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National Republican., 1878-06-12
WHY WE OPPOSE Mn. LEONARD.


\ correspondent, who is deeply inter-
ested in the welfare of TIE NATIONAL RE
PUBLICAN, asks why it opposes the nomi-
nation of A. II. LEONARD for United
States District-Attorney of the State of
Louisiana when his appointment is urged
by Senator KELLOGG, Ex-Governor PACK
ARD, Ex-Governor HAHN, and other promi-
nent Republicans of that State This is not
hard question to answer, and we will en-
deayor to crafty the wish Of our respected
correspondent in terse but respectful
manner.
We oppose Mr.. LEONARD's appointment
as an administrator of the Federal laws in
the troublous, White-Leagued, and bull
dozed State of Louisiana for these reasons:
FUsi-That THE NATIONAL RErUBLI-
CAN is an out and out defender of the Re-
publican faith, and does not believe it
necessary, wise, or just to appoint any but
| Republicans to work out the destiny of q
Republican administration.
Sccond-We have carefully studied the
record of Mr.. LEONARD, as he revealed him
self in the FOSTER inyestigation-pages ll6
and ll7-and we find therein positions and
declarations clearly defined by himself,
which show him to have been a White
Lacquer of the boOdicst hue, fact which
in no degree entities him to favorable con
sideratiOn from Republican Administra-
ton.
Third-There is no evidence that he has
fully abured his White-League dogmas
and practices, even if he has since be-
change of heart we have no recorded his
tOry-and hence we regard him as untitled
! to administer the Federal laws in n State
where its local government has been over.
turned by power which he helped mate
rally to create and put in force.
! FOWTh-NO open and avOwel defer and
volatOr of the law to an extent that in
vovcd expressions and murders the most
foul, is, in our judgment, a safe repository OF
power to vindiCate its majesty and conserve
the rights and interests of the people.
| FyHh-As Mr.. LEONARD was u prominent
White Lacquer in l572, and for some time
subsequently y-if he has been converted, the
precise date Of his conversion has not been
announced, and hence our information on
that point is deicctve-his conversion
must have been Us sudden as that Of Sr
PAUL, without his subsequent self abnega-
tiOn in the new cause Of his espOusal.
LEONARD, instead of enlisting in the Re-
publican ranks and becoming n stalwarl de-
fender of the faith for the sake of its prIn-
cples now makes his appearance with his
basket on his arm in pursuit Of the loaves
and fishes of patronage. With THE REPUD-
LICAN this is not strong Endorsement for
favor.
For these reasons and others that might
be named we have interposed an objection
to Nj. LEoNARD's appointment to n trust
so important to the cause of law, order, per-
sonal right, justice, and the general welfare
National Republican., 1878-06-12

tons that in his op mi N nobody from Louisi.
ana was ever appointed to any position under
this Administration who did not come recon-
mendel by Wells and Thomas G. Anderson,
aud also said that all the members OF tho re-
turning bodr,l,with the except N of CasaDave,
have been taken care Of lie said that Audcr-
son tccgnphed here in behalf Of George l..
Smith for the Noy Orleans collectorship, and
Wells went to see Sherman about II.
Mr.. Darrall siid that Anderson ". F. told
him that he himself wanted no position, but
wanted some change In tho custom-houso IN
New Orleans, so that somo Of his friends,
among thcm Wcbcr's widow, could be provided
for. The papers referred to In the dispatch Of
April 10 meant the Matthews letters, the Weber
agreement, and tho Nash agreement: Ills mo-
tive In asking Anderson to bring these papers
was to see whether Anderson had papers suffi.
cient to cause Mr. Matthews tn render efficient
assistance.
Mr.. Darrall stated that no was told by
Mr.. Matthews that the latter had information
from Democratic source that copies of the
papers In Andcrson's possession had bcen fur
nishe1 to Mr.. Tilden's agents In Now York
and to tho Republican Sonator from New York.
This conversation took place carly in March.
Mr.. Matthews pretended that he did not care
anything for the papers in Andcrsou's posses.
sion so far as he himself was concerned, and
said ho felt satisfied that no such document rs
the Sherman letter ever existed.
In reply to Mr.. Potter, referring to tho men.
tiOn of the latter's name ia one of the letters
to Anderson, Mr. Darral said that lie and Mr
Potter had two conversations concerning Lou
isiana matters, in both OF which the Sherman
letter was mentioned. He said that Mr.. Potter
told him that tho nows he was communicating
was no news to him (P.); that there WAS no i'm.
preston left upon his mind; that Mr.. Potter
was negotiating for these papers, and that hi:
impression was that Mr.. Potter was not friend
ly to Mr.. Tilden.
The committee then adourned until to.mor'
row, at eleven o'clock %. IN.
National Republican., 1878-06-12
Hamburg Kid Gloves.

