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The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17
Domestic markas..

NEW YORK. May Recommendation market
H. 7 ng1er ana nrn; sales 1919 bales; Middng up
aaus iic Ior ward delivery more active, advanced
go Puiuts on early aud q points on late months.
Flour.recepts 1925 bbls; dull and heavy. in in
stances shade lower; sales ooO bbls No at 27O@
extra Western and State at 70 a 80 good to choice
Western Western and State at 495 q SIS; White Wheat
Western extra at 80 81 Fancy White Wheat
@6 %; extra St Louis ct IS q Is; Patent Mime.
sofa extra good to prime at 50 a 50;choice to dou-
Mills extra at IS a 70; 900 bbis No 3 at2 70 S
10; $40 bbls Superfne at 10 @ 80; 1900 bbls low
grade extra at 20 q Is go; 1900 bbls Winter Wheat
extra at 80 q So 400 bbs of Minnesota extra at
W g %, closing dull. Southern uouI dull sales H.
2O0 bbls, extra 5 90 725. Rye flour UNCHANGED Al
Wesssrn on Ior Supernne; Cornmeal dull Yellow,
Brandywine at Q go q 800. Wheas-receipts 31o',,
90 bush shade rmer; shippers and miliers inclined
m m md to ill contracts sales $4,000 BUSH Including
for No Chicago; q for No2 milwaukee,; Is tor or
for ungraded Winter Red; % for No do: :, 0S5
yla for No do: 36 for No DOL 400 for ungraded
x Mn1se state "a for No sheboygan % tor No
at bid 2O asked % for No North W esUsspg
20 bid 24aasked; do July at lis bid, "a asked:
3O5 for No 2 Winter Red for May, closing at i "a
6l a. 81 asked; 295 do June, closing at 2s bid,
3ot asked do July closing 25 bid, 80 asked. rive
quiet and unchanged; sales 5000; II q 724 for Yves.
tern; II 72ac for State track. Barley il oniet.
1000 No Canada at 81 BARLEY Mali is dn1l and
unchanged. Corn-receipts 1860 ousb: onen;n.,
shade irmer with fair export and closed unet scarce
and strong; sales 900 oush. including 2I3.a00
bush on spot; ungraded Western Mixed at AZ "a 6sc.
NO at 40 q 49ac; steamer 5O4 q 5Oac; No at 81 "a
51ac; Kansas Mixed 51ac; round Yellow SEE: Whifs
Southern at 55c; White Western 53c; steamer MixeS
for May at Soc, closing 400 bid sic asked do nne AT
49Sc, closing at 493c bid, Soc asked do July at acc
bid, 50c asked; No for May at 51ic closing at 5ic
bid, 51ic Asked do june at 54c closing Sic Bid sic
asked; do July at 81, closing at 5Iac asked. OaSsN
receipts 1886 bush; shade easier and in fair de-
Mand part export; sales $4,000 bush; No at Sic;
$50 to arrive; Mixed Western at 81 a sac; White
western at 80 (g 3l9c Mixed State at sir "a 34ac:
White state 354 9 3sc No Chicago at 81 "a 35c in
store and ahoat, including $1,000 bush for EXPORT.
Conee quiet and frm. sugar in tar demand and
frm sales 1900 hhds Cuba at u q &c., fair to good
Tennng quoted at u q III prime at 7s refined with
fair business at for standard Al 9ac for granuated
leans q e 5Oc. Rice steady ;Carolina 81 a I, Pc
irolenm frmer; 10000 bbls OF united at asa 6D
Al crude "a q II; refined at liz BID; cases IA
C9 10. IaIlow heavy att @7s Naval Stores
-Rosin lower at 30 q | 30. Turp-ntine firm at
3ot. Fork IS dull and heavy; 500 bbls mess on spot
at t; quoted at 900 q 30; 1900 bbs for July at
% q 10. Beef is quiet and heavy. Beef Hams
frmer at is rs q 725. Cut Meats quiet; sales
900 picked shoulders, light average, u; middes are
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17
NEW YORK.
Great Success of the Syndicate.

