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National Republican., 1877-08-01

Gold Spensa Al i and sli ,ns ss,es Ssse .iscs sssn
tsss and tsSa tsS for prime bsnkcrs sterling. In
se and P,%.
Swer for 81 ~ a. and nd, new ayss and G,hsryise @ nm
been western Union TessrsPh. which has % sdvsnSed
e o. the advance having 6sen assisted by the revival
nor confined. Prices in general maIks, opened
ea saa @ ssSsfs Or 's.ss he % % of H. @ 5
ss Rs'ns .se r % e ssgs N s seG%d as
Gsepsd ne r. and
says S
Parac ssgn MN s5sph Mspen nS S Ssp's
Hudson canal |. each; delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Z. and Lake shore and $, Paul prefsrred \
Commerce.
BALTIMORE, July 81. - Cotton quiet and easier.
Flour aaii, heavy and unen.nsea. wse., southern
red, Sood to p.ims, yliiesist dc: amber, slssg q.
No sWesierh winter red, July siss bid us asked
do. August sLos; do. septem6er tl.as. Corn
sep,emb.r si,se.; Oats .tesdy; and apchsSssd Rye
Sus and ind bssr
ss1s and ia wSs and sss
100 ss5s .ss % sSsss. ss.s
| els. shipments l.J0o bushels.
SfT ,.,. SGss Wy S 9s O%sr S
,1 csS SSr but ss Ss
! heavy; market for spot futures lower No. 2 red
Western, t.as No. Milwaukee. spot, tLss No. re-,
| wintar. slts do. September, si.sS. Rye dnll No
Western, Dd7ic. Barley quiet Corn quiet: steamer
cash, 6lloOac.: Auyust sssc No. . August, eOc bid
september, DAc. Oats unsettled; No New York
MIXED do. SSpS7c. Pork dull: cash, tits0 August
san, asked. lard quiet spot, saG August, s9lO bid
teH2t cut meats quiet and FIRM 81 for city pickst
shouiderE ne for do. hams. Whisky dull a silS
spot Cotton lower; middiing uplands, isc; future
| steady.
National Republican., 1877-08-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES. |
ssMoNEY WANTED.
Owing to the great demand for money. we offer to
sell within sixty days a large collection OF
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
MoNDANDoTHERsO RsOLIDGoLDJEwELRY.
GUNS, REvoLvERs, &c, &C.,
At ExTRAoRDINNrY GREAT BARGAINS.
Every article ''''' "sS'5G'fG I ooi.isrErs & COS
- Commission Brokers
ss- POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY,
OffICE. IS Han SrnEEr,
.,u.,,, asonsFTows, r s.; la,y ~ ls.i
n he annual %Se S OF ~ e & f S se be fe ssd
the Office OF the company on Monday, the 9th OF
rolls open at |. o'clock m; and slcss ?, O'Clock pm
RLLIARDs,:.sEAToY HALL -.
- cornsr al,m Sn.n snG str, :,rce,s s,, northwest
mhlor h'fyESS ysGxSi1S ttSs' 'e;S 70, fsioprle,or
ON 90 ON kSERlnlEi9s' kEB s&EE {srss No
II" o., NARKkITER.s, Nh Nv
Free Art Gallery and store. No. sB n street north.
tioicc OIL Painting, EnSnvinrs. chromos, &c
s e sSc sPSs sms % Prre Sosas and Tnsss
RlnTs Nails, &c, n The Dls,risl 0'''' ""' '''
esITERMs CASH.
ss-oRlENTAL CREAM.
uusion 10 the Drug r,ude and rrtri,s Of me SouD.
d T. having % CONG e ny snom,s ,n,, ts, esss s mta a.
Magical Beantiisris IS being sent out At a reduced
price this s to caution dealers and consumers The
Sriy % years vsndsrs % Sr ise @ bogus article III win be
'e" guard 'o' MhnTiTa % GsS i. r. q soERkTb, I II e'
For s ses rs.sSss0' s. . sT Spd f'f EsS
wsshing9s MI p g. and ~ Is,rI,ers segeIally p,,,
5i sSpslaaoas SS & ssSa sSs rSpsTs
table Rouse. Lily White. &c. lyielm
-. ART LrcssoNs-Ie-rons In drawing and oil
psin,Ins given by z. sea,on Donoho, at studio. No
pils> Drawing, ~ painting. S per month. JyI-in
~ FRUIT JUICES ONLY ARE USED WITH
the SODA wntcr drawn from the steel founts at the
81 SODA AND MINERAL WATERS ALWAYS
pure and cold. st Conshlins Temple Drug store,
drawn from steel founts. jel
osc,In. ss TRY THE THE ICE IGEeoLD ROOT BEER At
cents per gias< jen
ss-FLuID LIGHTNING EXCEIs ANY REM.
ely ever known for the impesiiate cure OF Neuralga
Headache. &c. Sold nj Coughlins Temple Drug
ss-HuMPHREYs SPECIFICS. PONDS Ex.
! storr. and Ninth streets sepsif
ArJUsTHs PATENT tsTEEL) SOLE AND
HEEL PRGrEcToRs make your shoes last twice a.
long. and prevent you frcm slipping For sale every
where, and by the inventor. 6l5 street northwest.
| A CARD.
TO al who suffering ffom the errors and indis
crrtions OF youth weakness early decay los
Of msnhood Nc. will send q recipe that will
you. FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy was
discovered by n missionary In south America Send
selfsddresssd eayeiope to Rev. JOSEPH r. INMAN
Station u. Bible House. New York city. felseln
National Republican., 1877-08-01
. GREEN sES6H M2TSTAIN .ySE

