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HYhlfNEAl.

6pFs1d1 1NsPatt5 q 1A8 tAteugo 7TibWns,
DI.n0NtEGToA, ILL.,, neo, %l-An elcg,t,t wod-
dinS occurred In thss city this evaning, being
tho nuptials of slr. Stephen MerrIlt, u psomt-
nous and wealthy capitalist OF Bloomington,
aud t1l4A AnuR English, III accomplished unl
hiyhly-eytoctnod ludy. Thu ceremony wus per-
formed ut tho resldenco Of Or. y, Z, Wilson l,y
tho ltev. Dr. J. ". nlnsu,ore pnstor Of rho SIC.
0nd Frcsbyterlan Church. Tho bridal purity loft
Warsla visit ENutherb cIltes. -.
San PMAhEisC3. Doc. sl-At lletnout this
evening Sir trho!uas ueaketh, pf EuHtallu, wis
n.arriel to Floru. youngest tluuxbttr VI sutlAtoE
shurol. TIE r. % %t.rentton was thu 1nost brilliant
For general debility anl. prostrat1ou liup Bit.
tRfS wilt t}u wonders, pnrc It by tr{nI
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ITEMS,
NLp0D~tplxDkINQ,

70 tn WstesF1 AaoflAefl FFs9e..
NEW YoisK. Dec. R3-The uruUklyu Coroner was
notified to hold au Inquest On the body Ut Mary
Ferguson. al yonrs old. ut Ss3 Clinton Rttect,
brooklyn. who l1cd Wednesday night of hlool-
polsoolnG. 1t appoats thas on Hunday ulRht.
whilo washing. sha ran a pin In the f0reilngor Ut
her right haud. she applied lotions to II. but
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man, and have not t,oen heard from since. Tho
wind via very high and anow-ktorM pEcvnIl-
ftE. Fears nry uiltortaine,l that MI were
dny picked up hunt mid Il broken nnr. i
s'N'w-si6rm prevails fortnight Atung tho Chesn-
pettko Il Ohio railroad.
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PRODUCE.

5psetas Dtspaseh to IAs Chicago 7ttbuna
New y0nK, Dec. "3.-Wtnter wheat quito Act.
i've, especially in tho option llnv. hut prces hore
aro seriously depressed and unsotsiod, oponlng
abuut A@lA 2cnta q hushel uuler last ovoulng,
subsequently r1tty!ug about, HGeA cunts
bushcl, aud toward tho closo aaa!n developing U
pronounced weukuuss aul 1rrogularity, tho
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RtR lR0N.

