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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-12
NOTICE.


To the Stockholders I'm the Page and
Panaca Silver Mining Company,
and to all whom Il may concern.
The difficulties OF this company may not be
well understood by ALL and that the stock hold.
ers in Phoebe may know the true and exact stu-
alton of affairs, I take the responsibility Of
making this statement:
The management Of the affairs Of the compa.
ny is now in good hands. The conduct Of the
late President, Philip Fal !, is now being thor.
oughly and rigidly examined into by the Board
Of Trustees, Wm. H. Sharp, Esq, has been
elected President Of the company and II. p.
Bush. Secretary. Mr. Sharp has been a resident
OF San Francisco Tor twenty years and is well
known on this coast, reliable aud every way
competent to bring the company out Of its pres
cot financial difficulty; and the Board of 1rus.
tees are men who have the best interests of the
company at heart, and will ultimately place it
upon q firm and solid foundation. and every
dollar paid in as assessments will be honestly
applied for the good of the whole company.
The company has perfect confidence in its
ability to sustain its title, and il intends to- and
will sustain its title against all corners to the
mine 1t alone has discovered and developed.
j. c. MCDONALD,
Superintendent Page & Panaca Mine.
June 4, 1874. myi-lw
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assessment o.. 81. and intends to cun

struct a new mill
A dividend of one per cent viii be paid
by the Bank of California on the 10Th
| instant.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-12
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN book accounts due the City Market up to
date have been placed in the hands of c. Eos
ter for collection, and that Thompson Campbell
will act as his Collector, or the accounts due
may be paid to Byron Sykes, at the said market
Payments must be made forthwith, or legal pro-
ceedings will be instituted.
GIIsSAN l. BISHOP,
Sole Proprietors.
Pioohe, Jure 2, 1874. les I'm
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-12

A CRAZY CouRT.-The absurdity Of the
judgment rendered in the Howard Court
Martial has been accounted for. The
inquiry was had in q house which is
haunted by the ghost of deceased lu.
matte, and it is supposed that the shade
of the crazy departed SO greatly affected
the Court that it returned the absurd de-
cision which caused SO much derision
throughout the country. One thing is
certain, this version is about on a par
with tho in dumont
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-12

Ir is great relief to know that Roche
fort has left the country.-[S. F. Alta.
If the Alta would only follow suit, we
might be happy vet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-18
Gongre6per6c

Senat SIM Senat sins Der Gntras
burt, oab Der prdlibent cine Commit fon
BON 5 Mitsliebern ernennen lou, Die
Witslieber ni4t 9emperensler isin biirfsn.
uno tein @ebalt trbaltsn, nm bic Sempe.
renSirase nod ieoer Seite elmer sriinoli9sn
llntsriu@uns 3u unterperfsa, unb benz Con.
sreb in ieiner nd4fen sisuns boribsr
gsri9t uno antras Su binterbrinssn, Sie
gon,miiiion ion ni@t bios Den Sanbel nit
allen seiiisen @strdnten, (Sisr inbesriHeu)
lonoern aud bic art unb Wsiis Der Gobri.
tation unterlu9sn, ben Ginaub bss @enui.
les berieIben auf bic Sso6lieruns in
oicnomiI9er, moruliidsr unb seiunbbeit.
li4er Ys,isbuns; bas @irfen Der ssm'
perensseIese. oes @snuHss BON Opium TO-
iuobI in bielem 2anos, als in ben peridie'
oensn europdil9en 2dnberu, Die llria&sr
Der Heisuns CUR 5runisnbeit uno SUI
Ridternbeit bel ben psrldisoensn Y0lferr
u. 10.
3ur Seitreituns Der 8ofen Fno $4,000
ausseporfen.
Saus. Ansenommen murbs Der &C.
iesentiuurt tusl4er Den Marinsminifer er
mddtist Contract fir cine Yronisitatu
bes ueriforbenen abmitals 6arrasut elm
suseben; bann berienise sssen bas nislo
Ie Ibialadten Der 8iifel in Den prdrisn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-18
AuslanoifdJe llrberGdt.

