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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-06-25

an lsstu- Klauet Tsyi1 Ger Kausi P1s5sngas; Miss
E.sreH Nis- u Dadait. Mis- C.ruey. Niss L
E.-.a-l- Mis-. n A weight. p Il Fyf-. Thus VI
L. r. Hubbard and son. aud about 50 deck.
E-f-- Erlul Aua uudut for ko1iau-
S-- nattit Nika flr Nswiifufi
49, MAJ Elisr- jim fer Wsihee-
s-14 Nanuasaraa, rsesai, f1r NoloaA-
s-l- Odd Fellow. ho.oiua- fr Hilo
2s-s5.- Warsick kalavaiH, f1r kalauIapa-
Uar t-a- Onward Bs'lsstier. flr Sydusy.
-Frcaat suaLlar Taudrruii. Leierre. Tor san Fran
s7t- Ea1uai Darss 81 Kzhului.
ruarfta- ludoif fs- Aolaaai.
G--is- KHauaa. Ta,ior far Winduurd Ports fsIs-
rr-e-r- N.-is l. NunuFtr Nous Ruruet, Major
u a.ilfua and family. Rev Coan- Rev Mr. ly-
uut Rex r Ssarle and sln Ms 7 II Paris c
uutla-d n Lee Miss Louisa Frie, Mis- Emma
f-rrr Nsa. KITTY foruaudrr. Miss Lousa Brick
Nd Nss. Carrie Rrickvu..i, Miss Iidsaie. Miss
Ca-qir B.u1 Miss Kitfy roolc. Lidgate, Mr.
s1uct vile and child Jane Pogue, NJ Nor
- r1d ssrrant Alex McDuf and child, Mrs Wm
Aud and servant Miss sarah Pierce. " Gay
~ Wi-hf and . Gaaehtcrs. J Reinhardt. Miss
I rfIheiui : n p1-ue- Mis- L Lygns. r Parker,
rsnr Aurusta ! Naierhduse IT, NJ Bertlemsn
A. usf- D Il Austin b susfiu. Miss Ahbie Bond
A. Lsl-uaE AZ Lyueh. and al1lt 30 deck
Eslr ka1ai Ana uaialt f1r ho1lau.
ser Eat bag. Jim. &c hnoluu.
SIR -lEka- k.al ST. Maioaa-
E-t- rlIfr. lease. far ko1lau.
s-i- Nartf Merrill Crane. Tar lahaina-
81 = 81 Yankee CLARK. flr Hama
s4-s-t- Taiois KsEkali fer Lshaiua-
SER Active. ruaahiuli- for Naaiaea.
sat- IaauahL uu7u flr Hio.
e-tr uasslki Patty. f1r kahuui.
s-ia reruv Lambert Or ho.oa-
scil- uarsie Nisn. flT NaWiiiHiiL
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SURPRISE PRESENTATION AT the close of the
examination on Wednesday afternoon at Punahou,
Mr. Charles B. Poor, on behalf OF the school, pre-
scented Prof Chickering with heavy gold chain, as
asouvenir, accompanying it with neat little speech
Mr. C., who was entirely token By surprise respond
ed in few parting words, which seem TO have
touched the hearts of his pupils, who have become
very warmly attached 10 him. Miss Nellie Fuller
then stepped forward, and presented Miss Brockway
with set Of tWtWi nat earrings and pin. Miss B.
returns 10 Oakland, Cal, by the next steamer Prof
c. took passage in the French steamer vaudreuil,
which sailed Saturday morning.
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JACK AsHoKE.-The sailors of the Repulse, who
have had several days Of liberty shore are the
most orderly seamen We have had here lately. The
only demonstration they make is in trying to teach
the Kanaka mustangs to 20 they want them to.
And if Jack happens to have an extra glass of beer
aboard, wo to the unfortunate steed under him.
Every body likes 10 Jack enjoy himself ashore,
even when be can't hold in his oud beast" as he
calls him, and flies at a q 40 pace. We are glad to
many OF them patronize the Home where
Mr.. Dunseombe looks after them faithfully as he
would provide for his own brother Sunday night,
for Instance, he had between twenty aud thirty
lodged at the Home, aud all Of them were seated
al the breakfast table chatting happy as princes
A goodly number of the Repulse's crew are Good
Templars, having joined the order in England,
where its principles are slowly but steadily gaining
ground
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roar OF IIONOLILU.