Great success of the Syndicate.
NEW YORK, May 16-The syndicate sold
over million and half Al per cent bonds
yesterday here. 1t is believed that the next
subscription of the syndicate will be for the
remaining $15,0o0,000. During the last three
days the sales aggregate SO. 925, 900, aud nego-
tations for over three millions more will prob
ably be closed today.
The Leitrim Murder,
"A statement is printed here that Lord Lett
rim, in Ireland, was killed by three men for the
betrayal OF young relative. and his killing
Two OF the men who killed him are now in this
country and the third will soon be here. None
OF them were or are suspected.
Another Purchase by the Russians.
The Sun has report that the yacht Mohawk
has been bought by the Russians and is to be
ntted with an auxiliary screw for use az a
privateer. The Mohawk is the vessel on which
Commodore GARNER and wife, Mr.. Frost Thorn
and miss Hunter lost their lives She cost
over 1000, and is said to have been bought
for from $780, 900 to $4,000.
Tiiden Denounced.
NEW YORK, May 16-At a meeting of the
Tammany Hall general committee tonight
State Senator Ercleclne made vigorous
speech in denuuciation of Samuel j. Tilden,
who, he said, having been elected President,
had not the pluck to take that given him by
the people. The Republicans have fore
snaoowed their coming man now touring in
Europe. He is bold, vigorous and determined
and sticks to his friends. The Democrats must
name man of like qualities.
A Movement to Expel Mrs. TiIton From
Plymouth Church.
NEW YORK, May 16.-Tae Sun says formal
request for the dropping of the name of Mrs.
Triton from the rolls of Plymouth church,
signed by one of the Oldest members, has been
placed in the hands of the examining commit
tee and action must be taken. Some members
of the committee however counsel delay for a
few months and are said to express the belief
that within the next three months Mrs. TIL
tons resumption of her marital relations with
Theo. Tilton will be made manifest and that
the infant will be the pledge of restored love
between the two. The Sun adds that the ex-
aiming committee will probably wait till fall
before they take up the subject of dropping
Mrs. Tlton's name from the church rolls.
burned to Death.
MIDDLETowN, May 16-Alauson Knapp,
aged 40, farmer in the town of Chester in This
county, was burned to death in his house last
night. He had carried out his invalid wife and
returned for some papers.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17
MINOR TELEG9AMs.

DR.. John w. Snow of Athol, Mass, was
held in $4,000 yesterday on chagge OF procuring
an abortion.
Detectives have arrested, near Fort McKin-
ney, Sam Kelly, a desperate cattle thief and
murderer for whom So. 900 reward was offered.
Joseph Hutchinson of Providence, R. T.,
aged IA was killed yesterday by fall at the
Allen Print Works.
Mrs. Lydia Sherman, the poisoner of three
husbands and four children died in the Connec-
ticut states prison yesterday.
A cargo of glass ware on the bark Lepreux,
from Antwerp, was seized at Montreal We'd
nesday.
San Francisco special says that the
steamer City of Sydney has been sold to Rus
sian agents.
John Moran of st. John was drowned yes
terday by boat capszing. His companion was
rescued in an exhausted condition.
The late Commodore John Hodges Graham,
u. S. N left by will $l50,000 to charitable
purposes, including $4,000 to the American
Bible Society.
Mrs. Auna Barbara Keen of Dayton, Ohio,
was suffocated with gas at the Park Hotel,
Baltimore, last night. She probably blew the
gas out instead of turning it off. She was
about to sail for Europe; $4,000 were found or
her person.
The piecers in the Bennington wooden mill
owned by the Messrs. Fisher of New York
struck yesterday, thereby throwing out of en-.
ployment other operatives not concerned with
them. The strikers claim that they cannot
earn above SIS per month.
Yesterday morning, the st. Agnes academ y
in Memphis, Tenn, was burned, together with
the library and all the clothing of the pupils
and large portion of the furniture. The
Sisters of st. Dominic, who own the academy
were at prayer in the chapel when the alarm
was given, and barely escaped with their pu pills
Two tiremen were severely injured by the fall
! ing walls. The property was insured S25. 900.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17
THE POTTER RESOLUTION.
Democrats Feel a Little Unsafe.

