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Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
Tho DsAth Of H.nse yasuest.

Almost every ybody who visited the
Jersey market ~ Fourth and King
streets since the market has been held
on that street, got acquainted with a
leading New Jersey trucker named
Hance Jaquett, who was generally
known for the superior Jenny Lind
cantaloupes which he raised and brought
to market. 1t will be with the most
profound regret that our citizens, who
had known Mr.. Jaqustt so long, and
had respected him 30 highly, will hear
of his death, which occurred on the l 7th
of June, at his houle in Lower Penn's
Neck, not far from Pennsgrove, N. j.,
after painful and lingering illness, re-
sulting from cancer affection OF the
stomach. He had been internally in
jured about twelve years ago by fall,
and this is thought to have occasioned
the cancer which caused his death. He
was very useful citizen, aud filed at
different times the local offices, in the
Township in which he resided, with
great credit. He was ons of the wardens
of the St. Georges Episcopal church OF
Lower P.nn's Neck, and was as much
respected for his christian charities as
for his sterling qualities as a good
citizen. The funeral on the 20th was
an exceedingly large one, and the fun
eral services, which were conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Otis, assisted by Rev. Mr..
Timlow, of Salem, were sympathetic
and impressive.
Mr.. Jaquett was Of the same family
of Jaquetts formerly known in New
Castle county, the family being firm
friends OF American Independence, and
took an active part in the Revolutionary
struggle. The place which contains so
acres Of the best truck land in New
Jersey, has been in the hands Of the
Jaquettt family ever since the early
settlement Of this country, and is now
carried on by the widow and son,
Hance Jaquett, Jr.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
Racing on the River.

A skiff race takes place tomorrow be-
tween Wilmington crafts. The boats
are to leave the foot of Sixth street and
as soon as the starting point on the
river is reached to start from there. The
following boats have been named as
being entered:
The Garrison Brothers "Little Har-
ry," William Bareford's "Wade Hamp-
ton," Egbert Nutter's "Mary Gri-r,"
William Aliens "Hannah Brown" A.
J. Cross, "a. J. Cross" "Henrietta"
and "Ameri5a," Caldwell's "Colum-
bia," David Wells Guy" and prob
ably William Barefcrd's "Wasp."
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
Letter tom ocean City,

OCEAN AIIf, July 10, 1919.
MEssRs. EDlToRs, Dear .Srs :-rhluk.
ing the Delaware people would like tc
know what kind OF place Ocean CRY
is, and how the visitors pass away tAr
time, | will try to give them sun-
kind of an idea. On the morning the
guests generally rise at SIX o'clock, and
breakfast at I a. H., after break ia /
some 90 boating and fishing, wnle
others go to the beach and watch tn.
breakers as they come i'll looking lik.
huge mountains, and all at once they
break and form .eally beautiful sight
beyond description. After dinner W.
go carriage riding, and on our r-turn
We take a nap so We will be ref - hr,t
for the festivities at night.
Nc. Tracey has charge of TIE Allantlc
iiuu>r, the largest hotel at Ocean City,
an he has already proved beyond a
doHht that he "knows how to keen :,
ho.~), y til" waters are as polite as the
pOiir"rt. There are $50 guests at the
Atiaptic House, and all speak very
highly of Mr.. Tracey and his head clerk
Mr.. Beckworth, and they ncnly deserve
it.
Work was stopped on th- Artesian
wei! two or three days ago, but will be
resumed in short time with Renewed
yigor; it IS something that is needed
and the gentlemen that have the con
tract for the sinking of the well will
push it.
The Fifth Maryland Regiment is EN-
camped in the Western part of our city.
and intend staying ten days.
We have four hotels in our city, the
Atlantic ranging No. l, as to size. loca
ton and general accommodate ION, sra
Side No. 2, Excursion No. 3, and Ocean
No. 4. A GUEST
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
fyssx YnrnSAY's Lass D,v,.,. !
THE ONE.EYED POL1UENAN. -
One o. Mayor AlIm0nd's VtrtuOus
~ Guardians spends NtSb, in /.

