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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-18
Alcoholado proYidsneial.
Nuero remedio contra los dolores Te,tuadticos
yneurdtgicoS y pr'ese1'rdtirO De nluchaS
dotenciasy y Intermediates tfopicaleS
PRERARADO POR d. JOSE Ne MASSARI.
y. ARROYO, PUERTO RICO.

Con superior permiso previo el analisis oui-
mico a2robado por la Real Subdelegacion dc
Farmacia, Sc apuncia al pnblieo nnnneyo in.
yento para general conocmento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-18

| ss
LA experiencia ha dado va sn favorable SAN
clon este nuevo descubrlnlento que sc annn-
cia al p1blico como higienico preservatiyo de
/ las afecciones reumaticas loca.es que Ell calor
! Y la hnmedad de estos paises tropicales bro
| Queen con tanta frecuencia entire noSOtros
/ Su uso debe ser tan frecuente continuado.
| que va mezcado con aqua del bano pura. ha
de emplearse dlariamente en- ell nso Y tocador
de toda persona cuidadosa de su salud ell
exito constantemente teliz que ha obtenid0 va
este "Alcohoado Proyidencial' en- mnclias en-
termedades reumaticas que han resistido to-
do tratamlentO, 10 recomienda de Ia manera
mas elocuente como un gran protector de la
saud A5
| Asi pnes, las personas afectadas de dolores
musculares . articulares los que sufran de pa-
rallsls entnmecimiento de algnn 0rgano 8
coyuntura, los que han suffido una confusion
cualquiera resientan lie esos vagos dolores tan
molestos como obstinados, deben hacer uso
frecnente de este "Alcoholado proyidenciar'
que debe su nombre a mas de una cnra ex-
traordinaria
M0DO DE USARLO.
En- ricc0nes Y compresas sobre la naIte
adolorida en- los renmatismos neuralgias. tor.
ceduras, etc, etc. En- lociones mezclado con
aqua pura, retresca la piel devueve la toni
cdad perdida por ell calor los sudores pro-
tnsos.
Las tlicclones sobre la frente para los dolo
res de cabtza, EN- compresaS mezclado con
aqua en- las fehres { insolaciones una sola
trccion general Sobre todo ell cuerpo, hAce de-
saparecer como por encanto el eorrimiento
malestar que produce la fatiga de todo viajc,
| Y por 1timo, usan,lo diaramente este Alcoho
lado en- banos fricciones Sc conse1ya el cuer
po vigoroso, agil y con todo ell inapreciablc
benetcio de una huena perfecta salnd
Sc HALLA DE vENTA
en- PuertoR Rico en- la Botica de D. Felix Ga
ilardo Y d. G. Ledesma: en- Mayaguez en- Ia
Botica de d. Federico Basora: en- SAINT Tho
mas en- el almacen de los Sres Joe Len Sons.
en- Arroyo en- la fabrca de D. Jose Ma Massari.
NoTA Habiendo demostrado la experien
cia que ell "Alcoholado ProvIencial'' es nm
gran benhechor de la humanidad, ell inventor
del mismo desearia que Sc generalizase su uso
en- toda la isa, para lograr su fin, comparti-
r1a gustoso e beneticio con todos los Botca-
rios de la misma, vendiendoles el Alcoholado
citado al precio mas m6dico possible
Arroyo l. de Enero de 1873. Il jose M
MgSSGri. b15
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-18
FacturaS de Carpetas.

En- Ia imprenta del B0LETIN Sc venden factu-
ras para el cahie de carpetas por BIT. LETES
DEL TESORO cinco ceutavos una. h. e. III
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-18
Precios de los pasajes.

1.e Cdmara- = Desde Puerto-Rico d Europa
y Vice-verSa ............... I 81
Proa - Desde Puerto Rico Europa. ......, Is
Europa Il Puerto Rico ....... 10Y
Estos precios son pagaderos en- orc inges . anne
rcan0 4 In mar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-18
Ayiso a los sefiores embarcadores.

