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James Prescott, blacksmith living near Oakville, Ontario, while shoeing d horse was struck by lightning and instantly killed The Chilian transport Loa was blown up by torpedo concealed in a fruit boat that had been sent adrift by the Peruvians in the harbor O. Callao About l50 men, including most of the officers on the Loa, were killed outright and of the forty men who were picked up out of the water by boats from the other Chiliay
 vessels many were mortally injured. The harvest in Ireland promises we'll in every county.
 The bill providing for the compensation of evicted tenants in Ireland has been defeated in the British house. of lords by large ma. jority.
 Eight men were killed by an explosion in a coal mine near Wrexam, Wales. Twenty -four hundred cotton operatives at Rochdale have been locked out in consequence of the refusal of the masters to comply with the demand of the weavers for an increase of wages,
 Dr. Parsons, ah American missionary, and
 his two servants have been murdered in Turkey. The assassins, two Turks, have been arrested.
 An international charity congress is to be
 held soon at Milan, Italy. A ire at the village of Jaurrietta, Spain, de stroyed eighty out of 106 houses. England has advised Greece to mobilize hel army. aud prepare for war with Turkey. The English government has ordered one thousand extra troops to 1reland--not, it Ii stated by the chief secretary for Ireland, be cause an uprising is feared, but on account o | attacks on individuals. Heavy floods are reported in the Austrian | provinces of Moravia, Galicia and Silesia Railway traffic is interrupted, bridges are car ried away and the rivers are out of thei 1 banks. Great loss has been sustained in crop | and movable property. In the Carpathial fosn Ina Pixy0r has .e banks at Ratisbon and at Kosel, inundatin, | twenty-five places and partially foodin, | fifteen. Great damage has been done t. | property and railway traffic is interrupted. ! , A nurse in Guys hospital, London, ha | been convicted of manslaughter, havin dragged oonvalescing patient into col
 bath, from the shock ot which she did no recover.
 The queen has approved the appointmen | of Sir Hercules Robinson, governor of Ney
 Zealand, as governor of Cape Colony, vic | Sir Bartle Frere.
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A Luscious Tomato.

It is popular fallacy that the luscious and health-preserving tomato has it's origin as an article of food in this coun- try. But while there is some reason to believe it was first found in South America it was evidently cultivated centuries ago in Mexico and Peru. Dodoens, the Netherlands herbslis, mentions the tomato as early as 1883 as vegetable to be eaten with pepper, salt and oil. It belongs to the nightshade family, and was used in cooking by the Malays more than century and half since. It is extensively raised in Southern Italy, and employed there as an accompaniment to nearly every dish, particularly to. macaroni. But neither there nor anywhere else in Europe is it commonly eaten as it is here separately and in quantities. In England it is sparingly produced, requiring hotbed in the spring, and is in conse- quenee .,- high-priced. The Italians
 ormerly called it golden apple and now call it love apple, as it was once desig- nated-in this country. The appearance of thetomato on the table has greatly increased in Europe within few years. but in no land is it regular dish-much as it is used for a sauce abroad-as in the United States where it is also picklei, preserved and confected.- WGshi,agtO7a RepaSblic.
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The Turkish SuItan's Harem.

The private apartments ot the inmates of the sultan's harem are unadorned above the floor, and a rug. with m at tress and pillow, is all that is needed, and all that exists; for, though each fair one has her own dressing case and spice box combined, common room for the bath and toilet is the rule, as is also common wardrobe, kept under the charge of :. the motherp of the seraglio. The first wives and the fayorites and anothars of male children have special
 yivileges b. pzeseriptfye. right, and these take the f0fm Of peisonal iatter d. ants and the exercise of certain author ity; but the majority have no luxuries to make their life enchanting, and few pleasures to relieve it's dullneas.
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY SUN will be found useful auxiliary by all who earnestly working for the reform of the National Government Throughout the Presiden al canvass of 1880 THE SUN will give its readers full. clear and honest report of events and opinions Beev ing that the evils which have long beset the country can be cured only by change of the party power il will support for President and VicePresident HANCOCK and ENGLISH the nominees of the National Republican Democracy twill also support such candidates in the Congress districts as give the best promise of keeR ing the National Legislature out of the grip of fraud bribery and corruption and in the control of common sense and patriotism.
 To all those who sympathize with purpose, we commend the circulation of THE WEEKLY SUN.
 In they may most efficiently cooperate with US we will send THE WEEKLY SUN clubs or single subscribers, postpaid, for twenty five cents til the Presidential election. As this barely cost, there will be no discounts for orders however large
 Raise clubs in every school district.
 Five dollars will pay for twenty subscriptions for the campaign.
 Address THE SUM New York City.
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Night in the Moon.

