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Neru6ie &opfidmericn

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unss- St0run9en berporserufen Dieie>
ni9en Yerionen, pelde an oieiem uebel
leioen, miiiien &affce, Stunt 8ier uno
3abad permeioeu uno ben Qeib our6 Or.
Nusuit &0nis's 9~amburser Gropfen often
balten.
Yerionen, weld)e eiuer fteenoen 2ebenss
weiie unterluorien iino, foIten fib friib
Morscns Setuesuns in FREEZER Quft ma
den unb Or. Ilsult &0nis's Samburser
lropfen mebrlnals ees Cages in tleinen
Dozen %aebraud]en.
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Scr Magen nnb ieine
unregelmdbigfeit.

Cine aeluroe reaelmdBtae Seroa1turq
1T Der @runoitein Der @eiunobeit bel
menidliden &0rperS. Die metiten &rant
beiten, oenen Ger Masen untermorfen 1T,
entiprin9en aeit0rtem 8%eroauunss Ser:
m09en uno baourd einsetretener 0eritopf'
ing Der Candle oes &orpers. Dieie Ser
1topfung gu beben tueroeu aber oft rei3eno.
Mfeot3inen a%nsetpenoet, weld}e nidt ielten
eine @nt3iinouns Der Daru1bdute beroor'
rufen uno ben &orper idludden. &rah
mug in Die Srsane sebradt uuo oercn
6unftionen resulirt tperoen.
als elm pesetabiliider 6esulator ifeben
Or. Ausuit &0nis's 9amburser Eropfen
uniibertroffen "a, Dieielben reiniseu ben
Mtasen, itdrfen Die Sober unb fteaen oas
9eltorte 8eroauunaS= 8erm6gen tpisber per.
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Qeberlet0em.

Die 2eber 1T zines Der midtieiten Srs
game oes &0rpers uno ioDte man oaber
allen l1nresr lmdBisfeiten oieies Organs
Iufmerfiamfeit ldenten. 2eiberleioen INN,
fabt entsueoer einen 9eipihen @rab bon
Trdsbeit oes Srsanes, Der es unbefdb'st
bic nOtbise Wense Sale ob3uIonbern ODER
cine 8eritopfuns in ben @alensefdBen,
welde 81. Sale binbert in ben Darm<
fanal gu selansen.. Die 9aut erbdlt eine
selblide 6arbe, es iino Sdmersen in Der
redten Seite nuo redten Sdulter porz
banoen unb Der Nppetit nimmt ab.
Or. Musuft &0nis's hamburger Tro'
pfen itartea ua6 resuliren bic 2eber, remit
gen ben Wfasen uno entfernen aus ben
@ebdrmea Die BARN ~ansebaufteu @ruob
tIten.
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Suopbelu nn6 an0crt
&ranfbciteu 6eS 8lmteS.

Scropbelu (King's EviD FIND cine
8erperbniB BET Sdfte bes &Srpers, tuelde
oenielben nit laitisen uno bOsartiaen 1n=
reiaisfeiten iiberlaoen. Die Contribution
oes &Orpers miro sei9mddt, ielbf uenu
oe auBerem Anseiden total feblen, ,pelde
ourd Nusidldse auf benz Scope ODER ans
oeren Tbeilen oes &0rpers Die Antuelen=
belt bon Scropbeln an;ei9eu.
Die &ranfbeit 1T nm 10 eefdbrlider unb
ernitlider, oa oieielbe in uielen 6alen erb>
lid BON @eidle6t auf @eldledt fortsez
pflan;t miro uuo idredlid iino Die 6olsen,
lpelde Iussebruns, Serihwdruns Bet
Sober uno enolid ben Goo Mad lid sieben.
Sour pesetabiliide WteOi3inen, tuelde
bic Safte oes &0rpers reiniaen, unb Zen
@iftftoff entfernen, liuo liter bon %luirflid)em
Weltbe.
Or. Iusuit &0nis's hamburger SAINT,
liensM eoisinen uno inter oiei en Or. Nus.
&0ni9's 9ambur9er Tropfen ~reini9en bas
Spitem, erneuern Die Sdfte mo entferz
men oas Qeioen, iaoem iie es nit Der Wurs
gel ausreiBcn.
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Wiloes RIima, frudtbarer Bpoen, beItes 2auo fiji,
> Yiebjuht in ben Der. Staatem.
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Bidder. Rarten, ooue NuStunit. ebenio Der ptps
nier" nod allen beuen Der gDelt fret ~perfambt.
Wan lhreibe an d. +. DAVIS,
Xano'G onm,iioner. II. ". u. w.,
<ae2Ss Omaha. Neb
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Msenren verlaaet fur
Wrof. Iuwie alber Maanbarktit

