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WARRINGTON.

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AFasse Baafemeos CeheEoAlee1.
A WASHINGTON. June 25.-Scefetary Fish,
in noseto friend here, says tie statement
thss he said the recen. alleged Csnadian in
suk to our nag amou..ied to nothing, and
hat So.ue hair-hrained Dominioa official
thinks be can make trouble BY Insulting our
flag, and that We had become socustomed 70
such Instances, b utterly Uithcut Truth. anc
false. from beginning TO end 90 far a. it re-
lases to hin:. a W
AddksiSnnl Article 80 sise Treaty or
Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-The following
is IN additional article to the treaty 81 WASH
ington % amended and agreed TO By the
Senate. Yeas 43, nays Is
WHEREAS, the government OF her
Britanic Majesty has concluded II recent
correspondence with the government OF the
United States Tia. such indirect claims IS
those for national losses in the last presented
ON tie part Of the government Of the
United States in regard to the tribunal Of ar
bit.stion At Geneva, and to have been Gus
tanned By loss in the transfer Of ADeri-
can Commercial Marine to the British flag,
the enhanced payments Of insurance, the
proloueation Of the war, and addition of q
large sum to the cost of the war and the sup
preston Of the rebellion, firstly were not in.
cluded in the treaty Of Washington; and
further and secondly, should not be admitted
in principle as growing out oil acts commit
ted by particular vessels alleged TO have been
enabled to commit depredations on the ship
ping of beligeTents BY reason Of such want Of
due diligence in the performance Of neutral
obligations as that which is imputed by the
United States to Great Britain, whereas both
government, adopt for their future principle
that all claims for remote or indirect
losses should not be admitted rs the result OF
the failure to observe the neutral obligations
20 far as to declare that it will hereafter guide
| the conduc: Of both governments in their
relations with each other. Now, therefore,
| in consideration thereof, the President Of the
United States, by and with the advice and
consent Of the Senate thereof, consents thai
he will make no claims on the part
of the United States, in respect Of
| individual losses, as aforesaid, before the
| tribunal of arbitration at Geneva.
| The Commissioners of Internal Revenus
decide that tobacco arriving in collection
districts under transportation bond, sincs
June 6, for which the warehouse bond has
been given, may be returned TO the factory
and the bond cancelled or held by the col
lector ON the transportation bond until Jul!
l, and until said bonds be cancelled by pay
ment of the tax at copper cent. by hayin
stamp Immediately affixed and cancelled.
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Buckingham's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS

As our Remover in many ease,
requires toe long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, We have prepared this
dive, in one preparation, which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied
and produces a color which wai
neither rub nor wash of. Sold oy
all Druggists, Price Fifty Cents,
Manufactured by r. p. HALL & Co.
NASHUA Nh
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Heavy Rain Storm.

E..HIRA, n. Y, June 25.-Rains for the
past Two days have produced heavy Good
in the Tioga river. In Tioga county, Pa,
Dunham's boom broke away and 8, 600, 900
feet Of logs swept away. The Laurensviiie
& Wellsboro Railroad washed away In sew
eral places, and all trains are stopped. The
Blcssburg road, at Mitchell, ia under water.
The whole country in the immediate vicinity
of Mitchell ia overhowed, the water being
over the fence tops, washing out grain fields
and compelling the people to move ont Of
their houses in beats,
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Administrators Notice,

