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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-01

The LOUISIANA FIAsco 1T seem to US
that the Peoples Party ofill-starred Lou
isiana should have known in advance,
when it upset the Kellogg usurpation and
installed the rightful authority in that
State. tia; Grant would not, and, indeed,
could not. under lis legal Obligations as
President. allow it to retain the positions
il had won by revolution. Federal inter
vention being certain. the Peoples Party
should also have known. that nothing could
be left for il but 30 submit. In view Of
these inevitable aud patent sequences, the
whole movement of this Peoples Party in
Louisiana impresscs itself on US as about
the baldcst piece of faulty that sensible
organization ever was guilty of. What
has been gained by it or what could ra-
iioually be hoped from it? Certainly.
whatever may have been hoped for. moth
ing has been born Oft, except, perhaps. tina,
reproach and discredit have been brought
by it uTon the uoblcst Of causes. But,
though tho act Of Grant in rc-seating the
usurpcr Kellogg is dcfensiblc. his origi-
nal recognition Of this rascal as Governor
of Louisiana under and because Of the H.
legal rcscript Of another rascal, n Federal
Judge. Dure!l by name. (no.oriously
drunk at the time he gave the judgment
and probably lousy is utterly withou,
Justification. unless ignorance be iusti
fca,ion. Bad, however, as was the act Of
Grant. Lis offence is vcnial when compar-
ed with the cruel and criminal eonduc, of
the great majority of Republican Senators
IN Congress. by special message. Grant
had called the attention of Congress to the
frauds and outragcs by which Kellogg
had obtained power in Louisiana. Car
penter. also. had exposed and denounced
them in the Senate with great force of
argument and with distinguished clo-
qu.ncc. A committee was raiscd-ama-
jori,y Ecpub!icans-.o investigate the
election, and all the hateful and loa.hsomc
details connected with it were tully and
fairly exposed. And yet. in the teeth of
all this. the dominant party in the Senate.
C'infam0us and contcnted.'') quietly and
demurcly adjourned. and made no sign.
thus handing back the unhappy people of
Louisiana TO the control Of the upstart
usurpcr and remorselcss plnndcrcr (pig-
headed and rigcon-livcrcd. however
whom Gran, has lately restored to en-
pire. amid military pomp and shoutings.
and with
''Sonorous metal, breathing martial sound
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-01

Too LArE.-The way men put OF i'm
portant matters to the last moment Is one
of the curious things in nature. The 9Th
concert in aid Of the Public Library OF
Kentucky vas advertised to take place
July 81. The day after. August 1. Gov.
Bramlette, the manager, at Louisville.
received over $50. 900 for tickets. Had
the drawing taken place at that time the
Governor would have had to send this
money back, but as the concert was post
poned to November 80. it was all right
with them. We presume that on the frs.
day of December next. the day after the
concert. thousand Of dollars will be re-
ceived. one day too late. for there will
be no further postponement. This money
might just as well have been sent a week
before. asv hen i, was.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-01

Tn PuRESoloeieAI JoraSkE roa 0cfossa
centains fne variety Of subjects. The sketches
Of Supt. !, B. Aissworth and Of The integral
Conneauealth, should Be Rad By politicians
and siaiesrnen; John Roach, the ship-buildes,
With 6ne portrait, 10 delinested; also the Lord
Chanceilor u England, Sir Roundell Palmer
There are. aho, papers on Morbid Moods Of
Mighty Minds, in which the ease Of Henry Ward
Beeeher = nstaneed; Purity of Life; Home Po-
liseness-nost timely and well pat counsel;
Our Negro Population; The Work that Wins
What am Good Fort The Transit Of Venus.
illustratsd; 4 Plea for Phrenology; The Hus-
baud Aiss Il etc. Terms, soeents number,
or s.. a year. s. r, Wells, $50 Roadway New
York. 4-tF
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-01

