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TEE REsuRRRcrIeNisr CASE PosrPoNEp-
In The Criminal Court this orning, George A
Christian, charged with desecrating graves,
v3s called MI Norris, for the defense, an
reunced that he was ready, but after : con-
ssltAt.on with the court the case was postponed
anr.l NonlSy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-17

TIE ROYAL MARIoNETTEs contiuue IN at
tract large crowds to Wizards Hall. to,ter,ng
grandpas and grandmas, middle aged parentss'
and merry children, all testifying by their =.
plause and laughter that the comical hfe-s e
dolls make An entertainment which delights All
ages Of people. Every child In town should yea
an exhibition the remembrance Of which will
brighten their lives fer years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-17

MAssEY's Philadelphia NN Ale. Si5O per
dozen. Cincinnati Lager, s1-20 per dozen, az
y. W. BURCHELL's 1882 street. eos
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piles, ulcers, toOthsche, sore throet, sprains'
ecalds, soreness, old sores, head ache, collie
iameness, bruises, bOils, wounds, neuralgia
noarseness, diarrhpa, and all hemorrha ages etc
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that it is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings and
known TO be cure for these diseases. M Oh q If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-17

frozen hard and fast for some distance down,
and consequently no boats are running. The
southern boats which run in connection with
the Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac
railroad are laid up for the present >. and Il e
trains of the Il. F. and p. road are now running
over the Alexandria and Fredericksburg rail-
road into the Baltimore and Potomsc railroad
depot, 18th and streets,) leaving at 80 q. No.,
and arriving at 80 D. m. The usual trains
tkiehnond express and Quantico accommods-
rom stih run, leaving at 1l:i0 p. m, and
ESQ g. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-17

ANOTHER DECREE uF DIvORCR.-Yesterdsy Az,
Judge Wyie, IN the Equity Court, male de-
against George Delaney Boswell. The petition
states that they were married in Baltimore in
May, 1866, BY Rev. ). V. Blake; that they lived
together Tor seven years, and she charges that
in July, 1872, he committed adultery with one
nnle Whiting, whom he took to Baltimore with
HIM and passed of as his wife, and she also
charges that he committed adultery with other
parties. The testimony was taken by Mr. H.
W. Garrett, and witnesses testified to his lv-
ing with the woman Annie IN Baltimore aud
also with acknowledging the fact 10 a magistrate
in this city. Mr.. D. ID. Barrett appeared for
complainant. This l. one OF the cases referred
by Judge Humphreys to j. j. johnson to re-
port or the credibilIty of the witnesses, but
Judge wylie being satisfied on this point re-
sounded the order and passed the decree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-17