The United States Consul at Hamburg in
forms the Department OF State rs to the man
ncr in which the gloves at that city are made
and what from. The skins from which they
are made are those of young lambs or yearling
lambs, received from Austria, Spain, Monte
vdeo, and Bucnos Ayres-the higher priced
skins from the two former countries and the
cheaper from the two latter. The price of raw
skins ranges from $l2 to s26 per hundred. They
are tanned alta cost of 1850 per hundred, while
their dyeimg costs - per hundred. From ono
hundred Of these skins eight and half dozen
pairs of unassortcd twObuttOn gloves can be
made. The total cost of manufacturing and
packing up is tor hest quality from ycarlng
skins S5,lj per dozen, and for second quality
Young skins -. In each additional button
the cost IS increased thrty-six cents for the
young skins and 5ovcnty-two cents for yemling
skins.
National Republican., 1878-06-12

as the one for which he is named. II we
antagonizc friends in this position we re-
grct that our friends should have enlisted
in cause of doubtful propriety; hut we
have assumed it on the abstract question of
right and propriety, and If what we regard
to be wrong, politically and otherwise, shall
be consunimated by the Senate, we have
done all that is proper for us to do under
the circumstances to avert IL, and wo wash
our hands of its Inconsistencies and rcspon-
siblities We have no knowledge of Mr..
LEONARD, except as he appears in his own
record and hence are not influenced by any
considerations save those relating to polit
icnl consistency and the public welfare.
National Republican., 1878-06-12

THE Cumberland Md.) Ncrrs presents
the following as the four phases OF PoTrER's
revolution:
l. "Oh. no." said the Democrats. 1--WE do not
intend to attack HAYES title. OF course not.
That is a settled question, and we do not in
tend or desire to reopen it,"
=. Hello" says the Democrats. at now
looks as II HAYES had no title to his seat. If
this proves to be the case"-
3. We'll" the Democrats will presently be
saying "having proven to our own satisfac.
ton at least that II AYES has no title to his
seat, wn must give him the grand bounce and
put in THDEN."
1. Revolution Utter Business projtratiOn
Anarchy! Bl0odshed
National Republican., 1878-06-12
PERSONAL.

GENERAL GARFIELD has returned from Ohio.
ii. \. FULLER of Wilkcsbarrc, Pa, is at the
Ebbitt House.
CHIEF-JusTICE CARTIER has gouo to the
Hot Springs, Arkansas.
TJ. DEAvITT of Montpelier, VT, Is In town,
stopping with L. W. Kennedy, on Capitol Till
AMOS SMITH, JR., entered upon his duties
yesterday, rs collector of internal revenue at
Cincinnati, vice Weitzel removed.
SECRETARY THOMPSON will attend the
graduating exercises at the Naval Academy
Annapolis, Nd, on the 2Oth inst.
AMONG tho callers at the White House yes
tcrday, were Senators Wadleigh, Lamar Cam
cron, Pa Christiancy, and Patterson; Rep
resentatives Neal, Dwight, Phillips, Williams,
Wis., JOrgGnson, Upton, Thornburgh, Gard
ner BrOgden, and Welch.
Mr.. CHARLES 4. WErOioRE, of the Alta CD
iJOI7lidn, wcll-known Us one Of the ablcst Pa
Cihc slope journalists ut the National Capital,
leaves Washington for New York tonight.
He will sail for France, to represent the Cali
lUTnia Wine-GrOwers ut the Paris Exposition,
on the 18th inst.
CAPTAIS W. Ross Browse, librarian of tho
Navy Department, left the city yesterday morn.
Sig for Berkeley Springs, for his health, as the
guest of Judge J. W. Wright, Of this city, to
remain eight or ten days. During his absence
the duties of librarian will bo performed by
his assistant, DIR. IL. W. King
RICHARD II. WHITFIELD, esq, of Demerara,
has been suddenly called home to act as com
missioner In taking testimony for some i'm
portant lawsuit pending in tho courts of Eng
land. Mr.. Whitfield has been spending tho
winter in our city, at the National Hotel, and
has made many warm friends among our citi.
ZcnS.
LIEUTEN NAET-CO AN ANDERWILLIAM RAN.
DALI, L. s. n. Is at the Ebbitt House. When
Il masters mate in tho volunteer naval service
Commander Randall was on duty on board the
| iIl-Gited Cumberland, off Newport News, Gt
the time she was attacked and sunk By the
Merrimac going down in tho water with the
ship but subsequently swimming ashore.
National Republican., 1878-06-12

