that could be had OF our bonded debt.
The Legislature proceeded TO pass a series
Of tax measures; which for harshness, rigor
and fragrant injustice are without a parallel
in the history Of American legislation. 1t
was urged that the taxes imposed were ao-
solutely required to pay the current ex-
penses OF the State, AID to meet the interest
on the public debt The collection OF these
taxes is now being enforced under penalties
that in many cases amount to conhscation.
Now the people want to know, What is to
become Of the money?
|. It is bootless now to Inquire how the mil.
lions already wrung from the taxpayers
have been s~quandered and stolen by the in
famous Ring, whose rule is the blighting in
cubus that rests upon the fortunes OF South
Carolina. We must grapple Low with the
questions which concern our present and fu-
ture condition. The people have q right 10
know how it is that while the taxes are
pouring in from every county in the State,
the claims of the public creditors OF all
classes are conternptuously disregarded,
They have a right to know why the boosted
champions Of popular education are allowing
our public schools to close for want OF the
funds for their support. They have a right
to know why the existence Of the Lunatic
Asylum, the Asylum for the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind-aye, and Of the Penitentiary itseli-ls
imperi!lel ty the same shameful neglect.
They have a right to know why the Ring,
who have prated 81 often and 80 anxlousiy
about sustaining the State credit, should,
with the whole machinery OF government at
their control, allow even the Interest on the
huge debt, which they themselves have piled
up, to remain, quarter after quarter, unpaid
and %unprovlded for.
In plain English, do the Ring intend to
steal and equander the proceeds OF the very
taxes which were laid for the purpose OF
supplying the deficiencies caused by their
previous extravaganza and<obberies! The
next Three months will solve the question.
But the Ring will do well not to be en-
boldened, by past impunity, to venture
upon this final grab. A plundered and
loag-sufrering people may pay the irightfnl
taxes; bat they will jealousy watch and In
sist that. the money be legitimately applied
The day OF reckoning for the robbers OF the
Ring may not, after all, be so distant as they
imagine.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-26
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TEE WEEKLY NEWS, one year 50. sx copies
$40. a copies, to one address, SIG.
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Boarding, &c, not exceeding 20 words 20 Genus %
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-26
A Phenomenon In Politics.

The Liberal movement, begun in Missouri,
has spread like. Wild fire all over the country,
and the Cincinnati Convention, which is to
give it shape and substance, already looms
up before the public gaze as the great polit-
ical event OF the day. The administration
organs and partisans have been straining
every nerve to belitlle and ridicule this great
popular uprising; yet not a day passes that
does not witness the public adhesion Of
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-26
aostetter's Bitters.
SCI ATMOSPHERIC DISEASE

ss- ATMOSPHERIC DISEASES. THE
air, without which no creature could live, ls the
source of diseases OF which millions die. At this
season, especially, the atmosphere is full ol1he
germs OF many kinds Of sickness. Every glooule
OF the mist aEd fog which cloud the earth ano
sky In spring holds In solution Its portion OF MAS
matte poison.
The evil effects of this erlal virus can only oe
certainly averted by increasing the vital activity
OF the system and securing the full and free ex
ercise OF all its natural functions, and hence 1t ID
that H%OsTETTER,S STOMACH BITTERS 1.-THE great
nerve strengthener. regulator and antidote te
malaria, ~ imperatively required In the sp:ing
months.
1t Is at this time, too, that Dyspepsia assumes
It's most distressing types, and that persons Of bill
ious habi: usually suffer most. There Is an In
nuence in the air which depresses tho spirits as
well as the physical energies, and in order to re
store their elasticity tonic treatment is absolutely
necessary.
All the world knows that the wonderful efficacy
OF Hostetter's BItters Ia cases Of indigestion, bill
i~ou.ness. re:vous prostralion and malaliout
fever Is due to the potency OF its tonic, Alternative
and aperIent materials and the absolutely pure
| stlmu' ant with which they are incorporated.
1t Is because the public have been taught oJ
twenty years. experience that the article can OF
implicitly trusted-inasmuch as 1t performs uni
formlya and certainly all that 1t IL advertised te
do-that they prefer this sovereign tonic to every
other. Hence its immense and eVer-increaslne
sales, and hence, too, alas The many counterieits
and limitations, against which there is no SAFE
cuard except the close scrutiny OF the purchaser
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