STAIL ut tAhsAS
LeaEea~oTth County, !
In he PROBATE Court, IN ami Ia al .o,r-I.
IL the matter OF the Estate OF
William ~ Thomas DECEASED
NOTICE Is hEREBY GIVE, IHsi LEI
~ TIERS al Administration have ne.n granted 1.
the undersigned on Ii. Estate II Vim. n. Tbomss.
late II said County, deceased, ty Honorable
Probate tou.t OF the County ami State alresald
dated the .i0:s day of May, A. H. ls.t. Now, 81.
persons having ClaiGs against TIE sad estate,
hereby notified, that they must present tts -
the undersigned nr allowance within year iioiI
the date oi said letters, ~ they may be prselude:
from any benefit OF such estate, amt that II Suc;.
elsIs he not exhibited within three years after n
dale Of aid letters they shall be forever barred
MARGARET e. THOMAS, ADM
Oit6s Estate Of william II. Thomas, pecca5sg.
Leayrnwottb, NAV %, I-.y. ,une25~-v
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF kAESi-, ..
IE.vEswokTu CnUssf-
In the District Court Of the Fist iaAai D'st.st
OF the state CT KaIsss, sitting il IT. LzEo-J :.
I,avcnwortE, IN said state.
cathsIins II. Garden, Pisint.i
~.
Alexander ID, Garden, Daieniaut
<roU, THE ABOVE NAHID AlI AisD.E
u. GARDEN, are hereby h,'itSt that yo1
have been sued ty Il above 12naet p!ainti:
C,ttarine H. Ga-ieu, In the above mentioned
Couy,- AMI that said pia!EIia has, in said CouI.
dIe h.. petition against yo'; Ia the above emitted
action. And that you llG-t answer kaid petition
on be,ore the thiri day 81 August, "A. d. 1872, c.
Ia r.t;,ion viiI - aiken as true sni iadgmeai
iii K reid. red accordingly Of the following
,are to-vit: A judgmeat Ia favor Or sal plAinti5
s;n., vou in said action iisso,viEg the m1sris ss
cen,raft neretofTs made and entered ints By sE1
hs.veen you and siii plaintiff ard re'esting Il
Trou, the Obligations of tie sane, and disO!ciLs
Won and .ziI plaintiff fEo1 esen o:AsE, ami tarcosi
VI suIi- So
CIOC6H WHEAT,
funsss Attorneys 1ar Plaintiff
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. ,e.r,xrcAs CosvENrroS.

The action Of Tie Republican Stale Csnrai
Committee Tuesday in calling two conTer-
lions will Surprise the people OF kans's. we
hardly know whether it is wise Or not. II
does l,os = little a. tho'igh the Committee
d;J MT haze confidence enough
10 the delegates TO trust one Convention. We
o.. y hope lie good results looked Tor IRON
,hr 1870 Convent he will be fully realized
and ,isat a god tics Of sound, capable Ic
t,4h!e men will be nominated.
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CURES
NE r A L GA.

This most valuable compound discovered by
medical science, Is for the immediate relief and
permanent cure Of Neuralgia II is used by the
most prominent PHI sicians in the United States.
A few drops applied externally, gives instant re-
lisf, without the slightest injury to the system.
Don't fail 10 give II trial. Ask your Druggist for
Circular.
E. +. CRONYN CO.,
Laboratory, 5ll N. Sixth street, ST. Louis
For sale by:ieo. A. Eddy, E. J. Humphrey,
k.J. Brown, kobt. fsrham, Tho. Esersdorn, Geo.
Cmmethun mar3IdSwh5
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Plantation Bitters,
s. T.--l600---X.

rGls wonderful vegetable srstOra.
tive is the sneet-aachGv OF The feeble
and .,iebilitaled. Is u tonic aai cGr.
dial for the aged and langaid II has
NO equal among St0;aaei'is>. A u
remedy TOR the n.rSensa weakness to
which woman are especially sub
ject, /; Is >uperSeding every other
stiElulan,. la all climates, tropical,
temperate Or frigid. II avis ss u spe-
ciiis In eys5y species %. disorder. which
uadermiues tAe, bodily strength AMI
breaks down the animal spirits.
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Bachelors Hair Dye

IGis superb Ha.I Dye Is tie les: "a lie rid
perfectly harmless, rel:bie and instantaneous; no
disappointment; no ridiculous tints or disa2reea-
bic Ojor- Tie genuine VIM. A. Bachelors Hair
Dye produces NMKDIAfELT s,spiendid Black or
al; does not contain particle Of leai or sny inu-
Tious com pound. Sold by all druggists. Factory,
16, BOND STREET, n. Y. oc:3-2S
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Stay OF Proceedings.

ALBANY, June pa stay of proceedings
against Richard 3. Connolly and William b.
Tweed until decision on the hearing Of aP-
peal, from order of Judge Hugeboon, III the
general term, was granted to-day.
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a PPi Pa.eE All Siicss ct g. / 81 '.Unieu'
N Apple ParsT, 81 Feash Pa.er, sI.sa: reaeI
Stoaer and baiveT. 7Jc: Nut Cracker, 25c. sold
By Dealer. Manufactured by ID. II. u HrsT.soas
Worcester, Mass spil~
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AsJHis is tue Season TO Strengthen and Increase
the growth Of lair, modern science h.s tested
CsEvAlIEE's LIFE roa THE HAIR, AID it is The
only nutritious ard elegant kair-dzessins in the
world for restoring gray hair, stopping Its falling,
sr6kincrexsiug its growth. dLw
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SHERITF'S SALE.