One o. Mayor AIImond's v,rtuous
, ~ GuaySians spends . Q N,Sb, I'm .
sewer.
This morning about haIf-past one
o'clock, the family Of Mrs. Moody, No.
3l3 Il. Sscond street, was awakened ~
the barking Of the dog. The son nj
up and went to the door, and when he
opened it, h- saw, as our informa Mt
tells us, a " one-eyed man, very drunk,
crawling ont of the sewer" This
sewer has an outlet in this yard, and is
known as Slalcup Run.
The man seemed to desire to escape
observation but when h. perceived tie
young man at the door hp maced up
and with an official semblapc. Of dig.
nifty and vicious glance at tn. dog saws
he, "hooze (hicl zanimil.s Eat" That
is my dog, sir; said the young man as
he perceived in his interlocutor ore OF
Mayor Almonds police.
"Zat zhere [hicl yer dorg! Yer H.
had better ks [hicl keep him off zpr
street"
"He was not on the street." was the
answer
"Don't know ri tell yer he wnz ="
endeavoring togivs a convincing i'm
preston by his severity Of counte-
nance"
''Well tell you he wasn't, for that
dog is chained and has been all night"
This information was received by the
intruder with doubt and he descended
from calm consideration of the matter
to denial of the fact in which denial
profanity formed the seasoning portion.
The officer became so offensive that the
young man started to unchain thu dog,
but when the blue coat saw this move
meDt he left.
He did not "stand upon the order Of
his going" but went at once, and with
80 much precipitation that he measured
his oftic al length between the gate
posts. Recovering his feet he got un-
der way and was soon lost amid the
questionable lanes and allies of Front
street.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19

John Iiu!-of, a farm living near
ColeviIl4, Mexican county, Prnnsvl-
vana, age 6j yelrs, is reported
wealthy ant lives alone. Two men re-
ce ~ came TO his house ard asked for
a glass. he two men quickly seized
him, a g"d and bound i'm, and went
around II. house look ng tor he loose
cash. TO ID man meanwhile, freed
himSe T, ugh b. p-tltd all the sk n
off the back Of his hands, went to The
wool pile, got A ken edged axe and
attacked the two robbers so vigorously
that .e Gu all the fingers off the right
hand o. one man and clopprd lump
OF flesh from h. and arm of th-
other, aud hit him on the b, ad wi Ii III.
hack of h. axe. The M then re-
trea ed in 'ad o'de aud Ilu'suf went
to q llei Shbor'S hous. and gave tn
alarm. Tina; ght he man VITO had
lost his # .g-r! wAot to dort'rs to
hav- Lis haul drp.s.d and was ar
rest' he other man has not been
found.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
Over the River.

Ihe Bible class taught hy Mr.. J. J.
McMullen, connected with the Asbury
M. Il Sabbath school, and accompanied
by their friends, aggregating about 300
persons, made their annual excursion,
yesterday, to that inviting and cool re
treat (P.nnsgrove) just beyond the
river. The steamer "Susie McCalln
made two trips to and from this city
during tile day. AS the boat is com
Portable and airy, delightful time was
experienced by the excursionists on
each trip. AT the grove the time was
occupied pleasantly. each person being
determined to- have enjoyment. Mum
bers of ladies and gentlemen were en-
gagged III playing croquet and rambling
through the village, while the child
ren delighted themselves with fshi ng,
boating and bathing. The excursion
lists returned early, and were pleased
with their days enjoyment. An ex-
cnrsion party, belonging to PhiIadel-
phia, arrived in the morning. As the
" susie" is an airy boat, commanded
by an atfable officer, and traverses the
water at rapid rate for a boat of her
size, she should be filled with passenp ers
daily.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
THIRD EDITION.
LETTER FROM PaILADEiPAIt.
The " Weafher-YellOw Fever At the
l.azarsltO-D Deaih of Gea. Peter
Lylc.

