davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-08

DAMAGES RECOVERED AT the late SOS
sion of the Windsor county court, Mrs
Minnie T.. Smith of Halifax recovered $500
of c. II. Wilcox, keeper of the hotel in
Gmlford Center, as damages for selling
liquor to her husband and father which
caused the killing of the former hv the lat
ter. in July last.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-08
RrriANp, W., April ?. 1874.
II, Urrfy,VJ II n u-1oJ;oofo,.

RUTLAND, T., April =. 1874
Han. q. W. WMord. " g., Washington,
d. T..
DEAF SIR We wish to express TO you
our high appreciation of the decided sup
port We, as officers Of the Ladies Temper
ance Association. have received from the
proprietor of the Rutland WeyoH. Mr. A.
II. 1uttle,--to assure you that his appoint
ment as postmaster in this town would
meet with the most hearty approval Of the
ladies', who are, at a great sacrifice, en-
deavoring to elevate the standard of moral
ity and sobriety These efforts are, we be-
levc, approved by God and by the best
class of our citizens. Mr.. futile has most
nobly "stayed up Our hands through the
columns of his estimablc paper, OF which
we are and have right to be proud, and
for this commendable course he is assailed
and opposed Of the combined ranks of all
that is demoralizing in our community, and
for this reason alone we are induced to
thus freely and earnestly urge the favor
able consideration of his application.
In regard to Mr. Kilburn, the present in
cumbent, we would only say we sincerely
regret he should consent to be carried on
the shoulders Of those among us who are
extending their deadly fangs into the very
heart of society. Whether this is solicited
on his part or not we would not attemp, to
say. but such is the fact, and we most
earnestly request yon, 10y the appointment
of Mr.. futile, to lend us a helping hand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-07

EFFEcTs CT THE WoMEN's TEMPER
ANoE MOVEMENT The Chicago Tribune
sums up as follows the letters Of special
correspondent who was sent through
northern Indiana and Ohio 10 obtain
positive information as 10 the work and
results OF the temperance agitation in
those districts. The conclusions reached
from observations made iu large num-
Der Of places-villages, towns and cities
may be briefly summed up as follows:
AS moral agent in directing the attention
Of all classes to the general and lament
able prevalence Of lntemperance in the
country atlarge, in suppressiDg some oil
the vile places Of public resort In small
towns and rendering them odious to the
community, and in Fointedly illustrating
once more the fact that legislation may
be made so severe as 10 defeat itself, the
women's temperance crusade has been
entirely successful. The claim that it
has revolutionized the districts which
have been infected with the temperance
enthusiasm by the entire suppression Of
the sale and consumption OF intoxicating
liquor, Is unfounded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-07

TAX ON MARRrAoE-They have Just
had debate in the Virginia Legislature,
on fxinga fee for marriage licenses, or
"raIslng revenue at the expense ormoral.
ity and virtue" as one Of the Virginia
members put 1t, which, by the way, sug-
gests this question: Is 1t not as well TO
do that as to raise revenue by licensing
vice, as our civilized and moral commu-
mites generally doH One member asked
whether matiimony could not be taxed
as business, and whether the proceeds
Of such business might not be reached ?
TO which another responded that 1t was
not proposed to tax 1t as a business but
as aiprivilege. In reply to the argument
that many were too poor to pay the tax
-$a 80 was the amount proposed-it was
answered that man too poor to pay the
tax was too poor to get married. But old
Virginia held on to herancient ways, and
struck tho item from her tax bill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-07