PorrER's committee is still pecking away
at the mine of investigation without any
nuggets of value to reward The effort The
body is damaged by any startling revcla-
tions Of fraud, though there has been some
extraordinary tall lying introduced for that
purpose. 1t is o cold scent and no game
will be reached.
National Republican., 1878-06-12

Mr.. HoII.TsrER, the botanist, has intro
duced into California, from Japan, new
fruit which has rs many varieties as the
apple of Western Europe. 1t is known as
the japanese pishamin, and, according to
Mr.. HoLIISrER, is the most beautiful of all
the fruits he has ever seen, and the most de-
licious to the taste. Four of those which
ripcned in California weighed threc-quartcrs
Of pound each, were of u rich yellow color,
md looked like balls of wax.
National Republican., 1878-06-12

WATrERsoN, of the Louisville Courier
Journal, is in New York city, and the
Graphic intimates that his business is not
wholly unconnected with an army of 100000
men, which he is engaged in drilling and
preparing 10 die in their tracks upon the
hrst auspicious occasion. wATrERsoN's
lambs are being fired in their hearts and
made ready to respond to bugle-call ere
the potato blooms.
National Republican., 1878-06-12

THE New York Express leans toward
pottcring POTTER rs senator Combines
luccessor. We shouldn't advise the Express
% invest much capital in that direction, for
10 Democrat will succeed New York's favor
te Senator. Then as to Potter, why
"Plgmics. tho pcrchcd on Airs
Are p'ginics still"
National Republican., 1878-06-12

We fear that our worthy and highly cs-
teemed President is falling into the habits
of the boy who was always gciug ont, ex-
ccpt when he was coming in.
National Republican., 1878-06-12
WAsaISGroy. nc Fob u 49,

WATHISGTOS u. C., Feb q, 1877.
Ny DEAR SIR: have your favor of the 25th
telegraphea you and have written as well. There
Is not athlng to tell you. My friends are for me
and 50 talk. The Cabinet are all friendly; every
one; and Senator VI. has been dong all he could.
Steele Is out OF tho way. II lays between me and
Packard don't think amy one Will be appointed
for some days and yOn know bost whether To
write me or come over. will write or Telegraph
you Of fNnythIng new don't think any one win
You had better come over saturday The only rs.
surnnce We can give is that my appointment will
be generally satisfactory, aud that ! can be con.
frned WIN write or telegraph Of any new devel-
Opmcnts. Truly yours, C. H. DARRALL
JAMES l.. ANDERSON, Philadelphia Pa
National Republican., 1878-06-12

ALL the world over baby governs. Yet often dis
ease will overcome the baby, aud then 1t Is that DR.
Bulls Baby syrup proves Its worth by c0nquering
the disease. Price . cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-06-12
BOARDING.

f7E PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
f ~ west,-Flrst-csss Board with largo. airy
Rooms from ~ to sio per week; transient sls per
day; baths and gas. MRS o. q. HOWARD.
No ronnecfhn ,chh B,s Ropdrd Hous.
JcsIy
EiRST.CLASS PRIVATE BOARDING-HOusE
II RYE BRACH n. IL
q. II. JENNES5.
Rooms large Pricss mJtera'e.
Address The Proprietor. waShIngton. d. O.. until
JulyL ,Iei-ims
National Republican., 1878-06-12

