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SO does that beautiful revolving perfume
case at Campbell 4 keEdrick's Shawnee street
drug store. IL your niend has made you I.
Christmas present, you cannot better return
the favor itan 10y purChas sing a too lie ot TINS
exquisite perfume. L. l. chs ap and makes a
very appropriate holiday gift.
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Japan Withdraw Her Treaties-A
lsussian PriZe-DOm Carlos Ne.
OueSted 0O Leave.

PARIS, December 1.-THE "Moniteurr
states that Japan has denounced all CONNER
cial treaties and Resumed Its right to revise
the customs anu duties ut its pleasure.
A Russian official dispatch says the steam
er ..ku>>land, }" COMMANDED by Adjutant Bar
nahofi, has returned To Srba>tapol from BoS-
phoru>, bringing, IL prize, the Turkish
transport steamer "Messina," with 100 Turk
ish troops on b ard.
The French government has requested Don
Carlos 10 leave France, and he started fIom
the frontier to-day.
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A MARRIAGE NOT COUNTED On.
A Young Wan Gets Left While Get
ding Ready for a Marriage Cere


ON last Tuesday morning, a certain youth
vino lives not far from the classic precincts of
''Slabiown," having for a number of weeks,
paid his respects To a fair young Missouri
girl, and having made arrangements to get
married and be happy in the future, came
over 10 this side OF the river in order to get a
few articles that might be necessary to his
toilet on the wedding day, which
set for Wedne afternoon.
After getting all his packages In proper shape
H. departed for home with a buoyaDt heart.
On hts arrival he was m-t by some friends,
who SPOKE To him in "A mysiei ious kind of a
manner, aud finally Informed him that his
L ~ iis'd not been n profitable one, for the girl
who lad agreed To marry him hal, in his alb
sence, skipped OF quietly and married anoth-
IT MN. anu was getting ready TO 20 to
housekeeping. He was "a little stunned at
first, but come To the wise concl sion that he
la escaped In good time from future punish
mrnt.
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a NiN 4 PdRf 9tffEof flis9f nEdaH 81
DISTRIBUTIONS, ls7s, at NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, JANUARY s,
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7 At the clrctiop neid IN LeaVenwnrth chap.
TEL No. =. a. r. anu 4. NJ last Monday night
the foIluwIug Officers were chosen IOr the IA.
suing Masonic var:
!. Y r. "a. d Al. l..
l.. ". D,-vud, r..
ID. ". .,lupb 30, =.
ihT. B-ci, I,TtsGr,r.
J. " :. lake, ...trttTy.
j. Can, ser, IA In Der pI BOa.d Of Trustees.
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Elections i'm Comm aucery No. I,

At the regular annual conclave of L.eaven-
worth Commandery No. l, Knights Templar,
Wednesday night, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Henry {. Akin, Eminent Commander
II. j. Frriing, Grnerali>>imo.
Win NJ. Forte>cu-- Capiafn-Cienersl,
II. BylngIon, senior Warden.
VIM. :. Cable, Junior Warden.
John Mckee. Treasurer.
j. ". Park, Recorder.
ID. IL. DOty stand ,rd bearer.
j. Nal>irum, sword bearer.
J. Shifier, y ar,i,r.
ID. Il. DoIy, rmber of the Board of Trus-
te :.
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Austria States Very Plainly 20 Servta
What she Muss Do.

BELGRADE, ID .cember G.-Prince wruek.
the Austrian diplomat C agent, has Informed
the SrrvIan government that Austria d.c;s-
lively protest before hand, against Seryia ex-
tending her action, either war like or rpyolu-
tionary, 10 Bosnia or Hersegovinia. Servia
has consequently given her formal assurance
that the strictest orders has been Forwarded
to the commander Of the Drina corps. 10 re-
tIain from all hssti.ities In the direction of
Bosnia.
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The Seryian. Victorious.