At last, however, night sets in. Crate
 fully it comes after the sun has gathered
 up his smiting rays and gone down to
 his rest. All at once we are plunged
 into comparative obscurity, for again
 there is no twilight to stay the steps
 of departing day. At one stride comes
 the dark. But, looking up into the sky,
 we behold vast orb, which pours down
 a lailder and more beneicent splendor
 than the great lord of the system. It IS
 such a moon as we terrcstrials cannot
 boast, for it is not less than thirteen
 times as large and lumir ous as our own. There it hangs in the Armament, with. out apparent change of place, as if fixed in its everlasting seat" But not
 without change of surface. For this globe is painted panorama, and turn | ing round majestically on its axis. pre-
 sents its oceans and continents in grand
 succession. As Europe and Africa,
 ocking the Mediterranean ;n their em.
 brace, roll away to the right, the stormy
 Atlantic offers its waters to view, then
 the two Americas, with their huge for ests and vast praries pass under lnspec- 1 tion. Then the grand basin of the Pa cific, lit up with island fires, meets the
 gag IT'S eye, and as this glides over the scene the eastern rim of Asia, the upper
 portion of Australia. sail into sight. The
 Indian ocean, and afterward the Arabian sea spread themselves out in their sub- | dued splendor, and thus in four and twenty hours, the great rotundity we thread , turns it's pictured countenance
 to the moon, and grandly repays the listening lunarians by repeating, to the | best of it's ability, the story of it's birth. | Nor is the sky less marvellous in another | respect. For the absence of any atmos- | pheric diffusion ct light permits the constellations 10 shine out with 9 dis I tinctness which is never paralleled on l earth. They glitter like diamond points | set in Armament of ebony Stars and clusters which we never see by the
 naked eye flock into view, and crown I the heavens. .- British Q1arte' ly.
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Foreign News.

Sir BartIe Frere has been recalled from tha xovernorship ot the Cape oi Good Hope, South Africa.
 number of Greek and Armenian emigrants who attempted to lard on the Russian shore ot the Black sea were met with storm O; bullets and driven off by the Russian loce! authorities. The captain of the vessel was killed and others wounded.
 Italy is preparing to hold worlds fair at Rome in 1885.
 William E. Gladstone, the British primo minister, was taken alarmingly ill the other day with congestion of the lungs. His illness at one time assumed so serious character that carriages were not permitted to pass his residence.
 The Afghans have cut the telegraph wires connecting Cabnl with India, and it is feared that Abdurrahman Khan will not be able to maintain himself as ameer, owing to Ayoob Khan's victory over General Burrows.
 General Sir Frederick Haines, commander in-chiet of the military force in India, is blamed for the Candahar disaster in permitting General Burrows to depart when he knew some of Burrows troops to be untrustworthy The English in India desire Sir Garnet Woolse- ley to take command.
 The British loss at Candahar was twenty oficers. 400 Europeans and 800 natives.
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METUCHEN, N. J., Aug. 20, 1873. Messrs. Ely Bros., druggists, Owego, N. Y. Being seriously troubled with hay fever and rose cold, Cat the earnest solicitation of a friend) tried your preparation, "Cream Balm, " and was agreeably surprised in obtaining almost immediate relief. I heartily indorse it and earnestly recommend it to all similarly afflicted. Very respectfully yours, etc.,
 w. P. ANDRUs, druggist.
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Hthe chances of recovery for an adult be SO small when unnecessarily strong medicine be used, how much smaller must be the chances of baby when dosed with opiates and other powerful medicines. Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup is the remedy for the diseases of children. Price 25 cents . bottle,
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Owe MvEx1stence.