Democrats Feel Little Unsafe.
NEW YORK, May 16.-The Tribune says to-
day that the Democrats in Washington do not
feel certain of a solid vote on M. Potter's res.
olution, unless Mr.. Young's amendment pledg-
ing that the Presidential title shall not be dis
turbed, is attached to is.
The Democrats ID Determined to Admit No
Amendment
WASHINGTON, May 16.-The select Demo-
cratic caucus advisory committee met immedi-
ately after the adjournment of the House this
afternoon to take into consideration the present
condition OF the Potter resolution. Several
prominent Dem ocratic members were invited
to be present. The committee decided that they
should adhere to their determination to admit
no amendment to the resolution and to perse-
we're in their present course until the resolution
should be adopted, and further that no public
business shall be transacted meanwhile.
Secretary sherman's Views.
= Secretary Sherman thinks the Potter resoln.-
ton is III :.e interest of the fall campaign and
not for BUSTING the President For himself he
defies the Democrats, as his Southern visit was
solely in the interest of an honest election.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Fire in Bangor.


BANGOR, May 16.-A fle was discovered at
IL p. m. in Thurston & Co.'S lumber shed. The
shed contained q small amount of lumber.
owned by the above firm, and little lime and
guano owned by other parties. Loss estimated
ct $1,000; insured. A coal shed adjoining,
owned BY W. B. Hayford and occupied by w.
Ii. Bradford, was somewhat damaged. Loss
probably covered by insurance.
stockton's Accounts All Right.
STOCKTON, May 16.-Robert Porter of Sears
port, and George Woods of Belfast, who were
elected auditors of the town counts of Stock
ton for 1876 and 1877, report that they have
made very searching examination of all the
books, bills and accounts covering the trans
actions of the two years, and find nothing to
justify any suspicion that the funds of the
town have been taken, or misspplied in any
manner, and that the town affairs have been
managed judiciously and prudently.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17
SPORTING.
The HauIou-Psaisted Race.

TORONTO, May 16.-The referee in the Han
lon Plasted race says no official time was taken
and all bets on ''tme" are declared off. Nego
tiations are pending between the hackers of
Wallace Ross and Hanlon's hackers for a race
on Kennebecasis in August or July. Hanlon
leaves for Pittsburg the first of June. Hs gave
an exhibition of rowing this afternoon at the
island Saturday evening he will be rendered
a benefit at the Grand Opera House.
The Kennedy-Ronke Race Abandoned.
LOWELL, May 16.-Kennedy and Rouke after
getting into position to row a two-mile race on
the Merrimac river this afternoon, abandoned
the race on account of rough water The stakes
have been withdrawn.
Base Ball.
At Prov ,deace-W estboros 3, Brown U niver-
sity 0. The New Bedfords were expected to
play with the Westboros but missed the train.
At Hartford-Buffalos 5, New Havens2.
At Lowell-Lowels 6, Harvards o.
AT Springield-Sp 4, Holyokes O..
At Observation-Disclosures l, Worcesters
nothing.
At Milwaukee-Milwau II, Cincinnatis
g.
At Utica-Uticas 10, Alleghanys0.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17
FRIDAY MORNING, NAY IL.

not redeem, and the people were in bad
plight.
One morning stranger presented himself to
Hawks at Pine Creek, near Otsego and de-
manded that he should redeem some that he
1.-THE strangely had received at Saugatuck,
where he bad been to look after some business
matters. Hawks declined the accommodation.
The stranger then asked, "This is good, is 1t
not?' Mr.. Hawks?'
Good thunderr' replied Hawks; it ought
to be, for evrey man, woman and child within
fifty miles of this place has peck to half
bushel OF It,"
"Redeem hell q" exclaimed Moses. 1T
wasn't made to redeem; it was made to circu-
latep'
And at this day there are men going about
Alleean County advocating what would be only
repetition of Old Moses experiment on Q
grander scale.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17
WASHINGTON.
A New Postal Bill,