LIEl'TENANT-GuVERNo DOR-HEIMER is
mentioned in the list of Democratic worthless
who have their eye on the seat now occu-
picl by Senator COSKlGNG. Their name
may yet come 10 be legion, but they must
rccOllect that many are called and but few
"chOsen." We regard Governor DORsHEIsIER
Is among the very hest who's" names are
paradcd in this connection. lie is able and
ambitious, and would be popular if there
were no common people to be sympathized
with.
National Republican., 1878-06-12

1T is intimated that ANDERSON may pos
siblv become connected with the Democratic
organ in this city after the present investi-
CATION is over. If it needs any new aid in
bolstcring up its fraudulent circulation An
nEEsoN is just the man. for if anybody on
this earth can find way to print 1880 cir
culation on fifteen reams of paper of 800
sheets each, he is the iacile chap to accom-
plish such an achievement. lie is handy to
have around the house where lying is the
principal employment OF the occupants.
National Republican., 1878-06-12
MAsMINnro%. L. c. March LII le1s

" NN'HTNUTON, To T. WHfCh II, ItIS.
DEAR Mus. ANDERSON: got your note sent by
Jim. | wish You would come over here and
quarrel with me, Us would like 10 have some one
10 abuse, and You are so auiabe thatit would be
easy tu impose OH you. II | should get that an
pUntment will come over aud SEE you. But why
not you come over with Jim, and stay fcw days.
II would do you good. Please say TO him there Is
nothing new, except Marks thinks Anderson viii
got u new trial Monday. Ii 80, they may want 10
hold the collector open until that Is settled which
would DC a month or two. Senator VI. seems 10 be
all right film can, aud you will let him, | think
he had hest come over saturday again and hOpc
YOU will come along. hope your health will be
deserve to be. Very respectfully. &c,
L. b. DARRALL.
National Republican., 1878-06-12
TlldenerO POttero.

IHdenefO IOttefO,
Huntington IIuwkeyc.l
4 Mexican Don TildcmerO
TOO aged 10 emulate Nero,
Bul whose hugshcals of gold
Made the Old IA seal bold,
And Il bargain was closed with POttcTl
This Mexican statesman, PUlLCTO,
Ambitious 10 shine Us a hero,
Cunniyed at rebellion,
Himself AS chief h-llion,
This Senior MCXicanO POttoIo.
National Republican., 1878-06-12
Tilden's Jetties.
IN. Y. EXPIRES

IN 7 ; TNTTV7ST
Tucn wants Eads ~ ictty the way for him " the
White Iiuu,r, but the Captain suys he carrie, too
many barrgls.
National Republican., 1878-06-12
FOR RENT.

E'DR RENT-NO. rs + STREET SOUTHWEST.
l. Ten rooms, mo:Urn improvements inr .udng
stationary wa'f-tnGs In E'Unlry, and wash stands,
with hot and - II wu',r III rhunb"rs-Rl In perfect
order R"nt reuI Nunhic To irf unrmt tCnan InnuirC
OF CC0AS & SONS, gIoccrs II strct, corner Tweu-
tictiL ic-.tt
National Republican., 1878-06-12

JAMES T.. ASDERsAN, Philadelphia, Pa.
The following letters were also submitted:

WA1HINGTOS ID. C., April Il, 1878
DEAR Sir: inclose You the passes. Hunt will
heat in the senate. had long talk with the Pre-
idcnt last night, and very satisfactory, except in
he don't want 10 appoint q carpet bHggcr,
and will likely, for that reason. unless something
can be done. appoint Hahn or Albert Seward.
| am sure the President Is very well disposed
toward me, and IT, could only get in little work
| am sure. Hadn't you best telegraph him or
write, as II looks rs II II would be decided this
week. II 1t Is not, come over saturday, or better
Friday. II you don't come, send back the pasSes
Truly. In haste G.. u. DARRALL.
JAMES l.. ANDERSON, Philadelphia Pa
National Republican., 1878-06-12
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.

citizens and relieve the President OF much
embarrassing responsibility.
National Republican., 1878-06-12
G. u. DARiAIL.
JAMES T.. ANDERSON. Philadelphia, Pa.
The following letter was then read:

