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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
NEWPORT TOPICS.

NEWPORT. X. l., Aug. 11.-Newport is hay
ing penty o. rain 20 the disgust the h0eLkespers IL
laererrd with the polo Sports yesterday Afternoon ana
the members OF the Polo Club Tar have been very I'M
fortunate IN regard TO having pleasant weather Yes
terday however, the spectators determined 10 re-
MAN. aud did actually witness every game. holding UNI
breas This speaks well for tho attracyeness OF polo
The fashionable churches crowded to-day aud
In many Of them collections made for the benefit
Of the Newport Hospital. The Rev. Dr. Morgan, OF ST.
Thomass church, New-York, preached at Trinity
Church. aud the Rev. George ZabIske Gray d. d., or
Cambrgc, nad charge OF the services at Aon Church.
The LION. Stanley Matthews. Of Cincinnati, is al the
Ocean House. .....
Judge Harlan, Of the United States supreme Court, is
visiting his frieuds here.
James Gordon Bennett has given $50 to the Touro
tcoored Chapel. Pierre Lorilard, OF heW-fork, has
also gyeDi the same amount
The concerts gwen here by Miss Annie Louise Cary.
Mi,s Emma Abbott Florence Rice Knox ana the other
members Of the company, have given general salslae
ton. .... .... .r
Johu L. wordeu, U. s. NJ Mrs ]. Scott, of Washing
ton the Rev Dr. Payne and wife. of schenectady. Mrs
j. W Beach OF Hartford, John Balston, W. ~ Light
foot OF Mobile, and Lewis Green,Jrp Of Columbus Mss
are &C the Hoid Aauldneck'
The members Of the NsrFagansett Gun Club Will
shoot on the 10Th inst for valuable cup presented by
Psrre I.oFDb'rd, OF Nes-York.
Inc challenge match OF polo has been postponed until
Saturday next. s-..-. .... .. r.. - A. .
Robert Garett, of Baltimore, has rented the Edgar
cottage ON Besyuc-ave.
Among the late arrivals are the following T..
Ocean House,. 4, Jft and wife, G. C. Beamanl ~,
s. O. B,rpum MIS-. q. ~. Fuller, Aaron Sc u9Mb Mrs.
PaTnelI b. X Bliss ]. 3. Blr6er W. r Benedict. Geo
Law IT, r. O. Grtswod, J. y. Mingf, Miss Barber, n.
R56iason, Harry n, ogden, Ne~-YeTki Miss warden
Washington; T. H. Barber, u. 5. A, Miss Bessie Miller
Ward Hunt, jr., aud wife, Utica; Miss r. u Depny'
brooklyn; samuel x, wilson Ftenipni q Hurley Luce;
bowneP Charles Whittier, b. A, DUNBAR U, ~ Butler,
Boston; X NJ. BlakstOn, ID, W. Gu t5 ana St- PnllA-
doIpaa; A. J. BeIden aud vile. Syracuse; C. A. Wikn.
80, opd wife, Pfoyiden the Misses Adams, Means aud
SIT ~ 'a Onto; r. r. MurgTave, steamship Celtic, q.
W r. r. cd A. T. Thornhll, England Henry 5 Bpnster,
Cnin. = A.: j. j. Russell, Plymeathi J. IL. Chappell
and VIE New London. - ,.-.-, ,>l.,v -
Hotel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y. Babeoek DH n. ID.
PANE Henry Draper, Dr.. SEWN ard VIE, d. BfuhiR,
New-Yorh; j. H. herpOn and wife, West Troy charles
b. Babro0k Miss L. NJ. Derby, New-Yorkj H. A. Pratt,
GOVeIsyile, y. \. u q
MITCHELL New-YUrk u. Pond, y, H. Parz, Philadelphia
W. C. Raymond Newark. n. il; !. NJ Mcpherson, Bhi-
faio; q w smith, New Bedford; j. II. Morris, r. n.
Knight, PrOvideuce. -. .-,-.. -, A., H.,
Brunswick, New-York, is IN town. r...E TT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