The v weafher-YellOw Fever at the
l.azare,tO- Deaih of Gea. Peter
1.y le.
Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN.
PaiLADELpuIA, July Is, 1879.
On Wednrrday there was conceal
iam-ntstion because Of the heat; to-day
we complain that the weather is unsea
sonSbly cool and wonder why there is
not an epidemic of colds and in truth
there nlght b. good reason to marvel,
were it not for the fact that the air has
heen remarkably dry aud pure, and
that the changes have not been suff.
ciently great to prove shock to the
av. rag-1human system. By the exer-
cse Of cleanliness and moderation at
all times, and the selection of slightly
warmer garment as the weather grows
cooler, tb-re is little doubt that We can
he fully equal to all the changes of
ten perature liable to this climate.
The crew of the Shasta" detained
at the Lazaretto with yellow fever, are
getting along nicely, and the city quiet
ly congratulates itself that it has
thrown about itself in good time the
safeguards necessary to ward off the
dreadful cuntagion. 1t seems that the
"Shasta" passed through a perfect
sieg. of yellow fever at Port au-Princ4
and Port -au Paix, where she lost four
men. The remainder of the crew were
taken sick in the homeward journey,
and we're so helpless that they nearly
ran ashore at Cape Henlopen. This last
fact suggests the propriety of removing
the Lazaretto nearer to the Break ater
or establishing another at that point,
thus averting possible shipwreck, and
also a possible spread of the fever
before its arrival at the present place
of quarantine.
The funeral Of the late Gen. Peter
Lyle will take place next Monday. The
Second Regiment, N. G. of Pa, with
which he had been connected for 25
years, will accompany the remains, as
will also the survivors Of the 10th and
Goth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volun
teers. The deceased is said to have
been for the last two or three years
constantly under the influence of IL
quor He was at one time elected Sher- !
lit by the Democrats, which was owing
to the fact that the Republican nomi-
nee was comparatively obscure man.
NJ.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
A Lady's Misfortune.

Yesterday afternoon about two o'clock
as a young lady was sitting on rock
near the third dam poetlcally contem-
plating with gaze fixed dreamily upon
the cool waters as they coursed and ran
in sweet sy nphondies at her feet, she
unfortunately slid and in sliding went
'ker- splash" in about four feet of wa
ter. She screamed of course and in a
few minutes she was drawn upon the
bank thoroughly saturated. Nothing
was left Tor her to 80 but to take off
her clothing, which she did, and bor-
rowing a couple of shawls she wrapped
herself up in them and while her cloth
ing was drying in the sun she resum-
ed her seat upon the rock, the very
personation of patience on a monu.
ment.'
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
wonderful A;ure.

By DR.. Flagg's Liver and Stomach Pad
of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. Mrs.
Margaret Holston, 254 Jefferson street.
Wilmington, says After wearing; a
Pad six days, it did her more good
than any medicine she had ever taken.
She feels like another woman and is
perfectly satisfied. DR.. Flagg can be
consulted at the Office, No. 7 L. Fifth
street, Clayton House Block. Office
hours s a. M, to 10p. III.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
That Festival.

The Ladies' Aid festival, now being
held in the Moral Suasion hall, is in
creasing in patronage each evening"
Last night they had good time, every
one going away more than pleased. Re.
member that they close on to morrow
evening. Admission only 5 cts. This
low rate, coupled with the fact of their
hall being now such cool resort,
should crowd the place tonight. Or.
chestra music in attendance all the
evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
viTALIZEO PHOSPHATE

INblllty and nervousness have their Orig1
agreat extent, in a weakened digestion. i
can be but little menta activity with inp1
ished blood, and debility SO induced les)
consumption ard numerous OF er troubIej
would never appear II tile blood and nd
were nourished mari ht degree. PhSd
have prescr bcd 100, COO packages of Vital
; hosphntcs preventing debility and ner|
diseases, chr ng indigestion and re-yltall
ail, 1nVlgoraling thousands who were
IL Is raj / and nerve FOOD, not metid
7. CROSBY, GG6 Sixth Ave.
For sale by Y. JAMES BELT.
Cor. 9th and Market Sts., Wilmington,
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
Explained his Vote.

Mr.. Philemma Chandler in the City
Council last evening, arose to ques-
ton of privilege and explained his vote
which aided the Clerk of Council to
draw 5000 from the Council for
special services rendered. He stated
it would be the last time that he would
vote for any perquisite whatsoever in
with that officer. Rather
than do anything of the kind he would
favor an increase of his salary.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
Received u New Library.

