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The Morning herald., 1878-04-19

THE process Of making water gas is said
to have. been 90 far perfected that fuel gas
made by the decomposition Of water is
likely to be introduced into Swedish iron
furnaces to take the place Of imported
coal. The swedes have an abundant sup
ply of,peat which can be used in the
manufacture Of the gas, and made to yield
d pure and efficient fuel for making iron
and steel. In this country water gas is
now undergoing the squarest test to which
it HI yet been subjected, at Baltimore,
where new works, with new mains aid
service pipes are being used in its manu-
facture and distribution for actual use
on large SCALE .4.1 40 t4-. al
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19

y Z I
THE Centennial Grounds, in Fairmount
Park as the site Of the Great Exhibition
continues to be called, are to be made very
attractive next summer to Philadelphians
and to visitors, if all the schemes for the
utilization Of buildings and grounds are
carried out. Horticultural Hall is pres
ent attraction, and the grounds surround
inc it will soon be brilliant with color
Pre- parations are alse being made to in
crease the attractions Of the Permanent
Exhibitiop, while the Loan Exhibition OF
the products of Industlial. Art, to be open
, d in few weeks by the Pennsylvania
Mussu n, wilfprove a. very desirable sd-
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
~ HOLY Thursday

Yesterday, HqIg Thursday, the ceremo-,
nles Ia bthe Catholic Churches shes were very
IMPRESSIVE. The day Is also called Maunday
Thhrsday, in memory Of the Institution Of
ta9 Eucharist by our Saviour. At st.
Peters, Pontifical mass WAS celebrated, and
sthd ceremoDy'of blessing thes ofls was held.
La t evenlngl the'Ienebr@ was surg. This
ey4iDg the office, will bs concluded, Ser.
VICES will be. hc1d today and to,morrow
Ga aaturnay night the Lenten services
cone ,to an end, and on the next day, Eass
tersunday, the faithful Join with people Of
evety' cae6t IN 1oyfoIly Celebrating the resi-
urreetion ofGhrist from Ghe dead % "a.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
COMING BALLS.

The Buffalo Library Association will give
their seventh annual ball at the Institute
Hall, on Tuesday evening, April 23d. A
large number of tickets have been sold.
The Quaker Assembly will give their
third annual ball on Tuesday evening,
April 30th, "May eve," In Prof. Webster's s
dancing academy. This will be the last
ball of the season, and is expected will be
one of the largest of the season. A mum
Der of persons from Chester will 'ttepd.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
PHILADELPHIA SHOPPING,

1t is stra' e. that go very many of our
people will persist in going to Philadelphia
to shop. Goods can be bought as cheaply
and as we'll In this city as in Philadelphia,
but there are lots of people who draw their
income from our people, but do not think 1t
polite to deal here. There are even store
keepers who growl for want of custom, but
wh> trot away to Philadelphia to buy the
least trihe. The best possible evidence of
good citizenship is to support and sustain
the commercial and industrial interests Of
your city.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
SHE REPENTED. 3

Last evening at the police court, John
Smith was arranged on complaint OF his
wife, Roxanna Ann, for assault and battery
Several persons testified that they Had seen
John knock his wife down on the ,occa siop
in question, but Mrs. Smith, who Iwasrveiy
mad yesterday when she had the ,warragt
issued, seem i to have repented since and
said the evidence was untrue ,and tha4 there
had been no assault. As she would not
press the charge his honor let the man off
with paying the costs Of the case Vol 40
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
RUNAWAY.

Last night, between 10 and l o'clock, as
two young gentlemen were returning from
New Castle, they were met at Second and
Washington streets by the Water Witch
steamer, which was running to- the fals4
alarm. The horse took fright, and turning
suddenly quietly dumped the occupants out
on the sidewalk, and ran, down Second,
IS far as French, where he ran into lamp
post, and was caught without doing any
injury except smashing wheel. Il i.aD
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
ALSO,

