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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-15
SATURDAYS STEAMERS TO
EUROPE.
Increased Shipment OF Live
Stock-Dry Goods and I.0como-
lives Also Going Abroad.

NEw YoRK, July lS.-The European
steamers tha. left this port TO day took
ont the usual assortment OF breadstuff4,
provisions and manufactured goods, and
also. In addition, an unusually large
number OF cattle, mainly intended for
the English market. The shipments in.
clude S97 head Of cattle and % horses
for Liverpool, so cattle and 200 sheep
for Bristol and 225 head Of cattle for Hull,
making an aggregate Of 81 horses and 9l7
cattle aud sheep. Another feature Ia the
large quantity Of domestic dry goods go
ing across, the two Liverpool steamers
taking out between them no less than
504 bales. In addition, there were also
heavy shipments OF cheese. -four, canned
goods and dressed meat. 10 this connec.
tion il may be mentioned that the
"0thello," Of the Wilson Line, sailing
for Hull on Tuesday next, will take out
as part Of her cargo,6ye complete locomo-
tives, manufactured by the Baldwin
Locomotive Works, OF Philadelphia, for
three different railroads In Russia. They
weigh about twenty-five tons each, and
their estimated cost in all Is about $780,.
900. They are shipped on through bills
OF ladiug for ST.. Petersburg. The names
and destination Of the s,eamers that sail.
ed to day are. the City Of Berlin and Hell.
vetia. for Liverpool; Ethiopia, Castalia
and AsSyria, for Glasgow; Prior, for Hull;
Devon, for Bristol, and Mosel, for Bre-
men. The principal items composing
most Of the cargoes were as follows:
City Of Berlin, Inman Line: 10000 box
es cheese. $4,000 bush wheat, 600 boxes
bacon, 1900 bbls -four, 100 hhds tobac.
&C, 80 tons leather, 5000 pkgs butter, $50
bales dOmestics, $50 ties pork, so tons
fresh meat.
Helyetis, National Line: $4,000 bush
grain, 1880 boxes bacon, $4,000 boxes
cheese, lls ties provisions, 100 bbls syrup,
1874 hhds tobacco, 200 bags oatmeal, 204
bales douestics, ] 800 cases canned goods,
1000 bbla -four, 254 pkgs sundries, 90
horses, 100 pkgs butter, 80 tons fresh
meat, 45 head cattle.
Prior, Wilson Line: 10000 bush corn
1000 boxes cheese, 800 boxes bacon, / 900
bbls and 400 bags -four, 8 lard oil, rs
bales cotton, $50 bags clover seed, 500
bbs sugar, I,l76 cases canned meats, 100
bbls syrup, 225 head cattle.
Devon, Great Western Line: 16, 900 bush
grain, $50 boxes bacon, 800 pkgs butter,
II 900 boxes cheese, 2,4OO cases canned
goods, $50 hhds tobacco, $50 tons oil cake,
80 tons tallow, $50 tcs and 200 bbls beet,
50 head cattle and 200 sheep.
Mosel, North German Lloyd Line:
5000 bush corn, 800 tcs lard, l25 bbls
beef, 1876 hhds tobacco, s5S cases do, $50
hides, IS bags coffee, 40 bales leather, 8
tons betting, so bbls and 20 crates starch,
500 pkgs butter.
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TRUsTEE's SALE,