RENONATOR.
Eminent physicians and druggists pronounce this
the best blood purifier extant II will positively Grad
cAie all disease ffon the system by thoroughly ciesis
Ing aud eqtaIIlrg the circulation OF the blood II Is
purely vegetable oompound, and needs but Trial To
c,inynce the skeptcal OF Its powerful medicinal
virtues Depot. - Randolph street basemenL For
sale by all druggists
Wholesale Western Agents
H. A. IIuRLBtTT A TO,
Jyi6sm 70 and u Randolph street, Chicago.
National Republican., 1877-08-01
WATERING PLACE NOTES.
NEWPORT.

NEWPORT.
Mr.. Charles d. Warner tho writer Is In
town
Hon. John Jay Is the guest Of Mr.. Royal
Phelps, Of Now York.
Mr.. Borges, the Brazilian Minister, Is at the
Ocean house with his family.
Lacrosse will be played by two Indian teams
from Cnnadn the latter part Of August.
The Atlantic Yacht Club arrived Saturday
night and disbandcd the following day.
The steeple-chascs will be Success About
81 500 has been subscribed so far by the summer
residents.
Mr.. W. d. Howell editor Of The ARantie
Monihiy and Prof Roycson of Cornell University,
have been admitted to membership In the Town
and Country Club.
1t Is rumorcd that W. R. Travers, of New
Mr. 4. S. Hatch, Of New York. She is now being
fitted up for Mr.. Trayers use, and will be ready for
sea In about week.
| Among the recent arrivals at the Aquid-
aiisi, who at the weekly meeting Of the Town aud
Country Club on Thursday, read q paper on
| Street Scenes In Naples"
Last Sunday, the Goth ultimo Rev. DR.. New
land Maynard, rector of 81, Pauls church Brook.
at Zion church. Prof ". n. Rice, Of Wesleyan
University, occupied the pulpit of the United Con.
gregationnl church. and Rev. Mr. Backus Of
Brooklyn, officated ut Emanuel tEpiscopaD church.
| LONG BRANCH.
Edward Davis, of Philadelphia, arrived
here from Narragansett Pier OH Saturday and reg
isered at Hinlands Hotel. While at the pier his
daughters diamonds were stolen from a bathing
house. reward OF $50 has been offered for their
recovery.
The departures from here yesterday morning
were almost numerous as the arrivals on Satur
day evening, and Ocean avenue Is very quiet
ON the lawns, however the young folks are enjoy.
ing the beautiful weather, and as the day grows
older the handsome equipages, which always
come out in fair weather, are entering upon the
drives
| CAFE MAY,
CAPE MAY, N. J., July 30.-The following
washingtnnians arrived at Congress Hall to-day
VIM. W. Burlew. Mrs. y. p. Lee. Blair Ice, Mrs. NJ
J. Blair, Albert c. Janin and wife and Miss Golden
National Republican., 1877-08-01

