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New-York tribune., 1875-02-08

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sTRARIN arm aud quiet at l4' Tor 0V sho
IA asr. for Western. 1.i..
lLLOW-Pces As sr quoted bat there very ht'it dong
sale, of 2O.UOO n Western at SiiGssIc. .,..
WHISKY fair request auf pnes have deeideap improved" "
Of 240 bbA Ct 9jG
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
Government bonds were lower under

Ia the State bonds Missouri plain 6S sold at 91SG
97. and Hannibal and - Joseph at 90. Virginia
consolidated Gs matuTed coupons fetched 80 new
series Tennessees 4j and New-loIk State bounty
honds at 1902 The bids are as fOlIOWe:
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
CATTLE MARKET.

the been NJ ih's description comprising for The v,ef
357 900 spnng from 2yc TO 35e aud Fail Al bd27s
the later only bs iOreel OF sts lOr Sssrs
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
Chesapeake and Chic
Railroad.

BONE month, sro ID, propositions ~ % '-d ''neni had
eeyei the assent q ltrgs Joiff "' boilers Ard
tr,dtors ysaaho sine has ben o o. l' remainder
earnestly recommend 81 sdo h'' t. o. h~if eosron'
or sccrpet { q prouost.us rFfj and 10
at once. IT Is CLEARLY FOR Tu.tt H" t INTEREST
Wi,h settlement t,rsd, e.. af --s1s he erreeedi
large alyso,e ibe pr-. Of tie fr b 'i the
peon Weca ral connect af et-' % ees2 water on
the CLesa5eakc B1y enlarged clrifa rH i-uy n the te
veopmeut Of the muc resources M apo Increase
In tn business and eBc,cf OF %, ai short ums
gresty caauge improve Whole o' H f o. and 'aofS
assurance Of 10 sbsy ultimately s sI 10" dsI
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
A, H. 6AkLAND' u0'e4hvI' -, -.
L. N. SE, H'4'e b0sm OF FlDan'e
G.. y. PEAf,
NOW Is TIE OPP0RTINllY FOR PER-
DEAL ESTATE SECURITY
N NEGOTIABLE 10 T.
SIX PER CENT THIRTY YEARS GOLD BONDS,
WITH CouPOSs REGISTERED o. US-EIlsrhRtD.
tf


real. ESTATE TRUST COMPANY
or TIRE CITY OF AEW.i DIX.
PRINCIPAL aod INTEREST PAYABLE g. t'Lp 10 SEW iORA.
a. N. ,n,r ~ m. holder Interest ray.e ofJnv sui il'
"TiirSE B0NBs GaF S0w oftbiib toH ALg Pie ~
CvkEtNCl AND SC, IT, ID ~ Lkh''. 4. iHb OohTANl
TePAlMFNr o h' BJa at ustu- H tI TIRED bT ihe Ledge
A. all ne. are m lie custody Dt.. b,LNuNt 80
LEyI T. MORTON VIII ti~ a. nal sECt kiTi Of
the oft.c tom4 a1y. Of 81 UluOf.
TIE compny t. rrei 10 puretas. " -fs lrd uorsIo'' ~ ~
iiortny prosor 0C rs Ccstsr No aes sal be taien ~
the AID Trn,, Corplar sciry FOR
cep upon real located in the ~ N-v io'I Nes Jsr
sad Conuee,eu.; aaI 90 mortgages as1 1' ts gsos aoAd
,h,I be tsken upon ur improved i f ei,f esra,i yaao
by oae hudfei sn fny per ggou
improved re genr esma.1 ly cot 4aa
Of the mortsige"
DIRECTORS.
V K Stevenson y Nt,au.L ho1f @ rf's+v,v ION q
4 Dawes GO atI.. 4 ID Ma 1rlIAne
A. Belmont - ntt 81 Aa"a.t tu.s lt'm .. &l3 have
Jlrt,s Tlue-, II Slsll.t c.. H r...r 900 Bss,erst
Jo,cph A.. Jam-son "a bra..G = rr.s do Nilam s.
ha n. Waro-. 2ll Brl'.aaT g. a. .l. t,. ,.l.asa
d h Ko.h h,r $50 |ear-st H. I " .'"., : n'ad-t
v K STEVENSON President THOMt> 4 DAVIES. Wee pr'.p
RsSRr r. D.vi2. 10 's,' Coursi WN. B. Ely >revsfy
DHE ANNUAL ELECTION for THIRTEEN
bt,tO iOt, OF uc >Ih As~uar ra VI be- hst -
II 10 o,oc,. h.,-l s. MooRE
>'UnV
DKtAvAug LtoK,w,Sv,.>D s.... 7,...,n Co~r,Ni
No. .b L1ruA>er-rtt,F Nte ln.E. ..r. -. lS7a,
THE ANNUAL LLECliON Of OFFICERS
AM MANAGh, Of tvs Ton any f 20 ''t a. H' ohse on
TUESDAY tue -Si Iy Of teeuarr prs j. no2l. Ifss'
BolrL fnf' ..' '' .i"E. - A''f'ta''
ln PER CENT GUARANTEED, FIRST
~ NOR GAGs LOANS on nus. '.. IOWA ARMS kesI
tHpEhNop. q ..''r. 'rsr'to- iova.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08

STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
Martha 81. Heath.


TIE following complete list o. e1pofS ''PsI " 'e' ""'"
..r. cl.aren TODAY frr tnreen
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08

The London dispatches wore Ol Oonni"0i"''' -.
,enseouepce to-day than of late, though secnil'e0
were strong Thore was an advance OF per cent vi
British Consols. and United States eonds "elo
strong with 1O-4Os up G6i, New hves up ., anu
otherwise unchanged. Prime three months uis-
.ounts q per cent outside the Bank OF England
xhose rate is still per cont The Bank to-day lost
f1ooo bnlhon on balance. The foreign exchange
,aarket was nominal Gold was moderately active.
The opening price was ia, from which 1t declined
Al ia and rose to lI4l, the closing bid on the
farther loss of coin by the banks. On gold loans
the rates were Sal per cent for carrying to Hat
The speeie shipment to-day amounted to S20S529 OF
which 100000 was gold coin. The total shipment
Of the week was $1,127424 American gold coin,
s14sOOO foreign gold coin, $1,000 gold bars
and S5l5 776 in silver bars total of Sl.s595. The
Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $3l50oO in coin
interest on the public debt, and S26OOO in redemp
ton of called fve-twenties, swelling the respective
weekly totals TO So 772OOO and S1,329,0OO. The I'M
port entries Of foreign dry good at the port OF new
York for the week ending tonight were S@,o'l' II
the amount thrown upon the market footing S@,HVo'
NS) and Of general merchandise. S3,0Sf 'S4. making
. total in gold coin valuation of S592646 Inc eN-
port clearances Of domestic produce from TINS port
for the week ending Tuesday, Feb 2, were TO the
currency valuation of S5G7Q,053. The specie move
nent is given elsewhere. The days business at the
Sold Exchange Bank covered; Gold cleared S'S,-
es0OOO; gold balances $2105,14O; currency bal
apces. S25l625 The gold quotations were as toi-
lows:
io:uo.ll4L ;lsO..ll4s l:0o..ll41 2;S0 .''ll4S
lY:SS- i22SS:ii4s i2S !SSii% ia
1Io Jo,,s bueineSs NJ tho L. 6 Sub- Treasury com
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
IL HOLDERS OF ARKAN-

Tnde of The Leg'atr- ~ 7 " ne uni'tsh'a
have beca constituted BOARD or FNAA'L 'ot The state Sh
y 10 cyf,sp.rd nth 90, hoi,rs OF W IS 0 htsn'as "a
otter IN ree pon .omc un o LAX ald stn4 We
lst debts of ,ul Aofs 20 i1'f 70 'e
Board y coaferrng ID At 90 ea A -tlefs ss1fs''SS
themo on the suhjc NJ proier ait~1..
ii afgT A NIn
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08

At Philadtlphia to-day pennsylvania Is weIe
ouoted at l1O.; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
21.; Reading Railroad, 5Gi; Pennsylvania Railroad
his Cold HI
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-04-07
AND COMMERCIAL
Review of Portland Markets.