The West Presbyterian Sabbath
School has received new library for
the use OF the scholars. The committee
on securing the library were Mr.. VIM.
J. Morrow, Mr.. John MCLEAN, Mrs.
Holden and Miss Annie Enge. The
selection is good one, and the cata.
logue comprises not only the latest, but
some of the best works in use among
the Sabbath Schools.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
TYMrBRDAY's gBws.
OCEAN CITY.
Third Excus sion io Ocean city
The s'sojer Boy" Of the Fifth
Maryland ReEtmemt.

m az sssnu ~ y Ae~''
The Third excursion OF the season
given by the Delaware Division of the
?. w. 4 B. Railroad yesterday was an
extremely pleasant one, ON account Of
the changed condition of the atmosphere
the Thermometer kerpiug down at a re-,
spectful distance below the nineties.
A small nun Der however started from
this city, but the number was aug
m-nted at every stopping place until
Clay ten was reached, where two extra
cars were attached to the train.
At Laurel q brass band was taken on
board, the music of which made things
more lively on the train. Ocean City
was reached at | o'clock, and immedi.
ately The excursionists hunted up hotel
accommodations, and went through an
ablutionary process preparatory to din
ner. The great attraction on the island
is the Fifth Maryland Regiment of in
fantry which reached there on Wednes.
day night and immediately went into
camp The bold "-ojer' boys in their
pretty uniforms permeate every portion
of the City the admired Of admirers.
Their stay is set down at two weeks,
before the expiration of which time the
will have worn off and every
thing becoming monotonous they will
begin to sigh for home and, "The girl
left behind me-" The regiment is en-
camped in the western part of the Is
land city, about 20 tents having been
erected tor their accommodation. The
are the officers in command.
Colonel Commanding Captain Zollin-
ger.
Co. A.-Capt. Thomas; lst Lieut..
Co. B.-Capt. Lipscomb; lst Lieut..
Mann.
Co. C.-Capt. Brown; lst Lieut..
Brooks.
Co. D.-Capt. Cole; lst Lieut.. Johns.
Co. E.-Capt. Burguin; lst Lieut..
ioldsborough.
Co. Capt. - 1st Lieut.. Spen-
ser.
Co. G.-Capt. Reeves; lst Lieut..
Williams.
Co. H.-Capt. Kurtz; lst Lieut.. Whit
ng.
Co. Capt. S. Brown; lst Lieut..
Flock.
Co. K.-capt. Herbert; 1st Lieut..
A grand regiment ball will be given
It the Atlantic House on Monday eve-l
,ing next, which will be attended by
Governor Carroll and staff of Maryland,
and Governor Hall and staff of Della
ware, and OF course a grand time is ex-
pected.
The Atlantic now has about $50
and still they come; for every.
oody far and near have heard of Capt.
Tracey, the polite and affable pro
,rietor. He has the knack of making
very body feel at home, as their names
re registered, and he spares no trouble
Tor expense in making his guests CON-
ortable.
Captain Tracey also carries on the
salisbury House, in salisbury, Md,
o which place he went last evening to
tay day or two.
The attempt to get fresh water by
means of an artisan we'll has not yet
'roved success, but work which has
Or short time been suspended is to
" commenced again. The water for
he city is carted from farm on the
vest side of the lake.
The bathing is getting better every
lay and the surf IS full Of bathers.
amongst the distinguished guests at the
Itlantic House are Fathers Starr, Of the
'altimore Cathedral, and Bartlett, of
t. AIMS Catholic church, same city.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
A p..ss>s np..A.s.

Oftho main avenue for escape sf refuse frs,N
the human system 10 utterly subservsive vi
regularity among the other organs. LIT con-
stipation become chronic, End, leavii Z out
the imminent danger of Inflammation OF the
bowels and their total obstruction occurring,
laundico Is almost certain to snsue, the liver
10 lable TO bee me engorged, the blood and
urine are poisoned by tho bile, which also vi.
tistes the julio Of the stomach, and other un-
happy consequences follow. Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters, prims tonic alIeratt Q, prev nts
or remedies these results and their 'suse, as
the case may require, and is also signnlly effi.
cacious in Overeo ming natulence, heartburn,
End variable rs we'll as constipated nc len Of
the bowels. IL renews eYve power, improves
the appetite. stays tho progress of decay. re-
lieves the infirmi.ies Of aye, and 10 pleasant
apDeftyer
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
u. n. Court.