A BILL has been introduced into the
German ReIChStag by the government,
making not only vaccination, but also re-
vaccination, compulsory. In England
the law requires only the vaccination Of
children. In the debates on this billthe
old dispute between the advocates and
the opponents Of vaccination has broken
out with unusual violence, and petitions
against the passage Of the bill have been
pouring In from all quarters. The fact
that revscclnatlon Is required Ia used
with great effect as an argument to de-
,monStrGte the useleasneSs Of all vaccine
ton. Numbers Of people have sent In
statements, that the revacclnated mem
bers Of their families have died from
smallpox, while the others were not even
attacked by the loathsome disease. Il
has been attempted TO show that where
vaccination Is general the number Of
deaths ofInIGnts Is much greater than 10
other countries. One Of the best authorities
on the subject, 90 far as practical ex-
perience IS concerned, has published 9
pamphlet, wherein he maintains that the
physical, moral and mental degeneration
OF the race can be traced directly to the
brutalzing influence Of vaccination. Il
seems to be conClusively established thai
some diseases can be engraited by vaccine
matter from one body to another, anc
that the great spread OF scroiulous dis
ease Is mainly due 10 vaccination. Thu
advocates Of vaccination seem, however
to be vastly in the majority, and TIT
main question ID now, how practically t
carry out compulsory vaccination. Thu
bill, as introduced, authorizes the police
to bring refractory people before the doc
tors BY force. An amendment has beer
proposed to punish on refusal by fnel
and imprisonment; but as this would
work injustice to the poor and the labor
ing class, it has little chance of success
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-07

ADREss CRusGDE IN KANsAs-The
ladies Of Leavenworth have in circula-
ton pledge Of which the following Is
the gist: In consideration OF our said
husbands and fathers signing the pledge
to abstain from the use Of intoxicating
drinks, We do hereby pledge ourselves
to henceforth and forever wear no more
wool, aAx, jute, horsel hair, thread, or any
other thing on our heads, except the
hair that grows there, and use no more
newspapers except as men use them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-07
For 0aIe.
ouBLIo SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

PUBLlo SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Il pnrIIanee q an order plsgod by the Board
q kMaleatl9a o. the School District Of Wheel,
o. the Court HouSo OF Ohio county, on
THURSDAY, April IS, 1874,
Beginning Of 10 o'clock A n, lots Nos. Ayo CO
and ok CI) In square No &c, located at tho corner
Of Fifteenth and ChApllne streets except tho
buildings and improvements thVIeOn) Said lots
Will DO sold separately, or In parts 10 suit pur.
cbas0fs, As tho undoT6tRned may dOtGFminO.
TRIMS or SkIH-0he.thiFd OF tha purchase
money TO DO paid in cash, and the reEIdaV in two
equal payments Of one and two years with iLtcr.
est from day Of sale, TO DO secured by deed OF
trutt, or th6 title retained until all Of the pur.
chase money 10 paid. The present occupants
will VAeatO tho premises, II desired By the puE.
chaser. By, giving, them three months noli %
after the dRyo sale, J, II. HALL,
J. N. BIOKBL, Clerk. ana
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-07

NLOCKB,- m
~, We are now receiving our Spring stock Of
CLOCKS. embracing everything in the shape oil q
rauted before leaving our store, Gail At 1904
MAJ ket street, below Il Lure House, for Clocks,
Wnen 9, JswGlry, spectAcles, Gold Pens, Silver
Ware. Wa king Canes, &c. az Watches and
Clocks repaired and warranted.
apl ,0XTOBY d DUFFIRLD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-07
DIED.

BERo7on Monday morning, April 9Th, 1874,
a. M O'Clock, JoHH ABHRT, son OF Joseph and
kmily Beto, aged years and days.
Funeral ftom the residence Of his parents, 97I6
chspline street, this afternoon at enc O'Clock
Friends of the family arerripCctfully invited to
attend
NOTrOE 1t Is pO'IarE'y the wish oil the family
that tGeIe be no hired bugRlts. Number Of
hacks NOT limited,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-07
nor SALE
A Farm Containing lOS Acres.

l win sell II in one lot, or divide It in lots Of
Iour OF Ave acres 70 suit purchasers. There Is
county. Situated within ono mile Of the city Of
Wheeling. M
TERMG-one fourth cash, balance in ono, two
and three years, with interest.
For further particulars enquire Of the sub
GEO. ROBERTS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-07