Las mercancias embarcadas por los vapores de la
Iinea arriba expresada. que eguen este puerto des-
IA este mes Rdelante pagaran ell nete en- veg de
nsos la libra esterina al cambo corrients de gire
am Irs fschas de las arribadas. LAS que paguen 81
Gsts adslantadO en- Liverpool solo Sc les cobrara 81
pX de capa en- veg del 10 p$ senalado sobre netes
On general. ~, ~ Oct.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-18
GUAD0 LBGi7INO DEL PERj

Ln tienen de venta i StS tnn.Iaa pasar,lo 81 t,.u
do de ~ sAc"s AIS tonel;lda el flinero hstn 10 an
cos. los Sohrinos de Eluuiaa,r - ~
Puerto Rico. octubre ~ dc 1917 Htn M mar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-18
BANOS DE COAMO.

.Conocidos son en- IL b. la iEla aun tuer. ie
eiia los s0iprendentes resultados obtenidos On
el uso de estas aguas minerales para Ia 6 =
clon de la mayor parte de las intermediates.
Los duenos del estabecimiento con ell fin de
lacllitar el conocmento de sns propedades
medicinales, tanto los Medicos para Ia meior
aplicaclon, como a los enfermos que deseer,
hacer uso de dichas aguas, remitirarl gratis m
elemplar de la Mcmoria escrita por 81 DR. r
Juan Usera Alarcon, atodo eli que nos epyie
So direction un sello de 25 c6ntimos de Dese
ia para Ell franqueo.
JUNO de l877.-.Ioss J. Uaera
hta "a Alb 1879.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-18

TYPOS REDUCIDOS DE + lFTES.
Msrcanciss Sacos vacos. Papel,
Perfumeria. JuRuetes, Velas. ,.,
Cuchilleria, Drogas, NivereS soI for toneia-
Jarcla Jabon. Vino. LcoFes ~" da de peso
espirituosos, Aguas mtnera-
Ies Vidrio de ventanas. ......J medlta
Duinealleria. aamore: copre. no. opcion ds
las de lata, clayos, tubos para asJ
gas fcrreteria, pintura. acel- Napor.
fa uailas para az0car .......J
InZa yidrieria ceTvezR. oel.
80 -, / Por tonela-
ArroZ. hero. caiuefoS loeonee' 1' da de preco.
Todo con Fl 10 p9e de cdpG
Maounaria Ii otras mcrcancias segun cenvenio.
las tetes seran pagaderos ass la /
Por cantidades de consideration, de no menos DC
$50 toneladas de carga. por un solo vapor Sc nara
conyenfo especial con los senores que las compro-
netan. !,
SIrioir los Sres. White, Forman Ce. 81 James
Street Liverpool; los Agentes Sres Latimer "a.
san Juan p B. !; Sres Lauri, Borda "a MayaR0eZ;
Sfaa Wfe4,hers CA, Ponce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-18
HOTEL Y BANOS
ola VIZCAINA."

El acreditado hotel La yizcaina. cuyo nombre
pedad de D. Manuel Rodriguez antique dunno de-
" La Corunasa. " ~ w
Reputable como esta va desde mucho tiampo 4 est.
part" ademas contando con excelentps baiios 4 Ia
atra dc los melores de- Europa. por demas csta en-
arecef huevamente las ventalas que ofrece su pro-
mesa Il ocupanto sus numerosas habitaci0nes
EXcelente seryfcio. modicidad en- los precjos es.
paciosos Tenllados cuartos. sohre todo nn trat
una mesa esmeradsimos es 10 que brinda 4 los So
nores htlespedes concurrentes ef reformado hotel
" La Viz,aina" ~
Puerto Rico. calle de San Justo n1ms. 1syls.
Nbre. Is MANUEI. RoDR1euRz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-18

SeguHdo UiGje mensual.
RUTA I.B,s,

En- "a &5 parties, on 50 una cuarta parte de los
precos de Ia Los pasaefos de clase han de llevar
sarias.
Los easajes puoden t0marse en- Ia Agencia hasta
una hora antes de la saiida del vapor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-18
Intermediates de los ejos.
#s6 - .T4fx
COnSulta del Doctor AIafont,
ESPECIALISTA.
CASA SALUD SAN JUAN.
TETUAN O4.
DE II A 2. Nbre
AVISO.