By IIrtue Of two deed, Of ,,,,.
ChIiesuAn Wagner and chhStis, ~ - ll1ih
70 me undsrtigned trustee. d1tId ~" ,hTS
q pecsmbef, 10 the Jeai ls7S ~ :. ail5stA 3
Ihe puzzle land records Of Orr 80 eilsl,i
g!hlA, 10 DEED Of Trust BoOk M II VA n
oIner deed Of ruit made bT chIs';l "a Y
We undefnsntd tustee, dlthd NJ stpgG
NAY, 10 The year 1874, Epd r,.I,I ~ ~ I
PunLie and rtcords q MD oousty i. n ~ y
nook Numbered ssTsa. iolloG "a I; - ~ Itat
FRIDAY, the ?la day d JvD. n,
BeEinnlnG At 10 o'eIoel A. NO SlI.
IIoni door o. The Court HOGs0 Il oSS.SI Z .,
,SlnA, 10 ne city d WhWlltF m ,,h.N
A Si,G me following dectilNi efso-,,, ~
Sy,o, 70 much thtfeOi 4. nay u ~. Y
ihe oeot secured BY Md dtci, Il -. ~
nPehses attending The execution y ~ 10
ae1 ~ Nc aeedi, but .ubIeSt d m y Saass
lnenuoned oeloE Of the hoFth kiHsI i! Fsl1
o. we thonand dollIn With lh,SI,,, II - a
Anen 20, ~, I'LL paid, b. Vim y 49, -
Iut IRON Chriatiln RlFpef ~ ~. ~ {
Dnseh, nusiee, dAttd Much "a ia Saip
% among The PHblls IInd rtcoTti n ~ ~ Anit
10 Ueed BOOK Numbered 81, M, ~ $500, ~
VII eel a uoieah The idISTip,I...
Ffty, o. 20 much herpoi - nav 3 -. ~
Aforesaid: The eastern part q ~ ,S.,s Z
Iot numbered seTtnty.nIne, htp,i,S = ~ w Z
side o. Main street., @Ctntfe Wkesijs, y. " ~
if9nung Thirty -thiee let % ~ M q. ~ lE
-" and running NetElrily q ~ 1870
iour ieet hx iAeheS, o. % p.Ist ~, .,.a n
six inehe, IRON Main Itrtst, "a TSpt q N. =
ern line OIL that par q tAs noTth NM i. -
Tered Srtnty-nint, hatlhihsf r,ssteo,t ~ -,
part lot being the nne pIes d s,pspi 49,. ~
conveyed 70 the tlit Chfs,ti,s W.. " ~, y
A. Berry and vile and MSIld1 IItt. ltta
dated tebrully 18th, lsEI, ma nSo,f, y! ~
the public land records d ONE sosS,S ~. ~
ginis, In Deed ROof No s. Iolo M " wa VI
Also, 70 much Of The bortA Mi 4 IA Sol.
stNenIy'nine ~ lies between Min m, - n
piece OF ground aboTe dsacTibsd. M ~. =
sane property grInisd ind e1e,,IsI u n u
ChriestiAn WSgnef BY Juhn UDOpItiI ~ ~
deed dAied March ~, 1855, tn4 ne,d.| ~
aid land records Ia bed koof N. q JoS,S.S
The mt mentioned part d The nurhkI
No 70 Hlll Be trst Sold At aid tine nd ~
Ihe utlo 10 The property hereby ldTIyt,,,IsL
sold Is believed 10 be good, rbtst . ma n
part ihertot ~ lboye, but slliss y trVI,.,llS
only convey such title - d Va.td 1 n1i,IL
two deeds Of trust Aforesaid.
TkENs OF sALE-Obs-thIrd, md . puA,.
- the purchaser may elect 70 py nj i, ~
the balance 10 two equal inShllneb n n y
Twelve months respectively, viii lnisus t1sA
day Of ale, the purchaser 10 hTt h psE,S,
prumiseory note ior each lnStLlln1t n y, 4,
70 the property sold 70 be,,rttIlntd u Hc,Jft 3
the payment thereof until paid 10 lull
, SIMON BAEI 1rIA
CALpwELLd CALDWELL, Attorngn
J. Z. HERvET, Aueiionesf. utl
The above sale l. Poatpsbet unur YOSvlf
July 5, 1875, Al 10 o'elock Az.
The above ale q Postponed Until IEUEllI.
August sth, al 10 O'Clock A. T., q nj ClErBs,
SIMON EAR Ina
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL, AllrrttL
J. c. HRRvkY, Auctioneef. IA
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HEALTH NEvERs-Never. eat 10 q
hurry, because it causes indigestion.
Never speak in hurry, because it is
ominous OF instability.
Never think Of going to bed, because it
makes wakeiullness. l
Never eat between meals, because it
produces irritation. Mo.
Never dine in excitement, because the
blood is called TO the brain which ought
10 20 10 aid digestion. t.,t
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OK pinch railroad freight car will
hold IS bales Of wool Of $50 pounds each
or about 1900 pounds, being the producs
at 5 lbs each Of ., 500 sheep or thereabout
Allowing 2! sheep to the acre, thil
represents about 1000 acres OF good lane
and il worth now about $4,000 CASH
which, all, is equivalent TO about s pei
cent per annum on $50 land. The poin
OF the calculation is not 80 much L
demonstrate the prof. Of wool raising
economically managed, as to show in how
small space the product in wool Of /
large farm. for a year, can be slowed
IYelIIbug Herald. rr.
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wnsospuRon. W. Va, July 4. j
ITO THE PUBLIC.