BELGRABE, December 26.-The ServianS on
Mpniay, after eight hours severe. fighting
captured O<Iala>ka, together with three
kTupP guns and "a large quantity of anImuni.
tIon and provisions. The Turks lost MANY
killed and some priSouer,
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RAGUsSa December q, lS7.-The Monten-
esrins yesterday defeaisd a body of Turks oc-
cnpying entrenched positions between Re-
Ven BsJaro and the town of Dulcezaro. The
Turks lost many prisoners, three flags and a
quantity Of provisions.
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ST. PETERsBURf;, December ~ An official
tel, gram states that the sudden drifting of
ice III the DJnub, has torn away the bridge al
lbrall. Russian steamer is frozen in and
unable 10 app zach the bridge. Grand Duke.
Alexis announces that communication can
not De restored Tor the present.
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The British Fleet Leave Turk ian
Water,-Whas she SePyians are D~.

CoSsrANTINoPLE, December 1.-THE Rri,.
ish fleet has left Besika Bay for the C,ulf al
Eauria, near Smyrna.
OF inspection in the Balkans
The Servians .annonaded Navi Bazaar and
Pirat, but were repuised. II Is believed thai
they intend To turn from Nayi Bazaar and Al !.
vance TO the Balkans and Mitroyitza md
Prischtina. anu
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st. PETERsBUG, DecemberG.-The" "a gency
R'isse" observes that the English cabinet is
encouraging the Porte To further resistance
by convoking the British Parliament earlier
than usual, will compel the Russians O march
ON Constantinople, causing the precise result
which II seeks 10 avert.
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Official AdyiceS.

WASHINGTON, ID. l., December 26-The War
Department To-day received dispatches ia re-
lation 10 tue events just TRANSFERRED in san
Ellzerlo and in III P;.>o county, but the only
Information given out by the Department Is
that all j. now quiet there, and that Colonel
Lewis, who commands i'll san EiiZeriO, has
been ordered TO assist To arrest the sheriff in
ItI.. l. inn
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W. H. Monroe and James Lane, who are
changed with stealing quantity OF valuable
goods from Mr.. ii. Benson, on the Govern
ment farm, waived an examination, yester-
day morning, before Justice Matthias, and
were held Ia bail in the sum oil 81. W each.
They were committed TO Jail, in default of
bail.
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LONDON, December IA Bucharest dis.
patch says the bridge across the Danube a,
Nicapolis Was totally destroyed BY ice Wed.
nesday. The de,truct on OF the bri,,s.. =,
SistOva must follow unless IL 1. immefis,ei,.
removed.
Russian onward movement, and II hrSsrs M
leOk - though the campaign was over for The
yea1. The ratlWays ase nos vOektoe r.~niare
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International Law Governing the
War-Russja Will yos MeAtase