An argument was held this morning
before Judge Bradford upon a case in
bankruptcy. J. II. Hotfecker, Esq, Of
this city appeared as counsel for the
assignee and General Fisher for the
creditors. The argument was upon a
rule to expunge certain claims.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
Personal.

We had call this morning from Cha
H. B. Turner, Esq, formerly of New
Castle, but now resident of Jackson.
Vile, Fla, and also his friend Mr.. w.
Delacey, of the latter place. Mr.. Tur
ner looks we'll, Ind reports business
matters lively, but symptoms of yellow
fever prevalent in Jacksonville.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
Pain Rpsareh Ar.

1t is wonderful now full Or. Simms' counter
yet the Doctor says he is hurried all tho time
to supply the demand. So much for q good
and reliable remedy. All dealers In medicine
tnd 1t a very profitable remedy to keep, as Il
has ready and extensive sale wherever 1t IL
known. 1t IS scertainly wonderful Pain
Cramp and Rheumatism remedy. The boo
tors main Dep0t Is at Fourth and King Sts
In Philadelphia at COZ Arch Street. where
dealers can ne supplied. jelAlA
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
I'm mD0Paana IN NqMfANrn.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the only
thing that mothers can rely upon for theii
cf lldren. 1t c0rrects acdity Of the stomach,
cl res wind collie, regulates the bowels and
gives rest, health and comfort to mother and
child. During the process ofteething Its value
is incalculable. 1t softens the gums, reduces
Inflammation and allays all pain, thereby
giving rest to the child and comfort to the
mother. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
FIRST =. a "a Y.

The FIS 1uiv a'v OF b. r. form
ed Episcopal church of the Gov naut
Sunday school TAX 3 place to morrow
Address will h. ~ iv-rtd by Revs.
F. b OuVal, R B Cook and W. s.
Ro inson. The Superintendent of the
school will present his report and the
singing by the scholars wi | be good.
The exercises will commence at 23O.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19

E,NTERPRISE-lfpus push and pluck, VIE
u and energy entftle . man to success,
then Charlie Kyle. the Ice cream and coniec,
tionery man, 1t the Sec0nd street market
house, should be successful man. Charlie 10
succeeding In pleasing the people and he is
rapidly building up sage trade. His bust.
ne. Is increasing 30 rapidly that he Is CON.
Of Sixth and Orange streets He has fitted
the store up In hrst-class style. Charlie has
been at his stand for the past twenty-five
year,, and his many customers will, no doubt
be pleased with the new alterations made
He q so supplies pi rnics, excursions ana pri
vate fami les with Ice cream at all hours Of
the day, and at prices to suit the times. jelq
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
DH LA ELPHlA, rSsss...sss
I WILMINGTON AND 4&NRs
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


JUNE :, 1879.
Trains Will leave Wilmington az follows =,
For Philadelphia, and intermediate station
100, 80, 10 80, a. m. 2 80. q 90, 72O, 9 4o y. u
Philadelphia (EXpreSs) 90, $ 35 10 OA a. IN
Philadelphia and New York z 81, 90. 10 b.
a. ", 1885. ~ SO Limited Express.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations, B3
a. y :, and 5.lSp.m N.
baltimore and Bay Line, 7 OS. pr.
Baltimore and Washington II hl 2lO, s.35
u. u. II 81, Va, s IS. 7.OS y. IN.
Trains tor Delaware division leave tor;
New Castle 9l5 a. u. 0b, 636 y. IL,
q M, O5 30 y. IN.
Uelmar lntermedia stationG .lha ~ , eo
D. III
SUNDAY TRAINs
Philadelphia and internediase sCht,on- /
q. M, 3 90, 8 30 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, %, a. n.
Baltimore and Washington IL 81 20.
for lurther Information passengers arc re-
ferreC to the timetables posted at the uelOt,
nov20- H. f, KENNEY Supt
THANGE OF EOuRS--Dt.I,AWA
~ & WESTERN RAlLROAD--iJom
mencng Monday, Feb. "A, 1879. Trains vii
run as follows:
Leave Wilmington Ills a. H., 80 a. M.
8 30 pm.
Arrive at Avondale, 858 a. M, 1875 noon,
Arrive al POmcrOy, YaQ q. m., / b5 n, m,
Returning leave fonerey, iO4u q. Ii, 4 bO
p. m.
Returning leave Avondale IL IA noon
9 l0p. IN.
Arriving at Wilmington, 8 a. H., 2l5 p. M.
800p. m. D. CONNEIL, Snpt,
feBs-u
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
A Change.