FOR SALE ..r1aa -
The Dwelling House In which InoW 10. ".
side, pleasantly situated and In healthy Ioca.
ton, liaS ohApllns street, between old Union
and Monroe streets. For particulars enquire Of
the subscriber.
ap4 A. TURNER,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-07

Opera House Drug Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-07
8peolaI AotIcea,

A LWAYs GET THE BEST.
REEDS OOUGH sYRUP
Nothing equal to 1t for Coughs, Colds, HoarsO-
ness, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, &c For
70 make the voice smooth and cleaf.
- Sold by Druggists everywhere
MCCAbB, KRAFT q CO., PTopfietors,
OCH Wheeling, W, Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-07
NELL & ELLINGHAM,
w hoIesaIe GEoceEs,
1906 MAIN STREET

/ Have now in store and for sale:
800 Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose, gdel.
weitg, Keystone, Howard and other standard
ssS Half BblD Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
800 No. 3 Mackerel. '
200 No . MAckerol. So.
400 Packages ha:kerel, Nos. and 9 in quarter
IS TIerceS choice CarollnA Rice. a.8-
100 Bbls choice N. o. Molaeses. 4frw
50 Hhds choice N. o. sugar.
100 Bbis Standards A, B, Extra @, Grsnulsted,
Powdered, Crushed, Franklin aud GO Sugars.
100 Ragi primo TO choice Coffee.
g Half Chests prime 70 choice @. P, Teas.
20 CaddleB prime 70 choice G. P. TeGs
20 HAl! chests prime 70 choice Black Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces Halbrook'a, ]. 4. Mill.
net.s, PAGES and other good reliable brands,
among the best In tho country, Our stock Il
full and complete, and will BE- offered 70 the
trade At tho lowest market price. We invite
close buyers 70 Call and examine on. stock DO.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
mario MILL & RLLINdHAM.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-07
MARRIED..

sCHoCKE-KRUCKBNBRRG.-on sunday.
April 3, 1874, Of the home OF the bride, by Rev.
I'd. Woes, Mr.. WnLIAH soHocKEAnd MIas Can.
oLINA kRUCKEEBERa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-01
General News.

Secretary Fish will leave Washington on En-
Asy ior his summer residence OH the Hudson.
Ex-Governor Clark has accepted the nom na
ton OF the PruLibltnnlsts for Governor OF New
\ ork.
Harvesting has begun IN many portions OF Cal
.:oruiJ, and the yleid OF gram Is described a.
"-normous."
Miss Kate West died al P,ris, ky, Oh Monday
from an overdose til al ehir taken 10 Improve
Ler complt N,on.
A bill Was introduced III Tie Legislature OF New
Hampshire yesterday, recognizing tbs Supreme
Court Of that STATE.
The President aud Airs. Grant returned to
y Washington last evening. They will leave ior
i.1ns Branch on Friday.
lhe new elevator Of the Baltimore aud Ohio
st-Ilosd. at Locust Point Baltimore, was opened
y esterdsy for The receipt of Western grain. 1t
las a storage capacity OF 100000 bushels.
y despatch from the Ci'y OF Mexico reports
that - Terrible disease, the character Of which 10
unknoyn,' has become epidemic III Jiacoutan.
The gotemment is aiding the people and endeay.
o,,ng 10 prevent spread of the disease.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-01
L,f without EnJ oy,nent.

No human being whose stomach and liver are
disordered can enjoy life. Business is fatigue and
a bore. and all amusements fiat and unproGtable
10 the victim of indigestion. biliousness and dis
turbances Of the bGEels and the nerves which
always accompany them. The shortest surcst,
safest way TO get rid Of these evils. and of the men
tai dependency which grows out Of them is to tone
and regulate the system with ncstetters Stomach
Btters o, NIL stimulants it is the purest. Of all
vegetable tunics the ,ost active. Of all cathartics
the mildest. of all anti-bilous preparations the
ost swirl and certain in its operation. During the
down nrofessopal preju dice distaneed competition.
and taken rank as the standard restorative Of The
age. leo'oi'@
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-01
Capitalists on the Berks County Road
OFFICIALLY INsPECTING THE NEW HIGHWAY
z TO sI.ATINoTnN. 81