CONDEMNED.-BALSAM COPAlBA Il CON.
~ demned and discarded being not only worth
less but frequently Injurious II Is Disgusting Ia TASTE
and smell and Will disorder the soundest stomach,
and still the quAcks the drug. SAmaritan's DIN Is
purely vegetable, pleasant To take, and will always
cure IN hom two 10 four days II k the only known
medicine thai he dependsd on, thereby avoiding
exposure and trOuhe. Male packages, y female. "
sold at Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue and
by druggists. -
les-ly W b. ENTwISLE
National Republican., 1877-08-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..

Finance.
WASHINGTON, July n. 1sT1
In New York to-day money easy at
n,d2 Exchange dull al Isl. Gold quiet at l05S.
tions:
ISIS coupons......le issss
is5s, ,new....-........-ig,,, New hye- iiea
State bonds quiet.
The following are the closing rstes mr. tate securt
National Republican., 1877-08-01
NEW ADYERTIsEMENTs.

CHEAP FUEL
The sns.gss. ard Ss s l.r SoSsIns Ra5osss In
pnIpGsss Now that there Is prospect of eonlpasd ned
TSs S o 1hs s n tss xoSs W Ss a % ps e
Sp SE Eaf al sSs eessS S. s % ~. 70 sSgP @ s
Liamr Il c coMP2NS No Us Us Tsnth stfest northWesi
sui sold a, the recent low rates q r. % for load OF
bushels, delivered anywhere within The city. ly2tif
O. t. THOMPSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Jys7lm Corner OF Tenth street and LoulsanA ave.
FOR THE LADIES.
SEWING MACHINES.
New Imniovsd pcyis %
''% %sSs;
singer,
hO%s Whssist shuttle, < Wilson
Remington.
An Kinds or asREssE9r Fss'Msi 3 r. Z SS,' %Sn'A'
m3-am q Ninth street northwest
HLLEr' DAVIS co:
THE MEDAL OF HONOR AND CERTIFICATE
OF DISTINCTION are awarded the HALLEr,
DAVIS a oo.s:eRAND, UPRIGHT AND
SQUARE PIANOS
u. SUMNER, Agent
aI NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
PIANOS EXCHANGED
AND SOLD ON INsTALLMESTs
I AT
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
National Republican., 1877-08-01

The case Of Adams against the Tibups Associa
ton will be heard before Justice Humphreys to
day.
National Republican., 1877-08-01
Bread or Blood

From the Cincinnati Commerciai
Pulling cigars out Of their mouths TO cry FOR
BREAD" the Plttsburg rioters burned forty thou
sand bushels Of wheat That Is the way 10 distribute
not wealth, but poverty.
The nypocricy Of the Northern Democrats.
From the Memphis Avalanche;
This subsidy declaration Is leyeled at the
Texas Pacific railroad And the Northern Demo.
the South on the road to material prosperity
They are willing TO eNpcnd barrels OF gtsh, bu'
will vote no money for needed Internal Improve
ments. The obsequlous organs dwell cloquenty
on the debt of gratitude we owe the Northern
Democracy.
southern Democrats Repudiate Tammsny.
From the Memphis Appeaii
If Mr.. Randall is to be killed-and we are
confident that he will not belt VIII mke othci
than Tammany ammunition to do IT,
No More blue Jean Governors Wanted.
From the indianapolis journal:
Governor Williams seems to be doing his
best to bring the State Into disrepute. Not content
with exciting foreign eensnTe hy Gy ny aaShst hisc
Of ridcule at Washington by the snesking and
baek-handed manner of his application for Govern
ment troops. Probably one result Of this crisis
proprety Of having man Of character and nerve
for Governor.
The Strike Has injured the Cause OF Repub-
licanisrn.
From the Kansas City Journal Of Commerce;
The news Of the strike has reached Europe
and has been the cause Of graver comment upon
our form OF government than any event IN I his
tory, with the single exception Of secession In IN.
opinion Of foreign journals II Is serious blow al
free institutions, and very strong comparisons arc
drawn between republican and monarchica insti'
tutiops.
Tho Enemies Of the workinsnon.
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7
Each mans liberty is limited by the liberty
Of every other man, The right Of every man 10
labor II destroyed the moment one man Is permit
ted to interfere with the right Of another to work
Communism and imDcrialism-the dcspotism OF
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-29