The underdgned In, purchased the Drug stor'
on the corner Of Main and Twsnty.teeond stiests
lately occupied BY Hugh !. Roberts.
He Is graduate Of the Philadelphia College d
Phar macy, and has the additional qualification
secured BY practical e1penesee In his buSine,s II
some Of the best Drug stores In the city.
By strict attention TO the wants Of his patron
he hope. 10 deserve and receiver iberal patronage
Particular and personal sttention viii be givet
10 eompounding Prescriptions The pureSt medi
eines only being u;e5.
A full line Of Toilet and Fancy Articles KEEP
constantly In stock. Ifs' .ia -
Moderate prices charged In ali cases. -n
Your patronage Is respectfully solicited.
Tvs d, CHARLES MoRsKgMOELLER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-15

Taz PArkersburg Sentinel is speaking
very unexpectedly Of Col. Ben. these
days, for ! Democratic paper. When he
gets the nomination on the 18th Of next
month, and the editor Of the Sentinel com.
mepces throwing up his hat for him, We
shall remind him that he said In his
issue Of the 18th OF July that "the Col.
Ia L tolerably good merchant aud would
buy voter with as good 4 grace as be
would dodge going on the record on
questions on which his constituents are
divided
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course-Why notr

WE will get into the mysteries Of the
Rreenblck question aEterwhile. For in.
stance Mr.. ". A. Thompson, Of Jefer.
son county, W. Va, addressed the people
Of Parker.burg one nigh last week, and in
the course Of his speech proposed this;
,hs Government should issue greenbacks
which .hould be loaned to the States at
one per cent; the States should loan the
money to the counties at two per cent
and the counties should, in turn, loan the
money to the people at three per cent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-15
FAILURES.

For the First Hall Of 1s7S-An I'm.
preeedenfed Number-WestFa
shows ~, ohio 300, PennsyI
yanIa 429. *
NV YoRK, July 1S.-Msssrs. Dunn
Barlow & Co.'s, (Msreantils Agency.
Circular furnishes the following as TIL
number oifailures in the United State
and Cauada. for the past six months, Al
compared with the same period Of las
year, together with the amount Of liabil
tiles.
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FOR skLF
ExEoUToRs' SALE OF Of
Valuable Short Greek H.,