FL Licenciado on derecho civil ean6Aico D. Jnan
r. Ramos Velez pnrtieipaa los quo, uuieran ntiii-
sus servlclos, haber alberto estIdio en- Are
'ino t.t 81. +.1 fs3s ffta 10 mar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-18
COMPANIA REAL
DE NAP0RES CORREOS INGLESES.
sUBvENoIoNADA PoR Ell GoB1KRso DE s. M. b.

Serricio entire Santo Domingo Puerto Plata los Puerto,
DE- lueTto- Rico. Santt6'Has Europa otros PASSES
ITINERARIO.
PRIMER vlAJE MENsUAL
RUTA ''A.'
LLEG4DA. SALIDA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-18

Imp. del " Beletin. n - FortaIexa az.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-18
IIIll DI VAPORES ISPAl0LES
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL Y PUERTO. RICO.

Los yapores Puerto Rico, captain 1zaguirre;
fA,ncp capitan Poruondoy Mdva9dez. captain Cirlon
seguiran hacienda sus viaJes como hasta aQui.
saliendo de Liverpool el dia 20 de cada mes
IMPoRTANTE PARA Ell COMERCIo.
Ilamanes la atsncion de los Sres Comerclanres
los siguientes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-18
I D A
& E T 0 r N 0
I D A

Eapor Manuela cdpdan IRldhd.
VfAJE ApuERro-RIco PoR Ell SCE DE SANro DOMINGO
sEsUN Ell sIGUIENTE ITINERARIo.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

The instruction in Cuba, which has
been ftfully waged for many years with
varying results and at frightful loss of
life and property in proportion to the
numbers engaged, appears to have smoul-
dered out rather than to have been
crushed by any decisive action. A
newspaper printed in the interior of the
island publishes an official despatch da-
ted on the 10th inst, laying down con-
ditions of peace. According to these
terms Cuba is to receive the same polit-
ical organization and administrative
concessions as Porto Rico. Ample par
don is to be granted for all political
offences committed since 1868, including
persons under sentence. political prison.
ers and deserters from the Spanish lines.
All slaves and Cinnamon within the
insurgent limits are to receive their lib
erty. No one recognizing the Spanish
authority under the treaty is to be COM
PEELED to war-service unless peace be re-
established througout the whole island
Those desiring to leave Cuba are to be
afforded the means to do so. The Span
ish troops have suspended hostilities,
and guides have been despatched to pro-
claim these conditions to all insurgent
bands.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11
WHOSE CHILD 4?

While we have no desire to cast any
odium on any member of either party
who is entirely irresponsible for the
acts of the party, it should be remem-
bered by the honest men of both parties,
that the Silver Bill is the child of the
dominant portion of the Democratic par
ty. 1t was conceived in the unholy de-
sire to defraud those to whom the nation
and individuals are indebted, by paying
debts in kind of money inferior in val
ue to the standard money of the coun-
try, when the contracts were made. The
dishonest measure was fostered and
nourished, from its conception to Its
birth, in the swamps of the South, and
in the miasmatic atmosphere of that re,
giOn of country that borders on the lin
its of the old slave territory. The meas
ure was born into law in the national
capitol, in a carnival of drunkenness
and profanity. About sixty Republicans,
more or less, acted as wet nurses and as
sistants, while large majority of the
Democratic financial quacks Rugged ii
to their barred bosoms and warmed 1t In
to life. after the President attempted to
strangle the nations money bastard.
1t is the unfortunate child of thai
party which fostered Slavery and Trea-
son, gave the country Secession and Re-
bellion, and among whose unhonored
progeny are Free Trade, Anti-Resump.
ton, Unlimited Greenbacks, Ku Klux,
Railroad Riots and the late. born Silver
Swindle. Fortunately. New England
claims no parental relationship to this
measure. Nearly all of her representa-
tives fought it from its conception to it,
birth, and her people tolerate no scheme
which is dishonorable. There were z;
Republicans and 80 Democrats VIII
fought the measure in congress, anC
their names will stand on the roll O
honor, while the BANDS and the But
lers, the Worries and the Joneses viii
be remembered in disgust, as long a
any spark of patriotism or honest,
abides In the nation.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11