Our Custom Department, which has
special attraction at the present time on
sccount Of the endless varsties of styles In
Foreign and Domestic Gods for Spring
Suits, Business Suits, Dress Suits. and
Wedding Suits, which ae being made to-
suit the person and thtpocket. Do not
fall to visit our Establishment and see the
styles and prices. All Welcome. Thanks
Ing the public fcrtheir lieral patronage in
the past, we hopsb by our huars Dealing to
merit the same IN the futre. l.,. I'D ia.
gas h0n <tF9Ila ~ 439 ~
The BosToN ONE RICE CLoTn1Na
STORE, No. slS Market, Street, and s1s
shipley Street, Wdlmingto, Del. eo aaor,
VIA .4,t.,,,,,eess, ..r.. g,s.5lSg
~ D' We. HdNEs, Prop'r.
N.B.-BIanchs Store In Mlddletown, 10
the Town Hall, with Johnpn Bros. d.
-..'. I'D ". =. b.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19

WE had not supposed that there was
one enlightened patriot in America who
had not read the life of the Father of his
Country. But we find we were mistaken,
speaking of "WiIliam and Mary" College,
a brilliant morning paper Of Washington
says: ....s
I"This venerable institution, after two
hundred years Of usefulness which may
be measured by the simple statement that
George Washington and Thomas Jefferson
were among her alumni, was destroyed by
shells during the battle of Williamsburg
in cClellan's "Peninsular Campaign" Of
1882"
The life OF Washington should be stud
led by editors, above all other men, for he
could not tell lie, and who knows what
hi, example might not accomplish
Washington never attended college, and
never acqnired.a classical education. He
was "aelfmade man." and we'll made at
that He received OILY common school
education, and quit school at about fifteen
years ofage. About that time he became
a land surveyor for Lord Fairfax and
others. William and Mary Csllege is an
ancient and honored institution, and it
may be"hoped that Congress will pass the
appropriation in its favor, but it had not
the honor of educating Washington.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
EASTER SERVICES.

The pastor of the Household Of Faith,
Rev, Mr.. Kramer, will preach Oh SUNDAY
morning on "the descent of Christ into
Hades, and His glorious resurrection. In
the evening "Our Saviour's argument with
the sadduces to prove the resurrection of
the dead"
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
STILL. AHEAD,

During the past montl we have been
clearing our stock..of old goods, and are
now left with ., line OF new and desirable
styles for the Spring trde, Our store,
which is th most rcommodous IN the city
Or State, occupying threefoors, and with
enterprise back Of It. our intention Is this
season to outdo all former efforts to make
the Boston One Price Clnbiug House the
place to buy Clothing and Cents Furnish
ing Goods. With the co,adence Of th pub
lie that FIVE YEARS SQUARE DEAL
ING has not impaired, and our established
system of Cash aud One Price to all, we
feel assured, the present eason will prove
successful one. Visit ou store and look
at our immense stock Of Ready Made
Clothing for Men, Youths Boys and Child"
ren. L3& p. tt ln. .I" - .
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
LIQUOR CASE.

James Early, on Front, west Of Market
was arraigned before Esquire Cole on CONS
plant of G. V. Greer, for selling liquor
without license, also for selling liquor to an
habitual drunkard, and for selling liquor to
a person already intoxicated. The above
charges were sustained by the testimony Of
several witnesses, and Early was held in
5000 bail in each case to answer the charges
In Court, !@..iJ. ..+ ..'+ @2 ~ ~ Et''
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19

dition to the Park, if 1.-THE Of the art
treasures in the hands of our citizens
should be sent to Memorial Hall for ex-
hibition. There ought to be little diff
Guilty in obtaining specimens of indus!.. .al
art objects for such an exhibition, since
they will be placed in a fre-proof build
ing and well guarded when their owner
may, perhaps, be away from home, '''
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19

BASE BALL.4'

.'1The UEitass, Of futlcs, New York, defeated :.
'hel lRoahssters, on Wednesday, By a 'st, score
of d to d. wFhsI STARS atid 6rickets played
iu ainelshaeps NwYt, Nor 'taestste cefiafina!- III!
piotsfapit9aAftero stni sxcislig igsmsc I'd . q
atsfY fd9tsq thiir,epponeatan byiis score n
Fof III TO r., Tho yale defeated the. Trinity,
~ HasttaaW oh'a iaa sans Gay, Score 6 to
IlG koAtleaAa pser the couptr yarel in active .
preparation for the coming season.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
THE COOL SPRING RESERVOIR.