TEACHERS INSTITUTE. who have
been appointed TO teach in the Public
Schools of the county for the present year
Commencing to-day will bear in mind tina,
the Teachers Institute will meet in Leon.
ardtown on next Monday. the 5:h inst.
and continue in session three days. A
full attendance is requested. Prof. New.
cl! and others from abroad are expected
Considerable reduction Of fare has been
secured by the Teachers Association
which will be extended to oil Teachers
elect and school authorities attending the
Institute.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-01

Hon. A. B. HAGxER.-The nomina-
ton of this gentleman by the Republican
Congressional Convention. which lately
met at Annapolis Junction. appears to be
an occasion both Of surprise and disap-
pointmcnt to tile great mass Of ST. Mary s
Republicans. however it may be elsewhere
That the party can be educated up to bis
support is probable enough. but rs the
case stands at present. it will require ex-
traordinary cxer,ion upon the part Of Re.
publican managers and canvasscrs. and
liberal expenditures Of money besides. to
quiet and remove exigcnt complaints and
murmurings in this quarter. An enthu-
sias,ic support. Mr.. Hagner must not look
to have from bis party here in the prescn,
campaign. The rare culture, eminent
ability, h;gh-bred manners aud srotlcss lin
en-. ofthis gentleman is not exactly the char
acter Of "makc up that commands the high
est present premium in the colorcd market
in this section. A sprcad-eagle article.
gaudy. noisy. and varid, would have been
found much moro suitable and popular -
But. really. as this is none of our funer-
al, we must decline to NEEDLE further with
it. Bye the-tye. since when did Mr..
EIagner attach himself to the Republican
party, and can we be mistaken in the sup
position, that he supported Judge Merrick
for Congress in 1870 against Mr.. Gary Z?
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-01

DENoCRATrc NOMINEES FOR CONGRESS -
The roll is now complete. Good and true
and strong aud untain,cd men have been
nominated by the several democratic Com
gres>ional Conventions in every dis;ric,
Of the State. The list embraces the fol.
lowing gcutlcmcn-lst District. Philip
Francis Thomas:-2rd district. Charles
H. Roberts ;-3ri district. William J
O'Erieu:-4ih district, Thomas swami
9Th district. Pr. Eli !. Heuklc:-6,h
and last district, VIM. Walsh. The til.
umrhaut election of all these gentlemen
The sending Of united democratic del.
cgaiiou to Congscss-is VIVA, We are en-.
titled to claim and have and what we vii
certainly obtain. if every democrat vii
do his duty. We send cut cur best wish
es to our brothers Of the other districts
bu: our business is with our own. A
anion Of white men for the sake of whit,
meu. up with ilerkle aud down With mikes
schools Let tits be our dis,r;c. war,
cry-aud every shoulder TO the wheel.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-01

A Selec, English, Classical and Commercial
Boardin: and Day School, Nos. Isl, $50 AMI
l9l Madison Avenue, Baltimore. Prof JAWS
c KiSEAR. A ~, Principal, aided by six prn-
{ ssors Of established reputation. The Twelfth
Session olens Monday, sept 9TH. Advantages
and accomm odaiions unsurpassed. Age OF all
mission from seven TO ninr,ecn years Term.
according TO age Large private playground
and complete g mnasium. Apply al the school
or by letter, after August !. Circulars al the
School, bookstores and Drug Stores.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-01
Registered Voters.

The following is a Lis, Of Qualified Voters
for Election District No. . Factory
registered by me on Monday, the 9Th.
Tuesday. the s,h and wednesday. the
9Th Of September. 1874.
Bean F S,ani~laus
Bean Rob, NJ
Coats Samuel Z
Fenhagen Jas r
NJ
Mason George r
The following is the List Of names Of Reg.
is,ered persons stricken by me from the
List of Qualified Voters on the Regis
tration Books Of Election Disiric; No. 2
(Faciory) on Monday. the 9Th. Tues
day. the Sta and Wednesday, tie 9th
Of September. 1874, on account Of
death and removal.
Coad Edwin
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-01
BALTIMORE MdRHE rs.