asesbitebfeIt nnc eerem sesenisittae Be,teb
siebe, tpre @eftse. Maobt &c. Nssnten ~usriGuten
tasl'G ppn 15-@a GrtmpIare. Wtan penbe ft NIT w..
aaes %'tu0srsrI .ft!fH. { II p" Sectional Nubiiibtna
80. ptiIi;lltta. u A~JD11,ns
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Wotnfru Gine ponffnctse @efdbidbte opn
<ty'.uIH' Yenniplpanien. pon oer eritet Nl-
Wcrlount i~ieoluna bis auf beute. Won QBnt. Vi.
0SIIu'IyI% Gornel, L. L D.. 9tabeSu 600 arobr
Ottao. seiten. lleber u SGuitrationen. &eine poa=
i%tdnoiae 6ei6idte unieres Staates lit lett einem bal=
ben Sabrbunbert per6ffentlidt iporbeu. Naenter >pers
ben bel Giufiibruna oieies prdhtiaet ggerfes ber5tid
iuiufoinnen aebeiBen iuerben. Sine %ieltene Bele9ers
belt. Wir ue,langen Naenten III jeoem 5niunlbip
S6reibt iofort UNI pole Ginjelnbeiten uno Nusfpab
oes 5erritoriums. NoreIe: Quaker City Pub
fishing Co.. Mp. 2O1 Glib Gifte @tr. y
labelphid, 4YD 151r
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Gtpce Gpecm(atipue1t
Cine ei9eme &eimitdtte mnb
" q L III.

Der 2inie elmer sro8en Gtienbabn init suten
Mdrtten i'm Cffen uno sSeifen.
SeBt lit bic 3eit, iid oieielbe al iidern.
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prablBe N~adabmuns Der memjOlihen Stimms.
Se SrtDeitrlpn ooer NenteuuiaisS raeln nuUsl
jloe! ltllo ese 9aloe Getaoe Uloden i'll prsIetter our.
elet.t %oerlsluen mastla uae elstttil4. Sle ,uerOen
duT ied)s Sabre g~arautirt.
%rslIe lebr nteeri9 iur baar Gelo. Monatlid.
Nhja9lull9el ent9eBen8enommer. SIN liberaler Dis
count 0elpa9rt NeDrern loWoDl. as 4tarreru. &lraen.
SWuiei', Sogen u. |. 10 @eiience Alsentem pers
iunat.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-25
FRAUDS IN THE RUSSI4N ARMY

Frauds IN THE RUSSL4N ARMY
There has long been q suspicion that
the Russian forces were not so large as
they have been reported 10 be, and re-
cent information confirms it. Core
spondents have written with great free
dom on this subject One of them as
serts that the strength of the Russian
army before Plevna is largely on paper
At the beginning of the bombardment
there were three divisions of Roumanians
and seven Russian divisions embraced in
the attacking army. The Roumanians
should have mustered $4,000 and the
Russians 1OO,OOO men, according to the
representations on paper of the strength
of the forces. But on the day before
the opening of the bombardment the
whole army was reviewed before Prince
Charles, and only $4,000 men were re-
turned on parade. The deficiencies are
presumed to have been entirely in the
Russian ranks. Admitting that large
number of the missing SO, 900 NAV have
been cavalry and artillery not called out,
there is still an enormous proportion of
men of straw to be accounted for. The
motive the Russian officers have for mis-
representing the number of men COM
manded by them is not far to seek. The
Colonies receive lump sum for the pay
ment of their men. The distribution of
the money is confded to subordinates.
who thus have a powerful incentive to
make the numbers as large as possible.
No roll call is ever ordered in the Rus
sian army. There is consequently no
check upon the rapacity of the Paymas-
ter. Hence" remarks the London
Times, call calculations based upon
what ought to be the strength of Rus
sian civision have during this war been
found to be faulty, and it now appears
only too probable that, through the
canker of corruption which so widely
pervades the Russian military system,
the force of troops engaged in the cam
paign has never been more than two
Thirds of what, according to the paper
organization, it should have been, and
which the headquarters staff actually
believed it to be-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-25
co UNSET IND CLIENT.

