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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

ALBANY Feb 22CATTIE-Iteccps $50 carloads 80 more
cropped about i3c per pound on ali
grades week. and Oday quotations were
as follows Common 10 Fan, 3'sdi'+c; Medium 4Hd4Hc
SifFr- Receipts 81 carloads II more last week :
Common to far 34a4ac Far to GOod 9'2alAe'' IA
LA,iBs--suppy and demand HIGHT Common Fair, 5i2a
Gao: Fair % GOOD. GlsGGie c; Exiras Gasc.
Mich CONB-Ncceipis very light demand good; fdN 10
Good. Si5G $50; Extra, SCjaS7O
(AYKS-Only two loads received prices reported
week thus far 1890 head against 997 head
ast consigned through Az No sales reported 70
daY fresh arrivals consigned through 81 OF through
stock yards held for shipment tomorrow.
LAMBs-heCepis today. l,2UO head total for
s week 800 head against 10 last eek
consigned through lG cars Market hI active demand vi
erugs Good Western sheep al 81 l2H03J %
FYtTa at 80 90 offerings generally Of good quality all offer
foes Receipts today 100 bead total for the week thus
Tar n 2O head 2s3i5 head last week. consigned
trouph 1871 cars Market Uull and declining for IOraCfs
fair demand for heavy grades sales OF Good 70 Choice at
2Odgi rs Common 10 FAIR at 50 DOdsf 1UIhtrs ioOd
Choice Sia$4 10 offerings manly Far 10 Medlum
local dealers prDcipa! buyers ooooo. .,.e.,.
CHICAGO, Feb. Z0-EOGs-Receipts ZUpuOi tiJln'enn
$500 Mixed Packing 81 7GdS3 So Light 81 3dS5 70 ;
Choice Heavy. 9OdS4 90. Catte receipts Z,'oo; hhp
ments, 2.6U0 shipping steers ~ SOdS4 90 sheep receipts
400 shipments 800; market Glow sales 80 ood@o ~
81. LOUIS. Feb. 22.-CATILH-S.Ow and Mtk onlpPmg
Steers - 70dS5: Butchers. So 25Gs3 ~ " COWS anu
Hclers s3as3 90 sockeIs in good demahu anu n.y. a
81 5OoS3 80 Cornfed Texans IS 80 50 receipts S1V
Light, So j0ds3 TO- Packing So 7O0i3 SO Butchers 10
Fancy s3 S5d&A receipts, 3.4OO.
SIkEP-1n fair demand. ana steadv Common 10 th0ce,
81 16GSl 31i2 Heavy shipping 81 GOdS4 10 receipts 4Vo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23

The local money market has been fully supplied
with capital for loans at rates ranging from to
per cent on ordinary Stock Exchange cOllaterals.
ally per cent. Prime commercial paper passes at
from 40 to Gig per cent, according to date.
The London market during the week has been ac-
and close to-day at 1896. United States bonds,
after sharp advance, receded to the lowest prices
OF the week. To-day the quotations have come for
only the 10-4Os and the new rs, which show de-
cline of Is from yesterday. The quotations for all
other bonds i'll the suboined table are those OF
Thursday. The Bank Of England to-day lost tZo,-
900 ION balance" The Bank made no change IN the
minimum rate Of discount, and it remains at 2
per cent and money on three months bills is now
about 1os0l&4 IN the outside market. me quota
ton of bar silver is up TO 5i156 pence the ounce
English standard. The following are the highest
and lowest prices of securities for the week, and
fhc closing sales to-day and a week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23