The work on the Cool Spring Reservoir,
which was to have commenced the FIRST of
April, butwhich was delayed on account of
some disagreement between the contractors
Is to commence in a day or two.s Mem befs
of the Water Department say that every
thing is progressing favorably, and as the
difficulty between the contractors. is no
amicably settled, they think no trouble need
be apprehended. y. ,5.r,.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
DESTRUCTION OF MONEY!

The National Bank Of Smyrna on We'd
nesday last committed to the flames $780,
600 of bank notes, About the time 1t was
printed the government imposed such "a
heavy tax on State bank issue that it was
deemed advisable not to put it in circula-
ticn, and the character of the bank having
changed, could never again be of any use
and hence It's destruction as above stated
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
JEFFERSON CLUB.

The Jefferson Democratic Club will
formally open their new suite of rooms in
the Askew building, Seventh and Market
streets, on Wednesday evening next, the
24'h instant, at 8 O'clock John O'Byrne,
Esq, and others will deliver addresses.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
NOT OPEN LAST NIGHT.

The Bohemian Glass Blowers were unable
~ O,
owing to the length of time spent in arrangs
irg their grand display of glass work, but
expect to be in full operation tonight at
3O2 Market street, All should pay them q
visit.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
ALL RIGHT, WE DON'TCARE,

The Republican gives the, Herald a "hito
about a typographical error in yesterdays
paper, in which the property Of. Daniel
Heley. deceased, was spoken of as having
Sold for $4,000 more than it really did.
Yet the Republican does not neglect,t D copy
our entire report, with the correction.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
CORRECTION,

In our report of the funeral of DE- Geo.
W. Chaytor, the name of John H. Lewis
was mentioned as one of the pall-bearers.
when 1t should have been John H. Simns,
M. d. Republican please copy. ~"
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19

YxyANTED-THE HEIRS TO 81 ,2cO Co.,.
w Amanda Lewis and the other gra nd
children of Gideon Lewis. and eh 1dren Of
Ezra, Abner. Lyman and Flora Lewis. will
pIea SO ccmmun cat Immediately with the
und, rsgned. Newspapers published ~ tie
ware, and the town of iNnrthun berland,
Saratosa fcou dty. N. Y pletse copy. For
correctinformatfon relating thereto liberal
compensation will be awarded. gIa.r \
y'7' .sas .s... SIDNEY J. GowENrI s.g
"a sa ,,ayS E'st . 4; 5G :a. q t'hspbsr street
- - G,aSHS.2I'a adj d s6r New York city.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
SHIPPING NEWS.

Yesterday morning the schooner Abner
G. Paige, of Mauricetown, N, j., left this
port for Philadelphia, In ballast.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
FALSE ALARM.

The alarm of fire at about 1O:3Oo'cloek last
night was caused blythe blowing off of steam
by workmeu, who were fixing the boilor
in Beadenkoft's morocco factory, at Third
and Madison streats. - ...'7 fs7N
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19

Ben Hill is the nolsiest mau in the United
States. ,..-,--'a'' ~. % "a etll q Sfo'
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
MINIATURE ALMANAC-rHIs DA,
THE 'pEEdTHER ;-To-days .ralns sUiI
probably Ucc0n,passy similar conditions.
q q a,DEMoCsATIc CANDIDATES.

The following named gentlemen, having
complied with tlls resolut'on of the Den oc-
rat'c County Committee o: March sth 1878;
pre- hereby endorsed by authority OF said
Committee, asfGandidates for Sheriff aud
Cor9ner at sth esscoming nomination Elec.
ton. ,.y.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19

PIANOS. .lo1 "a ~ 40
o., M ORGANS. ---t
a6a,'a} AND SHEET MUSIC. =
.mar1 4H Boa SALE AT a.,
r. BECHEI's, MUSIU STORE, NO:
99Is MARKET STREET.
A GOOD ~ OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
%? PIANO FOR sls5 CASH s+r
Al Instruments guaranteed f.r five
years, - y ~ aprIS-lyr i,
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