1uue-s-s-- Fai-r Qu-eu Kaaina. from Hanale Czrgo:
q kegs "a hass sugar blis moiHsses. Pas
l1-sls Lasa- E-ai. from Haiku oargo: So kegs a
$50 R1n1- I1ri. f-qm Kabului o1rgo. ~ key.
- isss sugar. = isgs potzis~s, = hiaes. 5bbls
s..as 20 qninns, pass speciv. iilssegert.
.rs a 4 shei-au- Miss n Nidemanu, aud p on
H.3.uleis. RealaliA. from Eva
sall LiE. ilaue ir1l ku.alau- C1Ty0: 1S6 bags
81 Awe Yankee. Clark. from Hama oargo: 70
sses a 10 bag susar, y bbls nolasses, 90 bags
Fusa- tat---- iaie- i1isaccl, hogs, hide.
sa- "a brF- iiu. trlu koliau. CaFgo; IL kegs
- ltsr. sa-l-. -. ha-s rice. hi1e--
E-Si-- Elau-.. Isyi1r. from KanAi. Czrgos 60 head
rrfll ll t1rsas. uuie So hass. ~ hides. l. tbis
-aaau II bags rataiass 8 IBIS poi ibis beef I
5.-z. Islaz,.- 3 lts Ash, pkg furuiture, 10 doz
49, \ = Frfe. vi and , children Miss Helen
s-a--i3o1 Chairman and WIFE Mrs " u Rice,
s1u.nel Wii1ss Biuit. Pred smith NJ Berthe
-al vlfs Mr. Hubbard aud 50. Jas GAY,
1.fs1s saleln Handcieii and ls9 deck
s. Ntlrr Merrill Crane. from LahainA- Cargo:
-c ll..s aia-zss buds sussr-oane. Passengers
Dir . Jnil. " Jones, Z Preston, vii
S. Pauahi fie5s=. tran mo. cargo: $50 kegs a
iasc. sugar. lf hides. l. empty barrels. eord
t--ussl- fl1l-Hgez- IN Blsisdeil.
se- heali Ana Du4-tt from hpolau- largo:
kesst 2 bag sugArs is bbls molasses, 10 bags
z-ss- Esleaa Patty from Kahu,ui. oi,go. 80
- lae- sugar. - idle-, : ebls tailyw, !
sew Lambert. from kauai Niihau- Cargo:
q hsad oa-iie, . bales vool i bbls talioW, -
s A-lre Pua.liiu-a. f-oal Kobala Csrgo: 591
zs- riasa. Eeyusl.. from K1ua q Kau. o1rgo.
ta-. su-l-- I'D hals. rulu- lis ilgs coffee II
ass rlias- so is1is asa, SO huells bananas. 4o
G.-af- -l-ar-5aue Fllsislsgsrf= Thos Hughes and
s1a. 6- lrIHtgre, Barney Cat, Mr. AkAi, Mr. Alo,
s-- Ia-si- Sika from NaviIuiIL c1ryo: 22S
AGA IS ialr- su.ar. hides
So 40. gaakshi. f-om Nlalaea- Clrgo: $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-06-25
PURE LINEN SHEETS FOR SINGLE BEDS OR BERTH'
Also