T1r1snC1ta, Dec El-The iron manufacturers
adopted II resolution Mt tholr meeting to.klay to
selt no nlorchunt bar below .A cents per po.,nd,
Tho nonlnnl card rnto is 2h, but fnlnty salcs
havo Deetl tladn at lilo contH, and the obIout IA
pr3ccs.
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NEW l0RR, UCC. Eh-A Wtliskn0Mll C0fr0s
spondcnt Of tho Evening foss. writing that pI.-
ror from Hnsion under tlatn Dec. 81. relatos
scverul atorlcs told him by Gen. 1'cnJnan +.
1'ttlcr Inst Friday eyrning. In tho Cnptain's
o''toc of tho Fall River steamboat 0lt Cuuny.
MIL ono of tltom. bc,trng on n subject thAt hng
recently hccn revived III tho controversy b1-
tween aonutors l,nsnrt1 Rntl ConklnE, md rctat-
ing to the celebrated rhclrs-DotiKe case. was ns
follows: After referring to tho settlement OF
tho suit, which, It is generally enppn2cd, was
innl, said Gen. Butler, MIR. William f.
po,lHo called upon Secretary 1loutwo1l md
expressed hls rcYrot TINT ils i1r III slntll.l iavn
hrcn 50 ncotistdorato qs to placo Itself III tho
fnlse postion Of nfNktnk n compromise with tho
Government, which wOutt lcayG u stfpnin upun
Us reputation, when tho caso should hnvo Rt,no
To TIC oorts 20 tllat tho Innocence Of the firm
might have bccn vtnilicutol. ltlsown wishos, he
saitl. Ind not bccn duly consulted. Much 10 Mr..
D01gc's unconccacd surprise, Mr.. roulwoll int
mcdtately
DREW AN onpE1. ON THE TREASURY
for a roturt OF tho tncney which tim firm hnve
pail. md handed It 10 Air. Do1Hc, thus canccl-
ing the settlement. HIT sfr. Du.ige dId nut pre-
sont TIM order, md Mr. Nutter WIS employed by
tho firm to induce tho seurotnry to Annul It, and
lot tho transaction ssnn1 rs before. Mr.. nont-
we'll Ba that tle dill not like such shifting. hut
to would ncccdu 10 tho rcqieBt: however, he
ndIet, III such why TINT this time thoro should
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u,r,nt r. tn.' ,rrons,tv ,s,,hhni srha '' ar, ,Io
sI"nr1 ths na,'nr b,,n,Itn tion hic,, ~ ,rr,,,,t
hare escaped II Mr. Dodge had lren contcnt to
let tho .nattor rest III tho first placc. md then
nnr', - in ~ ths .,.,rov "
rri,o J3,,t sont thfs ~ wosb ,r1tc, tbo+ IL
'n,iuht In v,r,i,n,, n. scrr =, arv I,nntw",i "
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e'unsn. a.y pressure - noaE ." tho'ps, pou9o
~. W '.aku ~. ".s p"3 "oia.s " .n"ney' ~
tuetncE sasF' i"e'e ""e !lu'ef A1'y e"oSh I"'u
lon.u, amu n"u m"..s ".a1eVos W u" PIT
son'ns ".'n lho ~ es'isouo . ~ Wy .,ios os us
% ais.F.ouan; lhc . nf'n ~ .'"nes s.9"eu , pnpcr
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5pfFIas LH1pQIth to 1hs CAaeaao 1F1bhH&.
CAtiu,, ILL.,. Dec. $l-A no9ro named Crawford,
who lives at Mounds Junction, y fow mica
above this city. lett hls homo ycstrrt.ay iuoruiny
for tho purpose Of hunting 'dccr, which aro
ahuudaut In that vicinity. Nut returning ut Q p.
n,., party Of lls nciuhbors went out Ia search
Ut him. They found him II. tho woods about u
milo and Il half from the Junction. dead, Ills
gun wua Empty, h!s clothes nearly burned frum
his body, and uhs sIIe bAdiy eatrn, uIthor by Ills
two dogs, which accompanied him, Or by somo
Wild Aululul,
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DOWN AN EAf1sASKNtENT.
AUGUSTA. Gn.. Dec. Ga passenger train on
tho Charlottc. Columbia 4 Augusta 1sallroAd
wns thrown down MI cinbnnkmcnt by n t,r,,kcn
rnll. Maj. q. II. Rus.ul. u. 4. A., hnd n thumb
hroken, Cosrluctor lling q rib hrs,ken. K. Il.
lInncil. nf Gnatof. y. G., J. Johnson, Of Lowls-
tun, N. e., wero Drulsctl.
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Special DJFateh 70 1At EhieaGo Tribune.
BURLINGTON, ill.,. Dec. @sl-At O quarter ppst
II o'clock tonight ilro broko out In tho third
story Ut tho extensive book antl paper estAb-
ltslnont Of Wesley Jo',es In this city. Tho fire
wns e9ntlnGd to sho thlr.i and fourth tIoors hl,t
loss will bo henyy, but cainot 10 obtained to-
nRlt,
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NO PARTICULARS,
New YonK, Tcc. 1t-Somo warehouses; Mt tbo
foot Of Court street, Hrookly,, burned to- ntaht
No particulars,
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GIANT POWDER.