Abigail S. Coles, of MoorestowD, Burling- ton Co.,, N. J., says: "Eighteen months ago I had dropsy around the heart. My phys;- clans and friends despaired ot my ever get ting we'll. The first bottle of Hunts Remedy gave me great relief. I feel I owe my very existence to Hunts Remedy, and am deeply thankful" Trial size, 75 cents.
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Are You Not ,n Good ueai itn

Are You Tot in Good Hea ithg
 If the Liver is the source of your trouble, ou eau find "n absosute remedy in DR. SAN FoRD's LIVER INyisoRAToR, the only vegeta- rie cathartic which acts directly on the Liver. GurPe all Bilious diseases. For Book address Ga SANFORD, l62 Broadway, New York.
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The four great coffee countries of the world are Brazil, Java, Sumatra and Cav1on
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METUCHEN, N. J., Aug. 20, ]

vEGETINE is composed of Roots, Barks and Herbs. It is very pleasant to take; every obiId no if
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FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The habit of running over boots and shoes corrected with Lyons Patent Heel Stifeners.
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Tho vOItafc Belt Co.,. Marshall, MIch., Will send their Electro-V Voltaic Belts to the afflicted upon 3n days trial. See their adver- tisement in this paper headed, con 30 Days F.,a
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Total in Cleveland.

Twenty to thirty years ago the above sum would have defrayed the advertis- . ing expenses of 8 circus for an entire travelling season.
 How many men ard to-day employed in doing your advertising?"
 We have forty advance agents at the business, and they go in three gangs, about week or sometimes two weeks apart. A week ago our advertising car came to this city and stopped several days at the Union depot. It brought our bills, paste and all things needed. It has now gone on it's way. We have one man for every department of the business. r am press agenf, having solely to do with the newspapers. An other man attends to printing bills; an- other has charge of all displays and bill posting. There is a boss bill poster with each gang of agents. My partner there is the fellow who interviews the city fathers to get license, grounds, l etc.
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Western and Southern States.

Deputy Sheriff W. B. Weaver and W. B. Hammond fought over a game of cards at Tuscarora, Nev Hammond was instantly killed and Weaver mortally wounded. 't
 An entire block of buildings at Tehama Cal. has been destroyed by fire, entaing loss of about $l00,O00.
 The State election in AlabaIna has resulted ill victory for the Democratic ticket over that of the Fusion ticket by more than 50,00J majority.
 Colonel Gfierson's command of United States troops has had a fight with and re- pulsed Chief Victoria's troublesome band of Apache Indians.
 slight frost is reported from Peoria, III. An ingenious il delivery was effected the other night at Adrian, Mich. Two horse thieves, sot and poisoner made charcoal of the window casing, and heated the stone work ot the window, broke it out, and dug away the bars, and so effected their escape. Charles Groh, aged ffty-fve, had his skull fatally crushed ill Baltimore by oleaver in | the hands of his son, aged twenty-one. Fears are entertained in Texas that a body of men known as the Grand Army ot Occupa- ton will attempt an invasion of Mexico. II is said that ii the government does not in- | tertere serious trouble will result. A dispatch from Flemingsburg, Ky, re- | ports the lynching of two colored men for | having fatally shot Perry Jefferson at May slicf.
 l 1hree passenger cars attached to an ex.
 cursion train returning from Niagara Falls
 fell over bridge at Waverly, Ohio. Two | persons were killed and about fourteen others l injured.
 | At six o'clock in the evening Woodson L. Gunnells, well to-do farmer,- living ir 1 Webster county, Ga, left home to visit a sicl
 neighbor, and returning at ten o'clock al night found his wife and nine of her ten smal
 children in sleep from the effects of nor phine administered in lemonade by Mrs. Gun
 nells. Six of the children at last accounts
 had recovered, but the woman had died, and | it YVES feared that three of the children would | not recover. The cause of the strange act is | unknown, as Mrs. Gunnells had shown nc
 signs of insanity, and had been kind-heartec | mother.
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Remarkable Cure of scroruIous Face

wksTMIssrER, CONN.,, June 19, 1879. MR. H. R. SrEvEss.
 Dear Sir-I can testify to the good effect of your Medicine. My little boy had a scrofula sore breaf out on his head as large a quarter of dollar and it went down his face from ear to the other, under his nech, and one solid mass of sores. Two bottles of yout valuable yEGETIsI completely cured him. Yours, respectfully,
 MRS. G. R. THATCHER.
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Circus Advertising.