The old dispute as to whether Il lawyer
should defend man he knows to be
guilty is going on i'll Hartford, over the
case of Samuel Jones, criminal lawyer.
The Coaera,at says; "We are all heayi-
ly taxed to sustain the courts, to pay the
Judges and other officers of Justice, to
support the Sheriffs and other executive
officers, and to provide for iails and
prisons. The lawyers are officers of the
court, admitted to practice under its
rules, to the end that justice may be
more completely done. And yet here
is a class of men, under the wing of the
court, liable to the discipline of the bar,
whose chief business is to thwart the
ends of the court of justice, and to de-
feat the attempt of society to protect it.
self from crime
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-25
LIKE SUpERTOR.

There are few persons in this country,
and still less in the Old World, who
have anything like an adequate concep-
ton of the immense extent of this great
inland sea. To the lakes of Europe it
bears about the same relative compari-
son in point of size as the Missouri and
Mississippi bear to European rivers.
The lakes of England and Scotland are
mere puddles compared with this levia-
than. Lake Superior is 500 miles long,
and it's greatest breadth Is 100. It's cir
conference is about LOO miles, or
about half the distance from Boston to
Liverpool. Lake Superior contains one
island nearly us large Us Scotland, and
has several as large as Rhode Island and
Delaware.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-25
GIN my ONE TELL.

Can any one tell why men who cannot
pay small bills can always find money to
buy liquor, and treat when happening
among their friends?
Can any one tell how young men who
dodge their washerwomen, and are al
ways behind with their landlords, can
play billiards night and day, and are al
ways ready at a game of cards?
Can any one tell how men live and sup
port their families who have no income
and do not work, while others who are
industrious and constantly employed are
half starved?
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-25

thority from Congress. The War De
partment seems to have made some fee
BILE resistance to this grab, but at the
meeting of the Cabinet it was determined
not to interfere. The Texas Pacific
Company have also entered upon the res
ervation, which is directly on their line
to the coast. The San Francisco people
are apprehensive that large part OF the
trade of that city may be lost if direct
transcontinentaI line is opened to San
Diego, and the Central Pacific party will
rather build new southern line them
selves than allow their monopoly to be
broken.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-25

A certain hearty and robust citizen of
Minneapolis, who hasn't missed a meal
or taken as much as a seidlitz powder
for ten years, just out of curiosity called
upon an 1tinerant clairvoyant recently,
paid the stipulated tee anC desired to
know what allied him. Poor fellow !
The itinerant clairvoyant adjusted his
globe sight, looked him over for few
moments, and then remarked:
"Your brain don't seem to be in a
healthy state. I see tendency to in
| faHmation there.
CHANGING down your spinal cord, I
see number of white or diseased spots,
which, unless attended to promptly, will
affect you seriously.
=" On the under side of the liver is a
large green spot, or substance, which
looks as though it might result in an
ulcer.
" In the lower portion of the duodenum
is something which looks like wrinkle,
operates as an obstruction and prevents
the food from passing from the stomach
into the intestines as rapidly as it
should
Upon examination of your dia-
phragm find in the lower portion of it
a spot which looks worn and thin, as YOU
will sometimes observe thin spot in a
single by holding it up to the light.
This weakness in the diaphragm is what
causes you to breathe short when you
exert yourself, as in going up stairs rap
idly.
"Your spleen is gorged, and requires
immediate attention.
{" notice also that one of the smaller
intestines is knotted, or Topped up con-
siderably-caused by jumping at some
time, probably. This, too, will cause
you much pain and trouble ere long.
"Upon taking an anterior view of the
kidneys 1 find them much diseased
and"
"Hold on hold on p said the robust
citizen; 81 had no idea of my terrible
condition. Don't wink an eye until I sc
out and get my life insured for the ben
eft of my mother-in law"
Then he madly rushed down stairs and
ordered his brain to be put ON ice, the
spots to be knocked off of his spinal
cord; the green spot to be shaved off OF
his liver; the wrinkles to be ironed out
of his duodenum; Il patch to be put OF
! the thin spOt in his diaDhrapm the
gorge in his spleen to be pumped out
and the knot in his smaller intestines tc
be unraveled.
Since that was done the man has beer
comparatively well again.-St Pau
Pioneer.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-25
CURRENT ITEMS.