Wharf.-The market for Wheat has rnied
dull during the past week. and for the grades
below prime, both for Southern and Western
descriptions, prices are easier. The offerings
of Southern Wheat to Thursday inclusive
amour ted TO 81. 900 bushels, ard the sales du-
ring the same period include ZOO bushels white
AT il0Gl25 cents for inferior TO good; 20, 600
bushels amber at i35@l3s cents-the latter for
few samples extra choice only; 81, 900 bushels
good 70 prime red at l25Gal33 cents. and :, 600
bushels very common to :air red at 100 10 l22
cents. The receipts Of Western continue TO fall
of. but the demand is less active aud prices are
not so firm. The sales embrace Is, 900 bushels
in elevator at l26 cents for No. I; l22@l2i
cents for No. 2, closing at l22G9l23 cents; lis
Oils cents for No. 3 and H3@ll5 cents for
rejected, and IL 900 bushels on track AZ ll76
rs cents for fair TO prime red and lO56ll5
cents for damaged TO fair rejected
CORX-There his been q brisk demand for
Southern Corn aud for small lots of Western
on track and in elevator, for city uSe and price
have advanced materially. For Western mixed
in elevator TIE market has ruled firm, and adj
vanciug until Thursday, when the nd yices
from the West checked the movement, and the
market closes nominal. The sa'es amounted
TO about 30, 900 bushels at from 93I a 9SI cents
but Of the close lots of 600 bushels aud up-
ward were fered n; 974 and 90 cents, without,
finding bsiyers. We also learn OF a sale Of TO- :
Oco bushels for September delivery, made early
in the week at 81 cents The sales Of Southern
were 1000 bushels white and 4. Ono do yellow
al from l0oe9lO7 cts, bulk ai lO3GH lO5 c's.
OATS The sales reported were I, 900 bushels
Southern at 60@6o cents. closing at 62@65
cta:s. and 5000 bushels bright Western al 60
G65 cents, closing a, 63665 cents
RYE.-The sales foot up about 900 bushels.
mostly AT esq loo cents, choice lots for seed
bringing higher figures.
ToaAcco-The markets for Leaf Tobacco CON-
tinue very firm, and we note good demand for
nearly all descriptions. OF Maryland all the
fresh receipts are taken as offered, and we noe
brisk inquiry for the lower grades Of old
stocks At better prices, and the sales in that di-
reciion are large, but for what market il is tai
ken we were unable to ascertain. The receipts
of Ohio are light and the market is strong, with
n CONTINUATION Of the speculative inquiry noted
in our las, review, but sales are limited on ac-
count Of tie extreme views OF the factors. Of
Virginia and Kentucky the stocks are very light,
and We learn Of no sales of importance The
exports during the week were 3oc hhis. and
29s cases to Bremen; Ice hhds. and 23s cases
TO Rotterdam; Col hhds TO France ard hhds.
10 Demcrara; total 3,o97 hhds. Werevise quo
taiions to-day as follows. viz:
Northumberland frosted. Z? 0CE & IN
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Estra.y.

CTRAYED from Leonardtown on or
- about the 2o,h Of September small
black CUR DOG, with n white ring
around bis neck. and from. legs white
with small black spots on them. lie will
answer to the name "Carlo." I will be
thankful for any information given per-
tanning to the above described dog.
WILLIAM III. FORD,
Leonard,cwn, Md.
Oct l, 1SI4-l's
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-01