Samuel J. Peirce has taken the store
at the corner of Eighth and Madison
streets, formerly occupied by VIM, Ches-
ter, and is now prepared to sell groce-
ries and provisions at the lowest cash
rates. Give him call.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
important and Positive
SALE !

ON SATURDAY. July a6. 1874
10 close Li cst,l OF DR. John A. Brown. 0l
~ the uhsold proper y comprising Mansion
House with stable, out buildings and
La n, with = full Square Of Ground: good
frame Dw llinps and small er Ones:Tuo en-.
tire Squares elevated and beautiful buid.
IN site Valuable and soi ana on the rail.
rr'HdS; seV raj Good Marsh Lots, and many
Blu ines and kuildin Lots.
Part Gu ars in pLpers and on posters in a
a ,ew days. u. Il. EIEALD,
Cl.y on HOu Building,
Agent to effect sale.
"ANcf BROWN. EeecutrlX. T12 1B ~
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
No Attempt at Suicide,

William Hirzel reported yesterday
as having attempted to commit suicide,
says that he did not make such an at
tempt that he had only taken an over
dose Of laudanum to allay violent
pain.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
EeNial from BrOIhcr Mann.

MEssEs. EDIToRs:-Please say to the
readers Of your paper that never used
the language put in my mouth by the
Morning Herald y
Yours Respectfully, J. B. MANN.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
ryNDPraUce,

Rev. Mr.. Cheney, will lecture on
temperance in Auburn school house,
Christiana Hundred, on Monday and
Tuesday evening, the 2lst and 22d
iDsf
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
A Card.

To all who are suffering from tho errors anc
indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss OF manhood, etc., will send
a recipe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov
cred by missionary in South America. Send
q self-addressed envelope to tho REV JOSEPH
I'll IMAM, Station d. New York City.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
TAN PA Frs TAKE NOllCE-(

= HND ScH'Ob IaAEsS fbR 1871
The undersigned, receivers Of taxes lor|
City of Wilmington. will be ut No. 10 I'd
SIXTH STREET, between Market and n
streets, on and after the second day Of j
1879, between the hours of s and u In
morning, and fro 2tO6in the afternoon|
the purpose of receiving taxes. On all d
paid during the month of July there will
a reduction OF five cents on every dollar
all taxes paid on or ai,rr the first daJ
August, including the first Tuesday oid
temser, shall be payable without a del
ti0n or addition as aiOrc said, and all taxesl
paid on the day next after the first Tues|
In September, shall be increased by the Al
tten OF per rentum on the amount thered
EDWARD PROVOST,
Receiver orthern District
Including all norIh of Sixth stred
VIM. KYNE
Receiver s'onthe'n District,
1911 Including all south of SixthS
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19
"You Don't Know Thety Vain.

HWu OOU NWUW 1WeBR VAvuF. ;"
" They cured me OF Ague, Billiousness and
Kidney Compliant, as recOmm nded ha
q half bottle left whi h used for my two lit.
tie rs, whom the doctors and neighh RS said
could not be cured. am confident should
have lost both Of them one night III had not
the Hop Bitters In my house to use. found
they did them much go d continued with
them, and they are now well. That is why
say you don't know hall the value of Hop Bit
tiers. and do not recommend them highly
enough. b. Rochester, N, Y,