GIANT 1'OWbEK.
MARCH CHUNK. Pa.. Dec. @l.--t}n tho HEAVIER
Meadow Division of tho 1.chiEh Valley tintlroA,l,
this nonn 1tchnrd Sherry was killed, lnsper
Tnylnr fatally hurt, nnel William CDnror and
Lawrence stcfitticy bully injured by. tho cx-
pl0siOu Of glnnt uoWtLcr cnrtrttlEes.
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Tnov1DENGE, II. l., Dec. @i-Tho Dyer Innd
Conpnny's Hook WINS Damaged by fire to-day to
tho nmttint of $4,000. 'Ynlte, Smith s. Co.,
manufacturing Jewellers, aro sufferers to the e1-
tent OF $l5,0W.
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MISSING

RlCHAosp, VA, Dec, :a.-Dr. Jamcs II. Vsst
snd chafics Il; Morrison. hEugglsts Of this cit,
went down the rvcF Tuestlay for the purpose o1.
daek-shoottax. They got into a boat on tho
Lover jaiues AIvcr, accompanied by u regro
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kEH ONtEASs, Doc. sa-OAIcen Of tho stcam-
bout Claf4 7. rt1'ost that on Wednesday .inorn-
lng, when the blat WIS about to luHku u laudIup,
four cOlosed ruustabouts took poat,on ol d
aw!ngtng Rsage which tilted Thu men wetu
thrown Into tho rtyue uuI drowned.
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ALMOST A TRAGEDY,

''DtspGtth to Dtr0tt Free rress.
HASTINGS, Mich, Dec :cs.-Tho : Il. m. Pacific
express, passing horo this morning west. mot
with disaator ono milo below Irving Station.
which wns caused bY n brokon ralf THO coach
next tho scopcr. md In front of 1t. partially
left TIM track. but tho sleeper, containing only
tho porter, who escupod with n s!tghtly-hruisod
ankle, loft tho truck entirely, ran Into tho ditch
ten feet below, turned on ita slIo, and IN thls
condition was dragged fifty fcot up aloug side
tho ttack, md there left. tho coupling parting.
Behind tho slcopor was speclal car belonging
to the 0oneral Mann9crot tho Chicago s West
, Nlchtsan nallroau, aul containing four persons,
ns foll0ws:
Abel Kimball, OF Davenport, H., Ocnoral
Superintendent Of tho Chicago, Rock Island s.
Pacific 1ia!lroad, md brothor Of George g.
Kimba1l, of b1uskcgon, uoneEal btana4cr Of tho
Chicago s. West Michigan ltaltrmtd.
Moody kmbalt, a brother of Abel.
Mrs. IIazen, a slater OF Mr.. kimbalI, residing
at Burlington, In.
II. c. Bond, OF hiuskcgon. who was acting lis
purveyor. -
were on their return from Dovor, N. IT,, whoro
they had bccn TO convey tho rolnalus Ut an ngel
mother for burial In tho old family cometory.
This cur also loft tho track ind wont Into tho
ditch, right aldo up. Fortunately nouo Of tho
lnmatas wero seriously hurt,
Abel Kitnball received n sovero blow on tho
head ncar tho temple, and nonl was struck on
tho left shoulder With sliding drawer, but WIS
not seriously Injured.
kTho party, except bond. won't forward on tho
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AT INDEPENDENCE, TEN.
GALVESTON, Dec 2l-A Nt,cs spoclnl from
Hrentiam says tic storo Of Davis s. urccdloyo ut
Independence wNs destroyed by fIr1 this morn-
Ing. insured for $75,dD0.
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GALVESTON, Dec. .J-Tho Journals Corslcana
sFculnl says a t}re this morning burned three
stores In tho principal business block Of tho city
Losses oxceol tho insurance by &5U,D0Q.
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pauv Of 1,ichruoud, ya.
J. +. uyucu,. Mnl Aren't, Of Charlotte.
william MnK,pzto. lrakpr1,.,1, Of 1.tucointon.
Unu passcuser, ua.no unknown.
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w" ''"r' ' -, .,,. t,, hts +oo,, Tho
wns oozlnK from 4 phn't'y cut III ms hca'' 4"'
arcn,Rn went TIP to him and nsKco LIN TUG '1'
cent Of his injuries. Tho eohauotoe 'ooAou up
kud tho man anw no WIS
RAvlSn MANIAC.
Tho blow upon tho hond, II Is aispposeds cAasea
him to lose his mind. Tho phyelotans say no WILL
recover. All tho express and mai! matter ~as
lost. Tho bodies Of tho dcad nro us
figured beyond description. s. ". doodson was
formerly tho chief clerk In tho C"n!oaefa'o
Dnrear for The Exchange ot rfsotlofs' a1'o ""S
well known to many Un!otl officers Ae le"'ea"
family. ..........
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NEW YORK.
Death Of Albert Speyers,
Gould's Man Black
Friday.