frequent and violent Yesterday eoon after noon tne
heavens seemed 10 ouen almost without warning ana
great Hoods OF water rushing down. Ire clouiis
had gathered in wonderfully short time 9io theY were
marvelOusy quick In dropping their buidrn OF ram IN
q few Minutes q roaring torrent Ha4 IDS lhk NVsn
Broadway the western side, weh Is lower man the
other Fortunately the storm cano on before people
had left the churches for the hotels or ther noo ana
so only few pei canght IN tpe deluge ZEN
Insnatee thn storm was over and tie sun shining
brilliantly. Trees, grass, flowers streets and p9ia,lgs
looked ard bright after the baptism they bad re-
oeived The contrast between the dazzsg sunlight ana
the apa tunut Of few seconds bei0ro vas very
striking,
Tho argument IN the c. c. ana l. O. Railroad case to
be heard NY Justice Bar'ap of the Supreme Court at
Newport r. l., this week instead OF at indianapolis,
has been postponed 10 Wednesday, 10 accommodate
some Of tho numerous counsel who are % take part
Among the DISTINGUISHED gentlemen who viii TepFesent
the interests the other In this case Afe ex
Governor Hendricks Senators Matthews and McDonasd
and ex-senator John Scott The hearing otshe case VIII
occupy several days It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

protection agars the thieves bullets In this encounter
Irving received SIX pistol balls IN hiS body nc was
srS No 9 S ny SsP Nse r his fSecye
lac was plcs ID RaymnId street Jai, buI after rev
Eeek.9t incarceration he succeeded IN 9espE 6is Nay
out he not heard ef again by tue Brooklyn potto
until lie was breRght 10 NevYork as the alleged mur
Porel Irylng's oompaniOu and freDd has boon nsso-
Glazed with him In efime for several years, He y an
Ansieap and was born IN Brooklyn, OF IIish parents
Stree ne las bcen In his operations, ne has
declined 70 notice HIS relatives and former associates
ls mot1er very aged woman called upon 9isl Ss
fused to see her. saying that g she not stylish
enough for him." Porter better looking man than
medium height, with brown haW and mOustaehe, and
has very sharp features. What he wills 20 do DO VIII
dare" said the officers who arrested him. Porters VIE
and Irvinss sister are both very progressing In ap
peaanee, The family lsVed very exlaVSgani, tle gro
GERS bills ayeraging between $50 and $40 week Irving
regularly spent 81 day cigars and his companion
Porter nearly much for chewing and sucking tobacco
When search made OF the premises, large Sara.
oga trunk was found ia Mrs POrtes ROOM the value Of
the contents ~ which l. estimated no $1,000. The trunk
contained about dozen handsome SILK dresses spa
costly underwear Iyings sister, When she heard the
officers open the door up stairs and took large DOL
OF silver coin lbOut 5000 from hsr brolheTs room ana
IN the and down upon It. She refused TO ge up
wnen ordered TO so by the OeeFs and u was only alteF
nard struggle that they succeeded In obtaining 1De
several friends and relatives Of the Irving family went
tatOn with Miss Irving and Mrs. Porter when continued
several hours. VALE the visitors were ~ conversation
win the women, Officer Mills entered the house ana
found small package gunpowder, which the thieves
eyuenty used Tor the purpose OF breaking open saies
The said last nIght that despite
DfapePs refusal 10 sit Tor his picture be was
wien he resisted he said shoud have seen that he
was held, n IL took dozen meu to do t. 1 know that
there Is 20 law con man gIae Ess t o naS me me
man do afterwardsf Sapp0sng that he had the man
arrested for assault am battery and aoedi SHOULD Dc
mans picture. am DOund to have Drapers YETI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
PUBIC OPINION.

Kearney indorses Butler, and "the paper
viii 20 10 protest" without enough assets 10 pay notary
fees Chicago Inter-Oeean (Rep9
Il is quite apparent that the leaders of the
NanOnas have no idea OF concentrating their strength
on Their state candidates., and little whether these
@ ten or Afty thousand votes, whether more or less
-lHsFrisDurg Patriot (Dem.)
Butler has gone where he belongs, and the
Republican party can no longer be held responsible for
ia antics His room IS much better than his company.
INC backyard KcarneY viii afford m copgepia s0ei-
CIV dufin The approaching canvass ia Massachusetts,
Troy Times (Bvpl
General Butler says he has no Government
boads Neither nave Wa Probably for the same reason
We can do better with our money IS not that Gfu-
eni Foolish fellows We W0ud be TO invest In per
eents when We can rake down TO- - ana 20 IN manuac
turing pFopeTty.-l Boston Herald Und)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
BUTLER,s MIsrAKE.

General BENJAMIN i. Butler has read him
self ofRay tie Republican party without read
ing himself INTO the DemOcratlcWe are happy 70 say
General ButeF made the mistake that nen OF ms
sismp often make. He undertakes the common honesty
and common sense Of the people. IL was say
ing OF Count CaYOur that those dlplOIaausis VINO
aced upon the hypothesis that men tell the truth and
keep their promises, usually obtain better results than
those believed ali uep 81 Dc knaVes aud lars Gen
Butler acting te theory that the Ainel-
Az not nnlE EnaYes but FOOLS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
A PLEASANT SUBURBAN RESORT.