WEEK ENDING April 5. 1875.
The general market is very quiet this week. The
sales have been quite large and money is easy. The
prospect is that the trade will continue active for
sometime The money market shows but little move
ment. Gold closed Tuesday, April 18th, at 1l45.
The market is flooded with apples, but DIS the lots
are mostly good the prices keep well up; we quote
the best lots at 81 so q 70 per bbl Beans show no
change Butter is rather dull; the family lots bring
from 25 q $50, while store lots readily bought at
% q CSC. Cheese shows change. Coffee is little
higher and a further advance is expected There is
considerable inquiry in copper and cordage, but no
change in prices. Opium has fallen and is quot
ed at So so q 8 90, Duck shows no change. The
fish market is dull shore herring have fallen off
little, and are now quoted at 81 90 q 90. Flour is
very firm with large sales; the advance in wheat in
the West has materially changed the market in -four
here. The fruit market shows no change. Hay is in
fair demand, and is quoted at SIC q 2O straw $40 a
II Iron exhibits no change Lard is higher and
the market is excited the best lots bring from SIG
"a 161c; the market is nearly bare The leather mar
ket continues firm. Moasses is still quite firm and
prices run high. There is change to note in naval
stores this week. Lnseed oils are off little; raw is
quoted at 72 a 70, and boiled at II rs, Paints are
unchanged. Plaster remains the same Produce is
active; eggs show slight advance and are quoted
at 20 q 22c. Potatoes are in good demand. Pork
has advanced about 81 90 per bbl all grades. The
market is very excited Salt shows change. Seeds
are active. Spices are unchanged. Sugar is active,
but there is no change in prices. Teas are dull To-
bacco is quiet and prices remain firm.
FREIGHTS.-Fre1ghts very dull, especially
Cuban. There large number of vessels here and
charters taken low The Cuban business is near
y over. We quote the following charters this week
Sch. South Shore from Machiasport to Sagua and
back to North of Hatteras, 81 90 molasses and
Sc 90 on sugar. Sch. Abbie Dunn from Portland to
north side of Cuba with hogshead shocks aud heads,
15c. Sch. Marcus Hunter from Portland to North
side of Cuba, $500.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-04-07
RY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
waE CARSON MURDER TRIAL,
entity of Observation-Disclosures for
New Trial.

BANGOR, April 6-After being out all night,
the Jury in the Carson case came in this morn
ing without having reached verdict. In less
than an hour afterwards they came in with a
verdict finding George Carson guilty of man
slaughter. Abner Knowles, Esq, counsel for
the Defence has given notice of a motion for a
new trial on April 18th before Judge Cutting.
The trial has last twenty-five days. Over 100
witnesses have been examined. The Whls
says it has cost the county nearly $4,000.
Bangor Police.
AT the regular meeting of the city council to-
night, Mayor Laughton made his nominations
of police for the ensuing year, there being but
four changes in the force of twelve men.
Especial to Press.l
Laundry Burned.
RocKLAND, April 5.-The large laundry at
Hurricane Island occupied by Philip Sawyer,
together with its contents, was totally destroy
ed by fire yesterday. caused by a defective
chimney. Loss about $1,000
ITO Associated Press.1
EaStport Hens.
EAsTPoRT, April 6.-The steamer Belle
Brown left this orning for Calais on her first
trip of the season. The ice is out there as far
as the lower wharf.
A letter received from Washington says full
weather reports of the signal station here will
be resumed in July next.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-04-07
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
Democratic Majority of 6OOO.


HARTFORD, April 6-The returns to-day
give, on the Governor vote Ingersol, Demo
erat, over Greene, 952S; IngeIso'l over all,
$685. The official returns, including the scat
terng vote, will reduce the majority little,
probably.
For Congress, Gen. Hawley, Republican, is
defeated by Geo. NJ. Landers in the first dis
trct, BY plurality of 4S8.
Mr.. Kellogg, Republican, is defeated in the
second district, by Judge James Phelps, by a
plurality of 1000.
Mr.. Starkweather, Republican, is reelected
in the third district over Judge Lafayette S.
Foster, by 791.
Mr. Barnum, Democrat, is re elected in the
first district, over DR.. Hubbard, by 2235.
The Senate is Democratic Is to g. There is
a gain of 2 Republicans in the Senate.
In the House, the Republicans have also
gained, but there will still be Democratic ma
jority of 20.
Ingersoll gains about 400 over his vote of
last year. This gain was chiefly in New Haven
and Hartford counties, the city of New Haven
alone giving an increase of about 1000 over his
majority in the city last year.
Complete returns revised by official returns
from nearly all the towns give the following
for Inv
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-04-07
THE FLOODS.