The owners of sugar orchards in this
vicinity have made, during last fall and
the past few days, unusual preparations
for sugaring. Many have enlarged their
orchards and improved their facilities
for making new and better sugar, and
with favorable season, the sugar crop
will be large. A fresh impetus has been
given to this business by the opening of
a Western market for maple sugar. We
see no reason why the demand for YER
mont sugar, from the West, may not in
crease. While large quantities of it are
being worked up into confectionery,
much will be used by eastern people,
who prefer it to other sugar, if it can be
obtained. Every tree that is worthy a
bucket should be tapped, and made to
contribute some profit to the owner. If
we can partially pay for our western
corn and -four in sugar, we shall find a
better looking balance sheet at the end
of the year.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11
town expenses 40 Marriages in 1877; births, ars

town expenses, 40. Marriages in lS77T; births Oh,
deaths, Is.
Observation-Disclosures. J Delano Clerk. L D
Jr. Boardman; Treasurer. L D Hathaway; Over
of Poor. Asael Hall Constable and Collector.
shipman; Listers, Huntley. L Leavitt, John W
Warren; Auditors NJ Hathaway, D Chubb. H
George; Town Grand Jurors Stevens, Fnly Green.
Town Agent. L Hathaway; School Superintendent
John Bridgman
LYNDoN.-Moderator, Henry Chase; Clerk. I
Sanborn; Selectmen. Henry Chase Pearl, VIM
Houghton; Treasurer 1 W Sanborn Overseer of Poor
w Bemis Constable and Collector, Trefren .
Listers. w Bemis, Dunton, c D Hoyt; Auditors
W McGafey Hastings. K Quimby; Town Grand
Jurors. D Bigelow, Currier. W Houghton; :
Town Agent. W Bemis; School Superintendent, 1
w Sanborn.
sUrToN.-Moderator. Campbell; Clerk, ] E
Willard; Selectmen, J E Willard, A Ball. A Taft;
Treasurer, R D Wilson Overseer of Poor, R Ellis ::
Constable and Collector, w Willard; Listers, K
Campbell, silas Roundy, B R Wiley Auditors,
Easterbrooks M Campbell, o M Fogg Town Grand
Juror and Agent, EIs School superintendent, J
P Otis. Births in 1877, IL; deaths, IL.
observation-disclosures, Horace Drown; Clerk Geo
Giffin Jr.; Seectmen Bradley ingalls,, Sama Davis
Simpson; Treasurer, George Gifin Jr.; Overseer OF
Poor Horace Drown; Constable and Collector, Noah L
Folsom; Listers, H King. J Knox. John Ferguson
Auditors J o Gray, Charles Ingalls,. w Drake; Town
Grand Jurors, Charles Mcclellan, Chas Ingalls, Town
Agent, Jesse g Kenaston; School Superintendent,
Brigham. Marriages in 1877 IL births, 49, Deaths "a
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