Friday.
"Reminiscences of the Mon-
strous Conspiracy OF That
Memorable Day.
Death, in Sing Sing Prison, Of the
Tormontor Of the Rev. Dr..
Dix.
John Kelly Still a Potent Fac
tor In New York Poll
tics.
Butler aud Boutwell, Differ Dramatically
on Tho Subject Of Phelps,
Dodge & Go.
Gath Says There Are Not Over
Three Paying Silver Mines
Out West.
A ShipWreclt on the Coast OF
Jamaica-Death Of Brave
Rescuers.
Union Pacific About to Take an
Upward Turn III the
Market.
Important Gathering Of Men Inter-
ested in Building Railway
In Mexico.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
Many Very CeIebrated

E PHYSICIANS claim that children are never troub- g led with worms and especially young children. dnese faine physciAhs' Nhne they set up this claim for fear the child might be troubled with Pa rents should give medicine to their children in the game way when they show the least symptom of and the best remedy to is the justly cele- bEated 29O5 Vermifuge. RICHARDSON O., Whole sale Agents. Sold by aldruggists. Halls celebrated Toothache Drops never fail jyI0 ThSa&eowwly
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
Military.

The SarsfieId Guard-The Seconds Mid
 dIetoyvn TriPs
 Visitors to the armory of the Sars6eld Guard, Capt. Brennan, find that many im- provements have been made in the last few months adding greatly to the attractiveness of the company room. Recently three beau tiful desks have been added. They cost about $500 and are very useful as well as ornam ent- al. Other improvements are contemplated
 Col. Graham has signifsd his intention1 to call the spring parade of the Second regiment for Tuesday, May 25th. AS before arranged the regiment goes to Middlstown. The towns people express lively interest in the coming visit of the command to their city. The American band of Providence is engaged for the excursion. There is soms talk in Middle town, Col. Graham says, of having a concert there by tks band ths night bsfore the rsgi- msnt's visit.
 The Grays and Blues drilled ct Union Ar mory Thursday evening, Col. Graham in charge, and the new sdjutant Of tho regiment, Capt. Camp, wss On duty for shs first time. He won golden opiniona-
 The Second company Governors Foot Guard is increasing in nunbera. Quite number Of nsw members were added ct re- csnt meeting. This fae old organization is in fine working order.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
An Unexpectsa Situation,

Yesterday morning woman named Bir- mineham who had just come by the boat from New York city, where her husband is en- ployed on one of the New London boats, came into the dspot in alarm and disappeared into the waiting room. The waiting room attendant reappearsd in 8 hurry from the apartment and had whispered consultation with Officer Kennedy, (whose kindness and attention are 70 proverbiaD who in turn con- suited with Mr. States, the ticket agent. Mr. Herschel V. Ransom's advice was sought. It appeared that the woman was in much physi- cal distress, and within few months had ex- pscted to become, for the fifth or sixth time, happy mother. Her situation was hopeless and she was made as comfortable as possible; and conveyed, when partially recovered, by Officer Kennedy, to the hospital. She had come to this city tc take the early train for Cheshire. This is the first case of the kind that has come under Officer Kennedy's cara at tho new depot. He had similar one about eight years ago at the old depot.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
West Have., Notes.