READ THE GRAND ARRAY OF ARTISTS.
IZeya WATSON AND 'ELLIsLl
The Famous German Team ~
} n II ROGERS AND VICKERS,
Wonderful Mimics.
MISS KITTY O'NEIL,
Champion Lady Jig lancer.
yww y ssHA RR Yptl ENN BDY, ~ Y n
~ PremierN Nentriloquist Il 4 ~
THE FONIAINBLEAUS i \
,Proteansand Musisal SIX. tsha Artists. 'Sas
MISS JENNIE MORGAN,
r The distinguished operalic Vocalist.
HARRY & JOHN KERNEL, -,
the Celebrated Irish jon ec isns. ~--.I
" gBILLY BARRY, 1 - l. j
The rer OWL ed Ethiopian Comedian.
BRYANT AND, HOEY,g ;,
s@ . } Fa1nus instrumen tslsts q " j
EMERSON AND CLARK,
r-,,, and the -yy ,f},-y 4
4'lnH ! DAILY BROTHERS, -,,, az
d King High Kickers Of The U diverse.
M H2I FRANK, ,GIRARD, j')k z
5gee,~} The PopularActor! 10Y r
rrA TO N7YdP ArsT;O B.
Will appear at every Entertainment.
For particulars see programmes, Price s
as Usual. -,serYed Seats may be obtained
at @. F. Thomas q Lo's.' Book store. 81 'A5
aprl7-4t
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
FOR SHERIFF.

= rflDgE'N' ffOES SHEHlFF.
19J0hh Pyle'51a '7'aT I..'t VI ~ S't '...
aVJohn White, 4+'','.,.' -" - ,s.. t5...
Go G Ward, '"'. ,.-'..'.....
Francis Duvgan ...rl, .,..r... .....
! Giles Lambson.
William McC,y. fsa~)r
~ Robert G.. Justis. " I..
~ Henry NJ. Barlow. .,.'
| .Puraell J. Lynch. .,f,.
"Chas E Anderson,
Francis T sawdpn,A4Ll i4.; c..E
Benz F. Townsend. -5a
! Zacna,iah Gea1mill, o- .'.:al 4 a..
! E34fT.IO FOR CORONER. Ill.
/ Jacob Butz.r,4g .r5ai-4,r5.
I jesse James.
/, vyas. 9 Bartleysa9R 3,2s na F.
. ;cJoen M. Euos. o, h1d3a1e II u,
| erUavid Hughes5 70 t2J3 l'h a w. =
/ Richard Groves, 5i.N' t'7f So
~-HughnMurphey. ae@7.'-,a.s % l's'a''.z'g'z' 's d
Andrew McClaln. / 81 e5&f f..|-
Hugh McGoyern.- ----.a -.
Samuel 8. Adams rfy
Hugh McLaugtin.- .-S-r@
srdrew j.. Brown. l5 }
StephenJ, Giluert. r ify,rlM- 4 |t3E
Edward Il! Foster. ! .!il!.'a3.3 9sA'
Martiu F. Keough.
James A. Plunkett.
Andrew 9. Alexander.
Dr.. Henry 9. Snttcher. -- .y
By oder ofthe Committe',
JNu. O'BYRNE, Chairman.
J,HNH. Publ, Secretary. r.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19

WAyrEn-4 gsperal agents for whining.
ton and vlciri'y to inttqduce and handle
the most popu ariweekly family -rarer IN
the Uniled States. s splendid opportunity
Aidessou, Washington Hotel, 2O' Market
street. april I.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
WANTS

vxTANTED,-1wp gentleman to I'LL 3
w lucrative pe1,tllohh IN ah,s f1tx nGk apRly
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
CLOTHING, HOUSES.
F::A NJ r! q.

In every city OF the land there are men
who have became famous In their business
career for their uprightness and square
dealing. Such IL true of rag ,..3 faa7s3
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-28
Management of swine.