There is now a possibility that the
troubles of Europe will be adjusted with
out further bloodshed and that the ''sick
man" will be allowed to die in peace.
England has been made to feel that she
is of no great account she has been
humiliated she has had all her brag
and buster for nought and now her
belicose mind is so toned down that
Pertinent is talking of longer Easter
recess than usual and propagation In
the fall. Austria is expected soon to
take steps for the annexation of Bosnia
and Herzegovina. Bismarck who has
all along been reported in favor of this
scheme, has renewed his advice urging
its immediate carrying out. The treaty
Of peace has been sent to st. Petersburg
for formal ratification, and the Russians
will begin to leave Roumelia at once,
embarking from Pera and San Stefano.
The Sultan and the Gar have exchang-
ed congratulations upon the close of the
war and the renewal of friendly relations.
There is probably mo love lost" in the
embrace across "the bloody chasm"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

In the United States senate Tuesday
a bill was introduced to prohibit men,
bers of Congress from becoming sureties
on official bonds; also bill for the con-
struction Of military, commercial and
postal railway from San Antonio. Texas,
to the Rio Grande. The resolution in
regard to taxation for the maintain
auce of the sinking fund was discussed
and concurred in. In the house of rep
resentatives the bill to establish the
Territory of Pembina was reported adj
versely on. The fertilization appropri-
alton bill was considered in committee
of the whole also bill apprOpriating
money for clerk hire by the Secretary of
the Treasury and other purposes. Mr..
Kelley of Pennsylvania made a speech
on resumption. Mr.. Fort of Illinois
presented another bill on the silver
question.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

There is an effort in Congress to re-
cover large portions of the 2l5.000,000
acres of land which has been granted to
railroads. Many of the grants have
been forfeited by reconstruction of
the roads. Without doubt the govern
ment ought to reassert its title to such
lands. where there is no prospect of any
proportional benefit being rendered for
the gift. At the same time, there seems
to be fanatical and most absurd pref
udice against the policy of the land
grant, which to a moderate degree and
under wise restrictions, was wise poll
cy, and, even as it was, has brought
advantage as we'll as some disasters tc
the country. If the government car
open an otherwise inaccessible district
to settlement by giving one section t.
the railroad and one to the settler. it i
not an unvise policy. The folly was il
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

General Anderson, the convicted
member Of the Returning Board of Lou.
isiana, was Senator in the Legislature
of that State for about 20 years in un-
broken succession He was Democrat
ic Senator for some sixteen years before
the war, and Confederate Senator for
four years during the war, and then a
Senator with Democratic proclivities for
the eight years that followed the war.
While Warmoth was Governor of Louis
ana, Anderson was known as a "War.
moth Democrat" Since that epoch be
has called himself a Republican.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

been steadily growing. The annual
meeting of the American Fish Culturists
took place here this week, and many in
teresting statistics were presented from
which select the following Among all
fish interests the oyster trade is most
important; in the States 100000 of
bushels annually are consumed, and in
New York 100000 bushels annually.
The fisheries in the United States pro-
duced in 1876 total 1924, O39, 900
pounds. valued at $50. 1929. Cod
fisheries produced S4.825, $40 whale,
$2,84l, 900; mackerel, So, 365, 272; me-
baden, yielding more than the whale
fishery. 81, 657,790; great lake fisheries,
Sl,6O0,000; and the lobster catch over
$1,000,000. In the business, 2.l18 ves-
sells are employed RADIx.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

The wonderful Temperance refOrma-
ton that is sweeping over many of the
towns and villages of the land is making
itself apparent not only in the rescue Of
Numbers Of the victims of drink but in
the depOpulatiOn of the jails. In some
places the criminal courts are almost
without occupation and the jails almost
without tenants. This is alarming to
the keepers OF grOggeries and all ven-
diets of fire. water, but it is encouraging
to the friends of law and order and mo-
rality and religion.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

The New York papers are beginning
to talk Of the revival of business and
the auspicious spring opening of trade
in their city. They say that the open
ing of spring has been for some days
signalized by an unusual rush at the
downtown hotels, as well as by increas-
ed business at the leading Wholesale and
jobbing centres. Country merchants are
arriving daily and are preparing for
their spring purchases.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

pushing the pioneer stations too far,
scattering people too much, and necessi-
tating long mileages for few bushels
of wheat, poverty stricken railroads,
and mourning bond holders.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