OFFICIALLY INSPECTING THE NEW HIGHWAY
~ TO sTATiEoTnN. 81
As the EAGLE announced several days ago.
this important exclusion OF capitalists over the
Berks county Railrord took place today. AT
| 1890 and at 11:1j this morning. large num-
ber OF representative railroad and iron men.
and capitalists OF Philadelphia, New York and
other cities arrived in Reading over the Read
| ing and Columbia, Wilmington and Recalling,
! East Pennsylvania. and Philadelphia andRead-
! ing railroads. The gentlemen Immediately
| prOcee ded 10 he foot OF Penn street and about
half past eleven O'Clock the train left for the
upper terminus. Accompanying the visitors
were President Henry BushOng, Vice Presi-
dent Wellington b. Gresemer, Superintendent
Craig, Treas and Secretary Frank {. Smink,
directors Of the road, leading stockholders OF
this city Mayor Evans, and representatives OF
the Edgle. Times, Posi-, New York 2iibune,
Philadelphia Press, Associated Press aud 9TH
ers.
The party will proceed over the road and
stop at Slatington where the leading men oi
that section will receive them ana accom- pany
them on their tour of inspection. The vast
slate deposits Ond other valuable mineral pro
ductions of that country will be inquired into
and fully shown The visitors individually
will b. In charge of gentlemen fully quaiihed
to point out the local and general advantages
county take great pride In the Berks County
Railroad and there Is every reason to believe
that all participating In the excursion will re-
tutn with the very best impressions OF me
new road TO the coal regions. After being
shown the principal points along the line. the
excurionists will return to Reading about five
O o'olock and will be handsomely entertained al
Mansion House-Readiag Eagle, June 2eh.
READING, Pa, June 3o.-An excursion of cap
italsts and business iuen of Philadelphia, Ar.
lington J. lncaster, and other cities, proceeded
to- Lay over the Berks County Railroad to SIat-
ipgton, upon a tour Of inspection, accompanied
by H. Rushoug, Presiden', and other officers oi
the road. The party returned here at four +. NJ.
and psrtook Of ban1ue at The Mansion House
To morrow the first through passenger tram VIII
commence running on the road.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-01
rnr RING SAFE BURGLARY.

cHlFr nETEcrrgE wHrTETEY TO BE CALLED Tc
AccouNT--orHER SERIOUS CHARGES.
8 wAsHISaros June 2s.--The new Solicitor o.
the Treasury Department, the Hon. Buford WI
son, arrived In this city to-day. He will qualify
and assume the duties of his Office to morrow
One OF the very first cases claiming his attention
will he the testimony in the Harrington safe bur
glary, arrftiaed, copy Of which has been received
by the Secretary v from the Clerk OF the House ol
Representatives. The Solicitor will Immediately
take up fhia case, amt after examination OF the
printed testimony will call upon Col Whiteley
for any further explanation which he msy have
to make. Any facts lie may present in his de
fence will be carefully considered, but no triflng
will he allowed. The case, as il now stands, Ii
conclusive against Whitley and his assistants, and
il will take strong proof 10 overcome the points
made against him in the plot iDjure Mr. Alex
ander. There are other serious charges against
Whiteley which Of themselves will be sufficient
to cause his removal. One OF the least important
of these Is the careless and loose manner In which
he keeps his accounts. The msior part OF the
large appropriation Tor tho secret service ia Oil
expended, and absolutely no vouchers retained
to show what becomes Of the money. THIS is
brought ont very clearly in the safe burglary ties
iimoDy, and Will he inquired into thoroughly by
the new Solicitor, under Secretary Bristow's di-
rpction.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-01
Lnsiepu Banks TO Withdraw Fart
OF Their Circulation.