Coo gebt es ben II nit Der 2irhen-
perfolsuns uno Der @cfansennabme Der
Bii4Ofe in YreuBen our9 Die Spranneu
poran. aud in Srier lit iebt Yii6of @ber.
barb burd bic Sdi6er Dem 8erter iiberlie.
tert uorben. Mie es ideint, mar Der
S9ritt Scsen ben Yiiaof idon ldnser se-
plart, oenn bsrsits am II. 6ebruar MOr.
gems paren in ben Straben Der Stabt Yla.
fate anseidlasen auf benen itano: aatbo-
liids 8iirser Saltet sud rubis; bic &du-
Der mouen uns unisrn bo4pirbis'lten
Ssrrn Bii4of iteblen, uno aui Die s5eituns
brinsen. Seio Hug uno wsiie! Oas 0ti.
litdr bat patronsn fur uns erfaBt!, Limb
70 erioIsts oenn anfanss Mdr3 (oer ssle.
graph sibt ben Gag ni6t AM bic Wsrbaf.
tuns. slm 9. bieIss Monats ipurbe bann
aud bas bii6ofide Ssminar in Srisr in
Golse seridtliden gntideios ssi4loiien.
Cine srobe 9lnjabl oeuts pollten Die Se.
amten in Der Gusiibuus ibrer Yhidt bin.
bern, iuoburb eir Muaanf entitano, Der
lebr ernit su merocn orobts. Sruppen ia.
men gum gsiitanb Der Ysb6rben unb ,sr.
itreuten bas @plf icbr raid. Nm abeno
NOR bic Staot pisoer rubis. SoHen mir,
bab bic 2atboliten 0eutidlanos ii9 nibt
gu @swaltmabreseln se9sn Die preubiiden
S9srssn binreibsn laIsn, obidon ss nidt
su psrwunosrn mare, msnn 8lut H6bs. Ser
nd9ite Biidof an ben nun bic 3sibs
fommt. tuiso uobl Der Bil4of BON Naiin.
itsriein.
Sis -@ermania1 p,r6Hentlidt sinen
nsusn Sirtsnbrisf allsr preubildsn 8ii96.
fs, nit ausnabmt 2eSodo,ustp's. aufs
Reue boeumsntirsn BARN Die seifliden
Obsrbirten, oob Ie SOtt msbr ssbcrdsn
OILS ben Weniden uno eonitatiren. bab bic
SaItuns bee fatboIifden glerus. nidt bic
BON .Rsbsllen". ionbsrn BON ssiui7tnbaf.
ten NrieRern IN. Sie Waiseisbs psrbsn
aufs Nsus psrbammt unb bic @ldubisen
auf's Srinssnofe Sur Gsoulb unb A6tuns
Der usltliasn Obrisfeit Wmabnt. Sas
Sirtsni4reibsn idIisbt nit elmer riibrsnosn
auHorberuns gum Gsbsis um bon @ctt bic
Nbtiirsuns Der 2tiosn Der &ir1e in
9suti9ldnb Su erlanssn uno bamit sr ben
@sfanssnsn in Oarowo. trbiien. ftartsn u.
balb beireien moss,
Ser 2amarmora 8ismarrl1s Strsii
bat nod elm Radipisl erbalten. oas
Berlin ni&t ssraoe onssnsbm beribrt ba'
ben ion, Dis Na9ridt. baB 2amarmorO
Hismart ssiorberi babe. wirb BON be,
.rlnita Gottoliea~ osmsntirt; absr bsfdtis
piro bur4 iis bas @srddt. bab Der @sne'
raj Der Orbenstanslsi in Berlin leiner
rOtbsn aSlerorbsn suridssionbt bat uni
pOrbsr our4 sin,n Goloi4miot bic Snfs
nisn untsrlu&sn lisb. ob nidts boran fsble
2lmarmora .&sint nod BEN @ruublas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-18
Dubuque, Soma W.ittuo6, ben Is. WQdr, 1874