OF Liverpool Cotton Brokers Association
dull the close OF last week. with moderate
business gulay Of prices but Monday the
demand active aud the sales have since continued con
lean has been especially since Monday
For Island the demand small without changes
prices. opened du. but improved saturday
and Monday extent Of sd There has been Queter
market since, but the.advance has been maintained w
ding Tplan1s cid; Middine Orleans GSi sales Of the
day bales Including 700 bales for speculation and
Receipts 9400 bales Including 800 bales american
ispd better Upands Low Middng clause
February delivery Sid: also Gs3qd Upuds, Low Muung
clause February and March delivery 6s2d also Sid Up
lands, Low Mdding clause March aud April delivery sd
Upands, Mdding clause April and May delivery 6l
6ssd Uplands Low Mtdng clause May and une De
and July delivery 6sied also 6a2f; Upands Low Mddng
clause August delivery. 6l4d; Uplands Low Md
clause september delivery 6asd Uplands
Mdding clause shipped February and March, sa
Uplands Low Middlng clause, shipped March aud April
sail 63,sd Orleans Low Midng clause shipped January
February. sail 64d Uplands, Good ordinary shipped
The sales of the day Included The mar
ke for Yarns and Fabrics at Manchester firm sales OF e
week. $4,000 bales; took 1000 bales specu
latOrs took 1000 bales; total stock 626,OOO baies
bales American. $4,000 haes actual export 6OO0 paS
amount Of Cotton ahOat, 297O0O bales American Z1OOo
5000 bales American sales OF the week. 47OOO bales
lINERPOOI. Feb. ~ D. m-Breadstu1~ weaker "ns
IL Tod 2d. GENITAL Tor California Whe i1
1924 for California club o l0d led for Red weston
per Or New Mixed Western and 2Sd2s 81 for Qa
Flour per bb for Western Canal TIE receipts ol
Wheat the past three days were 5000 qrs ncluhg
iOSpoS Feb 22-7 p. m.-Reined Petroleum l0dlOs ID
per gallon Tallow, 80 81. a 3g6d per cwt m. :,
LONDON. Feb 22-EyeDng-Linseed OIL 325 lOid 10
pAsTwERp Feb 22-Peroleum. OH francs for fine pale
Amencan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23

Fob 22Ths Times in its financial article. saws
"lht OTaD husl4, in the foreign stock market
to-day Thursday the selling of United States bonds by
public 1t Wuc that the selling has been Of large
amount selling actual holders, and upon
market where there Jew 3uyers except upon American
There danger tn rtOfe lest alarm may be gen
by the fail thus caused and bonds g pressed on dea
faster than they to nave them Holders almost al
20 sell prices ana very
ltC pressure woulu sharp fall There no cause LOT
alarm and any rush 10 SELLS much 10 he deprecated
LONDON. Feb 22-1 y. m.COnsOs 93'ls Tor holh money
ana account. TenoTtIcs COUPON lOJAl Ncw
fycs. 1of - Enc RAILWAY shares ~ do preeItei %
Illinois Pennsylvania Central S!i; New Jtf-tf
Ccntral. ia Reading Railroad 10 The amount OF hui
hon Withdrawn he Bank # England Oh balance today
e2dOUO Paris avces I'VE cent rentes al 100
francs 81 ccutimes toI the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MAUKTTS

LIVERPOOL Feb PA leading grain circular SAYS "1he
aspect affairs In the East nung the last few days being
pacific trade very dull the value Of
the British markets. held since the commencement
week. dropped but the coast held
Yesterday with hrmncss upon improved demand.
In the neigbOrng markets since Tuesday
has be mostly retail without quOiabe alteration in prices
Al market to-day Wheat met with limited demand and
uc4s fully ID lower than Tuesday. Flour
barely previous rates Corn Ia moderate
request decline OF 80 quarter weekly cir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23

In State bonds there was nothing very important
doing, though fair trading reported IN LOUIS
lana consos and District OF Columbia 3-G5s.
City bank stocks have been less active than they
were last week, but chiefly because OF smaller de-
mand.
Nothing occurred In railroad mortgages during
the week requiring extended comment, "A moderate
ly large and we'll distributed trade beng reported,
with prices for the most part strong.
The speculation in gold has been affected by the
.ame causes as those influencing the Government
pond market. The price has ranged from 1929,
Nst Saturday to 1915 on Tuesday. and 102 yes
erday.
The foreign exchanges were only moderately ac-
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rrnopEAN FIvAXcIAL MARKErs.