IT is stated at Salt Lake City that
since the death of Brigham Young real
estate has risen 10 per cent. in value.
THE Yankton Herald says that the
price of squaw has advanced to 81 and
blanket, and hard winter is pre-
dicted.
ONE-FIFTH the area of Switzerland
in pasture. and three-fifths in magnif-
cent scenery which yields crop only
out of tourists pockets.
BY some patent process cargoes of
fresh meat are now being carried from
South America to France without the
use of ice, salt or saltpeter.
THOSE bitten by dogs are advised not
to apply lunar caustic, but potash caus-
tic, which latter follows up and elimin-
ates the poison in the veins.
In Virginia and North Carolina the
acreage planted in tobacco is so per
cent. larger than last year, and the yield
promises to be better in the same ratio.
The beach at Galveston is the largest
and broadcast in the world, extending
twenty-five miles, fronting the unbroken
tide of the Gulf of Mexico on the south
and east.
BIRMINGHAM, England, has decided to
buy up all the liquor saloons within its
boundaries at cost of about S., 900, 900,
close up some of them, and run the rest
under acknowledgement regulations.
A FARMER woman in Canada last fall
! plowed seventeen acres of land. This
season she moved with a scythe for six
days, raked ten acres of hay and broke a
3-year-old colt to harness. She hauled
all the lime and sand for new house,
loaded and unloaded all the hay and
grain grown on the farm this year, and
did her Homework and MIXED seven COWS
besides.
Mr.. RoEBUoK, the veteran English
parliamentarian, said at the Sheffield
cutters feast lately that his experience
of life had led him to believe that ma
tions could not be properly governed by
enthusiastic statesmen. Enthusiasm
was good servant but a terrible master
He thought that the thrusting out of the
Turk from Europe would be terrible
mistake.
A SAN FRANCISCO maiden upon whose
head bloom the daisies, under whose
chin smile the buttercups, and around
whose eyes are the crowtracks of IS
passionate summers, has sued a giddy
boy who only escaped his mother
apron strings 70 feeting years ago, for
| $15, 900 for breach of promise. Thus
does the tedious monotony of law sap
the fire of youth.
CHURCH etiquette is considered by the
Christian Magnet, of Pittsburg, Tex
which strenuously objects to carrying
dogs to the sanctuary, to "the brother
who spurted ten gallons or less of to-
bacco juice on the floor. making noise
like a young cataract, to the fellow who
was SO lost to all sense of the proprieties
of the place and time as to stick his cow
hide shoes on the back of the pew, and
to the bad little 'sboy who put the wasp
down the back of a nodding member,
awaking too suddenly that dormant in
dividual."
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-25