WASHINGTON, January 29.-In Tennes-
see and the Ohio valley falling barometer,
warmer southwest to southeast winds, in
creasiug cloudiness, and probably sue
cee1ed by rain areas.
In the upper Mississippi and lawer
Missouri valleys, falling barometer,
southerly or easterIy winds, rising tenn.
p%erature and ,cloudiDess, succeeded in the
latter and possibly ia the former by rain
areas, or iu the northern portions snow,
except in Minnesota and Dakota lower
temperature thaa on Sunday.
In the lake region rising and station
airy barometer, southerly to westerly
winds, stationary or rising temperature
and partly cloudy weather, succeeded by
falling barometer and southerly to east.
erly winds.
The Cumberland ard lower Ohio rivers
will continue slowly rising
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-29
LEoAL.
Attachment Notice.

Before j. M, Coleman. Justice of the Peace
for Shelby County, Tenn Non-rss dent
Attachment Creditors acts of 1870 and 1871,
approved January IS. 1871 Frank & Rein
ach W. Charles Grady.
IN TgIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING BY AT
i fdavitthat the defendant and plaintiffs are
all non. residents Of tho state of Tennessee,
and are residents Of the State of Arkansas;
that the defendant is indebted to plaintiffs in
the sum Of ninety dollars, due by account.
and the claim is just, and that the property
of the defendant has been f%raudulently re-
moved to this State to evade the process a
the law in the state o. Arkansas, their domi-
cile; it Is therefore ordered that publication
be made in tn memphis Public Ledger, a
newspaper published in tho city Of Memphis
for four successive weeks, commanding the
said Charles Grady to appear be ore me or
some other Justice Of the Peace. at my office,
No. 29i Front street, in the city of Memfh his.
on the 2lst day oil February, 1877, at 10 o'clock
am, and make defense to said attachment
spit against him, or it will be proceeded with
eE pnrte.
This the 9th day of January, 1877.
l2-l3l-l37. l3 j. NJ. COLEMAN, J. p.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-29

reached tde door che heard the report oil
a second pistol. and Gibson passed out,
aud Immediately alter Drury left the
room.
Mrs. Dnnavant says that having heard
Of Gibson's threats, aad knowing the
character Of Gibson for violence, she was
alarmed from the moment he entered the
room, and kept her eye npon him all the
time.
The other two ladies', knowing nothing
Of any unkind relations between the
parties, were giving their attention to the
music until they were startled by the
shot, and then they we're so much excited
as not to have marked very particularly
what occurred.
Other parties say that when Gibson
entered the sitiing-room Immediately
after the shooting, he had his pistol in
his hand aud when he saAk down on the
floor his pistol dropped on the floor by
his side. These are the facts preceding
aud attending the killing, and they Ger.
tainly do not justify the epithets Of as
s~sssin, murder, etc.
l. is true, as stated in some Of the re-
ports that Drury has served a term of
two years in the penitentisry-was here
to attend the trial Of his father, who Is
charged with passing counterfeit money,
but It'll not true, rs stated, that Albert
Gibson was a witness in the case.
While | deprecate all newspaper DIS
cussion of the facts OF any criminal
charge, in advance Of a fair and impair
lal trial, l regard it as an act of simple
justice to make the above statement in
view Of the violent criticisms | have read
day by day since the unfortunate occur
renee, though | have no interest ir the
matter, nor am | in any manner con
nected with the parties. JUsTIcE.
The LEDGER commissioners who visited
the scene Of the killing Immediately alter
the homicide or murder, and who inter.
viewed several of the parties, obtained
quite a different account of the killing
from that published above, and so pub
lisAed it on Saturday last. What the
real facts Of the case were will no doubt
come out in the hearing or trial, should
such ever be had Before the coroner's
inquest some contradictory testimony
was introduced and heard. In the
LEDGER recount it was not stated that
Gibson was a witness against Tom Drury,
the father Of the murderer, Bob Drury;
nor vas ii the intention of the LEDGER
commissioner to give the affair an air OF
violent criticism" The LEDGER com
missioner, 10 the discharge of bis profess
sionsl duty, intended, even if he did not
succeed, to do no injustice either to the
dead man or the. living homicide
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-29