Samuel Mallory, tho builder, has taken the contract to erect 0 house for MT. William Leishman, of this city. The lot is near Beach street in the immediate vicinity of the shore.
 Mir. O. F. Dibble, whose pleasant cottage on Beach street, next beyond the park of the horse railroad company, was one of the earliest erected on this part of the shore, has new two story building in process of erection at the rear of his lard. Observers thought at first it was to be new barn, but it's pretty style led to the impression that it was destined for an extra cottage, or an appendix so to speak to ths main house. All these supposi- tions are incorrect. The new premises are to afford in part fine billiard room for private enjoyment of this pastime.
 Mr. Ryder is giving the Beach House new dress of paint, and fixing up generally about the house and grounds.
 The steamer George R. Kelsey may be ex : pscted in a week or two, according to coast weather, in sight at savin Rock, she having started day or two ago for home, having been in use since last fall in Florida waters Mir. Kelsey's oldest son remains in Florida.
 Ths Buckle shop is very busy with work. Air. D. s. Thompson, of the establishment,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
nnnnTacfuring Interests.

The New Haven Clock Company Is SC pushed with orders that the erection of an ad- ditional building on the movement side is un- der contemplation.
 Carriage manufacturing was never ivelier in this city, famous for carriage making, since the ''war timss." The cost of materials Is, however, much greater than 8 year ago, not withstanding which the prices of year ago rule, so that the profits are not commensurate with the amount of business done, and less money is made proportionately than year ago. 4 hopeful view is expressed as to the prospects of continued activity and healthful state of business.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
E sSs a. A Fs7 Fs7 Tss H1 Es 5
 Ks0ysE EEafR 86eazaaexa. Hss YGEk s IlaeslSt9WN and E.Igsga5,s1i,
 EFeEy ELNEs.sEy CY SaturaGYs

 GLGx OF BERLTN, b49l CITE oi BRUSSELS, 377o O1IY of RICHMOND S607 CITY Of NEW YQRE $50 CITY OF CHESTER, ES53 OITY OF PAEIs s0e cfTY of MONTREAL E&e0 OITY of BROOKLYN 2eIl These nagni1ealt stesnere built watertshs oor1- pzrtnezits gre Gtaog the strongest largest and faz sst on ths Atlantic.
 The saloons sre lu1uridusiy furaisf,s3 ss,5..iarc wal nahte: srZ3 yeEtiatst Eaz take us ta5 yySoie 1ydth of the st The principal statsroonas amide SipB, forward Of sie engiaas where iaas. noise su,; racto1 ia fei and rsPste with svery comfort fav Ing Ell iEteEs t0lprcrcGsts dnubls berths sIectri DeiIs, tzs.
 Tils c1ics kss always beaa spsoiats iE.is Eis.o LE5ifs' c&5izE and hathrocms, dentlemeas srnohinI and osthroous, Barbsrs shops, pisnoE hbssries, ks prevtaa5.
 The Sseersga accommodation cannot bs sxczIsa Passengers o s claaz y7 find thair comfort ana ~r Vscy psrioulsriy studied. ana tha overwhelming uasuz Eassed.
 Fer -stes cT paassge aud oaar Information Suriy
 .ESsEkN kso EaAEg, Axarat. Gr to 3! Broadway Eaw v- EawErd Dow1ss 309 Chzpei Stresi ' V. Fitzpatrick, 117 Gra1d BSress. Bunz.slI q rf-
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
Free FromDebt.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SOCIETY OF THE SEC.
 oND CHURCH, FAIR HAVEN.
 The annual meeting of the Second Ecclesi- astical Society, Fair Haven East, was held in the lecture room of the church Thursday evening. The report from the society com mittee, L. P. Deming chairman, was read, accepted and placed on file. The report ot the treasurer, A. F. Hemingway, showed only about $6O deficit for the entire year. It waa very satisfactory. After the above reports had been disposed of, the following were elected the society committee for the ensuing year Willst Hemingway, chairman, L. P. Dening, John o. Rowland, Edward Bray and H. H. Strong. We understand the deficiency was made up, and the society enter the new fiscal year entirely free from debt.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
E. &L. Lyons, Last Call.