1vHERE viii Be : Mas Meeting IL
II the Denoerasic Conservative Par
y. at
ST. 1NIGOES. on Monday. the 5sh Of
October. instant. II 8 ,. =.
At the FACTORY. On Tuesday. The 6sh
Of October. instant. q Il y.
At CHAPTICO. on Wednesday. the 9TH
Of October. instant. u IL N.
At MECHANTCSvrLLE. on Thsrsdsy.
the 9Th Of October. inst. II ! p. n.
Let every Cisisen Who 10 opposed to the
Civil Rights Bill. Mixed Schools. The
Social Equality Of the Negro With che
White Man. and all other obnoxious Mes.
sures that the Radical Party 10 sttemp-
ting to force upon the people. turn out in
defence Of his interests and his rights.
The meeting will Be addressed BY Dr.
E. j. HERKLE. the Democrasic Candi
date for the 5th Congressional District,
and other prominent gentlemen.
Oct 1st. 1874.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-01

r. The Dana-Shepherd libel suit falls
to the ground. under the decision Of the
Grand Jury =. Washington, which finds
No bill aga;ns, Mr.. Dana.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-01
NOTICE
TO HOTEL KEEPERS AND ILL
OTHERS WHO DEAL IN Ii
QUORS.

NOR the information Of all persons
II concerned, the following Act . the
L. gisla'urc, passed Ma ch 24.h, 1865, is
published
CHAPTER 1871.
AN ACT prohibiting the sale Of spiritu-
Gus or fcrmented LIQUORS in the seve-
raj counties Of the State on the day Of
election.
SECTION !. b. it enacted nv the Gen.
eral Assembly Of Maryland. That it shall
not be lawful for the keeper Of any no
tel. tavern, store. drinking establish
ment. or any other place where liquors
are sod, or for any person or persons,
directly or Indirectly, to sell, barter,
give or dispose of any spiri,uous or fer
mented liquors, ale or beer, or intoxica-
ting drinks of any kind, on the days OF
el. elton hereafter to be held in the scve-
raj counties "f this State.
See =. And he it enacted, TIA. any
person viol.;ihg the provisions Of this
Ac, shalt be liable to iudctm mt by the
Grad Jury OF the county where the Of
fence is con mi,.cd. and shall, upon con-
vietion before any Judge Of any Of the
Circuits Courts of this State, be fined a
sum not less than City dollars nor NOR,
than one hundred dollars for each and
every offence-one-half the fine shall be
paid to the informcr, the other half to
the County Commissioners, for the use
of the public rosds.
BENJAMIN FOXWELL,
Sheriff Of St. Mary's county.
Oct l, lS14-,e.
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CIRCULAR TO
FARMERS { GARDENERS.

As Agent for the Health Dep artment Of BAL
timore city, offer for sale Poudrette manu-
featured from Night-soil aud Ashes, rich lis
PhOsphstes, Ammonia and other Alkaliue
Salts. as ter analysis-containing in one ton
OF 1000 pounds, as follows:
5000 pounds AmmaniD.
1858 =" Pkoykates Of Lime
1905 &c Potash aud Soda.
This Poud.ette will be packed in barrels or
bags TO suit customers. and delivered free Of
carriage or Other charges at any named point
within the city limits, upon orders for any
quantity not less than one ton. credit Of
tour months Is offered 10 responsible farmers
for endorsed notes, or for drafts upon their
city agents.
wM. ID. sTEUART, Esq, of Anne Arundel
Co.. Post Office N jacksonville, is spe, ially
ssiholiztd TO contract for the delivery OF this
fouirette and 10 forward orders. Higk tcsti-
mCnials fr, m wel!-known farmers and garden
ers cal be furnished as TO the marked benefits
10 corn and ether crops from the use OF this
Poudrette
PRICE PER TON.
20. !, FINE FOR DRILLING, $50 90
No. 2, FOR TOP DRESSING. &C., Is 90
Orders promptly executed, addressed to
n. +. BERRY,
No. 10 Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore, Nd.
Aug 8, lss4-2m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-01

About one-four'h Of the business part
Of Bainbridge. Georgia, was burnt on
he Oath nit.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-01

GrAxo.-There are no further arrivals oi Pc.
ruvian reported, but cargo is now about due
The movement is moderately active, and we quot,
from agents hands at 500 gold per long ton,
with reduction of so cents to 81 so per ton
on lots of so to $50 tons.s The Southern de-
mand for Fertilizers is Stacking, but good fall
trade Is in prospect, and we still quote III,
leading makes At from $4,000 per ton, o.
1000 pounds but inferior qualities are offer.
ed much lower
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-01
Fire Insurance! Fire Insurance!