Few OF our farm animals require more
careful attention during winter than swine.
and certainly none pay better for the care
bestowed and yet many farmers who care
fully stable their horses, and provide warm
quarters for their cattle, calves and sheep,
seem to think that hogs can take care OF
themselves. This they are perfectly able to
do, provided the material is at hand Thn
il, they will do the best they can under the
circumstances. III they can find a stack
they will burrow there and lie warm If
there is timber, they will carry straw or
leaves to the densest thicket, and build
bed high enough so they may lie dry, so far
as dampne.s from the ground Is concerned.
] n fact, swine will exercise more tact and
ingenuity to sleep comfortably than any
other Of the animals of the farm. Their
lack OF natural covering requires that they
do this, and thus it becomes one OF their
strongest instincts
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-28
a Touching Letter.
baltimore Bulletin.l

Every one knows the story Of the little
girl, wishing to ask something of Heaven,
wrote letter to God, which she put in the
hands OF the Virgins statute in the parish
church. "A Circumstance nearly analogous
has just taken place near Marchiennes. in
Belgium. A girl named Blanche was in the
service Of Monsieur and Madame c..
who were much attached to her on account
OF her fidelity and piety. Some DAYS ago
Madame c. fell i'll and died very sud-
denly. The day after her death, Blanche.
Prohting by a moment when the corpse, al
ready prepared for the grave, was
alone, made her way TO the cham
Der of death, lifted the shroud.
and then retired Precipitately. Those who
saw her suspected she might have been
trying to pilfer the jewelry of the corpse.
Search was made and nothing was found
missing, but there was a letter In the dead
wonan's hand. ThI. being opened. was
discovered to be letter from Blanche to
her mother, dead long time before. 1t
was az follows:
"MY DEAR AND Coop MoTHER-This is
to let you know that Mr.. X. asked me TO
marry him; as you are no longer here, |
beg you will let me know, in a dream. If /
ought to marry him, and 40 give me your
consent. In order to com munica;e with
you profit by the occasion Of Madame C.,
who is going to heaven"
This letter, which bore the superscription
''To my mother Josephine, who is in heay-
en-, is truly poem Of ingenious piety
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-28
PEsSsDNsl..

Mr.. Willis Taylor will leave tomorrow 70:
| the east.
| NJ. Oaks, of Ho,iOn, WAS at the Planters
yesterday.
J. ID. Wood, of Idaho WAS al the Continental
yesterday.
II. c. Heirick, of Texas, is stopping at the
Continental.
E. II. Norton, of ST. Louis, is stopping at
the Mansion.
William Cochran arrived in the city from
the East yesterday.
W. II. Viewer, of Kansas City, was at the
Planters yesterday.
Z. Kaufman OF New York, WIS al the
Continental yesterday.
II. y. Marks, o!St. Louis, as at the CONT
mental yesterday.
William Cloves, Of s.. Louis, was registered
at the Mansion yesterday:
j. X. Thomas, of Onaga, was registered AT
the Continental yesterday.
John b. Glover, of Emporia, was registeIel
at the Plaaters yesterday.
E. e. Foster and q. Marsh, of Chicago,
were registered yesterday at the Planters.
Lieutenant Pardee, of the Twenty-thirc
Infantry, arrived yesterday from the West.
Mr.. ID. q. Culp, left yesterday for Newman,
Kansas, where he viii remain a day or two.
CARL HOFFMAN went TO Nebraska yes;er-
day on a business trip, TO be gone several
days.
Mr.. y. F. Stevens left yesterday for tip
over the Kansas Pacific road, in the interest
of THE TINES.
Rev. +. %. Osborn, rector of Trinity church,
Atchison, will spend few days in the city,
the guest of Rev T. W. Barry.
Mr.. b. Flesher, of the enterprising dry
goods firm of Flesher and Schunemsn, lett
for the East yesterday TO purchase goods.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-28
Co,surnp,sy.. Take No,,ec.

livery mo onent Of delay makes your cure
ing-- hopeless, aud much depends GU the
JidLclOus choice OF remedy. The amount
nj testimony in favor of Dr. Schencl<', Put
munIc syrup, as IA cure for Consumption far
exceeds all that can he brought to support
tbe prctcnSi0nS OF any other medicine. See
Dr S'h-Hck'S Almanac, containing the GER
tidc'te> OF many persons of the II chest res
pt'"ta4JIi.iy, who have been restore To health
Titcr being pronounced incurable by physi-
clans oi ACKNOWLEDGED ability. SchrucS $
I'uiInon;c syrup alone has cured many, as
tnt'Se evidences Will show; bat the c.tre 4,
"i!en promoted by tha cm poyTn.ut of two
otie. .eiisdeS which DIR. >cJel-.l provides
Tor the purpose. Tnese add iiO1sd Tem-tiir :
are S..hencks SEA- We Il Tome aud Mand-
rake Pii's- By the timely use of thcSa mali-
cints according 10 directions, u. Sea. mex
cert LES that mos; any cas- OF Consumption
my be- cured.
Dr. Ncilenck is professionally at his prirci-
pal o!ilce, Corner SINtl Iai Arch SIS, ShlIa-
dtiphit. very VI ,:'div. wIrTc a! letters fyr
advice must be addressed
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-28