Mr. Fred. Lawrence, the press agent of Forepaugh's show, recently re- marked to a epresentative of the Cleve- land Leddsr:
 | tell you it is half the business to advertise well, or course we must have 8 good show to keep up our reputation. l will give you some items of our adver ficino in thi. cIfv a lopn.
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NATR0NA s!i s5SH i&aa'

Is the best in the World is absolutely pure Il the best for Medicinal Purposes It is the Jest for Baking and all Family Uses Sold by all Druggists and GrcoeTa
 prNA,A SALT MANUFACTURING cn pbiia
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Vegetine
 Dr. Caller Surprised. vegetine Cured His Daughter

CALLIERsvILLE, Chiffon Co.,, Ala,l
 May Is. 1S7s- Dear Sir-My daughter has been afflicted with Nasal Catarrh, Affection of Bladder and Kidneys and is of scrofulous diathesis, and, after having exhausted my skill and the most eminent pbysi clans of Selma, at last resorted to the use of your VEGErINE (withoift confdence), and. to my great surprise, my daughter has been restored te health. write this 6 simple set of justice, and not an advertising medium.
 Respectfully,
 T. E. CALLER. M. D. Worked Like & Charm = Cured Salt
 Rheum and Erysipelas.
 75 CouRr ST., ROME, N. r., July 10, 1879. MR. H. R. STEVENS:
 Dear sir-One year ago last fall my little b5y had . breaking out of Erysipelas and Salt Rheum, his face being one mattered sore of the worst descrip- hon.r Noticing your advertisement in the papers. purchased two bottles of the vKGETISE, and, with the two bottles, my eon was cured. never saw anything like the VEGETfsKs 1t worked like charm. have been city watchmsn at Rome for years This testimonial is gratuitous. Yours, respectfully, HOBATI0 GRIDLEY.
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Tmnortant to the Fair Sexs

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, cures Iercur baa tor whites fas5nl Menst.qatso1 lcerat.oR oss H as,eie weakness They EDsc been used tn Ene1and for ycsrs as periodical and regulsssg pm Sod hy A tor Ssoo cent 6y maR free sf post.es, secy sealed ioH SS TfIR GRAY MEDICINE Coz
 Mechanicsf Block. Detroit, Eich- Wholesale Agents f9 ss fa.nEsietsS S se2t T sfsa
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THE MARKETS.

THE SUN, New York City.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-29
luUMoRors.

IL Is 10 be hoped that mosquitoes will
use the telephones this year.-N. Y.
Herald.
A citizen Of Plymouth. Ind, fired six
shots at a supposed burglar, and then
his wife called out: 'See here, Sam, il
you don't stop shooting at me you'll
have the house full OF neighbors."
Ralph Waldo Emerson keeps cows
and sells milk, but il the COWS are as
dry rs some OF his essays. Ralph Waldo
win never get rich in the milk business.
Steubenyille Herald.
An Irish gentleman In London being
told by an officer Of n bank that he had
overdrawn his account, replied that he
was not in the habit Of twitting them
when lac had money in their vaults, and
lac did not want to he twitted by them
when he had none.
The new sleeve. Granny, from the
country at a city party: but why do
they all show the tops Of their arms in
that ridiculous manner?" Faeetious
youth: The fact is, grandma, they're
all going TO lie yacinated after SUPPER
Punch.
A school teacher who had inst been
telling the story Of Daxid ended with.
And all this happened oyer 3 1000 years
ago" A little cherub. its blue ewes
opening wide with wonder. said after n
moments thought. ..Oh. dear. marm.
what "A emo Won baye.~
"Whales are becoming numerous in
the ocean, says an exchange. We
like n statement that gives the full facts
MS this one does. IL relieves one of the
suspicion that whales are becoming M
merous ON the prairies. or that they are
infesting the woods. or hiding in caves
on the mountains. People now know
where TO be on the lookout for whales.
Boston Post.
A pic,rrasoue ex,ar,anca NJ ,ha lat.
Henry : Foo,e IN tha con
gress ia recalled Inv the Ros,on IT,
scr;,t A meuber from Al.,,am, w,s
sneaking when Eoo,e .nnro,,hod ana
denounced him as n rascal Tic Ala.
lumian. with bowie.knife in hand
lun,ad n, Foo,a ana ,n,.b, ,,va ti,,ad
him had not several nersops rusI,ed ~
the rescue. II was then that Foote
raised himself tn his utmost height. and
striking n melodramatIc attitude ex.
claimed in steptorian tones. az DEFY the
steel Of the assassip,r
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Dr.. SPlNNEY