ferner Der gntipurf usl9er bas Yeniions-
seieb bonn IA. Gebruar 1871 bahin abdns
bert, bab seiuiiie enlbatsn uno Matroien
aus Dem 3riese BON 1912 Yenlionen erbal-
ten. uno Sieiensen pieoer auf Die elite
Der YenIiondre seiebt perben, ,pelden bic
peniion wesen gstbeiluns an Der Se5ci-
Ton ent;osen porOen mar.
Sessleiden Elm Seiebentlpurt ipelder
Sooatcn, Die i'm Gris9e Elm gluse einbiib-
ten. 80 Dollars bebuis Anldaifung zines
fiinitliden 9luses 6eiuillist.
Ssrner elm Gsiessntwurf uel6er oas
Yeniionssciebes bonn 3. @tdr5 1873 oa.
bin abdnbert, baB i'm Safe beg Sobes ooer
Der MISUNDERSTANDING elmer peniio.
nirten-S Solbatenpittpe ober bel Dem SoOe
BON Soloatenmaiien Die Yeniion pom Sas
se loltes Sooes pber folder Wieoeruer=
beiratbuns an ben beoiiritisen Sater, Die
Wiutter ooer anoere Slutspermanbte, ees
i'm &risss scfalenen Soloatcn iibersebe.
9eioe Sduisr pertasten Nh aug
Inlab bes SoSes bes Gr Yrdiibenien 6iQ-
more uno bes Senators Gb. Gunner,
Teernanntsn Gbrenseleite unb wio.
meten Den Sobten @orte Der Anerfen.
nuna ihrer Yernienite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-18

DER el9entlt4e Seero IN Sbio uno Snola-
no. Gin sutcs Wtittel, Der Seude einen
Damn sntsesenSuieben, min man in Gin.
einnati anwenoen. Sort seben bic bsr-
porrasenoen @eiddftsleute nit Der Soee
I'm alle Srauer, Wdlser. @sin;idtcr unb
auoere Su elmer DffentliGen Maiienper.
iammlung Su berufen. moran aae liberal
uno perniinftig oenfenocn Siir9er ieopeocr
giutionalitdt She'll 81 nebmsn, aufgefor=
bert msroen lollen. Ntabreseln Iollsn be-
ratben unb beldloIen peroen, Die ON Se.
iten 9eei9net iein oirften, benz aud bier
in auslidt ssiieaten, aacm meni6l6en
He6t Sobn Ipre6enoen, ueroammunss-
wertben SempercnS- llnweien Die Spibe
abSubre6en. Wtan 9laubt, pori9lasen su
miiiien, Die Namen berjenisen @sl3dits.
leute, Die iene llngebcucrli6teit, bieien efel-
baften Iuswu9s elmer falid perltanbencn,
log. &eli8iOlitdt Direct ooer Indirect begins
itisen, Su Iammeln, I'M lie portommenosn
Sales sebrau6en su t0nnen uno suar in
elmer @eiie, Die ben Yetreifsnben seraoe
ebcn nidt sum Surtbeil sereiden oiriie.
Gin dledtes 3ei6en fir ben 9s-
itano elmer &cpublit linb Die BON Sag ;u
Sag auitau6enben sebeimen @eieli9aI.
ten. Sn einem StaatsipsIen, mo- Die Gebs,
Die Yrsiie, bic 3anssl frei 1T, babsn ssbsi.
men 8eielidaften eisentli6 teinsn 3psd
uno bod iteisen ie wie Die 0inite aus
Dem psrlusisnosn &6rper aui. 60 bot
neueroinss in Mont 0ernon, no.. ii9 Elm
neuer, sebeimer 2ossnbuno la grangers
ssbiloet, Der ben Sitsl rSouperdns Der Sn.
ouitrie" fiibrt. guber Meiitsrn pom Stubl
@ebeiml9reibern. SddeloerwaItern uno
Worlslern babsn bisIe Serridaften aud
@eiddItsasenten uno vdnbere" uno ~inne'
re" Wa9sn nm ibren 3obl Dor Der 9uft
Der OeIientli4feit 3u i4ib:n.
Mm IL. b. 0t. ipar @abl in Hep.
campfire. Gum eritenmale felt els
ner Heibe bon Sabren baben bort Die Be.
mofraten einsn mirfliden Siss errunsen.
Obldon ibr gonbioat fir @ouperneur
nit Der serinssn Wlaioritdt BON 800
Stimmen gei4lasen lpuroe, 10 uirb, 10
nett iest betannt, Der Senat ettpa 81 be.
motratiide sesen rspublifanii4e Sena-
loren baben uno oas Saus 155 bemofra.
til4e sesen l41 republiianiide Reprdien-
tantsn sdblen. Sie 9cmotraten t6nnen
F9 iber bas Wablreiultat Ireuen. sic
fodt.n ni9t allsin sssen oas republican,.
i4e Clement ionoern aud ssSsn Die
@ransers uno Sempsren;lsr unb ii5sr Gle
orei trusen iie Den Sies oaoon. 0is Sci.
den mebren iia, bab oas Yolf sriinbli9
nit Der republieaniiden 93artsi auI3urdu.
men sebsnit uno iid wieosr Der aIten nab.
rem Semofratie anidliebt.
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@er irlb srwirbt. lsrnt frab ben bobtn
Wertb Der bolbsn Sitter Sisles 9sbsnS
i&dsen, Soetps
, 1874-10-08
ALL SORTS.