Mtttiades PeterIsin IaH IS Guilty o
EaresdroppiRg.
"Of all mean things that know remarked Farme
Gray,
As the family fingered 1T breakfast one day
The meanest is listening. trust none of you."
Here he glarced round the board) "such a bas
thing would do !"
"No, indeedI" cried our hero, his mouth fun o
waffle,
81 am sure should hope motifs perfectly acful
You won't hear of Mitiades Peterkir Paul
Being caught at eavesdropping. No, SIR No
at all
Yet that very forenoon Otis with grief recall
The story Miltiades Peterkin Paul,
As he came down the front stairway, CHANGED
to espy
His brothers conversing in secret close by.
Aha - muttered he, as he turned and drew back
Now, what in tie world can our John Henry
Jack
And Benjamin Franklin be talking about?
declare, believe must try and find out"
SO little AIiltiades Peterkin Paul
He crept back up the stairs and around through
the hall,
Then down the back stairway-taking precious
good care
That no should see-to the best pantry, where
with no little risk to his neither appareD
He cautiously mounted large hour-barrel,
L which, through a pane in the door, he could
tell
well.
81 Now I'm free to confess began John Henry
Jack
('1hough 1 don't like to talk behind anyones
back,
Yet while speaking of listening, really must say
That brother AIltiades has Il strange way
OF htPpcaiHg Ground very often, TO hear
What is not intended for His Highness's earl
Z" All tits true sighed MiItiades Peterkin Paul,
Listeners never hear good of themselves, after
ALL"
As for that" spoke up Benjamin Franklin, Z" 1
In candor confess your remarks are quite just
And, indeed, should not be surprised, for a
truth,
youth
III just open this pantry -door-nlaybe he's IN it,"
Ohio ~ quoth Miltiades Peterkin Pau
81 think III retreat, you make CALI
But poor little Nriltiades Peterkin Paul.
Being somewhat in haste, and frightened
withal,
AS he stopped to climb down, somehow, tipped UP
the cover,
And, all at once, feeling himself turn quite over
lie uttered a shrek, and in moment more most
Insoriousiy sank in the barrel head foremost
Where he soon would have smothered, without any
doubt,
Had not Benjamin Franklin straightway pulled hin
out.
g How is this 9? cried the latter, as, covered with
white,
lie held young Miltiades up to the light.
g Seems to you're perpetuay fated to fare i'll
You look like snow-tlrift shut up in barrel.
Pray how came you here =? if 1 ventured guess
should say you'd been earesdroppjng- come, sir
confess J"
Well, the way of the listener is doury-thats all
car say gasped sIiltades Peterkin Paul.
October Hidc-A rake.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-25

THE Evening Post of San Francisco
publishes list of the Chinese 1a1lndries
in that city. They number more than
200, in all parts of the town, and are de-
clared to be source of great danger,
and to depreciate largely the value of
surrounding property. They are mostly
small wooden structures, very combusti-
bic. Formerly the laundrymen could
not effect an insurance, unless at high
rates, but now they cannot find compa-
MES to insure them on any terms.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-25

directly behind him were empty, for the
old preacher was not a favorite, SO there
was no one to nudge the deacon, even
| when he snored
Somewhere about "fourthly," there
appeared on the window-sill at the end
of the deacon's pew huge, handsome
gray cat. Pussy looked around with an
expression of intelligence that was
praiseworthy in deacon's cat. Every
body knew him, and the congregation
smiled.
But pussy was not content with his
perch. In slow and cautious manner.
after sidelong glance at the speaker,
he crept down into the pew, smelled OF
the hymn book, and was lost to further
vision until he reappeared, creeping
softly up the deacon's arm, and finally
seated himself, with an air of feline tri-
umph, squarely on his shoulder, purr-
ing contentedly.
And still he did not wake.
The minister brought out his :" fifth
ly," and pussy looked at him with quiet
blinks. There he sat in sight of all the
laughing boys, and there the deacon
slept, his head thrown back and his
mouth open.
say the minister proceeded with the
'fifthly." Then he happened to look in
the direction of the deacon's pew. He
stopped He seemed struggling with
some inward emotion. and having said,
in a strained voice, g Finally, my breth-
rem, looked at the cat and abruptly sat
down. OF course he was hidden by the
pulpit, and no one saw him shake as he
tried to recover his gravity, for, unfortu-
nately, he had too-keen perception of
the ludicrous. 1t was quite all he could
do to compose his countenance sufficient
ly to rise and say:
Brethren, the meeting is dismissed, -
and then sans benediction, sans singing,
the whole body rose and went out, leav-
ing the sexton to wake the deacon and
drive away the cat.
Marvellous to say, it was some time be-
fore the deacon understood the purpo
of the broad grins that for weeks after
ward met him on trivial or serious occa-
sions, and when he did learn of it his
Indignation was all vented upon Teddy,
who, he declared, would never have
made him a laughing stock if he had
drownded him as he oughter'' when he
was {. kitten.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-25
Qua. Dot.