The village Of Bath, on the Long Island
shore near Fort Hamilton is rapidly becoming popular
az quiet seaside resort 1t can be reached in BAN an
hour from New-York either by train boar. ard has
therefore advantage Of being easily accessible TO az
who dsire To avail themselves OF rs ATTRACTIONS scran
toms Bath Hotel which Is situated w OF the bestio-
cations Oh Gravesend Bay. has been ENLARGED and sur
rounded with balcony IA feet wide and $50 feet long
IL can be reached by the Hamilton Ferry % Green
wood and rail to Bath, or by steamer Bay Ridge from
Pier No. East River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
STILL UNCONVfNCED BY MARBLE.
LLo-n ~ lLnLl.aLnn A.an. md laMrier.

There is no unkindness of feeling toward
Mr. Iiden Everybody 10 wiling that be Should enjoy,
10 the end OF his days the distinction Of being the on
American who was elected President OF the United
ths the Democracy cannot ahDrd 20 60 HE SOUTH ln
psrtleular only assented to the nOniuatOD OF Mr. Til
den as necessity, and has bad Bore than enough Of
him. We have, tue next Democratic candidate,
man Of large ability lofty character, pure record, and
came 10 the backbOne--0ne who, II elected as 11lden
VAS SI be installed in spite VI te world the hesh ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

TINS ancient bit o. adylce vel enough loT sPafe neos
hut how who already too fats What Is 70 be-
II them STILL and E tell YOU Atter many exper
through months 81 patient investigation
AID roll ths eesbTafed analytical chemist J. G. Aan has
perfected aud given the world Aans AptlFat Thus lar
IN several hnndrd TINS great remedy mas reYer 1ae 70
REDUCE cOrpHeB person from three 70 * pounds PIT gtek
1t perfectly harmless d positively efficient SOLD Dy drug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
SARATOGA WEATHER.

SARATOGA, Aug. 12.-Ap old ew-YOrker'
who has been coming TO the Syringe every summer Tor
twenty years. remarked yesterday; IL rains In Sara
toga with less proYOcauop than III any place know Of
And it rains in vigorous way, too. Sudden showers are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
MTHERs REsUNING WORK.

foEIsyHLE. Penn, Ang. I2.-The strike
a.asee -. week IN the ShAmskin eistriet Is slowly
49, pat TOs Baekridee c0lasrY, operated By Auaen-
- ste-, viii resume work tOmeTrOE morning, ibe
.eie having accepted ga advance Of cents wagon.
ekFecIed that the Big Mountain C0Aiery, operated
te'sfson, Leweiyn Co, Will resume work TINS
49, rae same dr1s works 40 AaRoROy DRIFT have
--saoy pa ualiy resumed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
rr,orI,,ne 60, ,he reeth and breath.

"a the hest haud dentiirieo in world &c thoroughly
cleapses partially decay0 te-th from AL parasites OF living
s'airacte" leaving them peariy white, mpartng do
ltahtiul ffagIanca 20 She breath
''6 THE FRAGRANT FLORIJSE"
Rouaoyes instantly Arising from foul stomach OF
tobacco Being pary composed Of honey soda ap e1
tracts OF herbs aud plants II Is perfectly HARNESS.
IS dejCQus sherry.
pared bv nRNRY c. GALLUP, No 1913 Oxordat, London
ENGLAND and retaea everywhere az rs cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

a IRJBUNE correspondent says ID. KeaIDey,
s;ag ~ BsstOn speech, uttered hardly word when
ct have been ssed ~ Needy and saDlHg utet~
81 .8 e1ds igpIessiYelyr " 4 yas Ycry much disap-
f-e'ea - Buffalo ExDfesA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

Halstead is extremely fanatieal He kicked
man of his Office the 9th day because ne had been
drinking too much ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BreaAiast
Tab
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
CHEESE MARKET.