WANIIINTiTIN y. T., MnFCh q, IsIN.
DEAR SIR: have not written because there was
nothing n tell you. The appointment will not
likely he made TIL next week or till after the Ssu-
preme Court Of Louisiana has hnally acted In IN.
dcrsOu's case. Marks Is here rs also Governor
Hahn There ia not anything to tell you and no in
dicatinns of what will finally be- done. | suppose
you will be over saturday. Give my love to Laura
Why not bring her along for week. Not thing
10 tell, only still looks favorable. Truly yours,
National Republican., 1878-06-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

>~.I}o COLUMBIAN COLLEGE COMMENCE
sSS MESr.-lhc rSrrg 500 cpnn"ctel with the
annual CONNIE Icrmcnt OF tDlu uDnn College Will
take p!uc at l. II. o u Ilrll um MtDNl SpAN EVEN.
ING III" l.th ul.lnIt. beginning NJ o'c.ock, The
pIbllU ARE invited
j"ii JAMES &. WILLING, President.
n E3YS SPECIAL NOTICE
National Republican., 1878-06-12
Mis-. LAURA q. ANDERSON.
WAsuISgroS. DC. Aprll ol

WAsHISGToS, ID. C., April 2l, 1875.
DEAR SIR: ! think II quito sure that either Smith
or Leonard will be appointed Packard says lie Is
satisfied neither he or can get it, and 1t looks so to
me. The returning board are for smith which
helps him, of course. The matter will likely be
settled tomorrow. | think | will StHrt home nj
onCG--tO-mOrrOw or next day Would like very
much To come ovor and see you, but II IL Necessary
for me t0 get home. | am obliged to YOU all the
same If had succeeded. Marks will be here for
u time yet and think will succeed. Truly yours
{. d. DARRALL
J\NFs + ASDFusON Eso
National Republican., 1878-06-12


Eureka Co1nriI No. having voted u sIvrr lis con.
nuclIOn wi'h tbs order Ut SOysrclgnS Of Industry,
shall therefore Ofrr for ar ut public alttioa. On
TUESDAY. THE IIru INST, AT +. NJ,
(balDrc the meeting OF the CpuncID. In the Council
Chamber, No. .O!i seventh streets nOrtliwIs', thu
National Republican., 1878-06-12
ROOMS FOR RENT.
Wa NTED.


WANTED a RELIABLE EOOK-kEEpfH OF
w many veir' experience in commercial bus!-
nest; writes u splendid md, speaks German niri
French is d, srUus Of u permanent enlargement, or
Wiling TO keep IO<S part Of the day. Addre q. NJ.
NJ, this Office. lri23t
"ASTED-h SITUATION AS CHAMBER
w mad, or ilr't ciasl IarnhrosI by competent
you white woman. Address sB Ninth street north
west. Icls-3
WANTED - SITUATION AS DRIVER OR
w Waiter; willing to do anyth'ns la or Ter to o.
tain emuiOymrnt ErSt Of rreiIu''S giTcIi. AddrrS
W. WILLIAMS. tins office jriis
WANTED - LITERARY WORK DONE Vt
w short nO'k~. Biographical sketches FsItNS. or
Address written tor n reasonable comp 'rsItiOn Nd
diCsS 'SCRlBESDD,' this Ollie. Irls
WANTED-A PARTNER lACTlNE OR -.
w lvnD with capital Of sislDL 10 engage IN the
manufacture OF nc ! patented farming npl"nlcnt,
whIrI has ready slltfS nnd barge profits Aidrss
tULTlNAIOli RErCnLiCAN Uihc" l,ll.n
National Republican., 1878-06-12

WATnNGTuS, D. C., Feb 81 1879
M DEAR SIR; From some things that | have
hcarI Aimee writing you to-day, advise you to got
Immediately and keep all those papers in your own
possession, and be ready to come over aud bring
Them uil with You on Saturday If write or tclr.
graph You. This | have heard comes from New
York aud YOU cannot We TOO careful. All looking
favorable 81 far, but you will necd to come over
think, OH saturday, anyhow. But do as lulYiau
with the papers Truly yours, G. H. u.
JAS L. A%DEllsoN Philadelphia, Pa
While out of your possession something might
happen, aud what | have heard makes inc very
uneasy You cannot be too guarded.
Telegram
WESTERN UNION COMPANY,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. H. 1873
To Jrr,1s b. IHiCrsOIl, Olcc North 1HCrirdn IihRI.
ddEhiu:
Best como over tonight sure Sent passes Thurs.
day, Bring papers - or Tuesday certain.
c. B. DARRALL.
Tsp, D. X. Bup.
Mr.. Darrall stated, in reply 10 further ques-
National Republican., 1878-06-12