Dot goes to Sunday-school and sits in
the infant class, and the way she tells
her lesson is sometimes very amusing.
She came home from Sunday-school one
day and told her mother the following
strange story:
"There was oman who didn't have
anything to eat, and she wanted node1
oman to boil her little boy, and she'd
come there blistin and help cat him up,
and then she might come over to he1
house the next day, and they'd eat hel
little boy for dinner. And then she
wouldn't; and she went away and hid
her boy where nobody couldn't find him
at all; and I 'spect she got awful mad,
and she went and told somebody"
THE King" said mamma
Yes, / beve that was his name Mr..
King, and he got awful mad, too. /
'spect he was her uncle, or her father.
or something, and he tore his clothes all
off, and said he must kill somebody
Elisha suggested mamma again.
Yes, Elisha, and he was so sorry and
he didn't want to be killed, and he told
'em if they'd wait till tomorrow the
Lord would give 'em everything they
wanted, and so they let him live; and
one man, he's awfully bad, and he didn't
bcve single word; and when the poo,
old sick man found that the naughty
what was they, mammal
"Syrians, answered mamma.
| " Yes, that's it; Terians was all gone
and ruined away, out come all the folks
and didn't wait at all to have the gates
opened, but just pushed open the gate
and rrln'd over the man that was sc
naughty and he died as the man said.
And they run'd on and they found the
Terians all gone"
'What for ?" asked her mamma
| "Oh, cos they heard great noise
and thought somebody was coming after
them pell NELL I 'spect it was awful
but I don't know, wasn't there"
but, my dear, does not the Bible
say 500"
"Oh, yes; and my teacher says so
and she never tells wrong stories. But
I'm tired now, and don't want to tall
any more. Sci.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-25
Wonder Upon Wonder.

Girc,a 0sray-A strange. mysterious and most
extraordinary Book, entitled 1.-THE BOOK OF
WONDERS" Containing, with numerous clri-
ols pictorial Illustrations, the mysteries of the
Heavens ard Earth, Natural and Supernatural,
Oddities, Whimsical, Strange Curiosities, Witches
and Witchcraft, Dreams, Superstitions, Alb
surdities, Fabulous, Enchantment &c. In or
der that all may st this curious book, the pub
fishers have resolved to give it away to ell that
desire to see it. Address by postal card, T.
GLEASON Il Co., 739 Washington street, Bos-
tom Mass
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-25
SaIutary Stimulation,

provided it be pure and properly indicated, is
the most reliable agent for impartiug the neces-
sary impetus to the semi-dormant organs. ac-
celebrating the languid circulation and ayerting
the n1aladles to which functional Inactivity
gives rise. Ply sicians who have employed
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters in their practice
pronounce it the most salutary tonic stimulant
they have ever used, and especially commend
1t as remedy for torpidity of the bowels, liver,
vital energy. The medicinal value of the Bit
tiers is due to the fact that with their basis of
pure old rye are combined, in perfect chemical
ing elements known to medical botany. The
Bitters never deteriorate i'll the most unfavora-
bln rlip
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-25
The Latest Fashion for Ladies'.

Our attention has recently been called to the
Rdritd,l Matelasse Clcakfnqs. Something en-
hrely new in the way of heavy, thick, warm.
WOODEN goods, specially adapted for ladies' wear
during the cold weather now approaching.
These goods are the handsomest and most
stylish ever seen, and, so far as price is con-
cerned, are a miracle Of cheapness They are in
tended for cloaks, sacques, dolmans circulars
and jackets, for both ladies and children. and
are to be found at all the leading dry-goods
the Rd,itan CJoahings, and take no others.