"Write me while I am
away" said Jones to Mrs.
Jones, after an affectionate
goodbye. "Treacherous man.
meditated the lady. 'Not ore
letter doer he get! He wants
to sell them to one Of those
Western papers"
Chico rejoices in the poss-
essio1 of a gentle cherub who
beats the brains out of his lit
tie playmates with cobble
stones.
JOSH BILLINGS SPICE Box
The man who seeks tempta-
shun, must either be an an
gell or a phool!- "a phool, pro-
berbly.
Advice IL cheap, but good
examples kost sumthing;; this
may be the reason viii one IL
SO plenty and the other SO
skarse.
Afektashun IL a kind ov
larceny; it IL taking sumthing
that don't belong to us.
There are but phew people
who understand the power ov
simplicity truth needs no Or
nament to enhance its force
and buty.
Relaxashuns don't weaken
us; it strengthens the bow to
to unstring it.
Virtew IL like most other
things, the more it IL used the
stronger it grows.
The two bizzyest, and at
the same time the most self
important, kritters on earth,
are a pissmire and a kuntry
konstable.
Happiness IL a good deal
like the shaddo a man kasts-
he gifts no nearer bi chasing it.
One ov the best ways kno
ov to be happy il to study
how to make others the most
SO.
If you would find out a
mans tru karakter examine
him at hum; out in the world
he IL artyfshall, bi the fire
side he IL natral az a shovel
and tongs.
1t seems to me that there
IL this diffrence between hon
or and honesty-a man IL
honest allwuss from principle,
he may be honorable simply
for effekt.
Ihav bin called a morose old
phool, but if loving honesty
land hateing deceit in all
, 1874-10-08

now complying with the Potter law.
Nothing remains for them but the hope
of favorable decision by the United
States Supreme Court. We do not fear
that any of the Companies have execu-
ted their threat of running Inferior cars
on slower trains" The same paper
says: 1.-The insurance companie which
have withdrawn their agencies from
this city, are waiting for good excuse
to order them back; but the appoint
ment of General THAR to the Chief of
Fire Department would be sufficient for
their purpose. The Hartford compass
nies have gone SO far as to announce
this officially, and the Secretary of the
National Bank says mysteriously, that
he hoped the troubles will soon be ac-
commodated. We should like the COM
panies to have fair provocations to re-
turn.
LONDON, Oct. 2, 1:30 p. M.-The re-
port OF a gun-powder explosion at Re-
gents Canal this morning, was heard a
distance of twenty miles from the plo ce
where it occurred. Firemen have been
dragging the Canal all morning to this
hour. Five bodies of victims of the
explosion have been recovered. Lights
in the railway station and other build
ings two miles away were extinguished
by the conclusion. Many persons made
narrow escape from death. A number
in the Geological Gardens were killed.
The quartity of power that exploded
was four tons. Details of the occur
renee show that its disastrous effects
were widespread. Many trees were up
rooted, and houses located two miles
distant from the Canal were shattered.
Seven persons are missing. There was
a perfect panic for hours, and was not
until the cause of the terrific report
was learned that the fears of the peo-
pie were allayed. Several persons died
from fright.
WASHINGTON, Oct. g. President and
Mrs. Grant leave tomorrow morning
for st. Lous. They will be accompa-
MED by Gen. Babcock, ex-Secretary of
the Navy Borie and Mrs. Borie. and will
possibly stop DAY or two at Cincinnati.
President will attend the unveiling OF
the Lincoln statute at Springfield and
will not return to Washington until af
ter the marriage of his son, Lieut.. Col.
F. D. Grant, which takes place in Chi
cago this month.
Elmer q. Washburne, of Chicago,
was formerly commissioned to-day by
Bristow as Chief of the Secret Service
Bureau. Secretary Delano returns to-
day from Ohio.
, 1874-10-08