D. Kings Syp'si.Itic Remedy is warranted
10 cur- syphilis ia the primary, secondary
anu tertiary u - :, !II ia AL its varied ant!
compile ueG forms, and Will cure the worst
c;i>'- oi Vrner!al diseases: eases which have
r-SI> ed the treatment of the most eminent
pltE >'cian> of America. IL cures the fir>t
stage and heals Tie ulcers III a few days. II
cages Gers Ia the mouth, nose. throat head
arms nd lee~: also hard ptInS in the bones
and joints, swelling Of Joints, syuhiiic rheum-
a;iSuI, etc, in snort time. Price TWEEN v
nNcr Mt, per y fcka.e. S"uj everywhere bv
express y Tre;tis' on sexual diseases, fire..
sent mailed for two stamps. Sold bv Dr. !
Din>heer. sos, North seventh : rect =; Louis
Mo. Cures guaranteed or Ihc money refund-
.d. Theo. Eser>dUrf, agent, Le.tvenworih.
Kansas. milCOGNwly
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-28

D.. Hunters Specific aud Injection No. /
are warranted 10 cure Gonnorh0-a. GIect Cor
dee, STRUCTURES. Diseases of the Kidneys. Rlsd-
der and Urinary organs of mates and fe-
males.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. els a sure remedy
Tor the Spermatorrhued, Seminal Weakness
nightly emissions, the loss of power, caused
by self-abu>e or sxcesSive indu gence Price
OF DIR. Hunter, Specific - per bottle Injrc-
ton. 81 PEI bottle. - mt eyerywh here by ex-
press. DR.. J. insbee-. sole proprietor No
- North Seventh street, ~. Louis, Missouri
Send two stamps for treatise. Cure guaran-
teed or the money refunded.
Theo. gersdortf, Agent, Leavenworth, Kan
saS mayL2-eo law
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-28
A Gentle Hint.

In our style of climate, with its sudden
changes of tenperature-rain, wind and
sunshine often .ntermingled in single day
it Is no wonder that our children, friends
and relatives are so frequently taken from
Us by neglected colds, half the deaths re-
sulting directly from this cause. 4 bottle
OF Bcschee's German Syrup KEEP, alb, q, your
home for immediate Use will prevent seri-
Gus sickness, large doctors bill, and psr-
haps death, by the use Of three or four
doses For curing Consumpti n, Hemor-
rhsge, Pneuhoris, Severe Coughs, Group or
any disease OF the Throat or Lungs, its sue
Cess is simply wonderful, as your druggist
will tell you. German Syrup is now sold
in every town and village on this continent.
Sample bottles for trial, loc; gular size,
15c eoSS.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-28
Torture. tina. Need NO, be Endured.

People suffer great deal of pain unneces-
sarily. Among tortures that need not be en-
dured are those inflicted by the Rheumatism
and govt, since the acrid element in the blood
which produces tnem by contact with the
sensitive covering of the muscles and joints
may be eliminated by the use of that IN ltch-
less depurent, HOstetter's Stomach Biticrs,
before the infiammstory symptoms are deyeI-
"pei 10 any great extent. When II Is cousid-
cred what excruciating tortures rheumatism
inhicts, and what tendency it has, when
fully developed, 10 attack the heart, the al
Visibility of an early use of such a rel,ah g
ahtldote becomes at once appIr nj. The
Pneumatic virus is expelled rom In. blood
ID IN. Increased action of the kidnpys-which
i.ct as - sir;iiner>-p. oducCl by the B;ttcG> ana
lhe sufferer VIII mad, II lie uses tins >upfem-
defensive agent, that he will lie projected
against "a return of the agoniZing cUmpl int
dyspepsia, fever ami agu ., liver and bowel
complaints and other IN ladies' are also cur, d
bH lhIs admirable rem dy. oOd&w