~ virtue q he auiho1,, -,
W aeesa,sd. The unisnISnsd a ~ 9 o. $.
=. Il, "WEDNESDAY, sspIsaS,' S y ~. ~ q
A. tha iron. door Of tSs CoS,, !, n III,
SSInty' IN The e,y Of WbtellSS nous 4 o.
SsHsa,, ~, entr q puHlS !, ssisasg h
uroTo' Lara, Ing ibaut A" ~ ~ " -.
Guy, and one mile elIt i,e,' i 1lia otIh = -
iSfd. This hfu CONTAIN, ~, ~ hstiI ]. d.
49, t9slvop ,dedid 4 large AID so-.,,ShS ~ Z
hoase. 10 God eond IIIen M ,SS.ssIi1otolI -.
nih stable, dairy hoaSp M ,.I.HIfi Nd -
DulldingI lbefo u Ilso on IN eteaalit y
iinds. The farm Il We vSiS No. nut I NJ,
and onderlAid With coal. II "a hsIsS
sna peculiarly well adapted LII 20 odd
TkRus OF SALE Out.thI,d,In
g 70 cub IN baud, and iht T,,i5S. anll< u.
annual Paymenu With ln,SrSSi ~ = IIl's "a
me PunhAltt 70 give his pOie, IN sild 4
sopI security for the dsIerEd n,Y ~ ialPalst :,
sold. F'NrNi 0eea q lGE q b. -.
Po.se,.ien given on day Otm,
for further Information SppI,
Attorney, No, Il Twelfth Ttr y ~ v 4. Can,
SHARLEs CRlEpmn
Iy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-15

WA. NoRrncorr and John s. Carllle
j., are law partners for practice in Gil
mer and adjoining counties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-15

Eoos were down to cents per dozen
10 Parkersburg last week, and -four (Says
the Sentinel Is approaching" s. per bar
rel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-15

TIE people Of shiunston, Harrison
county, listened to one Of John J. Davis
political homiliss on the 4th. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-15
FoE SALE
OLD UNION STREET EXCHANGE

One ,hree-s:Ory RrIsE BaIldIusl htuia II Ssh
North aide Of old UbIOp, Dow EtTrsa is'a
known rs the OLD EXCHANGE, oeEF'H ~
Saloon and Restaurant for man! yam t's1a
hx large rooms and coed cellar, 81 I'D mn
modem improvements This 10 sSa SohSh
place, we'll located, and rlluItIs PrOPtrI'
For terms and particular Apply nQSai ~
dltts, Al RsymLnn's Bustry, Or
ca. SClAEfERLWt
Real EatAts Agents, Open H0us or'1' = w.
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GALE OF VALUABLE
Business Real Estate,

The undersigned, John T. Enan4ns, ADJ
ittiAtor with the will lnneied Il Nth,dIkss
deceased, hereby giTss nOtis that Be Vile
"WEDNESDAY, tie SlH day q Jlly, Lnn
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ", Nil II yIAku.
ton At the front dor Of The COal, HOiR d W.
county, In the city Of Wheeling. Ohk pChtT \,
Va, the following described rial sIit Ia niiaI,
to-wit: All that piete Of land iruafIig % d, AZ
side % Min street, between ioth md IT'D IuNa
and being next south Of the property 4 C 10
gerter, formerly belonging 10 John sdS'R krs
twenty-five feet front % Main ItINi al fsrtll
back Of even tuenty.tEp teet In vilA a N
In the rear thereof between Mlln All yrfhsL,
being Game property the Legal tits u ItiA M
Conveyed 10 the undersigned BY Narii Isla q.
.merly executor and trustee Of MD ttl,td "
property 10 same occupied q PtRht ~ Van
Bloch Bros. rs 4 cigar factory, aid hEtll iHaS
for buSiness purposes
Title believed good. hut being onlI FeNti
representative the undtrdgntd Ell VEtiii \
same specially.
TERIs oP SILE-0ne-thiH d u pgEiN
money cash In hand, and The Iedlss Ia tIu ~
inslAllmentS payable 10 oDe ADD iIo Jan lie y
day Of sale, viii interest The dtsTud PiISaa
10 b secuted 10 the sltlllAetIOu Of the unitflfA
JJHs J. BDAUSDsOsl
Administered u LGhSL
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL, AttCtneIL "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-15

TEEiE i. = movement on foot among
the boarding house. Of New York to re.
duce the wages Of servants.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

[WlsTED-
An experienced Nurse Girl, not under 10
years Of age, who can come well recon-
meudsd. None other need apply. Inquire
at this Office tot name Of advertiser.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