TO ARRIVE PER WINDERMERE
From Liverpool.
so Tons Factory Filled Liverpool salt,
so Tons common Liverpool salt,
% Bills India Pale Ale, tAIcEwan,s,)
Cases India Pale Ale, lMcEwansO
Cases xxx Stout, CIcEwan's,l
200 Green cases Geneva
10 Quarter Casks Martel's Fine Brandy,
10 Quarter Casks Hennessys Brandy,
SO Cases HenneSsy's One, Two and Three star
Brandy,
lis Cases Fin st Scotch Whisky,
20 Fine Old Jamaica Rum,
30 Cases superior Sherry,
IS Cases Superior Port,
20 Cases Laruure's Carte Rose Champagne
Quarter Casks Fine Pale sherry,
Quarter Casks Shamrock Old Irish Whskey
Also, on Hand and For Sale,
Fire Bricks Fire Clay Backsmiths' Coal
White Lead, White Zinc, Newcastle Grindstones,
Sherry in Quarter Casks and Cases,
Superior Australian Wine, Case Gin,
Baskets Gin, Case Brandy, Case Whiskey,
Scotch Whisley, in quarter casks,
Key Brand Ale, in glass,
Jefries' Ale in glass,
Ind Coope Ale, in glass.
l Sewing Machine, small Steam Engine,
l Double Bottom Wrought Iron Vat or Boiler,
1 Large spur Wheel, and other secondhand MA
CHTNERY,
re- Casks, Iferces Barrels and other Containers,
and secondhand, at lowest market rates.
a few superior SIX Handkerchiefs, Best English Blot
ting Paper and Stationery, &c, &c, &c.
4s9 I'm w. L. GREEN.
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Henry b. James, the last survivor of the
children of the late Deacon Horace James
of st. Adams, died at San Francisco,
Thanksgiving Day. Mr.. James was gradu-
ated from the University of Vermont in
1888, having among his classmates, Prcsi-
dent Pease, ex-Gov Smith, Andrew Rob
ertson. J. S. Adams, Edward A. Cahoon,
Alexanner Mann and others who attained
distinction, He was one of the pioneers OF
California and pacticed law for many
years with success in San Francisco, He
took a lively interest in educational matters
and was superintendent of city schools of
San Francisco in 1853 80, and was also for
some years member of the board of odu-
ton. He was man of fair abilities, large
hearted benevolence, and noted for his
strict integrity in the discharge of official
duties.
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In continuing our remarks on holiday
goods as displayed by Rutland merchants
we cannot refrain from calling attention to
the
BOSTON 90 CENT STORE,
which, by the way, seems to be crowded
with customers all day long and every
evening. The attractions there seem 20 be
endless, and the greatest wonder OF all is
that everything is sold for90 cents. Those
stcrioscopcs, dozen Of MS handsome views
as VIII be found anywhere, selling here for
30 cents Then notice the handsome stock
of bohemian ware, not to be cXceled in
amount or value in Vermont, of all styles
and in every variety for 30 centsr Ladies
should examine the elegant handkerchief
eases that are here for the same price be
fore purchasing elsewhere. The book de-
partment is very full and embraces elc-
gantly bound editions Of all the poets and
other first class literary productions, which
cannot be cXcelIed in value. and must sun
prise everyone in price. This does not
give but small part of the stock on sale
and embraces only a small share of what
should be examined by those in quest of
holidays goods.
BAILEY AND PARNENTEn.
Those in want of Christmas presents will
find it to their advantage to visit the store
of Bailey and Parmenter, Merchants Row.
Their stock is adapted to meet the wants
of those wishing 10 make beautiful and sub
stantial presents. 1t comprises watches,
icwelry, solid silver ans silver plated ware,
French clocks, music boxes, brohzes, fancy
articles in gilt and bronze with a very
large assortment OF other holiday goods.
Their stock is worthy the attention of those
who wish to spend their money to the best
advantage.
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Agent. tor the ds;0Dr
II. T.. Slil-on. Bennington.
~. =. Morgan, WallngiOri.
Herbert Smith, Factory Point
II. :. Hard, Arlington.
VI. B. Kelley, South Wulllnlri0td.
e. G. Pierce. East Clarendon.
T.. j. Carpenter. BrattlehcIG.
Kelley ~ Dyer, Brandon.
ncnnison brothers, Pitts,o;d.
". ". DAY, Middlebury.
Ruiis Holt, Plttsiield.
4. y. culver. iiNdcVlle.
=. X. Horton, Clarendon.
u. I. Peabody, Pittsiord
Alden q co., Middlebur5.
II. II. spencer, sutherland Falls.
Ashton Hubbard. Faihavcn
Kellogg y Rice. CHstlctor.
8 y. Gilmore, West ltutHni.
T.. dGhn.on, Ncst pawlct.
". :. Balsctt. Nd1letoWn.
James Rice, paNiet.
u +. Pumeuter. MrchnuicSNilir
u. Horton, Mount Holly.
". ". Hubbard. PuultIrl
r. HOltOn, Dandy Corner.
William Pierce. Daubt
u. \. Carter, Benson
". II. llul, Wells.
%. f. Woods, Bellows Fails.
p. II Robbins. Chester.
- X Allen, East WallngIuri
sherman Brothers, Ludlow
brown q tldik, NnlllrHNtu
i. ID. pWfdY. Manchester
: VI southland. Ncrgcnncs
! 7. johnson. lluhbHrtOu.
y. ". Irving, orwell.
Heubeu Whitcomb Stockbrld9r.
". i. Morse. p. NJ, Shrewsbury.
>. Sails. FOrcstdalc.
Il. II. button. =. NJ, Caycndsh.
w :. BaSSrtt. Postmaster Mtddlctuv-p.
j. c. spencer Postmaster, East Clarendon
c. \. Ram, East pOulturY.
c. r. Marsh, North Clarendon.
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TERMS