WASHINGTON, May 16.-The Senate postal
committee will report bill admitting news
papers to pound rates of postage, and regulat
ing the compensation for railway transporta-
ton, on the basis of both space and speed.
A Democratic "Experto Charged with
Forgery.
Z. a. Prescott, one of the clerks who went
TO New Orleans with Representative Morrison 8
committee, and who was paid S. per day, has
MADE out an additional voucher at $40 per day
anu SOLO It to voucher broker who wants his
money. The voucher purports to be endorsed
~ Mr. morrison, who says it il a forgery.
Frescott says he earned it, He is still at large
Mr.. morrison was chairman of the Special
Democra.lc com mittee sent from the house to
investigate the Louisiana election of 1876
Funeral OF Prof Henry.
The body of the late Prof Josepb Her
was placed in a walnut casket covered with
black cloth and lined with merino, Clark
Mills, the sculptor, took cast of the face
There were many floral tributes to the memory
of the deceased. After btief religious services
in the part of the Smithsonian building where
deceased resided the body was removed to the
hearse by twelve soldiers, the poll bearers
being Associate Justice Strong, W. w. Corco'
ran, Admiral Rodgers, General Humphreys,
George w. Childs and Joseph Patterson of
Philadelphia. The remains were inferred in
the Oak Hill cemetery.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17
THE FENIANS.
Unusual Activity among the Lawrence
Organizations.

Unusual Activity among the Lawrence
Organizations.
LAWRENCE, May 16.-A rumor is prevalent
here that an Enghsh emissary is here inquring
into the strength of the Irish Natlonalists.
The report gained such credence that watch
was placed upon aenspicious looking individ-
ual who has been III the city the past two weeks
unemployed, going among the Irish saloon
keepers most of the time and spending consid-
cradle money. There is an unusual activity in
the Fenian circles 10 Lawrence, and the lead
ers make no secret that in the event of war be-
tween Russia and England, Lawrence will for
nish large quota of Fenians, as they did for
the Canadian raids.
Activity Along the Canadian Frontier.
NORTH TROY, VT, May 16.-The activity
along the Canadian frontier in this vicinity
goes to prove the correctness of the rumored
Fenian invasion. A body of strangers are en-
camped in the woods near this place. They are
all Irishmen, we'll dressed and Intelligent. Ac-
cessions are being made to the camp almost
hourly. The Canadian militia have been call
cd out and there seems to exist feeling along
the border that an immediate invasion of Cam
ada by a large army of Fenians is more than
probable.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17
The Anticipated orange Riots.

MONTREAL, May 16-At several points in
the eastern townships near the frontier con-
siderable deposits of arms are suspected. The
attention of the military authorities has been
directed to the subject The county Orange
lodges assembled last night and unanimously
resolved to go to church in body on the 18th
of July next Fifty men were added to the
police force today in anticipation of distur-
bance on that occasion.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17
MARINE NEWS.
A Belfast Ship Ashore.

"A BeIfast Ship Ashore.
PHILADELPHIA, May 16.-The ship Lydia
from Belfast via Boston, went ashore on Tin
cum Island at o'clock this morning. An in.
effectual attempt was made to haul her off at
high water today, but she will no doubt be got
off tomorrow.
Schooner Wrecked and the Mate Drowned
NoRFoLK, Va, May 16.-The schooner J. b.
Hurley of Newport r. l., loaded with coal,
from Philadelphia for Washington is a total
loss near Lynn Haven. The mate, A. Gavitt,
was drowned
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17
rev v.rs s...s aud n.u.v marker.

NEW YORK, May l6-Evening. easy at
per cent. on call all day. Sterling Exchange dull at
4S4A g 4s5 for long and 4s71 q 4sS Tor short sight.
Carrying rates q pc cent. Borrowing rates q
per cent and flat Clearings $780, 900. The GUS
toms receipts to-day. were $552,0OO. The Treasury
for bonds. Governments active and strong. The
syndicate advanced the price of II cent to 1921
and accrued interest State bonds steady. There
was an advance in the entire list ranging from to II
per cent.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day az
gregaed 100000 shares including 16 100 shares North
Western, 15,400 shares Lake Shore, 23,S00 shares
Delaware, Lackawana q Western, 81 400 shares st
Union 1900 shares New York Central, 1900 shares
Erie, $500 shares Morris & Essex POO shares New
Jersey Central.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17
METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR TAR NEXT TWENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNAL1
OFFICER, Washington. DO,
May II, l A. M.j)
For New England
rising followed by falling barometer, north
west to northeast winds, slightly warmer partly
cloudy weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States rising possibly
followed by falling barometer, nearly stationary
or slight rise in temperature, eastery to seuther-
ly winds, cloudy Or partly cloudy weather and
probably light rising rains.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17
A Doomed Molly Mapuire.