UTICA ~ r. Aug l2-Of $4,000 boxes OF Chees offered
to day n 900 sold 1900 went commission and the
hgaFes the extremes &C.
size Leading the prices market Brsker and
prices higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
THE MAJESTIC JEFFERSON D.
Fir5,4 me ffoJ. h. pfgf.ter

In a recent number OF IHE NEW-1 DIRK
TRBUSE notice the following pafaSrapni " Nj.
ming Io toe United states seBate. The Norh draws the
line al Jefferson DAVIS" Yes e Tic NORTH" "a rfrhrr
that partOi IL which TIE TRIBUNE represents, arags
erOund the great leader % tt faien cause the same
lhe OF narrow motives, whe bounds is own horizon OF
small aspirations ana partisan hate. But tie public
olnduet 81 Mr.. DAVIS refuses g bo measured IN tno
naTrOY precincts Of such Iue. His esInes may think
say they please 70 hs motives ~ the Bagh-
ang The revolution 20 bis pDcY aHTing Its COLI
tuaaaee but is majeCte dignity IN tue tme OF defeat
se0Tns from ts emipence the whole array OF lbs de-
hners
An ENCOURAGING VOICE FROM INDIANA.
esssFat Har9sOas Speech, O9eas tss Repntlean Cam
The financial question is unfortunately still
4 aroma OF DOhtCs IL Will be hdppF 0dy iOr Tie
country when can DO o. one full year unye ID
b financial tnkeIiug Tbe must serious drawback 10 a
iiOa "a thresteaed BIZ the oSln9l pf ae0agog4e Tue
mischief wide the country. certain ana stable
standard which values be measured - the first
Necessity Of commerce., 80 long - possible leSiNaloh
b the Congress affecting tne yaue OF our currency
leen6er dollar must De oens tdeTed by every lender
and borrower, by every buyer and seller, We eanot
box Tor settled times and oidfasl0ned prosperity
Commerce hears the threat II he canvass and con
toaias bis money fhe manufacturer linps along 90
bali tme the ia00rer suffers aud everybody stands N
attitude OF waiting. silver has been remoDeuzed
Upon tAs question We had mach heated Controversy
ne West aud SOUTH without DISTINCTION u party an
hgonized the East, and WOp Tue silver d0Iar OF AlZ2
EziHs-a mil lega-Jender-is hard taet. Let the con
uoyersy end Tue secretary " the treasury - exc
eing the law with ddehty aid alaOrly, ana looks 70
ne accommodating silver dollars as Substantial alQ 10
ntunpnon. Whatever our views Ou the question were
teiSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
MIDNIGHT WEAfaER Report
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
JStmODsis for iJ,s pasi "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13, a. n.-The pressure
hhshsst IL the south aud Southwest, and Is lowest IN
he Northwest General rain has fallen IN the South
Atlantic and Gulf States The winds are light and vari-
ses but mostly southery The temperature has every
NbIe remained nearly stationary.
Indications.
FOR Htv-Ebg gland, Middle States and Lower Lake re-
noa, clear pariiY cloudy weather, light variable
sas mostly sOutuerly stationary temperature, with
stationary or lover pressure.
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THE sEMI-wEEKLY TElpUNE

The issle Of today oonlas
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY,
CHOICE EDITORIALS.
HUMoRs OF THE DAY.
WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEva
Letters f stan and other cOrrespondentS IN sAe Oa
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Price On wrappers ready mailns I'VE cents per eopy
one copy ynaE S. fvo eopoA slt ten cops ana oas
extra "a Postage IN al cases froe 70 the supscr'ess
address THE TRIBUNE hys YORK.
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qalsa sAous ths Fsaas N ety ~
te gerPeu6euar lines dlAqn u tne TO- tns . scars
49, ngl las faSalS pais aas fe9e4,ALa sas eae'l9as
- psfeaJ durins tA3se nsarA
4aiHFAK OFFICE, AIsG. 12,-1 a, m--After the usual
-alg rise yesterday, the barometer remained almost
stationery, yith an upward tendency. The day
E clear and partly cloudy. The temperature has fallen
"katy. The amount Of moisture in the air Is large.
Oear or partly cioady weather may be expected In
=. eIly and vicinity to-day.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
FALL RIVER, Mass. Aug. lathe PRINT Coth MARKET IS
quiet ana quotations are without change.
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aufelnl Notlses.