- per aunnn,, IN aduance, tcah on Ch,0moS
Free.
For Fifty Cents Extra, the chromos VIII be
sent, mounted, vanished, ana prepaid by
mail.
The Aidine will, hereafter, be obtainable only
by subscription. There VIII he no reduced or
club rate cash for subscriptions must be sent
TO the publishers direct, or handed to the local
canyasser, without responsibility 10 the pub
fishers, except In cases whore the certificate Is
given, bearing the fac-simile signature OF
James sutton co.
CANYASSERS WANTED
Any person wishing TO act permanently as a
local canyasser Will receive full and prompt in
formation by applying 10
JAMES SUTTON & CO., Publishers,
oct2Sdtf bS Maiden Lane, New York.
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The high character which the Daily Times
has borne in the past Is a sufficient guarantee
for It's conduct In the future. IL VIII continue Ia
advocate the cause of the public, without refer
cnCc to the interests OF individuals. NO cN-
pense VIII be spared in the maintenance OF is
position as the foremost OF American Journals.
It Is the best daily family newspaper IN lh'
country. II has the latest news. the bcst lof-
egn correspondence, and the largest stan ON
home correspondents. All objectionable news
ana advertisements are llgldly cNcluded.
rruvs ro MAIL srpsCRIBERs
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" Daly luics, per ahuu''i' ''Vi"ui"s thu go
nd, ui,HuH cuIiioh 80 90
me DaiII Illll1 M; per "ilhuin' oNoiu'''" E,
NJ, Cht Siiutt So o.
Inc 'uhu"S cul'lol' Poi "'''i''i'''' '''''''' o.
THE SENiI-WEEKLY TINES
me Seml-We'klN Ilmes contains az very care
1ul epltOme OF our foreign ana nome CORES
pondence an interesting selection OF current
mngazines. IA choice variety of aaricultlirnl
,nottnr I'd tho very oct no,-g ~, IL No nom.
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CELERY PLANTS From Peter EIender-
~ son ready on and after June 2ith. Send In
your orders, Cabbage plants for late crop by
the hundred or thousand; also, Green Peas
ready about July LIST. Flower plants, among
which Is the celebrated Amaranthas Salsllolius
or Fountain Plant, constantly on hand. B0u-
quets, wreaths &C. made to order.
s. CLEMONS,
maybdly ar Fair Grounds
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All the grades or Rutland Marble, In the
spapc OF slabs OF various thlcknesses required
for Furniture, Mantel, and Decorative Work, as
well as Cemetery use also Cubic stock for
Monumental ana Building purposes, including
BASES, Strips, and Posts may be found ON our
yard at all times.
our extensive arrangements Tor the prOduc-
ton OF Marble, In the way OF quaiTying Ma
chineW, and Mills comprising thirty-two gangs
OF saws, place uS In position 70 supply the
wants OF the Trade. Wholesale and Retail
Dealers, Builders, Furnituremen, ana gem
eral Manufacturers win find It to their Interest
TO favor us with their orders
mayldSwtf RUTLAND MARBLE co,
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DENCILS.- Dixon's Pencils, made in
the United States, are much superior TO
Faber's, and are sold at lower prices. Try
GLOBE PAPER co.
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4 CARD.