To THR WEAK, THE WORN, AND THE WEARY.
the editor OF the Boston Recorder says :-.swe
can most unhesitatiDgly recommend the Peru
Wan Syrup, protected solution of the protoxide
OF iron to all the weak, the worn, and the weary,
having richly experienced its benefits. 10 pos
prietor. 6
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RY THOMAS BOWLING Auctr.i Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE
- By virtue Of deed of trust dated 18th day Of
september, ls6s, and recorded in Lber r. NJ
number 4, felo $50, one of the land records
OF the District of Columbia and at the request of
the party secured thereby, i will offer at public
sale, at O'Clock .. m, en- FRIDAY, the asa day
of lot Of ground situated in Holmesd addition to
Georgetown, District 81 Columbia, beginning Of a
point on the east side Of Monroe street, distant from
the corner of Monroe and Gay streets south rs feet
west $50 feet TO Monroe street. then north Is feet 10
same.
Terms: One-third cash; balszce in 6 and Il
terest from the day Of sale. All conveyancine Al
the cost OF the purchaser. deposit Of go reouired
when the property is struck OF
,.,,,,a, JOIN z; DAHIps9Na Trustee.
SPICIAL IMPROVEMENT AND sEWIR
- TAXES paid at the LOWEST RATES. Iufor-
nation In relation thereto, viii Be eheerfuly given
i.n,-im sss issR street..
WHERE THERE'S WILL THERE'S
,srorMA AZ hLSentiemeh, the best way to get
wives, children, or sweethearts the usual holiday
old ones 70 MHEArLEY to be NTCILY CLEAN-
snee % spc ssVSs a
rush y about over al orders win be promptly nlsd
able. No charge for the above advice.
". II. WHEAfLRYs0
fRxAIoinr s sI ks4lE RySiEs mp scovH.
~ Jefferson strsst, osofgstowl, d. o:
20. Boz 1893. .ovD-tr
II n n n. n
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TAKB CARE OF Your VALuAsLKs.-CslI
and examine the ire and burglar proof vaults
OF the SAFE Deposit Company, corner of New
YORK avenue and 18th street, for safe keening
vi seeoI1ues, Jewels, silver ware or other vslu-
sbles. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per AN
mum, according TO size. No business man can
afford TO do without them. Tale ,oarn,ao fco,.
he Chicago and Boston fires. wv"
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CEoR TOWN TAXEs.
All bills for Special Sewerage Taxes in George.
town will be paid at a LARGE discount, without tue
trouble Of calling on the Collector, by application
70 the undersigned, at the Farmers and Mechanics
National Bank Of Georgetown.
janis St. e BERRY
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WAsHISGTOS The HEALTHIEsT CITY N THE
COUNTRY.-1he Board of Health met last
night, and DIR. Bliss submitted the report OF
vital statistics Tor the month OF December
showing the number OF deaths to have been IA
against 239 for the corresponding month last
year. OF this number l2i were whites. ~ blacks;
~ males and 81 females. This report shows
Washington to he the healthiest city in the
Union. Dr.. Verdi thought measures should be
taken 10 exchange reports with the principal
cities Of Europe, a. il would prove mutually
beneficial. He submitted a resolution, which
was adopted, that the president of the board be
requested TO address letters to all the foreign
legations in this District, requesting to be fur
nished with the address of the principal sanitary
authorities in their respective countries. A
number OF complaints of nuisances were re-
eeived and properly referred.
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TEE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales ofis72
were s219 eco. 4,I2-s,Wtf
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THE NATIONAL LABOR COUNCIL met last
evening at Sl2 + street, A. E. Redstone presid-
ing, and resolutions were offered and unani-
mously adopted That the action taken by the
National Convention of Brio klsyers, in the res
Siutions expressing their objections TO A. B.
MuIett, and in supporting the dignity of labor
ana NE American toller, meets our hearty ap-
IIobauon and approval; that an invitation to
tse Helegstes OF the National bricklayers' asso-
ciation De exte ended 70 meet rs at our hesdduar
ters Al any ume during the next ten DAYS thew
may designate, for mutual councils' keaoIn
tons condemnstory Of the action of the New
York eity authorities in regard to the working
men, and spplauding the course OF Hon. s. q
Houghton in protecting the wor kingmen Against
ooolie Asiatic labor, were unanimously adopted:
after which the meeting adjourned.
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N9!!o..-sf.s =; 2 yusfa. sas ? ..sss, b,
. ..n,s io ss = ~. .!l g sS1SE.Hs o. -
SALTS 3. I've .s.I sSS:'1s g. $
1son 81, J. q. p. JsajtSt'
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
BADEAU OFFERS TO REFUND.
BROOKLYN OFFICIALS ARRANGING FOR THE RE

BROOKLYN OFFICIALS ARRANGING FOR THE RE-
COyERY OF THE MONEY SUED FOR.
On Saturday last, exTax Collector Isaac
Badeau OF Brooklyn by appointment. met in the Con-
troers Office the present Collector Burrows Alderman
Ropes Corporation Counsel De Witt, and Controller
Schroeder The conference held in secret, the
subject Of conversation, though not all the details,
trsnspired subsequently.
Mr. Badeau closely questioned concerning the
OF public money which he had appropriated to
his interest when he Tax Collector, and
also IN regard to other sums which Mr.. Seaman, the
accountant, has found missing In Badeaus accounts
The object OF the conference to from Mr.
Badeau the amount which he had msappropriated, go
a TO reimburse the city treasury. A suit has bee
begun by the city for the recovery OF the Mr.
Badeau ia understood to have expressed his willingness
to return the kept by him interest. but
fused pay other alleged deficiencies which have
been discovered IN the office.
The conference lasted three hours, but what
finally determined upon could not be asceraned the
gentlemen named refused TO furnish any information
conclusion reached. These meetings have become
numerous OF late. and conducted with much
secrecy TO call forth general condemnation OF the
pursued by the officials. report which gained
currency Saturday night that prominent official
had arrested for alleged fraud could be traced
authentic source and probably owed its origin TO the
conference which took place n the Controllers office.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
sl.5,596
roi.l