WASHINGTON, Juno %9. 1874.
Under the provisions oi this new CurIen-
cv bin the Third National Bank, OF New
York, will reduce ills circulation from
$500 900 10 SIC, 600. The lowest point TO which
the circulation of any bank can be reduced,
aud will receive $150.000 IN ponds. The
American Exchange Bank OF New York,
witbdrsws $7O6 900 In bonds for the reduc'
tion of It's circulation. Letters have also
been received from New England binks
giving notice Of like intention 10 reduce
heir circulation aud withdraw tue londs de
posted for its security. The two proposed
chicago banks, with q capital OF Z ioo Ooo nave
,decined 10 40 into operation. Ii Will pe re-
mem bsred that the President recommend J.
ed in his annual message to allow national
hanks 10 reduce their circulation Oh deposit
ting law full money and not 10 require the
return of the notes of the bank wishing so
10 do. He was assured by leading bankers
In Sew York ahd Boston that were this
done The West aGd South could have all
the patIousl currency ihey would need
This was one of the reasons why no opposed
or pansion OF the currency. Nbat was
tken predicted is now being literally fni-
filled. 1t 10 no longer an object Tor banks
I'd secure four dollars in nstionai BANK
nofes with Eve dollars In legal tenders. ss
pow ~ the case, while bonds are sixteen
And !. seysateca csnis. premium, and only
so coo In nokes gre sissped btor slo.oVo 10
bonds Ths met thstths cropossa banks IN
Chicago do not findat tts prnti ~ q assarta
under the operations otthe nAph1eFL Wakesa
the cry for ''more mvusyibn :teAse1 alarm s5ai. I
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-01

LICENSE LAw.-Prohibtion having totally
failed IN Massachusetts, her !. legislature bias
adopted License law as the only pracii ca
Die method OF dealing with the traffic In
!nioz icatipK liquors. 1t has taken Massa.
rhnsetts long time to find out q nth per-
iectly understood In other communities;
Lut now tba. she has learned il by years OF
eXpei fence, per haps she will resf satified
that prohibition is no remedy but rather
sggnsastioss, % tue ilss 81 IotsaSperauoa.
no retbfss TO The IamIiihsss psiuci ple OF :
LiesDse las amer such . hong hght In Z
ssioud-iand sof sheory. must seem toa the
families preAt ,nsrsl degraastion, snd we
"ondsf NOT al Ihs h rec sbs,se OF the Lsgis
fstofs by 4fis ProtIh snists. and their stir
ring appeal 20 tActlIg Governor Talbot to
seems hopeIcssgy 1 iisiuafei with prohibi-
ton aud a state 20 onstabuiary. Jfhe should
not veto the bin. We predict that. after a
years experiment, tns statistics will show
gain Tor tsmpsr nee and moraiity.-N.f.
pOHt'4dI of Cy5Sl3rterce.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-01
A DEFEA FOk iHE oWOMENsslls

In the Supr nae p."ri of MasMcnussttss
Yesterday, q & I'll beneb rendered decieiou
unfayorable to the women VINO are soektuf
to be admitted TO seats at the boston scnoos
Roard. More prsciseiy stated, the judg-
mant of the court was that of the board ltk Q
each OF the other bos.ds elected by the peo-
ple to serve as thelr Representatives 10 the
sitv royefnmesit, - The solo judgelof its
own mem bsrshjr that ~ sdeeasfon shoa ID
b eopcfpsivs as to the right q. ssy PSI .
0uesfion "a fav~ 81 fart invoived sih that
liiscision should b, bSsn % rsrleinp by iu-
dicisl proceetliuGa. 30 for the present tue
women are unmistak ably worsted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-01