uNAGS. We have now in stock an assort-
l. ment OF Dennison's Patent Direction
Labels and Merchandise Tags, which we Will
sell at manufacturers prices.
We have also a good stock of Phillips Sc
curlty IIook-Tags," very convenient and SER
yceablc article for merchants. Among its adj
yantages are: Goods can be more readily mark
cd than by any other means; the tag is so Sc
curely locked that It cannot become detached
from the goods; no chance OF the tag becoming
detached from the hook no points projecting
% tear other goods or your fingers. They ere
safe strong and Chtap. Can and examine
them. GLOBE PAPER co.
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80 PERSON CAS- TAKE THESE rlrrFH,.

according to directions and remain long un-
we'll PROV ldcd their bones are mot destroyed ny
mineral poison or other means, and vital or
gauS wasted beyond repair.
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GRATEFUL THOUSAND"

proclaim NGSEGAG B1rIERS the most wonderful
lnligUrant mat eyer sustained the sinking
system.
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uNAGS. We offer Dennison's Merchan-
i disc and Shipping Tags TO slationers and
Printers at DennisOn'S lowest prices. Sehu w
an order ana satisfy yourselves
GLOBE PAPER co.
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2ublirntiolls.

HNlIE NEW YORK TIM Els.
pAiLY, sEMI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
THE NEW YORK DAILY TINES
Is THE
ONLY REPUBLICAN JOURNAL.
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
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are extracted thercfrOm without the use OF AZ
cOhOl. The question Is almost daily asked,
remove the cause OF disease, aud the patient re.
Renoyator and lnvigorator of the system. New
err before III the history OF the world mas ln"I
abie qualities Oi NiNEGAh BlITEhs III nHallng lhc
Vlscerai Or organs or BiiioGs Disease. ''
DI1"rFRS
~ INV
act OH all these cases IN singular manner.
By purifying the Blood they remove the cause,
ana by resolving away the cHG,is 9i w, N
Elimination (thc tuhercuar deposits the Hlrct-
ed parts receive hcallh ana Il permanent cure
is erected
H., NLN u.Itt rNtnY snBn ui.AIp,U
''
let them ilsc NfSEGAR BlIJERs aN = medicine,
and avoid the use Of alcoholic otihinlHniS Ia
every form.
, ....,.,.,.. ,.,,..,...,..,
'hN Ef' l. leu NNNI'
proclaim V1SEGAs BfrIFRs the most wonderful
'''''''
according to directions and remain long un-
wen, provided thelr bones are mot destroyed ny
i-'ji,yi;rfS
,,i.t.i,,..,, , ,r,.,..i,nt IN th,. y,linv. oi nuf
Mt'i, o." ', ~ , MA t-,ttnj St,tn.
NOS. oI H. SI,s...,,,n Ohio Nil
W. oi'C ,I iri',I
oou' 81 t'i ,m', u,o|n III, Gr'ndS PM
ti.i'n,,. GIN. Sn,,,f,t,'h pnunnLn lame.
Throughout olr entire country during the
,meHts of tSe s1n,nach ana liver and other ln
dSminnl visrera In ihgi,. treatment. u nur.ra-
tN.r r%rrtint- n unwr,f,,, iy,iluruce iinon tudsr
ynrtouc nrSaI,s is cs,entiaiis' necessary, There
* M coth6i.tic for the ournl,s cntai To- Dr. i
WALKER's VINEGAR ljirrERs. ~ they win speed
crafty restoring Inc healthy iunctions y the d.
gc9'iNc organs
i ,,,,,.,,i.,,, ,,,, ,,,,tt. ,,tth v,,,,,,,,, m
h'ad-aehe, pain IN ne shoulders cousl.I tl-ht,
the stomach, bad taste IN inc NOUN, bilious az
tacks, palpilatlon OF the heart, Inflammation "i
HpiingS VI ns IN oegIs i w' lau,,
SrHOFTIA. OR KINGS EVIL.
white swel!ngs. ulcers, El}sipelas, sWrl!ct
neck, gOitrc, scrOlulOus lnlanlnatlohs, lucrcu-
rnt affections, old sores eruptlonS OF the skin,
sore eycs,.ctc In these, as IN an other oonsti-
govt, BILIOUS, relattent ana Intermittent iGNers,
diseases OF the blood, liver, Kidneys ana Dlad-
MECHANICAL DlSEAShS'
Persons engaged IN paints ANA minerals sucii
paralysis OF me bowels 10 guard against this,
rop ct,r>- n,ep,re
' "N'-' Ai'EA9r'''
eruptions. letter salt rheum. blotches sno,s
Minimize nustuie, Loi q c,r,'u ~, ,,.5,r
NJ the SKIN az Vhatcyer a,un n any
:" " ''''' INV ~ Wv "'' u 'no9c n'''ci9'
vii fHs the SYSTEM o Worms M Ike iRasa BIZ
IN Young or old, married or single at the dawn
proyement' is soon perceptible
CLEANSE TIE INITIATED BLOOD
i t05n a., ~ shiii III Pilpisa, eruptoiia OF s4It
,,II n, IN, IN ,J you INV ~ Vos,rucIcu anu SUI
,nlr roaii,r Ina 'toh9v !, mhon ~ - ioii
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Che Grades.