Advertisements intended for the next issue Of THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE shoHid he handed Ia before D. m 60
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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-30
A Western Tornado.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, April 22.-A terri
ble cyclone swept over the county east
and west of this city yesterday after
noon, entering the State above the Mis-
souri, Valley Junction, passing north
easterly across to Storm Lake, Pomeroy
and Fonda. In Monona county trees
were torn up by the roots and houses
wrecked. One residence was struck and
torn to pieces, and a man standing in
one of them picked up, carried over the
main buildings and set down uninjured.
The force of the storm was terrific.
Horses and cattle were picked up and
carried considerable distances. Near
Onawa a house was destroyed and the
contents scattered for miles. The track
of the storm was from half mile to
mile and half wide. Very heavy hail
accompanied the wind-storm. On the
Illinois Central railway, east of here,
the damage is more serious and is ac-
companied by loss of life. A whirl-wind
or tornado passed over Storm Lake from
the southwest, three-quarters of a mile
east of town. The residence of Alfred
King was struck, lifted from its founda-
ton and dashed into thousands of pieces.
Kr. Kings mother was instantly killed.
Trees in orchards were torn off and car
ried away. The house of Mr.. DeGraff,
half mile from Kings, was unroofed,
and some hogs and cattle were killed.
After the storm, the town of Storm
Lake was crowded with men seeking
surgeons to attend the sufferers. The
damage south of here is very great. Re
ports say there were four killed and
forty wounded.
WALL LAKE, Ia, April GA fierce
tornado struck this town yesterday, de-
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-30
THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA. APRIL 3d. 1878

of tin-foil and when the cylinder is revolv-
ed the steel point presses the tin-foil into
the spiral groove.
If the diaphragm be made to vibrate by
the voice, the steel point makes series of
indentations in the tin-foil grooves cor
responding to the sounds uttered On go
ing over again the same groove with the
steel point, by setting the cylinder again
at the starting point, that is, by going over
the same ground, the indentations in the
tin foil cause the membrane again to vi
brate precisely as at first, thus reproduo-
ing the sounds originally made. The
same sound wave made first is returned in
whatever shape it was made your words
for example, are preserved in the tin foil,
and will come back upon the application of
the instrument years after you are dead, in
exactly the same tone of voice you spoke
them.'
Mr.. Edison took it up to the Senate
Chamber on Friday to show it to the hon
orable gentlemen there, some of whom
were very skeptical about it. Senator
Beck was one of those, but when he spoke
into the machine, "I don't believe in you,
/ think you are humbug," and heard his
very words, tones and infections, spoken
back at him, he was convinced.
OLIVE.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-30
Destructive Storms in Ohio.

WARREN, Ohio, April "a. - A heavy
wind and rain storm passed over this
place at 11:15 this morning. The roof
of the new Methodist church was blown
off, damaging Judge Yeoman's resi-
dence considerably in its descent. During
the storm Judge Motion Sutliff dropped
dead from apoplexy. The casting house
of the furnace was blown down. Trues-
dell & Townsend's warehouse at their
factory was demoralized, also the stock.
The mandatory and the city planning
mill stock, several houses, chimney's,
and trees were wrecked in all direc-
tions.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-30
Swallowed by a Sluice.

MEMPHIS, April 22,-On last Thurs
day night while party of men were en-
gagged in cutting back the levee near the
lower end of Lake Bolivar, in Bolivar
county, Miss, to let off a heavy body Of
water caused by Unprecedented rains, the
whole party were caught in the sluice,
and, with the exception of Captain
Briscoe, all were swallowed up in the
vortex. Briscoe was rescued after being
in the water more than an hour. The
names of the lost are Capt. Foetly, a
planter, two brothers named Moran and
an unknown laborer.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-30
Tramps on the Rampage.

MONTREAL, April pa large gang
of tramps entered st. John, Quebec, last
night and paraded the streets this morn
ing flourishing revolvers and acting in a
riotous manner. The police made ten
arrests. One of the party made a des-
perate resistance, firing six shots at the
town inspectors before he was captured.
Nearly all the prisoners carried arms
The appearance of some of the party
leads to the belief that they are more
than ordinary tramps.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-30
European Affairs.

The st. Petersburg Agence Russo con-
firms the report that the proposition for
the simultaneous withdrawal of the
fleet and the Russian forces from the
vicinity of Constantinople has been ac-
cepted in principle, and adds that the
negotiations continue relative to the
withdrawal and to preliminary con-
ference to settle the programme of the
Congress.
A dispatch from Constantinople says
the report that new difficulties have
arisen in connection with the mediation
of Germany is contradicted. Mr.. Lay
ard has received information that an ar
rangement for the withdrawal to Adri-
anople and Besika Bay is probable. In
telligence in regard to the military situ-
alton is less encouraging.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-30
Remedy For Hard Times.

Stop spending SO much on fine clothes,
rich food and style. Buy good, healthy
food, cheaper and better clothing, get
more real and substantial things of life
every way, and especially stop the foolish
habit of running after expensive and quack
doctors, or using SO much of their vile
humbug medicine that does you only harm,
and makes the proprietors rich, but put
your trust in the greatest of all simple,
pure remedies, Hop Bitters, that cures all
ways at trifing cost and you will see bet
ter times and good health. Try it once
Read of it in another column.