N
CLxHka OYricR BOARD OF SohNisloSkis'
sa WHEELING, w. Va, June ~, ls's'
Sealed Proposals are invited for taking down and
rebuilding The north abutment Of the Bridge over
Short Creek, al its mouth! on the line between
Ohio snd BIooke counties The Masonry will con-
tain between two and three hundred cubic yards
Of hrIt-eass ranged rock work, laid front and back
IN iail cement mortar. The iatsiior ii Tie wall 70
be thoroughly grou,ed In sane. The Masonry will
rcst ether UPON rrillaee oi timber or upon piles,
a the undersigped NAV hereafter determine.
The form Of propoai. must l. rs follows:
n, ontI, ,.rd ~ a,..v,,,o, ,hovo Iow1
80 Suo's yhtII T., mr. .i,ss '"''o ~" c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-15
GENERAL NOTICES.

pRoPosAIs. s6M q n5,a!
.stis CLEaK's oygfcE, !
! BoARD OF COMMISSIONERS, COUNTY or ONO,
WHKELnsO, W.Yl., July Il, 1873,
Bids will b received at thIi otice until Friday,
JulyIp, ISIS, At SP.n, for The ecnStructiou Il
40 led Of NIL 70 guard the approaches Of the
Pepinialkraud FultDh Brideel, The nail 10 b oil
the same style ~ that At the east end Of Fulton
Bridge hll. Pots to be Of Locust, nine feet long
four ieet In the ground. The work 70 b done IN.
der supervision and direction Of the Special Road
Committee. The right Is reserved to reject any
or all bids
"a, 30 t-s ,J. jos spRIDEL,
jyiS' f '-f " Chairman Committee.
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E1.JupoE JIM FERGUSON, Of Charles
ton, announces that he expects to vote
With the Greenback party In 1880. OF
course-why notH
rJadgs Jim FGTusOu'I dreadful Iin1rt mIn.
But ednii,,eney .ttll vas part Of bis plan,
HIs ben tue % one party, and that VA himself.
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A pllINIsTRAIoR,s NOTICE.

All persons having claims tgain,t the estate Of
John Il. StAllmln, late Of the city Of Wheeling,
deceased. are requested To present. them, properly
authenticated, 10 me for settlement
.,' '" IF. JONES,
jyll Z q Lta.a Administrator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-15
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sTTIsdelphIa Accommodation That's truin only
runs between Wheeling ard TIlldIlphil.
Daily except sunday Newark Accommodation.
ISt0ubenyille AoosmnO,lAr!o1.-Ths train dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
hutins Ferry and BeIlaire stopping VhEn requl-
r'l at Sheimln House, Rtrayille, West Wheeling
and Gravel MIL
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-16
THE NEXT CENSUS.
Mobile Register.

The census of 1880, for the taking of
which Congress is now preparing bill,
will show great changes in the shifting of
pepRlatisH-aad- -PsweF.-Fhe- Eastern
States will still further Tecede, and the
great Southwest will increase in represen-
tation aud power. The most important
growth will be seen in Texas, that State
whose wealth will be poured into New
Orleans, and which, with the Texas Pacific
road completed, will make New Orleans
the greatest commercial city of this conti-
nent. The area of Texas is four or five
times as large as that of Pennsylvania. Its
present population is estimsted at fully
1000 600. Is annually receives CSC, 600 to
30e, 600 immigrants from various parts of
the United States and foreign countries.
1t produces 700, ,000 bales of cotton per
year, worth $500 600 600. It also exports
cattle, valued at $1O OOO, zoo wool, $I,-
SOC, 900 hides. 81 800 600; beef, in bar
rels aud cans, go, 600 600 and other pro-
ductions valued at SO ,O00, GOO. Tive years
ago over 4 600, 600 bnshels of wheat were
shipped from Texas, and when railroad
is established between
Northern Texas and New Orleans this
product will be largely Increased. In 1880,
when the new census is taken and there is
a new appnrrionment of Representatives,
Texas will be the foremost in. the list of
growing commonwealth to claim an
Increased representation. Her gain will
be acquired at the expense of the slow
growing States of the East, which are
gradually falling off 10 political import
ance, and which ia time must occupy a
secondary position in the decision of
national questions.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-16