o STATE = o. E. KAHsAs 3s
In The District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of H. etate Of Kansls sitting in and 70. Leavsn-
worth County in said Seate.
Thoaas ". Hask and james
L Mecuer, Fids,ih.. CASE No "sas
Louis Geosrens, Defendant.
nUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
III under and BY virtue Of the judgment rendered
n the above entitled aetiea, u sAd By The above
mad Court, and d Q special Exscutioo issued on
saaA Judgment, ! will On Saturday, the 18Th day
= July, A. D. 1871, at II q clock M, Of said
a.y, 81 the Court Heuss door In the City q Law
eazss.h, in .hs Ce.aAZ sd sests .io.ssid: e.
o. tublic s-Ie ed sall separately 70 the highess
biAasr lps casA N hanA, N undivided Gve-tvelhhs
(s-lO q eaeA - tbs following Assciibed
Coa1ty e L4v6vesth al gtsie q kanns,
nanaly: Les nanhss two ~, in block number
tVoaty.thHoo (3), 90 loe number seventeen 40,
u h1sek nnnh9 si0htasa (Is,, ~ y H. original
ID 4 ~ CITY oefsa'snvorsA, In the County and
DeAs1 1t Leevesvorth city, Kansas this %sh day
THOMAS LEONARD. sAsrih
OF Lsavsavosth CoaDty, xansas.
CLousH 4 WHEAT, Ant Is for Plaintiffs.
iuaAS
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Fer The building Of the following bridsss, t. ~lt
One across Big Stranger on the Knight Road one
On the Lawrence and ouindaro road. and one Oh
the Duncan road At Stranger station said bridges
To te built according 10 plans and speeineaiol. Of
u. D. Parlin, County Engineer, on dIe il this
o6SS.
B.ds 70 te separais On each bridge.
The party 10 whom the contract may be awarded
shall snttr into good end SUFFICIENT bonds foT the
isithfal Performance Of the contract and take sue IL
iunds in payment a. the county may have.
Each bid 10 be accompanied BY one hundred Dbl
lsrs :Is0. 00) - q guarantee Of good faith.
Ike right 10 reject any and all bids Is reser.ed-
A. B. KELLER,
County Clers.
Lssvensortb, Kana., June :, 1872. je,
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OCEAN STEAM SHIPS,
aia1zsl

AN1A ~
NEW YORK, CORK AND LIVERPOOL
NEW AND FULI@POWERED STEAMSHIPS.
THE SIX LARGEST IN THE WORLD.
ATLANTIC. BALTIC, ADRIAfIC,
s,0OO tons burdens, COO h. p. each.
Sailing from New York on SATURDAYS, from
Liverpool on THURSDAYS, and Cork Har.-,r the
day following.
From the White Star Dock, PsvoniA Ferry, Jersey
City.
Passenger accommodations tfos all ciIs5ssl uni.
vailed, combining
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
Saloons, state-fo0ms, smoking room, and bath
rooms In midshp section, where least motion Is
felt. Surgeons and stewariesses accompany these
steamers.
RAfEs-Saioop. $50 gold. Storage, s3Oeuuency.
Those wishing 10 send for friends from the Old
Country can Iow obisiu .;seTsge prepaid certh-
estes, $50 currency.
Passengers booked to from all parts Of America.
Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweedes, India, Aus
trails, China, etc.
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates
Drafts from Fl upwards.
For inspection OF plans and o;he. Information sp-
ply toJ. II. Sparks, Agent. No. 10 Broadway, N. !.
New York, or to GEO ". NELLES
jan1Sd&vA. Leavenworth.
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Iox D;spepaia, Indisss. I'd DsPss
Eon Of ;P:liis and ssTeia ss1 ~ sss
ro fhospASrstsd Ei4n 4,
* lCaEsaya Hark md Jne) 80 -
ic Made b. Css.ell Han[es6 @,
York. For ale BY 1Aeo kgsoo
xita. go
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MOTh66S! MOIh6do! mV1u0Sso:!!
Don I tai, 10 procure MRS. wINsLOw's sooTH-
ING SYRUP tor
ohilG1ren T0oth11AS.
This valuable preparation has been used with
NEyER-FAILIN0s success in thousand OF cases.
II not only relieves the child from pain, but In.
yiaorsfes the stomach and bowels. cOrTeets aeitty,
and gives tone and energy TO the VILE system. Il
will also Instantly relieve
Gripping In the Bowels and Wind Collie.
We beIeTe Il the BEST and SUREST REIEDf
In the world, in all eAses of Dyssntery and Disr-
rkra in children, whether a'lsins son tes,ting OF
any other cause.
Depend upon ii iaoiaeEs IT Will give rest To your
selves, and
Relief and Health to Your laiaats-
Be sure and call for
Mrs, Winalov's Soothing Syrup.
Having the facsimile Of ''CURIl5 4 PhSh ms.
On the outside wrapper.
Sold BY Druggists throughout the world
ian1GdAWA
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in ONE WEEK.