NEwBURYPoRT April 6.-Two hundred feet
of the Newburyport bridge carried away
bv the ice at one o'clock this morning The
ice in large cakes began to clog last evening
between the two bridges. The railroad bridge
was damaged in the pier at the draw, many
piles being swept away. 1t will cost $1,000 to
$4,000 for repairs. The portion of the New
buryport bridge gone is two arches beyond the
draw The damage is $4,000 to $1,000, which
will fall upon Salisbury aid this city, chiefly
upon the latter Gen, Buffers yacht America
was in the full force of the foe IN great dan
ger, but escaped without injury. The ice be-
tween the railroad and Newburyport bridges is
solid to the bottom half way across, where the
bridge is broken and the full tide and flowing
ice rush rapidly through the opening, but no
further damage is apprehended.
LAWRENCE, April 6.-The ice is running ir
the river very rapidly. A large gorge passed
over the dam al o'clock this morning, some
of the cakes in which were three feet in thick
ness. The water has been falling steadily for
four hours and it is reported by the gate-keeper
at the upper locks that another ice jam, more
serious than the one which broke last night is
forming about three miles above the city. The
gorge below the dam at noon marked twenty
two feet or ten feet above low water mark. The
mills experience much more trouble to day
than Yesterday from back waters. Reports
from all the corporatonS show total OF 500
operatives not working through the stoppage
OF the mills from this course. Except at the
Duck and Pemberton mills no power IS IN use
except steam There is a foot and half OF
water on the basement floor of the new Pacific
mill
EXETER, April 6.-The Squampscott river
here is higher than for years. The string
bridge was washed away this afternoon. The
river is not yet open.
CONCORD, April 6.-The river is falling some
what this afternoon. The ice has gone out for
about half mile below the free bridge, but
above it is unbroken.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-04-07
T O r E IG N.
Meeting of the Emperor of Austria and
the King of Italy.

Meeting OF ahe emperor OF Austria and
the King OF Italy.
VENICE, April 6-The festivities attending
the meeting of the Empeor and King were
continued to day. There was review of 10000
troops this forenoon, which was witnessed by
80, 900 people. Their Majesties were most en-
Enthusiastically cheered by the popuacp. A
grand dinner was gwen in the evening. which
was attended by eighty persons of the highest
rank. King Victor toasted the Emperor of
Austria as Brother and friend The EN-
peror responded, expressing the deepest graft
tude for his coreial reception, adding Brother
and dear friend, the King of Italy, and to the
we'll being and prosperity of Italy,"
English Budget.
LONDON, April 6.-The budget about to be
presented by the Chancellor of the Exchequer
to Parliament, will give the following exhibit
of fioances For the fisca year ending March
81, 1915, The total revenue from all sources was
e74, 433, 900; excess of estimates, G636, 600 The
reduction of expenses aud excess of revenue
gives the government surplus of Ell, $4,000.
Seal Fishery.
HALIFAY, &pril 6.-Telegrams from New
foundland state that the seal fishery is very
successful. The steamer Porteous arrived at
ST. Johns with 4O, 900 seals and reports good
catch in Green bay; also that majority of the
steamers are loaded
Foreign Notes
1t is hiuted by Paris paper that the eleva-
ton of McClosky TO Cardinal is in view Of the
possibility of the Pope being compelled to take
his residence in America
1t is now declared that the story about the
abdicaiion of the Emperor of Brazil is without
foundation.
The reply of Rev. DR.. Newman to Glad
stones last paper entitled ''Vaticanism" is
published. Mr.. Newman quotes various au
thors in order to prove that The Pope is not in
falible in subject matter in which consclenc
is of supreme authority, therefore he says a
dead lock between conscience and the Pope is
impossible.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-04-07
WASHINGTON.
Frauds in Contracts for Mail Service.