The Boston Globe, which has hitherto
claimed to be independent, has gone
over into the folds of the Democracy. 1t
always had a hankering that way.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

Diphtheria is reported as quite preva-
lent in Pittsford.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

BURKE--Moderator. David Trull; Clerk, Theron
Bell; selectmen, Humphrey, D Townsend.
McNeal Treasurer. J Bemis; Overseer Of Poor.
Jesse Marshall; Constable and Collector. Ur Burt;
Listers Jesse Marshall David Trull. William Belden;
Auditors. A Harris. Hall. Hiram Bugbee; Town
Grand Jurors A Brown. M W Stoddard. George Greg
DRY; Town Agent. 7 G Bishop; School Superintend-
emit. Fl NJ Powers. Per cent. rssed grand list for
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11
TOWN OFFICERS ELECTED
MARCH 5. 1878.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. John c. Dow; Clerk. NJ. B.
Wilcox; Treasurer. J. =. Tenney; Overseer of Poor.
H. w. Chafey; Constable and Collector T. C. Miles;
Listers. Levi Rowell. 7. B. Johnson John B. Hovey;
Auditors NJ. Cowles. J. E. Chamberlin, E. G. Rowell;
Town Grand Jurors, J. y. Tenney. D. Buchanan ]. E.
Chamberlin Town Agent, ]. G. Dow; School Super
list for town expenses. so. Marri ges in 1877. ~;
births, 20; deaths. IA.
BARToN.-Moderator. W. W. Grout; Clerk, William
Graves; Assistant Clerk. VIM. Graves, Jr. Selectmen
o. ID. Owen. d. c. French, Benz Mossman: Treasurer,
T. @. Cobb; 0verseer of Poor, G. w. Jenness; LIST
G.. W. Jenness; Listers. w. +. Robinson Orrin Cutler
David ellis; Auditors, o. H. AUSTIN Edward Barnard
J. E. Skinner; Town Grand Jururs P. Guild Edward
Barnard Town Agent, B. NJ R. Nelson; School Su-
perntendent D. H. Anstn. Per cent. raised on grand
list for town expenses, 100. Marriages in 1877 90
births. 40; Deaths SO.
observation-disclosures Homer Bradley Clerk,
/. A. Wyman; Selectmen. G J. Gross. A. Wells A. O..
Josyn Treasurer, A. o. Joslyn; Overseer of Poor A.
Wells Constable and Collector, i. A. Wyman Listers,
R. Alexander, s. s. Tinkham, John Campbell; Audit
ors, Homer Bradley, S. Wiley, John Gilfllan; Town
Grand Jurors. A. Wells. W. Bassett Town Agent,
Homer Bradley; School Superintendent J. A. Gibson.
Per cent. raised grand list for town expenses 60.
Marriages in 1877 4; births, 16; deaths, 81.
CHARLEsToN.-MOderator, C. s. Human; Clerk, E.
parliu Gall ll,arf
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-07-17
BlfndIy Cropping

For some medicinal alcoholic resuscitant of
physical energy which should take the place
of the heady and frequently adultered slim
ulants of commerce, the medical practitiOn-
ers of quarter of a century ago were cleo
trIfied on first observing the reviviDg effects
upon the system of a tonic then recently
introduced, but which has since become the
most popular medicine sold on this CONT
nent, viz: Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Their astonishment and admiration were
increased when experience further disclosed
that this botanic remedy effected results
which the mineral drugs of the pharmaco-
peia often utterly failed to produce-among
others, the permanent restoration of vigor.
the removal Of digestive, secretive and eyac-
native irregularities, and tie eradication
and prevention of periodic fevers Speedy
recognition of the merits of the Bltters by
unprejudced and enlightened physicians
naturally followed this revelation of medical
facts, which have since received such fire.
quent and positive confirmation.