1T. PErERsBURG, December IL The
"AseDce RUSS" SAYS the Porte's request for
hesitation will be declined. because, accord
ing To the international law, mediation Is
only possible when solicited by bot beliger-
eDts. Otherwise mediation becomes inter-
yrntiOn
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ERZErorM, December S-The Russian
lines have been pushed forward and Erzer-
oum Is almost invested. The Russian in
fantry Is ma>sed in The northern part of the
plain. The bombariment oil the plain and
the consequent interrup ion of Geographic
service is imminent
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In The nair-ruf he stale nf Vim. Mosser,
d CEASE, g.. II. Mosser, administrators, made
II 81 annual settlement.
In the mailer uG the estate of Jacob Lipp
and other n.Iu"rs Jacob Mag er IuGgde nIIal
s.itlem nJ, ri.d resigned, anu Anne Lipp,
was appointed guar,.lan of Ihe .enaIinIng
minors.
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Ir is a notable fact that there are fewer
| ,,.,,-.., :, a., -, a., a., So. -
| s.,-a'N = -
I-.' -. ''-
- ,..,7,.,,.,--,,
'eiuas ihle' ~" ing Jul observation-disclosures Win
we" l" possible location mere
HE ponce are On tue LOOKOUT ior a party
WHO has haoIt OF browning aoou' resiuehces
/ near the corner OF Shawnee and Fifth
streets
| Il i"hi pei"eeh t"o urchhen soioiefs oc-
| cuiIeu on D..a~aie sItst iisl hieht. me
| ieouit Wa PiehtS vi iheu anu boO"! SCH
| -, g., o,,,o, ,,,.ox,
| h-o1 -S''N'e "PP'ie'' III ' ~ P
yesterday Gordon y Bros. had "A good supply
| last uiynt RadIshe, have been in the mar
k-t ali winter
| The fellow who got charge OF bud shot In
his clothing last night VIII hot leel IKE iooi-
~. IL ...,,' A N'f -, " f ~
| Turpr n.v.r was a ,ims I'm the history oftbe
-
ei's' "neh Jul hiahuia'tu Aeeies'S "eie
strangers from abroad.
Inn euaAei ehui "" 'uiu"S S@no e"1'seu
Piehsaht sociai las. evening ine was
e ooa al anu many sooo 'iins' "eie
r,,,o,..., ,h,, ,bs.r. is IN he n ,vedd;ny
-, -
soon III W nile cloud, DOnltnan comfy anu
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The Emperor Approves Of bismarck
Nchenc-rOre Guns for Russia.

BERLIN, December 1.-THE Emperor seems
to have approved in substance OF the PROPOSE
tons submitted by Prince Bismarck, respect
ing the new commercial ami financial
policy.
Russia has ordered 200 Krupp field guns.
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DR.. WHITTIER,
ST. st. Charles street, 81. Louis, ,io.
DR.. WHITE R,

OH st. Charlos street,
Treats all forms of Veneral Diseases, Semi
nal Emissions and Sexual Debility, with
unparalleled success. No matter who failed,
call or write; pamphlet or consultation free"
Tan refer to the medical profession in al
parts of the Country
PopuiarilluStra:eG book 2oopas es1on
MANHOOD WoMANHooDi MARRIAGE!
Impcdiments TO Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent sccUr"iy senis3 Il, post
Did for 60 cents, by DIX. c. WHITTIER,
II st. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist. Read his works.
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Highly Esteem ed.

DIR. Prices American Perfumes Pet Rose,
Alisla Boguet and other oGors, are rich and
highly esteemed perfumes They are used by
the most polished and refined persons for
their powerful, durable and exquisite fr;ig-
rsnce. No toilet Is complete without them.
Druggists and dealers IN toIlel articles can
I'm IN, m
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against all prisoners arrested and to protect
citizrns from being piiiaged or any way Ia
terferei with by the mob. IL is unoffic ally
stated however, that the u. =. troops We're
called upon 10 assist in making arrests of the.
parties connected with the killing of Judge
Howard and others that in doing so, resis-
lance was oiier'-d-s and twenty of the mob
killed and subsequently two persons were
taken outand Iynched by the rangers.
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1857 Prizes, amounting to
-. A. DAUPptIN,
p. o. Box So, New Orleans, Ia

All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and Arrangements OF
GEsSERAIIS u. 7. BEACREGARD aud H.
ocanitai PTize, 100000. Whole Tickets, no
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BELGRADE, December .6-The Servians
Cndrr-GcHcrals l. >cEauin and Bcnitzk
have occupied I'>kavaIZ and Eurshumie an,
caplurcd quantity OF cattle ami provisions
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CITY NEWS.
rFnm Thursday Mornings Daily.l