louisville, May 16 Dennis Donnelly, the
WWoly Mcguire sentenced to be hanged next
wednesday, was informed today of the adverse
action of the board of pardons. He received
the news calmly, but when left alone after
wards completely broke down, though he still
insists that he has no knowledge of the crime
of which he was convicted.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Successful SwiudIe.

SucCeBBTuI SWIudIe.
LAWRENCE, May 16-A man giving the
name of George A. Richardson, by sharp
operation, succeeded in victimizing a number
OF persons In this city. He claimed to be an
agent of the Concentrated Food Co, SO Court
street, Boston. He took large number of
orders here. sending the goods by express
sc. o. D." but the parties who received the
stuff we're badly taken in, as each bag thus far
received appears to be nothing but bran.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17

CHICAGO, May 6.Hogs-receipts 20, 900 head ship
choice heavy at 20 a 40; light at 20 10 an .mir
ed rough slow and hard to sell at 8 90 a 325,
Cattle-receDts $500 head shipments 1000 head:
and stockers slow at 8 10 a 40; butchers shade
sales at 2 so q 400 - '"- 81 ''n''
easy; sales at 8 so a 6 90. - au'0' anu
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17

LONDON, May 16-l2.30 P. M,-Consols at 90 Lie
for money and account.
LONDON, May 16-12.3O P. M.-American securi-
tes-United States bonds CTS, 1888; new SIS, 1864
new U.s. 1O4s, ex-div; 1O-40s, 1913; Erie 1921 pre-
ferr, 321.
LONDON, May 1873 80 P. M.-Consols 96 s.1s for
money and 96t for account.
LIVERPOOL, May 16-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
quiet; Middling upands at Cd; do Orleans at 6ad !;
export; receipts $3.50 bales, all American.
Futures opened 1872 q 1-16 higher, but advance
partially LOST May delivery at 1915 a 1885, May
ana JUICE at 1892 q 1916.
Flour at % q rs winter Wheat at II "a lis 4;
Spring do 99g 104; California averages at lis q
II 3; club at IL q II; Corn at % s; Peas at 80
Provisions, &c-Pork at 46; Beef rs; Bacon 256 "a
26. Lard at So 8. Cheese &c. Tallow 3S. At Lond-
on, Tallow at 81 3.
4 PARIS May 16.-Rentes 1901 g71c.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Thursday, May IS.
ARRIVED
Steamer City of Portland, Pike. Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Sch Frank G Dow, Gage, Baltimore-coal to Cum
sch John Boynton. Hill, Boston.
Sch Leach, Pendleton, Boston.
Sch Freedom, Nutter, Boston.
Sch Brilliant Farnum, Gloucester for Bangor.
Sch Little Fannie, Winchenpaw, Friendship for
Sch Forest King Tinker. Ellsworth for Boston.
Sen nj Brookings, Brown, Kennebec tor Phila-
delphia.
in tow. st
CLEARED.
Steamship Chesapeake, Mangum, New York
Sch Albert H Waite, Drisko, Havana-Phinney g.
jackson.
Sch Endeavor, Cook. Hillsboro, MA D whidden
Sch b Fellows, Smith, Hillsboro-master. =
[FRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Arat Ma;aga prev to 18th inst barque Jas Brett
Ar at Boston 18th, brig Adelia McLoon, Munroe
New York. 18th, PM-Below, steamer Columbus,
from Havana.
MEMORANDA.
HShip Sabine, Farmer, at New York from Liverpool,
reports fine weather till April 12th thence to MAY I'd
terrific gales from the westward; lost foretopmast
and maintopsail; shipped heavy seas, stove hatch
house, and sustained other damage.
Sch Ceres, Mnrch, OF and from Ellsworth Apl 10th
for st John; NIB with brick. was blown off and
sunk near Newfoundland. The crew saved them
selves in the boat and landed on the Island The car
go and part of vessel was owned by ID NJ Stuart of
Ellsworth.
Sch Fred Holden. McRae, loading plaster at
Windsor, MS, was driven ashors 18th. and lies in
bad position:
Sch J M Morales, from st Marc for Boston has
fitted new foremast and small Spars at New York,
and is ready TO proceed.
Sch Annie Gus, Sawyer, from Georgetown, before
reported damaged collision, was run into by schr
Sea Pigeon, and had hole cut through her side and
Pigeon not reported.
Sch Chiffon of Wells, for Boston, with brick, came
in contact with Portsmouth bridge 18th, and broke
mainboom.
Sch Mary L Varney, for Round Pond was run into
by the porge steamer G w Humphrey 18th, at New
port, and had buwarks stove. The steamer also Iun
into and smashed seine boat at the same time
FISHERMEN,
Ar at Newport 18th, schs Annie Sargent, with
mainsai split; Highland Queen, from SWANS Island;
d Webb from Deer Isle; and 100 others.
Between seven and eight thousand bbls menhaden
were brought into Newport, RI, 18th, tor shipment
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17