Most men make fools of them.
selves when they marry" remarked
a Virginia City justice one morn.
ing. Now, | called the turn when
| got spliced. Do you know, boys,
| don't never buy a bit of wood.
hardly? The old woman is always
nosing around and snatching q
board here and there, an she's SC
down on the Cinnamon that she
does all her own washing. All
women amt like her, though. Most
of 'em want to put in ten hours q
day in u rocking chair, Ny old
hen amt had a new dress for three
years."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-29

The New York city debt IS now ore
huudred and twenty millions, an in
crease Of three millions in the last year.
The cold has reached tbir.y degrees in
southern Russia. Ii is almost impossi-
Bile to move troops in such temperature.
Societies have been formed ia many Of
the New England States to provide hot
meals and soft bed0 Tor iilnersnt traups
There are at present about $50 wells
in Canada capable Of producing oil, but,
owing to the dullness Of the market only
about 200 Of these are in operation.
Portsmouth was the Gully city, and
New Hampshire was the only State du-
ring the war Of our revolution that the
eGeny did not possess a foot Of laud in
The Birmingham adyices Of the Lon
don Times speaks Of the increasing
severity of the competition waged by the
American and German edga tool
makers"
The Alexandra Gazette Gays that the
influences Of the whippingpost as a pun.
ishment for petty crimes has been SO
beneficial 10 Virginia that It's use has
spread to nearly every county il the
State.
The Southern Cross, Of Rasnos Ayrss,
reports that the feast Of St. Martin,
egucle Of Eria's patron, ST. Patrick, aud
patron Of Bpenos Ayres," was selebra-
ted by ihouqaIds OF The Irish residents
Of that part Of the world, athletic sport',
horse,races, and general merrimehs fol.
lowing the religious observances.
Lucy Hooper write, from Paris to the
World that it is whispered that Nine
Patti is about to sue for o divorce from
her husband, the Marquis de Caux, on
account Of the geAtlemah's gambling
~propensities, which have long been noto-
rious. Mira. Hooper does not see how she
can well obtain a divorce, being a Cath
Ollie and having been p,arr.ed under
French law, but a separation may DO at.
talnable.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-29
I'll GIBSON HOMICIDE.

To the Editor of the Lslgeri
The reports Of the Appeal, Avalanche
and LEDGER Of the unfortunate homicide
which occurred on Poplar street on last
Friday night do decided injustice to Rob.
ert Drury in several respects.
Knowing all the parties, I visited the
scene OF the homicide soon after it DC.
CURED, and talked TO those who witnessed
the shooting, as we'll az those who had
noticed the movements and actions Of
both Drury and Gibson for an hour or
two before the difficulty; bu! i~ndepsnd
ent Of what / learned from these wit
uesses, | kppg the fact that Gibson has
served a term in the B~sn;tsptary Of this
State for killin- a man, and Is at this
time under indictment in Hesry county
for shooting arOths, mau, and that bis
general ciaracie, 10 the ocmmunity
where be resided is that Of a violent
aud dangerous man learn from cit
zsns who live ia !he sane aelahborhood
and now in this city that Gibson had fee
qdeutly, within the last few weeks,
threatened to kill Robert Drury on sight,
which fact had been communicated to
Drury.
The brother and sister Of Robert
Drury, and Mrs Dunavapk, who Is &
relative Of both Drury aud Gibson, were,
aud had been for several days, boarding
at Mrs. Hurts, IS Poplar street, aud that
on Friday evening Robert Drury called
there to see his sister, brother and rela.
tive, Mrs D~uuavant. Albert Gibson,
rot being in the city at that time, but
coming 10 the city later that evening.
went to Mrs Hurts to board, and learn.
ing hat Robert Drury was there. be went
to the room Of Mr. Fletcher, who was a
neighbor of Drury, aud inquired for
Drury. When he was ilformedI that Drury
was n his sisters room he said. II will
see him after supper Immediately
after supper Mrs. Dunavant, Miss Hurt
Miss Chappell and Robert Drury went
to the parlor, and Miss Hurt was perform.
ing on the violin.
Soon after, and while Miss Hurt war
still performing, Albert Gibson entered
the parlor. AS he entered, Mrs. Duna
want rose, saying, Good evening, Mr..
Gibson; come in and have a chair" aud
Drury said, Good evening" but Gibson
made no reply, but sat down and imme.
diately commenced taking a pistol from
his pocket, and as he got it out, he sud
denly rose to bis feet, turning towards
Drury with the pistol in hand. At this
moment Mrs. Dunsvant says the heard
a pistol FIRE, and Gibson turned and
STATED towards the door, and as he
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-29
Sstnrday, FebruatY 3, 1S77,