Frauds in Contracts for Mail Service.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-Conclusive proof has
been obtained this afternoon that four or five
clerks in the Post Office Department and seve-
raj persons outside have secured number OF
contracts for mail service in the southwestern
states by means of a counterfeit of a stamp
containing the initials of the first and second
Postmaster Generals, which is placed on bids
when opened in order to show that they have
been received in time This counterfeit stamp
has been used to give apparent validity to show
bids made at lower figures than the lowest of
the bids really opened at the advertised time.
Among the contractors implicated is Haynes
recently appointed U. S. Marshal for Alaba-
ma. Tho contracts thus received will be an
nued, and all the clerks implicated immedi-
ately dismissed.
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances for
to-day:-Currency, 81, 472, 343 90 special deposit
of legal tenders for redemption of certificates OF
deposit S44 065 900 ;coin, S24 58i, 900 CO. including
coin certificates, $S5, 052, 54S; outstanding legal
tenders, 1879, 800.
Union Pacific Railroads Shit against the
United Stairs.
The Court of Claims to-day set the 10Th of
April for hearing the case of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company against the United States.
The Secretary of the Treasury by act OF March
g. 1873, having been directed to withhold all
payments to any railroad company and its as
sigrs for accoun at of freight or transportation
&c, but the railroad companies were allowed
to bring suit to recover for freight and trans
portaton, a bill has been filed in behalf of
the railroad companies. They represent that
they are subject to the right Of the government
to deduct one third of the regular charges from
land grant railroads. The counsel in behalf of
their clients claim that the government has the
right to use railroads as highway with the
governments own rolling stock and servants,
and the government has no right whatever to
make composition of that right by deducting
any portion of the charges for transportation.
Texas Outrages.
The subject of recent Outrages on the Texas
border was not before the Cabinet to-day, but
the President and Secretary of State had pri
vate consultation on the subject.
Various Matters.
During this week the Elgee cotton cases, in
volving about $3.50, 900, will be heard in the
Supreme Court.
Singular Performance Of a District AT.
IOrney.
NEW YORK, April Washington despatch
es state that the grand jury of the District of
of Columbia had dismissed all the proceedings
against Charles A. Dana of the New York Sun.
After this action the District Attorney, with
out consulting the jury, took blank form of
subpoena from the clerks office, filled it, and
sent it 20 the marshal in New York. The whole
affair is simply an attempt to get Dana within
the jurisdiction of the court, in order to serve
a warrant of arrest for libel.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-04-07
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

COLUMBUS, O., April 6-The official returns
show that Hoffman DEM for Mayor, is elect.
ed by 618 majority. The Democrats elected all
the other city officers and out of IL council
men.
TOLEDO O., April 6.-Later returns make
Marcy's GRep) majority for Mayor 163, with the
average Republican majority of about 400. The
Democratic majority in October was 615. The
Republicans have two majority on the joint
ballot In the council.
CLEVELAND. O., April 6.-The Democrats
carried their entire ticket yesterday by major;-
ties ranging from 1000 to 1000, the Mayors
reaching the latter figure. The council will
stand 10 Democrats to Ii Republicans. The
Democrats carry Tifini, Akron Sandusky As
tabula. Norwich and Fremont. The Republi-
cans carry Elyria, Alliance and Salem In
gainesville the issue was principally 70 the Ii.
quor.questiop, in which the anthem perance
ticket was generally successful.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, April City election
passed off quietly. Democrats elected their
mayor, Capt. John f. Fletcher, and majority
of the city council.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-04-07