In Paris the . per cent French Rentes are quoted
to-day at 1925, against l09.0J last Friday The
extreme range of the week was 1880 and llO.lJ.
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To,al shares sold for the week

Government bonds have been more than usually
sctiye during the week. and prices have Huctuated
in accordance with the varying phases OF the silver
legislation and the different opinions as to the final
result. The final action OF the House, last night,
viii cause to-morrow's operations TO be watched
with interest The following arc the highest aud
lowest prices for the week, and the closing sales
nd n fn-iiaX
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Gapinqs Banks.

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, corner Sth-
~ and l4th stInteres commencing from the LIST OF
each month Assets siGb3,s52 OF; surplus Sod4sz9 o.
c. w. BRISCKERHOFF, Secretary RICHARD H. BULL,
President
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HAVANA. MARKET.
pOMFSTICMARKETS.

HAVANA Feb 22-Sugars tending upward and active. Ex
change dull spanish gold, PIP p 223
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BFRAIn 29Ihe holiday has been generally observer
on tn Dc K and 0ari OF Irae closed There We
no Change outside sales "a follows;
cars Corn track l3di9c car Choice White neat
OF ~ 80 Other articles uouinaily inch angel
CINCINNATI Feb 22-Flnur steady and unchanged; wheat
IN light demand, holders firm Red, II l5G@i - Corn
Ouef steady lnc oats du al 2fd3lc. Rye lrirgi-
larat 5-d62c. Harley quiet spring 4od45c PORK qnlr'
$40 - asked Lard quiet, but urn Sleai
81 25 Kettle 81 5OdSs Bulk meats dull aud unchang' IL
Clear Sdes sc 30 Green Meats quiet but nn; Sh1uHeI :
uomualv 3ac: SIDES - OJ Hams, scarce and FIRM ~
is NhlsAey steuy with fdif delHhu
ri ~ "a quiet end UNCHANGED sugar steady; Haias
lOalO9lc; a. White "4ag'4c; Newt rleans. ~ sc.
Hogs 0urt Common. ~ 35d$3 20; Light - 15d - 80
TnIFpo Feb 22-wheat strong and hieher. va. White
Michigan, ~ Extra do. held II 30 81 20 bid; Am
lar Michigan slot 2Gls: seller March ~ - > seller
March, II - Rejected Dayton ana
Michigan. ~ corn steady iiCl Mixed, 'ir 40
spot 44c; held 47i4c. SIC hid No hite
de; Rejected. a llc: seller nav, 4l4c; Damaged 'c
moth - 81 Prime. 81 20 Hoes. - 40 Receipts tl"i
100 bills Wheat. 5000 bu-iI Corn 5000 BUSH oai l.
bush SHIPMENT -Four. 900 hhls. Wheat 3iuu bush;
Corn, 5000 bush. oats, sojbush
wool MARKET
PHI ,DFI PM. Penn. Feb. % dull and easier
Oio. Ptursyk anin and West Virginia, M ard above,
35c NcY6rk. Michigan Indiana. and Western, Fine 81
4cc Medium, i2U lJc.. Coarsr J5'iic C"mbus ~, q,
45qjac: do Uuwnsrd. 331iIc: tuata con hing - p" :;
fine ashri. zTG1Jc; C0ar>c and Medium. uunashrl
2~4.:jr tub washed i1s fic colorado, tinc and igIhi
lSa-gc: 4r C'll>S i"r arr 81 ~ va i' T I
ZINE and Medium lH0-3 80. Coarse, lei California
Fine and Medium. - % tac.; 90, Coarse. 2lG2~e
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Dnslness Chances.

TANTED-Capitalist to make a loan or
w take scti interest IN prohtah, lumber business
ccessiblc to this market Oecurity ample. T. ii. SUMNER,
O6 Broadway, room ..
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fine Arts

IMPORTANT ART EXHIBITION and SALE
4 SOW OPLN AT IHE
"KDRrZ GAl.LEkl,' NJ. C Last 2.ii -.
FINE OIL auI WATLR-COlDR lAf$flN6N. .
collected hv Mr EDWARD DROWN. embracing maur it'st
ricures tore ~ American studios ~ hisica's chu
atttr
To d. sold on MONDAY and II F~DAN tha 2th art -oth
inst al +, a., 9c. d. N L. sO2fllts Lilo Aaailuur,t.
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1lusicd! 3n5IruncTts