CHICAGO, May 16-The trunk line freight
agents today fixed the rate on grain to New
a nolk at ~ cents and fourth class freight at %
cents. Seeds were allowed to be nut in with
fourth class freight.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17
SOUTH AMERICA.
Yellow Fever a. monsevideo.

New YORK, May 16-A Montevideo letter of
April 9th, says yellow fever prevails there and
the city is nearly depopulated by reason of the
inhabitants going outside in camp or to neigh
horino towns
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17
Alarm a, the Action Of Congress.

Alarm AT the Action of Congress.
TRENTON, May 16.-The State Gazette, the
leading Repu ,lican newspaper Ia the state,
suggests to business men the proprIety OF call
alarming apprehensions excited by the proceed
ings initiated at Washington.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17
GREAT BRITAIN.

The BIac Gburn Outrages mot the Work OF
Strikers.
LONDON, May 16.-The Manchester cores
pondent of the London Times, says that a
strong impression prevails that the recent out
RACES attributed to the striking cotton opera
tives were not perpetrated by them, but by the
lower population of Blackburn and its neigh
borhood, who are notorious for rufianism, and
have taken advantage of the present ferment
for their own purposes. At Preston, Accripg-
ton and other towns strict watch is kept against
an influx of the class from Blackburn.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17
FINANCIAL AND CoMMERClAL
Portland wholesale Market.

Portland Wholesale Market.
THURSDAY, May 16.-The markets are steady to-
day with little that is to note. Sugars continue
steady and in fair demand 81, for granuated and
9ic for Extra c. Flour dull and sales slow at de-
clining prices. Corn is steady at Sc @ Csc.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17
Mani IL. Man 16

California Mining Stocks.
=, SAN FRANCISCO, May 16 The following are the
pared with those of YESTERDAY ~ ~ WILL :
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17
MARRIED.

In this city, by Rev. DR.. Hill, VIM. Graham and
Mary R. Cortland, both OF Portland.
In Waldoboro, May 2, Simon Vannah and Mary E.
Wallace.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17

HAVANA. A H Waite 1859 shocks and heads
30 prs heading, 5000 # lumber.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-17
ATranouiI Nervou. svsteu,

Can never be possessed by those hose digestive and
assimatye organs are in state Of chronic disorder
Weak stomachs make weak nerves. To restore vigor
and quetude to the latter, the first must be invig
GRATED and regulated. The ordinary se1atives may
tranquize the nerves for while, but they can new
er, like Hostetter's Stomach Btters, remove the
causes OF nervous debility. That superb invigorant
and corrective of disordered conditions of the ali
mentary organs has also the effect of mpartiDg tone
to the nerves. The delicate tissues of which they
constituted, when weakened in consequence Of i'm
oS nanf of the blood. resulting from imperfect
question and assimilation draw strength from the
fund OF vitality developed n'the system by the Bit
tiers, which imparts the required impetus to the
nutrtve function of the stomach, enriches the cir
culaton and gives tone and regularity to the
tive and evacuative organs my13eod&w1w