TFHrm Thursday Mornings Daily.l
MUDDY, muddier, mu!drist.
SELLERS Cough Syrup, for sale by Camp
bell & Kendrick.
LEAvESwoRrH com-nandery No. ] elected
officers last evening.
LAST night Is pronounced 10 have been one
of the darkest Of the ason.
THE river continues TO rise, and the pros
pect i good for high water
The receipts in the County Treasurer Of
flee yesterday footed up nearly $3.50.
CONSIDERABLE interest Is being manifested
with regard TO the lectures at the Academy Of
Science
The Leyvenworth Turnverein. will give
their annual bali at Turner Ball New
ears eve,
Mr. VI. PHELAN says that his Christmas
trade has been larger this week than for fii-
teen years.
EVERY train from the surrounding country
brings in large numbers of people from trIbu-
tary towns.
1t is reported that scarlet fever is epidemic
in Platte city, 10 the extent that sle holiday
pleasures are interiered with.
NUMBER of strangers from abroad were
in the city yesterday, patronizng our manu-
featuring Establishments In "A wholesale way.
Mr. +. T.. HENEY, met with a Christmas
froIic Tue-day, which was not pleasant. He
lost a 500 bill while walking along the street.
WE are OF the opinion that II IHiGt be good,
for the simple reason that 20 many praise it
and physicians prescribe it. We mean Dr.
Bulls Cough syrup
THE thermometer indicated 80 on Christ
mas, which l. cooler than the weather has
been for several weeks. Yesterday a
of
toward evening
THE bill OF fare at the Mansion House on
Christmas by far one of the most ele
giant that has been ofier''d to the public for
many year,. II contained everything in the
art cliS,ne, wall a wine list, repIete with
the tine>t vintage the market affords.
CRIMINAL complaint was sworn out
against Jacob Grebe, by County Attorney
Taylor, yesterday Afternoon. The prslimin-
airy proceedings Will b. held in the Police
out
MARRIAGE licenses have been issued du-
ring Tie week, to the following:
Jo>-pu Ani,r-on aud Hattie VI. Perkins
james AIat'ltwS AID Ju ia De.r.w.
Two other c"up,r~ aie m nI.Lu,Si on the
r.c"rGN but 10y Sp citl Request thu axe mol
Su1 .-iI-.s.
i SER .EASr .,ad escort Of rhe 2th Infsntry
arrive a. Fu.t I.,..,Vtnwo1h yesterday fum
Omaha barracks wiin TWO mil AIRY % i>on-r>.
one = semi ne d L. rh. military pr son TOR
two year Tor desc, ton and ;he other TO ia.
sia'e u I, nli ~ Tor :. ven years Tor an al
tempted murder.
.taa ard Excellence.
Tac iIac. That ID. Pres FIasoring Ex-
II have woiI in pubic estimation SUI
tail Us la Z e ..>>eItion Jh5 iur standard *
C euce hey have tao equal IA the market.
"a 10 Nj 10 .4s i#.sn in
~ BT. PMS F.aNoriH-. Van! 20, Lemon.
GA 80. A,'ctaIInI, DC, VIII eu,.Ise the above
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If You Want

just the thing to keep boys at home in
the evenings, and train them in habits Of
business.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
1t is Understood That England and
Russia Have Come to an In
Outstanding.
Russian Bridges Across the Danube
Being Destroyed by Ice.
Pievna Said TO Vast CharneI
House of Dead and Dying
Turks.
Are Investing.
xslu nGer.


ALFNASETZ, d cemb.r $50 co Servians
with nne-hu"drcd ami twenty guns are i'll
vestiEg NIc>ecS.
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,-iau-lnrd Excellence.

Tae ilsce That ID. Pres EIaSoriHg Ex-
Il C have woh in pubic estimation SUI
"a; 10 Ia & assertion th;'i l"r standard ex-
C 4euce hey have tao eqU:i in the market.
Nv, ~ ior--. wite WHO has lad Gee ts,on TO
~ BT. Pms F4.INorIti--. VAN! .., Lemon.
GA ge. A,'c,aIinI DC, VIII eIIs.oIse the above
suT
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TORONTO, December 27.-About one hun
dr,d unemployed workmen waited on the
Mayor to-day. and STATED that they must
have work, or they and their families would
siarye- The majority OF them Will be set TO
work breaking stone to- morrow.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-10-09
He Was After Dickens.