My DEAR SIN: ! hal an Interview with NJ
this evening and told him what had heard from
Potter, aud that you had been over anl assured mo
the papers were all IA your own possession and
would remain 50, lIo said he had heard from
another source that Propositions had been made by
some one, and in talking remarked that II all went
right you ought or were to give them up. said that
would surely DO 'lonc and would be responsible.
He " rOIrf. spoke only Of the ShsrlIdn copy, and
| referred TO nothing else. You had best write him
you were over but did not care TO trouble him and
that you assured NE tue papers were safe in your
own possession aud would he given UP when
went IN. You understand neither Of Us referred to
Ruy paper Jrpm him you had, and all looks fayor.
able as We could wish. We will hear from Marks
tomorrow, and will at once let yOu know. Write
or not, Us you think bGst, to Nj, but 1t seems 10
mo better TO write. Give my love to Mrs. A.. and
tell her We hfp going 10 win. Nrlte any news rom
the So. Truly yours, c. B. DARRALL.
Mr.. McNIahon-Give us your recollection of
certain things that you heard concerning the
papers referred to.
The witnCss-Shortly after the first inter-
view with Mr.. Matthews | had cOnyeTsa-
tiOu with him, IN which told him that An
d9rson said tnat he had some letters contain
ing some things which would not sound well
to some gentlemen concerned. had heard
that his letters to Anderson, which were in the
hands Of AndCrsOH's attorney, were to be sur
rendered to some friends OF Mr. Tiden iu New
York, and hence ! wrote to Anderson to be
guarded about |. Mr. Matthews had told me
that he was anxious to serve me aud Packard,
rs well ls Anderson, who .had done faithful
service to the party in Louisiana.
At this point Mr. Cox informed the chair.
man that Governor Young. Of Ohio was pre-
sent.
The chairman-Well, we will stop right
here
APPEARANCE OF GOVERNOR YOUNG.
Governor Houug--l read in this mornings
Post with reference to the telegram which was
brought in here yesterday that General Butler
wanted me, As am about to leave the city
tonight | thought it best to present myself
National Republican., 1878-06-12
FIrTY.oNE SHARES OF STOCK

In the Sovcrcgns cooperative Assoc ation belonging
to sad Council III Nut.On IL taken to Hvpd the cN
-, CitrHt ~ the SOvcregns " In iusirT aud to
ftTwnghhn the SDv"relgrs Cooperative Association
and similar enlprprai"B
Iiy order Of the COunril.
jplh2tF JOIIS W. GRIFFIN, Trustee.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-12-07
A Woman. Loci.

IL is useless to take medicine. 1 shall
feel better tomorrow. Besides, I need the
money to get that lovely new hat. NV old
one is such fright, aud people will look
more at my bonnet than they will at my
face. / viii wait till feel worse before /
spend any money for medicine" The new
bonnet is purchased and fifty other femi.
nine necessdrtcs in the form OF ribbons, lsces,
brooches, etc. Meanwhile the lady's face
becomes every day paler and thinner, and
her body weaker, until disease has gained
so firm fooihold in her sy stem, that the
most thorough, and Ofttimes a hong and
tedious course of treatment IS necessary TO
restore her 70 health. Ladies, attend to
your health before you even think OF ap-
parel. a fresh, blooming face in a plain
bonnet is much handsomer and far more at
tractive TO your gentlemen friends than a
pain worn, diseased face in the most elab.
crate and elegant hat your milliner could
devise. DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
is everywhere acknowledged 90 be the
standard remedy for female complaints and
weaknesses. IL is sold by Druggists
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-12-07

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the human body, and the bile which 10 Sc
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rection from It's proper channels than any
other Of the animal fluids Luckily for
The bilious, however, there is an unfailinp
source OF relief from liver complaint.
namely Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, n
medicine which for over n quarter of q
century has been achieving thorough cures
OF the above mentioned ailments, fever and
ague, dyspepsia, bowel complaints, rheu.
matte and kidney affections, and disorders
Involving loss Of nervous vigor. n Isl.
moreover preventive Of malarial disease,
and affords protection 20 thousands of per.