things makes me worthy ov
the title irejoice in it.
[ luv a good, hearty, soul
expanding, rib-rejjoicing lafi
i hate a morbid, treacher-
GUS, squealing, haff digested
giggle'
! Doctor" said a dying wo-
man feebly, about whose bed
were gathered weepinS chill
dren and friends to hear her
last request, ''Doctor, can't
you keep me alive till !
hear Moulton's evidenced
A. man and his wife both
eloped from Kearney City,
Nebraska, on the same night,
a short time ago, each leaving
a note for the other saying
they had gone for good. 1.-TWO
souls with but a single
thought" etc:
One point Of difference be-
tween a timid child and a ship
wrecked sailor is that one
clings to its ma and the other
to his spar.
A woman died Of consump-
ton in Jeffersonville, Ky. =,
the other day, and the man
who wrote her obituary says
that she "gently strobe into
the dark cave of eternal night
at $50 o'clock in the morn
ing"
A mouth without, grinders
is like a mill without a stone.
A diamond is not SO precious
as q tooth.
An exchange asks: How
long should a man sleep!"
That depends. If he has a
smart wife he should sleep un-
til the fire is started and the
next door neighbor's boy has
gone to the meat market.
How easily some people
gain notoriety. A perfect
stranger raised an immense
excitement in a Lockport ho-
tel the other day; and yet
the only two things he did
during hisss stay were to reg
lister his name and throw him
selfou of a four story window.
This is the saddest instance
of misplaced confidence yet:
An English farmer hung up
a shooting coat to frighten the
birds away from his fruit trees,
and a few weeks after found
that a whole brood had been
hatched in one Of the pockets
If an edge tool is so hard as
to crumble, grind it on a dry
stone until it turns blue, and
then it will cease to break and
the temper will generally
provo to be about right.
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lar contrast with many fine qualities.
We read that the Dyoots salute eaoh

lar contrast With many fine qualities.
We read that the Dyoots salute each
other by,mutusl spisting. The women
dS all thsworH. The Bongos are dis
gns.ing feeders, with great loveNof
garbage Sud vstmih. They go almost
without sclothipg-both sexes. The
Maine. Niames, the leading race of
central Africa, tall, we'll formed, in
telligent aud warlike, are nevertheless
oannibals. Those who are growing fat
amongst them. become anxious for
their lives. Fore and hind quarters of
man may be- seen hanging in their
huts and on the adjacent trees. Tho
war cry Of the tribe is ''meat! ment!'
indicating the fate that awaits the
conquered enemy. Their language
contains no equivalent for God or
prayer. Among the Mcnbutto. un-
other fiue ruce of Name blood, adul-
tory is common, polygamy Unlimited.
and the demeauor of the women re-
voting. They are particular about
their food, but in spite OF their high
dtgree of culture, are shocking canpi-
balls. The bodies of the slain in battle
are divided on tho field, and carried
home aud dried for future consump.
ton. "But with il ali." says the trav.
eler, "the Menbui.o are noble race
of men-men who display certain
national pride. and all endowed with
au Intellect and Judgment such aa few
natives Of tho African wilderness can
boast" Tho condition Of these cul-
tured and gifted tribes is, today, in
finitely worse than that which those,
less gifted by nature, bnt moro favored
by circumstances, attained to III this
country by contact with civilization
and christianity, even though they
were held as slaves. Slavery is dcad
aud buried; but while it lived it did
its part in this country, as in all other
countries, to promote the good Of So
ciety, including that Of slaves item
selves.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-24