DUNAHAI'r, late 6. Y. BAIL & Co.,
n. No !. ENsT l4fI ~
Chckerncs Sfc.wag's AID oitf I.aLo9 ana offi' ~"
Tor clsl On .rsja.mcnts AID for rent --
1 IGHTE ~ ERNST, old house Of Llghte 81
I Hradbury, Ola theiI ,picn,bd fiANOtOaIEs ~ lo'
urce- and monthly iaymrngs, AZ ~ East i''f~
Also smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
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5luaiicldI.
GAS STOCK.

Gas STOCK.
NJ NcwYork ard Rrootvn Gas st rs and also all kinds
orc. II. a. rl S,'i1 Ils:N.y Y
NEW YORK STOCK ENCIlANGE.-Our
p1-t MA m ,rtrs ard executes ~ ur'r- csrcly hU+" T.
sto Ks and md. carried long - eIuict on ~ -
CLEWs "a CO.. faukcrS 90 NcN-st, %'w lork.
S,T. JOSEPH aud PACIFIC and KANSAS
- ana NEBRASKA r. T. hrst uoTcas" bonds '~t Joseph
AID Denver Cty q. T. TcnIsaniacG h1uAAi ID" 't' H
TN USlos TAclIc RtuHoAp ColTA,r ND Gr1Ni BONDS
Trustees mice 40. 20 Equitable lir'lcmr $500 I
Br.IuN. F,5. p. i-1- !
CEALED PROPOSALS vii be received until
- noon MOS DAY March l-s. for tie sal = III
BOZ Ds o, the TIiON rAcIGc RAILROAD COMPANY
the and, signed trustee n ac "'r " - ~ lnh lfr
SHAREHOLDERS NOTICE.
OFFICE oF C.nno'Ir ~ gig 'rsHE>N'\
The ,nptrorr Currency hereby gives MOTTO" % Tho
shafr hulI,.s - Toe UNION SQUAiE NAll'NAI "a" n
~ New.l,k taai meeting Of -ucr -h"hoidct "I j.. ~ d
~ IN SEVENTH DAY OF MARCH nc1. at 10 a ~.
purp,s" eli" rcctne ~ AGENT {" whom NJ asset ~ ir
Ar,u. ENTITIES Covrtsr.
No. 20 ERoApwA1. NEw- YoEE teb. IS. ISIS
rT7IIE TRANSFER BOOKS of tins Company
morning o. MARCH,. T.. BABCO' X. Treasurer.
THE ANNUAL MEETING % the stockhold-
arrF MIDAS PrrEoiFIM AND IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY oF PfTT~HU RICH AND ~" loHN
vii be .i At TIE oinc, o ihr c'niShy' NJ" loo 'N"o
wEpyEsDAY. MAEcH -. ls77S .,.,..., -
serve or tic cnsipnryca. WILLIAM T. RoEH secretary.
Pittsburgh leo ~. ISL
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Conn.rp Dodr0.

HILLSIDE Observation-Disclosures can now
hoard. plenty Of shade. Address HILLSIDE HOUSE.
Montclar y. j.
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IAREnNLNENs' NOTl.E.
OFFICE oF 1HF CANADA ~oi tuHGN KuLw ~ LINZ
~ WILLIAM Pc. Ntw-i OK. Zen - l0t0.

uTFllr ~ VtNAUA ~OI N" HN HULW n I'M
- VILLAIN Pa. Sew York Zen. -, iNt7.
TyNUF success of The scheme Tor funding ~"
srcufuies o C0npIuy having been assured 10y TIE
fOuttlH uf tic Uutidtus louih
holder. who have yrt concerted mon ni- INTO" hrn''"
certificates cotcr.encd the Mon Trust company, ~"
notified Hat u Co mae su'h ruhNrislph "nl
further order 10 secure ue dHtrff 10 ihu' tr
ucv putriio.d ine mon 81 March. Information
shed and exchange effected ~ the orcc q" ts company
J. TIIIINGHAST. Presdcnr
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
me annual meeting ~ the stockholders a. the Union
pacific Railroad Company fuT the choice 81 directors for ic
transaction ~ Other business Whh
NAV legally before the meeting, VIII br held ~ tho once
of The COMPANY - Equitable Building, BIson 81 We'd
prsdav Marc, T. 1879, at 10 oclocg III Transfer books
Will be closed after SATURDAY.. February ~
SIDNEY DILIDN. President.
HENRY MCFARLAND, secretary.
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tive during the week. and a dull business was the
result At the close rates exhibited more frnness
~. 4. o4,N;nn