The valuable assistance OF Mr. Samuel McEIroy IN
making these estimates IL acknowledged with pleasure
but your Committee confidently invoke opinion as 70
their correctness from any competent and equally dis
Interested engineer. .,,
Supposng this work to have been open TO compettoo
the highest offered with q reasonable expectation
OF securing a contract would not have exceeded saoop
but THIS rather ex0rbtant sum would have saved
the city over 100000.
Ii not needful 10 remark upon matters OF commoo
report but it should DO noticed briefly that although me
construction Of the work carried on under tns
direct supervision OF the said Board and 900 or tho
expense was paid to their chiefengineer Mr. julius w.
Adams, yet the result a matter Of workmanship u
very unsatisfactory Already several suits against the
city been Instituted for damages arising from tns
OF engineering skill In the construction cons'd
erabe amount ~ Information has been offered to your
Committee tending show the unskul ehar acter OF
the work, but its further discussion would not bs
strictly german To the objects OF their appointments
your Committee forbear to notice it further. It sun
Gent say conclusion, that the unsuccessful
OF the extraordinary powers conferred BY the Leg
upon the Board OF City Works does not warrant
their further continuance. Aud your Committee
mend the attention OF the Legislature DO called 70
this behalf OF the city with the view Of
ing greater and better work than had under
the existing laws. Respectfully submitted,
ALBERT SNfra.
JULIAN ALLEN,
T.. d. GILBRd
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
PRESS COMMENTS.

4 DECISION WHICH WILL FIND POPULAR APPROVAL
Prom The Albany JosrndL
The case has attracted great deal OF attea-
ton IL is connected in some sort with tue Ocl
tions OF the Brooklyn Ring, whose specuatlons nsvs
been scarcely less scandal0us than those OF the ls
many Ring in New York. one OF the tax collectors
Brooklyn diverted the public money To ms o~n use aee
the main charge against & l reonIres Besides this
there various other accusations OF less es', pu.
still entitled 10 weight. The testimony was eaceeaingy
yoiumi nous. covering many hundred PAGES, ana Gov
nv has examined IL with the greatest patience
an discrimination The conclusions which no go forci'
by sets forth will believe carry the approving Juds
OF the people who will find In this decision another
evidence the high sense OF responsibility ana the n
esbs fdelity TO the cause OF public honesty and msr
v which all the action OF their present Exeeu
tive The announcement OF the Governors determlns,
tion has been somewhat delayed BY the dinieuly o.
the and the people fortunate in the success
AT his effort induce the acceptance or one who has w
entire confidence Of the public
GOV. DIX NOT APT To MAKE MISTAKES.
Fror. The Troy Itmss - -.
Gov. DIX has removed Winchester Brltton,
the Brooklyn Ring District Attorney irom once ia.
has appointed Thomas IL. Rodman IN bis place pe I've
RrookIvn Union charges that MI Rodman Is also
man bnt THE TRIBUNE ana Herald lndorse MS capscD
and honesty. Gov. DIX IL not In ihe haOlt oi iS Ia
mistakes IN his appointments anu en mo which Brttos
,.as removed were his neglect 10 prosecute ,'ass 500
Rsreau Tax Collector of Brooklyn. Tor ,, AUS - ,nor
cys funds in msintsIi.s nS While the authorizes.
we're oompelled 10 borrow money 10 uoss ,ha sias.I
EXPENSES Of the W.m %pnpi! e. shanks CITY Editor q
Ji, rs, Tn NJ and institutlng "a oue-slucu -
nv the Cjraud Jury into charges against hinso' "'''
Wow OF occurring his own eNoherauon'
CONCLUSIVE EvIpENCE OF GUILT.
Eroa TA> Albany EJprss@ .. = a.
Tho Governor. for reasons which appear 70
y, 'l''.ive mas removed from Office Mr. Wincnesss
Brttou District Attorney OF kngs ISuny, , The peo-
ple az Kings County viii very gehers"i
iioyornor In the action he mas takeh'
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23