Esl1s e: ~ e; ]! e g s; :; Z;
@n.a.Rasv
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, L
LKAvEywoRTH COUNTY.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the state Of Kansas sitting in the county Of
LeavcnWorth:
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July I, 1879.

Al 10 . siock q m, ior ice bsiidins CT q bTidss
across Walnut creek upon THAT Is kno-n a. the
Re ynolds road. Bridge 10 te built according to
plans and specifications Of " h. PaTiin, County
Engineer, On nle in this once.
The party to vhom the contract Iaay b> a-arIed
sail entsr into good and sufficient bond. tSr the
fsithfuI psrsoImsnee d the contract AID TO take
sUrh funds in payment g the eoul ~ may have
Each bid must be accompanied by one hundred
dollars 800. CO. Is q guarantee Of good faith.
The right Is reserved to Ia Jet any and all t.i.
A. z. KELLER,
County Clerk
Lex
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I'll 0O0s e +. " ), 4 a,l Il l. D..

iny Iiehins, CT liberated Piles shai Ds biNIis
PILE REMEDY TAIL 20 care.
I,is prepared expressly to egfs the TIlss AZ
rothIn. else and Eas cured eases 81 over % Fssrn
AMAZING for ssiy by AL Druggists. fh6r 81 e'-
IanIsiSvH
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4 SUN Eslis fn AaARs. Pfies - cent? hY
ns.i. ssovsn 4 Ca, CAaziegsn, NA
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NEW YORK.
General News ltenas.

New York, June 25.-At 4 meeting Of
the Tammany Society last night, Horatio
Seymour was made Sachem. Arrangements
we're made for a grand i.h of July celebrA.
ton. James Brooks was chosen orator, and
invitations extended to all the prominent
Democrats Of the country TO be present on
the occasion.
1t il stated the Secretary OF State on Sun
day telegraphed to Bancroft Davis state
ment of the object Of the United States in
presenting indirect claims, and the reason for
not asking an award, and why they should
not be taken as an element Of consideration
in the gross amount. Mr.. Davis responded
Yesterday. His belief is that majority OF
the Board would accep. our view, and he be-
lisved the question would he disposed Of sat-
isfaeioriIy.
TerrI6e HWrrieane The Movement
AgAtnss the Jesutas.
New YORK, June 25-Lcndon papers Of
the 18th reports a terrific hurricane and
water sEout at Ras.chak, which destroyed
5000 houses and sank two gun boats, killDs
and in;uring several persons.
The London Telegraph Of The same date
says an explanation has been offered in the
German Parliament, at the first reference OF
the bill against the Jesuits, to the effect that
the contemplated movement against that
body i. solely In their political and not their
religious capacity, and that it would not be
construed as exhibiting any antagoniam to
the Church in Rome. 1t was, moreover, .
provisional movement only, and necessitated
BY the opposition of the Society of the Jesar
in the States. Among the kindred societies
included in the o.jer for removal, are men
toned The Legvorians, the Ereeco droran-
tines, and two scholastic orders, which are
respectively under French aud Germsn au-
thority.
In the course of .ke debate some sirong
assertions we're made as to the operations Of
the Jesuils in tampering with the German
unity. They we're said to be forming a
Roman Catholic league in France, Italy,
Austria, and some Germans belonging to the
society were even alleged TO have been con-
nectcd with the scheme,
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ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RKIIE1 ZOE Yoryo Men freq. the
Secfssf Errors and Abuses IN early life. Aanto1i
restored. Nervous debility cured InI<diments
TO Manage removed. Sev method IL treatment.
NSv and remaFkahse remedies Books and Circu-
Ian Rnt free, IN sealed envelopes.
AdAros, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Soafh
Ninth s.. 4, Philadelphia. Pa ayZ3dSsa3
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The Dostsn JalsileS.