CURTAIN CORNICES OF BLACK
~ Walnut, or all CIT made TO order. cur
'ain Wings, Tassels and Cords. DEARBORN'S
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Chr 8utlantl daily Globe.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1878.
EEo.isiny Good,

In continuing our remarks on holiday
goods as displayed by Rutland merchants
we cannot refrain from calling attention to
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NEW MOULDINGS FOR PICTURE
~ Framing, Chromos, Autographs, uyd
Engravings at DEARBORNs'
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~HOW CASES, CORNER, CLOCK
10 and Matte shelves made % order, With
Plain or MO'mcl edges BRACKETS sawed IN
different slyics ct DEARBORN'S
Grove Block.
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BlLIlOC Observation-Disclosures TERMlrTENT
EENEES

which are so prevalent III thc valleys ui our
great rivers throughout the United states,
p.ciallY those OF the Mississippi, OHIO, Nils
sour, Illinois, Tennessee, CulHOerldnd, Arkan-
saS, Red colorado. BrHlos, RIO Grandc, PEARL
Alabama, Mobile, savannah, Roanoke, James,
ana many others, with their vast tributaries.
throughout ultr entire country during the
summer and Autumn, and remarkably 50 dur
Ing seasons OF UNUSUAL heat and drtness, are
Invariably accompanied by extensive derange-
ments OF the stomach ana liver, and other ap-
d6minal Viscera. In their treatment, u pulga-
various organs, Is essentially necessary. There
is no Cathartic for the purpose equal to Or. d.
WALKER's VINEGAR BiTTEis. ~ they VIII speed
lily remove the darl-colOrpd yisCid matter with
which the bowels are loaded, at ihp same Time
stimulating the secrc,ionS OF the liver. and gen
gcStiNc organs.
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by PURIFYING all the lluds with NISEGAH IT
TIERS. No epidemic can take hold ul the y stem
thus forr-arncd
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govt, bilious, rernittent and Intermittent teyers,
diseases OF the blood, liver, Kidneys and blad-
der, these bitters have no equal. such diseases
are caused lN vtlatcd blood
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DR.. wALKnn's CALI opNrA VINEGAR

DR.. WALKEE'S ChL1 OBNtA VINEGAR
BI1'rERS
act OH all these cases in singular manner
By purifying the Blood they remove the cause.
and by resolving away the effects OF the in
ilamnatiou Uhe tubercuiar deposits the Affect
ed parts receive health. ana Il permanent cure
is effected
II MEN VIII ENJOY GOOD HEALTH,
let them ttsc NfSEGAR BI1JERs IN = medicine,
and avoid the use Of alcoholic stiiaulHuiS Ia
every iufiu.
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