DERSoNS DESTROYS of having their property
l. insured in the cheap and excellent home
company, known as the .Sttte Of Maryland
Fire Insurance Company # Baltimore.
Maryland, u. G. HARRIS, President, can be
grailfied by calling on communicating with
the undersigned, st. lnigoes' Post Office, ST.
Mary's county, Nd.
EDWARD s ABELL,
Local Agent.
Oct !, lg.4-ifs
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ST. MARY'S BEACON
LEoyARDIowY,ND.

THURSDAY MORNING, October LIST, 1874.
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NOT ICE.

ARDERED BY the Board OF School
u Commissioners for ST. Mary's coun.
ty, that the public schools Of said county
DO opened
ON THE 1ST OF OCTOBER, INST,
excepting those closed under previous or
ders.
BENZ. TIPPETT,
Secretary.
Oct I. 1s74-1t.
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MUSIC FOR 0cTO Ben.
VOC Al.

God bless our Home, Song & Cho. Stewart, ~
Gray Hairs Of my Father, Song L Che Pratt, IS
Two o'ck in the Morning. Song & Cho Percy, 20
Give me Darling. one sweet kiss Song 4
Che. banks, u
I'm a-gwine down South. Song 4 Che HAYS, 3,
Where Birds slug the sweetest, Song & Che
banks, IS
Whisper sof,lv. Mothers dying. Song
Che Stewart 90
Let the Sunshine in, Song h Cho banks, 30
nifty Mckay, Song B Che HAYS IS
Ny Mothers growing Old Song 4 Che Percy. IS
Nora, the Pride Of kilkee, Song b Che HAYS, 40
Little Hands tina, ope the Gates, Song
Che Leslie, IS
Poor old Grandpa, Song 4 Che Hays, 40
Close the Shutters gently, Song 4 Che Hays, IS
Throw Your Whiskey out, Song b Che
Leighton, 30
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81
&
Nm
DR.. J..
cgar lsit

tNc utto
tie Sierra
hia, tho y
are cxtraC
of Alcohol
daily ask,
unls,rallcl
TEgSf" q
the cause
covers his
blood par
n perfect
of the 81
history Of
Compounded
qualities Of
sick of eve
are "A gcn,
relieving I,
the Liver
Diseases
The pr
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Carn,inat:yd
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tive. and a
Gratef,
EGAI BIT
vieorant q
system.
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according
nnweli. pr
stroyed L
means, an
repair.
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n,ittent (
lent in q
tlirougllo,
those Of 4
ILLINOIS,, lie
sas. Red, {
Pearl. al.
anokc, Jal
their vast
entire cou!
Autumn, u;
SONS OF un
invariably
rangeiuent
ayld other |;
treatment,
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cans. is cs
is no catha
DR. J. "
rs they "
colorcd v
bowels are
siiniulatin
anu ccncri
functions Of
FOrtiiy
by purilyina
1,ITTEES.
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ache, l..n
1ightncSs q
Eructai.uuSI
in the A,ou;|
taiion at thi
Lungs. l'.,Lj
ncys. and Il |
toms, are II
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Of its iucri;.|
ncnt.
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Goitrc. Scruf|
inflammation
Sores, l..uptr|
In these. "a 4
cases. W ALI
shown their
most obStina,,
For Int.
Riirunlati,
tent and Into
tho Blood. ]
these liiticrs |
are caused by
Mechanic
gagged in T..
Plumbers. +
Miners. as III,
Co paralysis
against this. =
EGAK BirTEE,
FOrSkin
ter. Salt ltllcJ
pustules. b.
Scald head. :
Scurfs. l)iScol
md Diseases ,
or nature. are
out Of the syst
Of these Bite.
Pin. TAI
lurking in the
arc ctlcctually
system ni me
thcllminitics "
Ike these Bit
For Fem
or ola. narrict
manhood. or
Bi,ters display
improye nent
Cleanse {.
ever vou find !
ue hhiI III !
cleanse Il VII.
sluggish in u
foul your Zee.
the blood pare
will follow.
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Druggists andG'
and cur. uf Was
Sold by al
-
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m {