WHAT Is THE MATTER WITH YOU?-
Ii friend is looking sick. this is usu-
ally the question we put to him. It is
asked everywhere, times innumerable,
every day. And what are the most
frequent answers to il? Are they not
such as these: "Well, I'm little bill.
ious." or II feel languid and used
up" or "A1y stomach is out of ORDER"
or I'm under the weather." or II
don't know what's the matter with me,
hnt l don't feel right" or the like in
definite responses. Now, what is the
matter with the thousands of both sexes
who caunot tell exactly what ails them,
and yet are evidently out OF health?
The matter is simply this: they don't
properly digest whst they eat, their
livers are torpid. their nerves ere weak,
their blood is impure, and their vital
energies are depressed What thev
need is course of Hostntter's Sto.
mach Bitters-not one or two doses, but
q course-to strengthen their stomache,
snperinduce healthy flow of bile,
steady and invigorate their perves, i'm
prove the condition of their blood
and rouse their vital powers. These
results the great vegetable restorative
will assurediy bring about. 1t rallies
the whole system, reinforces every i'm
portant organ, regulates every func-
ton, and puri6es every animal fluid.
For chronic dyspepsia, constipation,
liver complaint, intermittent and re.
mittent fevers, rheumatism, general
debility, premature decay, and the in
firmities of age, it is the best and safer,t
stimulant and Alternative that has ever
been compounded. It's ingredients
arc oil vegetable, all pure and whole
some. In districts infested with swamp
miasma, and in all new settlements, its
use is essential to the preservation of
health. The West believes in it, and
so, in fact, do the people of all sections
of the Union. S9tl3
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To WEnlrficltlO

We beg to say to "Fairfeld," that
we did him an iniusticein our remarks
upon his communication some days
ago. We wrote entirely without
knowledge of who was the author, and
with prepossession against the views.
We ought to have ascertuined the au-
thor's name, but did not. Now that
we know it, the matter appears in a
new light, and we hasten to sny that
wo are very far from having any desire
or purpose to reflect upon him. His
criticism is natural anl Just, under the
but will not any longer
apply after this explanatory statement
and dmendc from Us.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-24

MEssRs. FUEcHGoTT, BENED1cT & Co.,
Charleston, S. c., offer to the puSblic
aud dealers in general m im m ense and
well-selected stock of dry goods, car
pets, oil-cloths, mattings, &C., at the
lowest prices. Herewith they annex
the prices of fow articles: Calicos,
from 6 to 1Oc.; longcloths, from G to
l5c.; brown homespuns, extra heavy,
from TX to 10c.; jeans, from 1870.
upwards; cassimeres. from 40c. up.
walds; 1annels, from 20 to Soc. Ia
dies, misses and gents hose, 75c.,
Sl.l5, So per doz. and upwards; sus-
penders, Sl.40 per doz. aud upwards;
ladies' and gents poke. handker-
chiefs, from Coo. per doz. and upwards;
black and colored alpacas, 2Oc. and
upwards; dress goods, from Csc. up.
wards; ladies' and gents furnishing
goods, housekeeping goods, fancy
goods, ribbons. notions, &C., from Is
to 25 per cent. cheaper than elsewhere.
Samples sent and orders promptly
filed. ALI retail orders from $40 up.
wards sent per express free of charge.
A liberal discount to wholesale dealers.
Sept s4t
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-24

UNDEFENDED SYSTEMS. 1t is notori-
Gus that the malaria which produces
periodic feyers Of the intermittent and
rcmitscnt types, affects the weak and
nervous more sensibly than tie robust
and vigorous. All unhealthy condi-
tions Of the air, from whatever cause
nrlsing, have IN especially depressing
elect upon the bodies and minds Of
persons OF nervous temperament and
delicate orguniz atoms, and in fever
and nguo districts these arc generally
tho first ~ho are taken down. II self
preservation were really the FIRST law
Of nature, as the proverb says it is, no
rational resident Of a malarious region
wonld neglect to use the means of
nvertiug endemic fevers which science
has provided. Long experience has
proved, beyond all question, that Hos
letters Stomach Bltters, taken regu-
lnrly and persistently during the ur-
healthy season, in low, marshy locali-
ties. will 80 foriify the system against
the poison which exhales from the soil
US to preclude tue possibility Of an at
tuck Of any maiarious disease. This
remark apple. to all inhabitants Of
Snoh Localities, but with double force
to those who are deficient in constitu.
tional stamina and vital power. Indi-
viduals whom nature has thus left
comparatively defenceess will only
have themselves to blame if stricken
down when positive safeguard is
within their reach. Recurrent fevers,
bilious attacks, dyspepsia, constipa.
ton. nervous debility, rheumatism,
NC. WOuld raFslv ba heard Of II Hoa
letters Bitters were always rcsorted to
as preventive in cases where, from
any cause, there was predisposition
to those complaints. This active and
wholesome vegetable preparation is
also the most reliable Of all curatives
for the diseases referred to. !S2Ot3T1