lnSerSolIS piurallty 9ioz, maJarlIy oooo..,
The congressional vote is: First district,
Hawley 1294t; Landers 3.433; Lyons 226
Landcrs plurality 4S9, majority 263
Second district Kellogg 49, 34; Phelps To-
$40; Harrington Gil. Phelps plurality 1903,
majority 1877.
Third district. Starkweather 1901; Foster
SO51; Palmer AIS Starkweather's plurality
$780, majority 372
Fourth district, Hubbard Ii ,632; Barnum A.
2S7; Hodge 1475. Barnum's plurality 2655;
majority 21S0
The total vote of the state for congressman
is, Republican 47,311; Democratic 81, 1l3; the
Democratic majority is 2012 or 4672.less than
the vote for Governor. The Legislature stands
Is Democrats to Republicans. The House is
100 Republican to 1873 Democrats and l Iude-
pendent. Last year the Senate stood II Demo
Gratis and 4 Republicans, and the House SO Re-
publcans to 142 Democrats.
NEW HAVEN, April 6.-The latest returns
from the state election indicate no marked
change from the first report. Ingersoll's ma
jority over all is about $500, gain of about
400 over his vote of last year. This gain was
chiefly in New Haven and Hartford counties.
The city OF New Haven alone giving an increase
of about 1000 over his majority in the city last
year. There was largely decreased prohibit
ton vote, the total in the state being about
2400 to 1900 of last year.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-04-07
NEW YORK.
Fire and Loss of Life-Arrival of the Car
siinaIs Hal. etc.

Fire and Loss of Life-Arrival of the Car
dinaPs Hat, etc.
NEW YORK, April 6-Early this morning a
fire broke out IN the Frankfort House, at the
corner of Frankfort and Williams streets. At
ter an hours hard work the flames were extn
guished. Ii. NORGE of Ohio, and Thos. Harti
gau, guests In the hotel, were carried out in.
sensible from suffocation. An unknown man
was taken out dead from one of the rooms on
the floor underneath that upon which the fire
originated.
Roucetti, Count Marefoschi aud the bearer o f
the Cardinals hat for Archbishop McCloskey
arrived here to day. The party were received at
quarantine by Cardinal McCloskey and large
humber of Catholics of the city, and escorted to
the house of the Cardinal.
The session of the officers of the board of
education last evening. at which the Catholics
presented their proposition to amalgamate their
parochia schools with the public schools of the
CRY, was hsld secret, no reporter being allowed
in DOORS 1t is stated that the session was
very sharp one.
The case of Charles A. Dana is postponed
till to morrow.
At railroad collision in Jersey City to-day, a
locomotive was demolished and brakeman
killed.
Mr.. Henry Varley tonight denounced what
he termed the immoral tone of the metropo-
tan newspapers. The attendance was large
1t is rumored that the Pacific Mail Company
has discovered discrepancies in the accounts at
San Francisco and Hong Kong which reduce
the finances some 1878, 900 below the estimates.
This report was the occasion of to days decline
in the stock.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-04-07
New York stock and Money MARKET.

New YORR. April 6-Evening.-Money was easy
at "a per cent during the forenoon and 81 a per
1854 a. 4S5t for sixty DAYS and 1891 for demand The
customs receipts to-day were S4O1,OOO. Gold opened
at 4s advanced to Tag and closed at 114s thC rates
paid for carrying WEIR 8, A. 81, "a q Der cent. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000 on ccount
The steamer Columbus for Havana to-day took out
S297, 900 in Spanish gold. Governments were strong
and higher State bonds dull. Railroad bonds finn.
Union Pa .ifc frs advanced to SO and the Sinking
Funds sold at 924. The demand for these bonds
EXPORTS of produce for the week were 81 500, G59,
against 1863 last week and "a 1O4 6I9 the pre-
yious week. The stock market during the forenoon
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-04-07
The Great Tribunal.

Public opinion is the great tribunal by which tie
value of all discoveries is judged Its favorable
dict long ago stamped Hostetters Stomach Bitters
the leading nvigorant and Alternative of the age and
the truthfulness of that decision is constantly re-
ceiving fresh corroboraton in the shape of results
the uost complete and satisfactory, accomplished in
our very midst Tributes to its efficacy a remedy
for indigestion, constipation, nervous complaints
seeplessness, general debility, rheumatism and kid
ney disorders pour in from every quar'er physicians
emphaiicay commend it remedy for most in0r-
ganic maadies and the press ndorses the dictum of
the profession Thus the popularity of the eigning
tonic-sl imulant of America is constantly widening
despite the invectives Illuminated against spirituOus
preparaions by the vendors of mock temperance Bit
iers which the public time since discovered to
he ermented rubbish, and the sales of which rap
idly on the wane.