Prime bankers sterling bills % dsys DAY
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SOLDIERS REUNION.
Annual Meeting Of the .'BOys I'm BIue''
al Earmersburg-

Annual Meeting Of the s'BOys I'm BIue''
at Earmersburg-
The fourteenth annual reunion of the SOL
diers of the Wabash valley, held at Farmers
burg, was a success in every particular. The
crowd came from all directions, on foot, by
rail. IN wagons and on horseback. 1t was
truly a gathering of yeomanry, and the
day was one never to be forgot
ten. Some six thousand people
were in attendance from Knox, Sullivan,
Vigo and other counties. The day was in
augurated by music discoursed by the "Sul-
Ivan silver band," who did much towards
enlivening the occasion by their playing
After the music prayer was offered by the
Rev. Mr.. Tansey, of Carlisle, Ind. Mr..
Tansey spoke in a very conciliating tone of
our late erriDg brethren, and prayed
for the prosperity of our whole
nation. After prayer the address
of the occasion was delivered By Captain w.
K. Davis, of the old Twenty-seventh Indiana.
The captain gave the people an Grafton in
every particular suitable 70 the time and oc-
casion. He spoke Of the cause of the war,
and of the patriotism of our people display
ed then and its results. He said such a
war had never been fought in the
worlds history. 1t was the life and
strength Of Americans pitted against each
other In civil strife, father against son,
brother against brother, each battling for
his supposed rights But now peace had set
tied over our glorious country, and we
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JOHN F. JULIAN, Attorney.

CTATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, SIS:
y In the Circuit Court of Marion county,
in the State OF Indiana. No. 2,323, August
term, 1878. Divorce.
Clara Clay VS.. Robert Clay.
Be ii known. that ON the 18th day of July,
1873, the above named plaintiff. by his at
torney, flled IN the office OF the clerk of the
Circuit Court of Marion county, in the State
of Indiana. his complaint against the above
named defendant, and that on the 18th day
of July, 1878, the SAID plaintiff filed in
said clerks Office the affidavit OF a compe-
tent person showing that said defendant,
Robert Clay is not resident of the
state of Indiana, and said plaintiff having by
endorsement on said complaint required said
defendant to appear in said court and answer
the same on the l4th of September, 1878.
Now, therefore. by order of said court, said
defendant, last above named, is hereby noti-
fed of the filing and tendency of said
complaint against him, and that unless he
appears and answers or demurS thereto, at the
calling of said cause, on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, 1873, the same being the eighteen
judicial day of the August term of said court,
to be begun and held at the court house IN the
city of Indianapolis on the fourth Monday
in August, 1878, said COMPLAINT, and the mat
tiers and things therein contained and alleged,
viii be heard and determined in his absence.
AUSTIN H. BROWN,
Jull6-3w. Clerk.
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jesse SMITH. Attorney.

CTATE OF INDIANA. Marion county, IS:
- In the Superior Court of Marion
county, in the state of Indiana, No. p, $50.
Room No. 2 September term, 1878. Divorce.
Mary A. Eacret VS. william +. Eacret.
Be IL known, that on the 25th day of July,
1878. the above named plaintiff. by her at
tOrney, filed i'm the Office Of the clerk Of the
Superior Court of Marion county, in the
state of Indiana. her complaint against the
above named defendant; and that on the
24th day of July, 1878, the said plaintiff
filed in said clera Office the affidavit ola COM
Petent person showing that said defendant.
William f. Eacret, is not resident OF
the state Of Indiana, and said plaintiff having
by Endorsement OF said complaint required
said defendant to appear in said court and an
swer the same on the 18th day of September,
1878.
Now therefore, by order of said court. said
defendant last above named is hereby notl-
fed Of the filing and tendency of said COM
plant against him, and that unless he ap-
pears and answers or demurs thereto, at the
calling of said cause on the 10Th day of
September, the same being the 18th
judicial day of said September term
of said court to be begun and held at the
court house i'm the city of Indianapolis. on the
first Monday i'm September, lS7S. said complaint,
and the matters and things therein contained
and alleged. will be heard and determined in
his absence. AUSTIN II. BROWN.
july2I-Sw Clerk.
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Sick and Afflicted.