do you want to hire reporter?' In
ouired a red-nosed young man, as he
thrust his illuminated olfactory into this
Office yesterday.
He was Informed that we had all the
help we required at present. i.
sorryE4Every sorry Z he said bowling
quite low; '.just noticed by squib in ne VS.
paper that the immortal Dickens began
life as reporter; first / had heard Of it.
and concluded at once to begin that way
myself. Dickens made great success
of it, and what has been done once can
be done again." ....5 T.
We acknowledged that Dickens had
made quite hit..ie ~ .,.,sy,- s's 7 I
ga decided hit," pnt in the young
man, stsand all want is to start under
the same auspices. Sure you have no
place for me?'' .@; sT7 t>s.f s.ai
"No place at present" .s,
"Mighty sorry,' replied the applicant;
"have just been reading 'David Centre
feld,' and am quite charmed with the
authors style."8, ~ s.esm RI 81
David Coppcrfeld, not sCentrefcld, >"
we ventured to suggest. aao
"Ferhaps you're right; yes, now | rec
ollect, you are right; much obliged;
been playing baseball lately, and have
got names confused. Will be in town a
few days, and hope you will not forget
me if vacancy should accur."
We promised, to remember him, and
the young man withdrew. Hsslri
Protruding his beacon light once more.
he said: mf Is e.
"Daniel Webster, Benjamin Franklin,
and Napoleon Bonaparte also began life
in news paper offices; but don't care fol
them; Dickens is the man I'm after,
and he closed the door softly and went
down stairs on his tiptoes.-OH City Der
rick. 49,
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2 Country Homes.

It often to be observed. in passing
through farming districts, that little care
is evilced in the arrangements Of farm
honesteads. An ugly fence has been
put around square of land, box of a
house planted in the center. and stable
with straw roof or no roof at all, in one
corner, kitchen garden on one side of
the house and hay yard at the other.
If any shade, fruit trees or shrubs are
seen about the premises, they only
add to the confusion. On the spur Of the
moment, and in great haste of settlement,
the occuponts labored under confused
notion Of what was needed to make a
pleasant and convenient home. And
having started out in this way they keep
on year after year making no improve
ments; they cultivate no taste for the
beautiful; they acquaint themselves with
few, if any, OF the comforts Of an orderly
and well arranged homestead.
Even on the best of farms, where the
buildings and farms are good, there is an
objectionable carelessness, in many re-
spects. Currant bushes, f$gooseberry
bushes. and the various berry briars, with
now and then little frewood,or luxur-
liant burdock all tangled with an impene-
trable barrier, form the borders OF the
garden, while the fruit trees are scattered
here and there, rough-barked and scrub
by. a little order infused into the own
ner's constitution; little care and atten-
ton given to what some regard as trifing
matters about their premises, would
make home blooming and attractive. No
one has more opportunities to create
home attractions, or better right to en-
JOY them than the farmer. He should
not let his opportunity pass.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-10-09

The Heart is delicate organ and must be
kept in perfect health that the blood may cir
culate properly and promote the growth of
every organ of the body; therefore if you have
any symptoms of Heart Disease, do not de.
lay, butprocllre suitable remedy, such as we
# er you in D.. Graves HEARTl REGULA-
TOR, and arrest the disease-delay is always
dangerous.
Among the many forms of Heart Disease
are Palpitation, Enlargement, Spasms OF the
Heart Stoppage of the Action of the Heart.
Trembling all over and about the Heart
Rheumatism, General Debility and Sinking OF
the Spirits. Send yonr nameto F. E. INGALLS,,
Concord, N. H., for a pamphlet containing q
list of testimonials of cures, &c. :. -i..a
The HEART REGULATOR is guaranteed to
cure all sym: toms Of Heart Disease, organic
or sympathetic, and can be procured of your
druggist at SO cents and 81 per bottle. L
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-10-09
Boxes on the Ear.