q y o'clock M. at the southwest corner of
Main and Madison streets, about FIVE
acres OF land in the city of Memphis,
kneWn as the Oayie Place or Bfinkley Coll
lege lot, on, the south si6e of Georgia street,
west Of and adjoining Judge Nright's resi-
dence place. II has been subdiyided into
small lots, each fronting on n hi, b, wide
street; Plans will DO furnished by us ON APP
plioation.
Also two lots lying in the city Of Mem
phis., described as follows: One lot desig-
mated upon the plan Of ohm Overton's
lSl-acre tract, lying between Memphis
and Fort Pickering, surveyed by Ruoker
q Parsons, civil engineers, April, 1857, rs
lot 1881, in block 9. fronting Is feet on
Webster street and running bask Na7 feet to-
an alley. The other lot designated on samei
plan as No. 37S, in block 10, fronting p feet,
on Webster street and running back no 7 feet
to. an alley.
We are authorized to sell any Of this prop
srty at private sale.
We sell as Trustees only, but hold under
warranty deed from h. g.. Erinkley, Esq.
No equity of redemption.
Terms -One-thirn cash; balance in one and
two years, secured by O lien on the property.
A deposit of 10 per cent will be required at
sale. W. @. FOLKBS. lr-
HENRY H. DIX, ArusVees'
IRRELEVANT & Co., AuctiOnoers,
MEMPHIS, January 10, 1877, l15-124
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-29
sE~Lr.PRorECr1ON.

There is no doubt hat the city is
infested by a greater number Of
worthless, suspicious and reckless
characters this winter than usual.
The great body Of them have been
driven from Northern cities by the
severity of the Winter and hard
times. Some could not get work;
others would not if they could.
Whatever the cause they are here.
Some are thieves by profession !
others have become so from neces-
sity. The professionals have an
eye to business. They knew when
to expect Mardi-Gras before they
came, and are now spotting houses
and people with a view to opera
lions when the crowds begin to
come in to attend the festivities OF
the great occasion two weeks hence.
At such times it is i'm
possible to keep servants at home.
They will see the professions, day
and night, or perish inthe attempt,
aud as this promises to be an IN.
usually brilliant display everybody
so to speak, will want to be out
and the thieves will have the better
chance. While those on the streets
should not expose jewelry and otheI
loose yaluables to view, the RESIDENT
of the city will do well to know tina.
somebody is at home to guard of
prowlers who will take advantage
of the excitement to break int
houses in search Of yaluables. L
would be a good rule at night tC
keep the rooms not occupied
lighted. This puts the burglar al
a disadvantage. Every head of q
family should see to it that hi
premises are well fastened and
guarded. The police will have
enough to do to preserve order OF
the main streets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-29

Since torpidity of the liver is the chief cause
Of its disorder, it is evident that what the bill
ious require is an Alternative stimulant which
will arouse it to activity, an effect that Is fol-
lowed By the disappearance Of the various
symptoms indicative Of its arrangement.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters invariably
achieve the primary result mentioned, be-
sides removing the constipation, hatulence,
heartburn, y%ellowness Of the skih and whites
the right shoulder, nausea, vertigo and sick
headache, to which bilious invalids are pecu-
liarly subject. As q remedy for chronic inci-
g%estion, mental dependency and nervous
ness the Bitters are equally eficacious, and as
a renovant OF lost vigor, a means Of arresting
premature decay, and a source Of relief from
the inhrmities to which the gentler sex is Pc
euliarly subject. they may DO thoroughly re.
lied upon.