mc,ro,o,it,n Throat Hospital, No y Stuyvesaut-st
Mount SINAI, Lexington ave. cor. Sixtysixhst
Now York Bloomi ngdsle; Office Nols West Eleventh at
New-York Eye Inprmary. No. 2iG Second-svo.
New-York Inarmary for Women. No. i26 3eoondsye.
New-York Ophthslmic, Third-ave.. cor. Twenty thrd
st.
Ophthalmic and Aura, No &c East Tweifth-st.
Presbyterian Hospital Madisonay and Seyentiethst
Rest for Consumptives. fremont.
Roosevelt Hospital Ninth-ave cor Fifty-eghth-st-st
St. Marys for children, No. 4O1 West Thirty fourth st
ST. Franciss Hospital (R c.. Fifthst near Avenue b.
st. Luke's West Fifty fourth-st.. cor. Fifth-sye
st. vnccn,s Romau Cstholie). No. i'' West Eleventh
At.
Strangers, Avenue d, cor. Tenth-st.
Wards Island; office, Castle Garden. ~,
Woman's Hospital East Forty ninth at, cor. Fourth
Ladies' Mission OF the Protestant Episcopal Church to
the Public InstItutions. No. 2s6 Madison-aye
Fruits and flowers for the sick poor may be sent on
MONDAYS 10 No. 239 Fourth.ave for distribution.
Newspapers for distribution hospitals may be sent
New, York Institution for Deaf and Dumb. West One
bundrea y-sccond.t, near BlOomingdae road
Association for Deaf Mutes No. 6'2 oevep'h'a'e hear
Home for Deaf Mutcs. No 2ao East Thrteenthst st.
Asylum for Lunatics, West One-hundred ;na-sryen %
teenth-st, near Tenth-aye. office, No. IL west Eic'
eDth-st. ~ =, -.
Asylum for Lunacs, Biackwells Island Office, No. So
Asylum for Inebrates. Wards Island; Office No &c
Third-ave.
FoR SAILORS
Sesmen's Friend Society. No. 80 Wall-st, relieves
friendless sailors and their wives and children.
Seamen's Friend and Retreat office No. ~ Od-slip.
Sailors Snug Harbor; Office, No. "a Walss
5eamans Mission No. 2Ts Water-st.; Reading Room
Daily prayer meetings. Mr. Charles Davis, Superiu-
tendenr.
Port Societys Mariners Church No. u Madison-st:
ReadingroOm, evening meetings. Industrial scho0i
mission, aud temperance work. The Ladies Mission Is
connected with this, and furnishes garments, COaI,
money, ETC.. 10 sailors widows and children
Sailors Home No. 100 Cherry-st.
READISG-RooMs.
The following list OF the reading open to the
people different parts OF the city No 70 MadsOn-st;
Oliyerst Henry; D0verst. corner Water; Mar
kets cor Henry; No. "a Pke-st; No. 1856 Greenwich
ST.: No. 153 Worth-st; No. 6l Park-st No 3i2 East
Twenty -second-st No. 545 East Eeyenth-st; No. 2ll
West Eghteenth-st.; No 204 Beecker-st NO 335 East
Thirty fJhst; No. 327 Rivngtonst No. 59S Hudsonst;
No 2?s West Thirty No. so Pearl-st; NO 3ib
Water-s; Greenwich-st Jane; No. jO8 blnIOefry
ST.; Cooper Union: Y NJ g. A.. FOurthaye ana I"ehty-
thirdst Bowery Branch Nol3i B0wery Eastern Branch
No i92 Grand-st; Harlem Branch, Thrdaye; ana one
hundred -second-st; For Celored no ioo
Bleecker-st.: YOrkyille Branch. ThrdaVe anu Eshts
sIxth-st.; Cburchmen's. No 1855 Broadway'
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23