The blindness Of the late King of Hanov-
er, says, the London Lancet, was occa-
stoned, it is understood, by an accidental
and by no means violent blow upon, the eye.
Scarcely day passes,Twe believe, With
out.some schooimaster Tor schoolfellow,
in natural imitation of his MASTERY giving
lad smart "box" upon the ear. Few
persons would be bold enough to chose
the eye as part upon which it was ex-
pedient to inflict a violent blow by way
Of moral education, but there is apparent
ly no end to the mum bersy who select an
organ upon which violence is liable to be
attended which more dangerous results.
For not. My is deafness caused by ''box-
es," which rupture Gas they continually
do) the drum of the ear, but the infam-
nation Of the internal cavity, which is SO
frequent a result, may be followed by
disease of the bone, giving rise to abcess
of the brain, and having fatal termina-
ton. Medical men alone can be fully
aware how fruitful a source of suffering
and danger is represented by box upon
the ear. There are, for example, under
observation at the present moment two
schoolboys who have been the victims of
s4ch an assault. Surely, the schoolmast-
er Dug hit to have learned, long ere this,
the danger Of a mode of personal chas-
tisement that has apparently usurped the
place Of others, which were not attended
with an equal amount offperil.
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POmD01i.

Excavations at Pompeii prove the city to
have been one of the most fashionable and
beautiful of Roman summer resorts, and but
for the eruption it might have remained so to
this day. AS with Pompeii, so with thou
sands OF people who have beauty of form and
feature. They might be admired butt for the
eruption, that makes the face unsightly, and
betrays the presence Of scrofula, viruleat
blood poison, or general debility. There is
but one remedy that positively cures these
affections, and that remedy is DIR. Pierce,s
Golden Medical Discovery. It is the best
known tonic, alternative, and resolvent It
speedily cures pimples, blotches, liver spots,
and all diseases arizing from impoverished or
impure blood: It also cures dyspep ia, and
regulates the liver and bowels. Sold by drug
giStS 5!3l if!tH ssA s}i4tt itss9 5Ef0E
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IMPORTANr acknowledgements Fam
lies and Others purchase Remedy equal to Dr.
TOBIAS VENETIAN EMINENT for the cure Of
Cholera Dsrhooea, Dysentary, Group Colo, and Sea
sickness, taken internaly-dt is perfectly harmless
Chronic Rheumatism. Headache, Toothache, Sore
Btsso Isl tie limbs baef and Chest The
gu! EI [ Vas INTRODUCED in 1874, and
stating that if it ten dollars bottle they would
not be without it. Thousands Of certificates can be
properties, Sold by the 40 CTS, Depot II
Murray Street, New York.sF 84ffilbI SIa-T.fT.
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A Word of warning to counterfei.ers.


The widespread fame of Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters caused necessity on our part to
remind, from time to time, whom it may con-
Germ, OF the fact thai initiating said article is
punishable offence, and we now give this
word OF caution, that we will most assuredly
have all those persons engaged in re-filling
our secondhand bottles, selling by the gallon
or barrel or in any manner whatsoever palm
ing off on the public a spurious article pur-
porting to be our preparation punished to the
full extent Of the law. Penalty for counter
feitirrg, or dealing in counterfeit trade mark
goods. as set forth in law recently passed by
Congress: "Fine not exceeding $1,000, OF i'm
prisoment not more than two years, or both
su;h fine and imprisonment" We never fail
to Convict
NOTICE .rsfGeEALERs AND PURCHASERS
Hostetter,'s' are 'aeue,, under, any ,c;rcuns-
stances, sold IN out3, BUT ALWAYS IN BOTTLES,
withla finely engraved g. Sy-rternal Revenue
Especial proprietary Stamp vering IL e cork
of each bottle, fastened to beth sides of the
neck of same. All Bitters purportfng to he
Hostetter's, without this stamp, are counter.
felt. HosTETTER & SMITH