oi San Francisco. California. having opened
u branch ofhcc In Denver, l. now prepared To
treat all men and women who may be suffer.
ing from Nervous. Chronic or Private Dis
eases. Young men who may Ice suffering
ironn the enectS of youthful iollics or indis-
crriipis viii dO well la avail Themselves of
thls ia. greaiest boon ever laid AT the feet of
suffering humanity. Dr. Splnney will guar.
ante. 10 forfeit $40 for every ease of weak
ness or private disease Of any kind or char
acier which Il" undertakes To and fails to
cute. There ARE many at the age III thirty To
sixty Mhn are troublesl with Too neaueut
excavations 81 tb', bladder. often accuinua.
MED 10y a slight sninriing ar burning srnss.
tinn nud "a weakening of thr system IN u
m1nncr the patient cannot account FOR. On
examination of the urinary drpnsits "a ropy
se,liIscpt viii often b.. found, aud sometimes
small particles of a'i,umen will appear, or
The color will he Of n thin. milkfsh Iue.
again changing Ia a dark. torpid appearance.
There ave many men who die OF this ,llni-
Guilty. ignorant 81 the cause. which IL the
second > ns" nf seminal weakness. Dr. =.
VIII guarantee "A perfect cure In all such
eases. aud u healthy r.sturaiiun Of the gent
tourinary organs.
One, nnurs 10 to u. 2to and ! to :; sun
day., from lbt"ll \ Consultation free.
thorough examination ani advice, 81.
,fiil. Ut address. Dr SPISSkl a 10. aB
: nrimer street, Denver, over Greenleaf 4
Cos. store.
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SPEAKS.

The Louisville Courier Journal
speaks rs follows: "Why are you bill
ious? glares an interrogative headline
in on bright and esteemed cotempora-
ry, the Keokuk Gate City. Read and
referred to II. II. Warner & Co., who
replied: Always keep by you, ready
for use, Warmers Safe Pills. This adj
vice followed, the above query need
never be propounded.n
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TEMP r DRINK.

The "News, salt Lake City, reports:
"We wish TO call the attention OF our
readers TO Warmers Safe Bitters. We
are satisfied from investigation that
they are entirely free from Intoxicating
ingredients, and also that they are
healthful, pleasant TO the taste. n fine
appetizer, "A good s%timulant, and the
best known remedy for malarial trou-
blesr
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ALL OYER THE GLOBE.

The "Nashua Telegraph" New
Hampshire, thus states it: warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, with other
OF Warmers Safe Remedies, but lately
introduced to the public. have in less
than a year found their way to every
nation on the face Of the globe"
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CARBOLIC SHEEP DIP.

This dip kills ticks. lice. and all parasites
that Infect sheep: prevents scratching nnd
greatly imprnves the quality 81 the wool.
pne gallon Of dip property diluted with wa
ter witl b" sufficient To dip one hundred
sheep. 80 that HE cnst Of dipping Is IA mere
trin". and sheer owners viii find that they
are amply repaid by the Improved health Of
their hork. Circulars sent. postpaid. upon
application. giving null directions for It's use:
also r"runcatcs al prominent sheen growers
who have used large punniitiesa ri tn. dip and
pronounce 1t tile most effective and reliable
Ntermi-a'or OF cab and other kindred dis
eases IN Shrep, Manufactured by "a.
IlNCltnDr 20, st Louis. Mo. For sale by
y. y. WATKINS, Denver. ,nn he had
through all commission houses.
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MUST HAVE.

The "Ploughman," Boston, Mass,
had in its columns the following:
warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
for diseases of internal organs, for bill.
i~ousness, headaches, neuralgia, and gen
eral debility, are excellent remedies for
the farmer To have in the house"
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QUIETNEsS.

Tie 'Chronicle," Attleboro, MISS,
advises its readers TO flake Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, or any Of
Warmers Safe Remedies, then will not
only your mind but body be in possess
sion Of quietness.n
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Tho Weakly Leader.
s syzzE E1SENSAE.
TerGs: Saga Yea, sTsso Half YsaI


OF ever n Neatly. CAaaEay and EHpcdi-
tialIzlS ekecuted Cards III ovey ahase and
kind. I'M Heads. Letter n Node Headings.
HANKS Of every kind. fostens. etc. printed IN
Ahort notice Having . new lot Il TyIe and
Presses, ~e ean Do handsome work Al Los
knoeA
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WORLD NOUS.

The Journal" Newburgh, N. Y,
is the paper from which we clip the fol-
lowing: Dorchester, N. Y, is the
point where halls from the world fam
Gus Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, and other Warmers Safe Rene.
dies.
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LOGICAL SEQUENCES.

The Gazette" Milwaukee, Wis,
says: "IIcadaches, bilious disturbances
aud Indigestion are logical sequences Of
excess In eating and drinking" and
that warmers Safe Bitters are q u
| cure for all these"