Mr.. Greeley always said that the nrSt Snins nm,
TO be decided respecting Woman suffrage was "o w..
woman wanted IL Be,ore the Legislative Comn tl'o "a
Mossacbnsetts recently appeared THREE wo.aepi seo
maie sve arguments asstust any change. $1,000,
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23

Home for Aged and lDhrm Hebrews, No s22 Lexing-
lga ave. aas oda9ns ios Y; aud At present has
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-20
Real Estate.
By q. & S. BEARD, Auction eers

RY virtue Of authority invested in me, as
~ administrator, with the will annexed :.
OF tho estate OF John Stevens. deceased, 1
Till proceed to sell, At Columbia, South
ary next, the following REAL EbTATE Of
the said deceased, to wit:f - TOT
Al that LOT, with dwelling house. out.
buildings and good we'll or water thereon,
stnated sti, in tho city Of Columbia, and
bounded as follows: On the East by Harden
street, fronting thereon ninety.live (s5)
tsos, tea mere nc or leas and running back there
Mm. Douglass, formerly that OF W. j.
RR;sndolph; South by lot Of Mrs. Martha
TERMS OF SALE k-One-halfcash; purchaser
TO give bond for balance, payable in twelve
months, with interest at seven per cent.
per annum from the date thereof, with
mortgage OF the premises, and to pay for
papers.
Tho above described property can be
treated Tor at private sale until day Of sale,
WITH the undersigned, or with a.. & g.
BEAh ND. r. W. JOHNSON, G'
administrator. with the will annexed, OF
estate OF John Stevens, deceased.
Dec 13
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fa1d aIH@u9zsdaA usAiIlA. liCbqh
quiet and in buyers. favor. Pork On.
bElss .lssS dess. s5s f5Ss 's; ssRss;
dali and 30. lower. Cotton Ane. re-.
closed Barely steddy 'sAlss 81, ,30O:' De.
oenber nominally il; January IA;
February 147.16; March IA 27.32;
April % 582. Is ,3-16; May 10 1892,
Is 8 16; June Is 13 16; July l6 1882,
Is 1-16; August 1614. Money easier
3@3k. Sterling steady. Govern
ments active and strong. States quiet
and steady.
ST.. LOUIS. December 19.-Flour
steady and in gnod demand. Corn
firmer-new 68@70. Whiskey steady,
at 50. Pork declining-l9 25219 so.
Bacon only in small jobbing order
trade, at yesterdays prices. Lard
ClNoIsNA7I. December 19.-Flour
dull. Ooru steady-7O@72. Pork
dnll-lo75(91S.00. Lard dull-steam
l3E; kettle IA. Bacon dull-shouldore
ga; clear rib 122l@13 Whiskey
firn-97.
LOUISVILLE, december 19.-Bread-
stutfs unchsnged. Pork quiet and un.
changed. Bacon-shoulder 9Ia; clea,
rib ~; sugar-cured hams l4}a@l5.
Lard l4H@l514. Whiskey 81.
LIVERPOOL, December 1913 P. M
Cotton dull and unchanged; sales
$3.50. including 4,5OO American; spe.
onlatlon and export 1000; to arrive
easier; aaios basis middling uplands.
nothing below good ordinary, shipped
December. January or February,
DIG; nothing below low middling,
shipped January or February, tx
basis middling Orleans, uoth,ng below "
low middling. deliverable February OF
March. IN.
6 P. M.-Sales basis middling Or
leana, nothing below low middling,
shipped January or February, 7 GIG.
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Christmas Goods.
Plies Cured.