A cough cold, if not properly attended
to, may result in an incurable lung disease.
For all diseases OF the throat, breast and
lungs bronchial or asthmatic affections, DIR.
Swayne's compound Syrup of Wild Cherry
is a pleasant and certain cure-the Oldest
and best remedy. 1t promotes expectOra-
ton and removes all diseased matter which
obstructs the lungs; the liberation is healed
and the sufferer is restored to perfect health.
If the bowels are costive or liver disordered,
take first few doses of DR.. Swaynes Tar
and Sarapa Pills, which will evacaute the
bowels, and is of vital importance, relieve
the congested liver and remove all bilious
ness These valuable remedies sold at the
leading drug stores, or can be lad by writing
to DIR. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia. Ask
your druggist for them. Browning e. Sloan,
wholesale agents.
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should all cultivate a spirit of reconciliation
and brotherly love. The speech was one IN
usually free from political illusions in such
gatherings, and will doubtless have its bear
ing. After the Grafton grand rush
was made for baskets of lunch,
and soon dinner spread
upon the green sward, and all were at home
and did full justice to the bounteous repast
spread out before them. Your correspondent
was the invited guest of Captain Elias
Gaskous, of Sullivan county. The captains
wife acted the hostess for the fsmished ones
Seated around the spread linen" were the
Hon. w. +. Davis, the speaker OF the day.
the Hon. John Briggs, of Sullivan,
Ind. the Rev. Tansey, our worthy
chaplain of the day, courteous, clever gen.
tleman; Mr.. Register, candidate for repre-
sentative from Sullivan county, Gas the
gentleman is on the national ticket we will
console with him after the race); the host
and hostess and your correspondent After
the inner man had been done for" the bal
ance of the day was put in I'm different ways
The wish of all was for another reunion.
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surest Tranquilizer of the Nerves.

The surest tranquIIIzer of the nerves is a
medicine which remedies their supersensi-
tiveness by invigorating them. Over tension
OF the nerves always weakens them. what
they need, then, is a tonic, not q sedstiye.
The latter is only useful when there is intense
mental excitement and an immediate neces-
sity exists for producing quietude OF the brain.
Hostetter's stomach Bitters restores tranquil
ity of the nerves by endowing them with the
vigOr requisite to bear, without being Jared
pressions produced through the media OF
sight, hearing and reflection. Nay, it does
more than this-it enables them to sustain a
degree of tension from mental application
which they would be totally unable TO endure
without its assistance. Such at least is the
irresistible conclusion to be drawn from the
testimony Of business and professional men,
Niterateurs, clergymen, and others who have
tested the fortifyfng and reparative Influence
of this celebrated tonic and nervine.
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CliHOrd's Febrifuge.

In the cure of fever and ague this remedy
displays extraordinary powers. Properly
used, no case can resist it. end other diseases
of an intermittent character, including that
most distressing disease, periodical neuralgia,
have been found to yield, with equal GER
tainty, to its influence. 1t eradicates all
malaria from the system, gives tone and
vigOr to the whole body and prevents dis
ease from becoming seated. Try Clifford
Febrifuge; it is sure, safe and speedy in its
action. You will never regret buying the
first bottle, and you will have discovered a
friend you can not affard to lose.
J. G. RICHARDSON, Proprietor,
st. Louis.
For sale by all druggists
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price 81. Pocket Guide sent for two three-cent
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of Charge. This great remedy was discov-
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Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev.
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