men animals ~ could be bought on six months
credit, supplied With suoh tools and imple-
ments as were bid of ct some neighboriug
auction sale and paid for with time notes
this difference 10 simply one Of prosperity, hap
piness and content In the fret inssanoe, as
compared with failure, misery and discomfort
attendant upon the second method Of attempt
ing the cultivation Of the coil.
1t 10 q sad waste of valuable time and per-
sistent labor for any farmer to toll on year after
year. weighted so heavily with the elements Of
disaster. with burden beyond the power of
man to bear. Every cnltivstor knows that his
garden plot il the most productive area on his
farm, and simply because it 10 the best fertil-
lzed and the best titled; while the nearer every
field can be made to approach the garden spot
In point of yield. the greater will be the profit
OF the occupation. It il far more economical
and profitable to raise Atty bushels of shelled
corn on an acre of land, than to scratch over
two acres In the accomplish ment Of the Same
result The thrifty French, SwIss and German
farmers whose ownership Of land scarcely
averages fve acres esoh, gain comfortable sup
port and lay up handsome surplus from the
nigh cultivation Of these small holdings. Let
our American farmers determine to own less
land and to command some ready working
capital, in the place of useless areas. where
with to enhance the pleasure and profit of the
cultivation of the soil.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-16
PRO OF AHATTON OF THE BANNS OF
MARRIAGE

A Protestant journal in the East thas
endorses Catholic custom the wisdom
aud necessity of which was never more
apparent than in our own age and country :
''It is more than probable that at no
distant day, the old law requiring that the
'Banps' De published before marriage, will
be re enacted and put in fall force. Some
such requirements seem TO be necessary,
not simply for tse protection of ministers
Of the Gospel, bat for the safety and welt
being of society. The suggestion comes
from those who were formerly disposed
not only to ridicule the notice of marriage
given in church, but to make the cere
mony itself IA farcical az possible by way
of protest sgainst forms,' which in the
opinion of some, might, but for the name
OF the thing, be omitted altogether. It is
felt, after all, that if the old practice of
proper announcement of the Banns were
again made obligatory, it would do more to
prevent clandestine and fraudulent mar
riages than the whole modern system of
law and license bearing upon the subject
AS 1t is, there is no protection for o mInis-
ter against imposition. In some States o
license from the civil courts is given, but
that is NO guarantee for him, since under
other statutes he can be prosecuted for
written warrant to do. He is thrown, after
all, upon his own judgment, and the fact
that be has been deceived does not prevent
him from being heavily fioed. But this is
not all. If he is true to his Office he is most
anxious not to consummate unions which
may entail misery upon those whose mere
impulses may lead them to false steps.
He feels that he owes to parents in partic
ular, and to society in general, as we'll rs
to the persons immediately concerned, . |
duty which lie paramount to every consider |
alton and yes, fAlse representations and
pleas of necessity are sometimes so strong, |
that men have yielded to them, especially |
Ia view of the fact that refusal would only
drive the parties to some less responsible |
official, or in other ways make matters |
worse."
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-16
Tho Laboratory Of the System.

The stomach lie the laboratory of the system,
in which oertSin mysterious processes going on
These result in the production Of that wonderful vv
fying agent blood which in state Of health rushes
laden with the elements Of vitality to the romotost
parts Of the system. But whom the stomach IL semi
parAlyEed by dyspepsia blood manufacture s carried
on imperfectly the circulAtIca grows thin and slug
gsh, and the system suffers in consequence. More.
over. indigestion reacts upon the liver and bowels,
rendering fret slugRish and the latter ooDspAted
The brain also suffers by sympAthy and sick
sfeepIessneRs and nervous symptoms engeDdeTed.
Stomach Btters reforms this state Of things
gives permanent tone and regularity to the stomach
and its associate oTGAns the bowels and liver, and
complete nourishm0nt and increased vEor Of
system. 1t 10 the popular well the most
efficient anti dyspeptio and tonic in America.