Peci,al aespsich frsmw Washington announce.
shat me Diarictlof Eolumbia Commission will
be iniiy organic III 4e-dsysso that the holders o
Disifl9t bonds will receive their July interest
~lthoht deianlt The three commissioners
Messrs. Catteli Dennisop, and Blow, il is said
1ave all accepted and are ready 10 take the oath
Jof Office. Ga the other hand, an Associated
Press despatch reports that, while The two 9th.
ers are prepared TO enter upon their duties, Mr.
Cattell has not yet signifed his acceptance.
At Buffalo, yesterday, the jury in the case
of CHARLES Sigwall charged with manslaugh
ter, 10 causing the loss OF several lives by
the falling OF a building erected under his
superintendence, came into court with O
verdict. The Judge asked for the prisoner
but he was not in courf, and forther pro
ceediogs were stopped. It wss believed
that the prisoner had escaped to Canada. A
later dispatch says the jury found a verdict
ofguilty.
railroad passenger arrived In Louis
Vile. yesterday, with report that IN Spsn-
Ger Co., Kentucky, on Monday night. Mrs
Donaldson, her seven children, her sister
in-law, Mrs. Storkney and Mrs. Stork ney'i
daughter were murdered In their beds by
burglars. AS their Is no telegraphic com
inunlcation with the place, nothing further
is known of the terrible affair.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-01
9cu "a.
gTiiE lBEslNNlAGs OF THE END.

-gTiiB iBEsiNNlAGg OF THE END.
An tia Eastern Department Of Cuba the span
aids are preparing 10 -1baridou the small towns
ol the interos They no S5uref hsps the ameana
81 defending them froRlfhs enterprises OF the in
=utEents. This is confsasion Of iucapacity 20
sut1ue the nsurrcction which We scarcely looked
tor from the Guban authorities. ~ the proposed
movement of retreat be carried out IL viii hasten
tie end OF the cruel war which has been wssed
now for well nigh six years. During that fiI.S
10th parties have stoutly disputed every inch Of
ground, tAe Spanish soldiers dispisyin eItraor-
dlnary tenacity. They are now, however, weary
OF an simess war, III which neither gloIy nor
profit can be gaiued.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-01

The price oI bituniuCus coal, from which is
produced the ordinary gas with which streets
and houses are lighted Is lower in the Cnited
STATES lhan in Englind, but the gas itself Is
txice, OF even thrice dearer. lu London, which
aas 10 get coal by sea aud by railroad from remote
coliieries, gas has lately been reduced 10 81 per
1000 cubic ieet, aud even This Is grnmbied at as
t1o Ugh In Philadelphia We have 10 pay e.. 80
ior the same quantity OF gss, Of very inferior quail
lty- PhiIfdtlohta Press 10 dag.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-01
wrLMIN0ToN. DEL. July 1. 1874.

~ DICKINSON CoIIEGg.-1his old Institution OF
llearning has jast undergone clange in it,
faculty that il is thought will grestly enhance iti
pseiulness. In the meeting OF ihe Board OF Di-
fectors which produced this result bishop Scott
imas prominent, and to him Is mainly due the
change which las been effected. With less IA
, natich politics and moe Jealous and sincere
1,iety we expect TO hear of Dickinson houiishine
flpidiy in the future instead Of deteIiolatug as
Ia the past lew years.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-01
GOLD IN CUBA.

The condition of the Spanish finances in Cuba
is now such that gold has gone up to 29". and an
additional tax OF five per cent. upon real estate
is asked for by the Captain General. This state
Of things would seem 10 show that the Spaniards
are not getting along with their war against the
Cubans 90 weli as has been claimed, and that in
all probability the "rebels" pay yet gain thei'
ndepen dence.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-01

sin is very much the offspring Of physical i'll
health and feeble stomaehs. Duriog one bird oi
bodies, and if the stomach and bowels are not well
nothing Is we'll. TO be dyspeptic sto be miserable:
moreover. dyspepsia is the foundation OF fevers AMI
diseases OF The blood. liver. skin. kidneys. Dys
pepsa Invariably yields to the viISues Of the yeeet
able ingredients contained in that great puriiyer vi
the blood and restorer Of health. DR. WALIER's
ca IrnRNIA NINTGAR BIITERs. 4W