DR. j. y. GLopTON, cf Huntsville, Ala, Il,
~ may he consulted ut the Mansion
House until the :Sth instant. lie treats
with pnri,ct success, lILES. FISTUIA,
aihlCTCfES. ULCERS, TUMORs, Dis
eases ot the bladder, &c. Refers to re.
special" fcn;lcnicr IF every town in the
:tEtc, who have been his patients. Call
and see lettors from theu. Cured without
me ki.!ir. Patients aio not confined to
their beds. Dr. E!optun visits Winnsboro
after leaving ColumLia.
UNION :. c., November 10, 1874.
N'. =. 4 Cop'On-DEAE SIE: When, in
August OF last year, yon SO successfully
operated on III" Tor henorrhOilal tumors
had been afflicted for full fifteen years.
disabled TIA, c"nld not but to limited
extent. pen form tie duties OF my vocstion.
How much III tina; l)iiS period WAS endured
the pain, Tic loss os blood, tho exhaust. :.
ion cc;;!;! mo: ;;i.,1a;';a ahe tu irii. When
!o. s.'G :nc. :ng condition was such that
am satisfied without relief there would
have ternat no very distant daya fatal tor.
mintti"n 1t is with pr-:ound gratitude
that 1 npw anuonncc the remarkable cure
which, i'll tho goodness of Divine Proyi-
dence, hiss been Effected By your akilful
treat:n"n: aHd we!l-iracticed hand Fifteen
months have e!apsed siucn tho opcration
and iind no indications Of a return OF tho
disease. lho Improvement i'll my general
health has been, think, very considerable,
and The ccmfort OF complete exemption from
the annoyance and suffering to which had
80 iong been subjected, is a blessing more
than had Loped for, aud ia wcll calculated
to keep you in grateful remombrance. II
gives me pleasure to recommend others
VINO may suifer in eimilar way to mako
trial Ut your skill. Yours, very truly,
Dec 1SG
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State Ct South Carolina.

COLUMBIA, December IS, 1874
ENHE Coupons Of the Consolidation
L Bonds of the state of South Carolina.
due January l. 1875, will be paid at that
date on presentation at the Treasury, and
at the South Carolina Bank and Trnst Com
pany, Columbia. S. c., and also at the
Peoples National Bank, Charleston. S. c.,
aud tho Nationa. Park Bank. Now York.
The Coupons due July l, 1874, on all Con-
so!idation Bonds. issued in exchange for
c!1 bonds, will be paid whenever presented
at atany of the above mentioned places.
The Coupons Of tho Consolidation Bonds
due January and July l, 1875, are receiy.
able for taxes. +. L. CARDOZO.
Dec ~ Treasurer 8. @.
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SUGGESTIONS OLE THE SEASON. King
winter hns waved his seeptre over the
land, whitening the earth, bridging
the streams, and turning the water
falls to pendant crystal. Upon ami
mated as well rs inanimate nnture, the
frIgld atmosphere produces marked
effect. The blood is driven from the
surface of the body back upon its
inner fountains. and ohiIls and fever,
rheumatism. pulmonary diseases, bill
iousness and unpleasant disorders OF
the stomach und bowels are apt to be
the results.
Now, what is required to fortify thc
system against tbe attacks Of disease
thus engendered? Clearly a tonic,
which, acting through the stomach
upon the circulation and the nervous
system, shall re-determino the vital
huid to tho surface, aud brace the
nerves OF motion and sensation. But
this is not all that is required. With
the tonic must be combined such alte-
rative and regulating agencies as will
tend to keep the whole animal ma
chlnery "in good working order"
These three grand requisites of q
winter restorative exist, in their fullest
perfection, in Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, which are compounded of the
purest vegetable stimulants and ex-
tracts OF the most genial and heaIthful
roots, barks and plants that the her.
balists and botanists of the world have
yet discovered.
Defensive medication is a precaution
which should never be neglected when
danger is present. and, therefore, q
course OF the Bitters. at this season, is
particularly desirable. especially for
the feeble and sickly. Az remedy for
biliousness,, dyspepsia, nervouene ess
and bowel complaints. there is nothing
comparabletto this wholesome restora-
i've. RI Dec 18 1891