BOSTON, June 25.-The Colosseum was
filled to overlooking to-day. Over 1000
persons were turned away from the doors;
20 900 tickets for standing places were sold.
The audience il estimated at 20, 900. The
foreign bands joined with the marine band Of
Washington in performing Hail to the
Chief" in honor Of the President, who, with
Secretaries Fish, Boutwell, aud Robson, and
senator Wilson and other distinguished
auesta. occupied seats in the centre OF the
Auditorium. The President received cor
di.i erecting - be entered from the VAT an.
dience. "See the Conquering Hero Cones. !"
VA The first choral, followed BY homage to
sColumbia," composed and sung By Madam
Rode0ador6, accompanied BY the Grenadier
Guards hands. Strauss electrified the audi
enoe With two Of his vaitzes. The 0Fenadier
hapd gave fantasia from "Les Huguenoss,
vhich was received with great favor. An
original hymn, Hail Gentle Peace, was
sune by chorus and audience with magnif-
CENT effect. A military march entitled the
d Prusian Pssse," closed the moe brilliant
programme of the jubilee So
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LYONS KATHAiR0N,
For Preserving ana ssautifying the Human
HAIR. To Preyspt its Falling Cut AID
Turning Gray.

A we'll pisseryei Head Of Hair, in a person OF
middle age 81 once bespesks refinement, elegance
health and beatty. IL nlAy well be called Woman
C.oE ming Glory, while men sre not ins"nsi"ia 70
its advantages and casrpas. Few things are more
disgusting than tSin, isniy harsh, Unta'ied hair,
with head AMI eoat SLED with iandIah. Visit
barrier, aud you faeilike new LIAM. This Is what
LYONS KATnAIRON viii DO all the time.
The charm which lies ia Seli-piscea hair. Glossy
CGris. Lnxuriant Tresse-. and :slsSn Head, IN
noticeable and IL Tezi.tsbie.
Sold hy all druggists ami .oGatiy stores.
eod15noS,S1i-- Is
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HISKERS! e. On. ~ e. c.: ::
fo-ce the bessd 70 sro9 thIek - h:avy %
1870 - tsithcat isjvSyl n u ~
~ = c&ts - Ep6XE joSES,
,sssasvSV Ashaa1d, HsG.
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The purest and sweetest Coz Liver Oil in
the world is Hazard 4 Caswell's, made on
the pea shore from fresh selected liver. BY
CasxeIl, Hazard & Co., New York. 1t i
absolutely pure and sweet. Pstienfs who
have once takenit prefer it to all others.
Physicians prefer Il to any other oils in the
market. Sold by Theo. Esersdorf, druggia
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Proposals for Bridges.

CogSIY CLERK OFFICE,
LEAyEAWokTu CoUsIY, kASsAs !
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RFCETyEb
= At this ofhce until
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BrxsrStqpdlyBlpe. The b-'s becan'e
ire nom acid. s-sl = o@
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Sl,Qoo IN ONE WEEK.

ntOIsny snrevd man vic can do bcsisess the
Il 0uiee, guar,nfee an INNEssE F0kKrSE,
0aaly, npiAly and in perfect safety. fs-
Afro, n perfect conAaence,
iuaHv3a .G Bleek1 s:sess, Nsv Tex.
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Seref01a I 0ypsSlSa I

MercurIai complaints, Cancer, dangrene,
Rheumatism, and vast variety Of other
disssreeab,e and dangerous diseases. are
speedily and perfectly cured by the use Of
DR.. Guyso,,'s Yellow Dock and Salapa-
riIIa. d&W
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


Plain words for size Peepae-WheE
broken down In health, strength and epii It's
ff is not necessary that Vfe should ask q med
ical man whether an iRvigorant is neces-
sary. Common EenEe tells us that it is. The
only question to be decided is, what the In
vIgorant shall be. A standard tonic q re
storative, which hes been many years before
the public, and in which. millions of the in
teIigent Glasses pos the fullest faith,
seems, Ia 9 case like this, to prsssAt the
strongest claims to the condolences OF the
prudent invalid. HosteEter'a Stomach Bit
| ters may be truly said IL possess these high
recommendant rs. Ita triumphant progress
during q period OF twenty years, its present
popularity, and the uniform success which
attends its use in Indigestion, nervous de-
bility, hillary complaints, fever and sgue,
and all ailments which depress the physi-
cal tystsm and enervate the mind, entitle 1t
to the rank of q standard national apecihc.
It Is regarded in thai light by the community
at large, and hundreds OF thousands OF both
sexes resort to 1t at this season Is a prevent
i've Of that numerous and. hsrrassing claE Of
diseases which take their rise from the mIsss
matte winds and vspora of spring. 1t is q
stimulant, q tonic, an alternative n q mild
aperient-tour essential rtsiorativss and pro-
1ective elements of the mRteria medica-
united in q single agreeable preparation.
Every Ingredient is Vegetable Of the finest
quality, and absolutely pure. Hostetter's
Bitters is better known, held in greater es.
TEEN, and comm anda q lilrger sale Lhzn any
other proprietary medieine manufactured
in this country or imported from abroad