I hereby forewa |
i on my farm,
with carts or Wag|
roads, after the d
persons so offend.
rigidly eH:orcet.
July 80, 1874
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Scrnnula

Swelling. | a
Goitrc. Scroll
inflammation
Sores. l..uptr|
In these. "a i
cases. NALk|
shown their
most nl,S,i,,a',
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-01
I'OrSki,i

-
erer vou find u
the skin IN Pj
cleanse Il whc'I
sluggish in the |
foul : your fec.i|
the blood pare, |
will follow.
. Il. ~. I
Druggists ahdGci
and cur. Of washII
Sold by ali
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-03-07
TOWN AND COUNTY.

MAIL CoNTIACTs.-The Alt0, Of the
2nd, publishes II detailed statement OF
the letting Of mail contracts for the ensu-
ing four years, from which we notice that
the accounts first published contained
many errors. The route from Shasta to
Weaverville was awarded to Grant L.
Taggart for $2,740, and not 81, ,740 as be-
fore stated. Weavcrville to Hay Fork
to j. S. Hoyt for $3.50, the amount not
being previously reported. Arcata to
Weaverville-L. w. Miller, so. To
this the Alta adds the following note =
This bid was a mistake for s., 200, and
Miller will undoubtedly be released and
the contract go to the next lowest bidder,
e. w. Ward, $l,940." The route from
Yreka to Shasta was awarded to j. p.
Goddard, at s., 800, upon his representing
himself to be resident of Shasta, which
is not the case. For shis route Grant l..
Taggart also bid $500. In cases of a
tie on the lowest bid, the Department
gives the contrat to the person residing
nearest either end of the route. 1t is
therefore probable that Mr.. Taggart will
get this contract, he claiming Shasta as
his residence, although temporarily resid-
ing at Sacramento as Clerk of the Su-
preme Court.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-03-07
The Great Antagonist of Disease.

What is the natural antagonist Of dis
ease? 1t is the vital principle. From
the moment that disease S developed in
the system, this champion fights the in
trudcr until it either conquers or is con-
quercd. Which side should medicinal
science espouse in this life and death strug-
gle? Should it deprcss and cripple the
physical enemies of the patient, thereby
helping the disorder, or should it reinforce
the vitality Of the patient, and thereby as
sist in quelling the ailmcnt? Of course
the proper answer to this question must
be obvious to every one above the grade
Of an idiot or n lunatic, and hence it fol-
lows that the weak and broken down in
valid who chooses to dose himself with
depicting slops, instead of tonng, invig-
Grating and vtalizing his cncrvatcd frame
with llostetter's Stomach Bttors, must
be either feeble minded or derangod.
Surely nothing short Of imbcciity or in
sanity could induce person laboring un-
der bodily weakness and nervous pros
tration, to take day after day powerful
doses Of some drastic purgativc in the
hope of gaining strength thereby. AL
though charlatans may advertise prepa-
ratOns Of this character rs tOnics, people
in the full possession of their reason can
not, one would think, accept them as such.
If they do the penalty Of their credulity
may be the shortening Of their lives.
The rheumatic, the dyspeptc, the bilious,
the dcblitated and nervous, and all who
are subject to intermttents, or other dis
eases brought on by the inclemcnt weather
which prevails at this season, will do well
to strengthen their nerves, tone their
stomachs and regulate their bowels with
the Btters. The wofod operation of
the restorative as an invgorant and an
apcrient, in addition to its direct and spe-
ciic effect upon the disordered liver, rem
dcrs it most efficient remedy for com
plants of the digestive, secretive and ex-
cretive organs, ut present in use. This
fact is conceded by eminent members Of
the faculty whose testimony to that effect
is published in Hostetter's Almanac for
1874. 3mar.