Only one week more in the store in the In surance building. A good time to buy dry goods from now until the 1st of May. Dress goods at half price.
 Hosiery at half price.
 Hamburg edgings at half price. Black cashmeres at half price. Best prints Go. yard
 Striped skirts at half price.
 Gents cambric shirts at half price. Gents linen bosom shirts at half price. Table linens at half price.
 Napkins at half price.
 Summer merino underwear at half price. Black silk fringes at half price. Ladies' underwear at half price. Shawls at half price.
 Ladies' ties at half price.
 Kid and Lisle thread gloves at half price. Cloths and cassimeres at half price. In fact, everything in the store, from now until the 1st of May at half price, at F. & l.. Lyons', Insurance building. a22 24 26 26 30
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
WONDERFUL POPULARITY OF THEE RENOWNED MEDICINE.
The Greatest Curative Success of the Age-A Voice from the People.

No medicine introduced to the public has ever met with the success accorded to Hop Bitters. It stands to-day the best known curative article in the world. Its marvellous renown is not due to the advertising it has received. It is famous by reason of it's in- herent virtues. It does all that is claimed for it. It is the most powerful, speedy and effective agent known for the building up of debilitated systems. The following wit. nesses are offered to prove this:
 What It Did For An old Lady.
 CosG0ct0n Station, ~ F., Dec 28, 1878.
 Gents-A number of people had been using your Bitters here, and with marked effect. In fact, one case, a lady of over seventy years, had been sick for years, and for the past ten years have known her, she has not been able to be around half the time. About SIX months ago she got so feeble she was Helpless. Her old remedies, or physicians, being of no avail: I sent to Deposit. forty five miles, and got bottle of Hop Bitters. 1t had such a very beneficial effect on her that one bottle improved her. so she was able to dress herself and walk about the house. When she had taken second bottle she was able to take care of her own room and walk out to her neighbor's, and has improved all the time since My wife and children also have derived. great benefit from their use
 w. B. HATHAWAY,
 Agt, U, s. Ex Go,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
An Enthusiastic Endorsement.

Gents-Whoever you are, don't know: but I thank the Lord and feel grateful to you, to know that in this world of adultera- ted medicines there is one compound that proves and does all it advertises to do, and more. Four years ago had slight shock of palsy, which unnerved me to such an ex- tent that the least excitement would make me shake like the ague Last May was in- duced to try Hop Bitters. fused one bottle, but did not see any change; another did so change my nerves that they are now as steady as they ever were. It used to take both hands to write, but now my right hand writes this. Now, if you continue to manu- factrre as honest and good an article as you do, you will accumulate an honest fortune, and confer the greatest blessing on your fellow-men that was ever conferred on man kind TIM BURCH.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
A Lovely Chaplet.

A late fashion report says: Nothing can be prettier than a chaplet of hop vines in blossom. A recent medical review says: of the health than plenty of Hop Bitters. They aid in all the operations of nature; toning up the weak stomach, assisting the food to become properly assimilated, and promoting healthy action in all the organs. The dictates of fashion, as well as the laws of health, alike favor a right appli- cation of hops.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
mushand,a Testimnnr

My wife was troubled for years with face, which nearly annoyed the life out of her. She spent many dollars on the thou sand infallible CD cures, with nothing but injurious effects A lady friend of Syra- cuse, N. Y., who had had similar experience had been cured with Hop Bitters, induced her to try it. One bottle has made her face as smooth, fair and soft as a childs and gives her such health that it seems almost a miracle
 A MEMBER OF CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
Monroe 1Ec6 Sent e5 1873


 Sirs:-I have been taking Hop Bitters for inflammation of kidneys and bladder; it has done for me what four doctors failed to do. The effect of the bitters seemed like magic to me. W. l.. CARTER. If you have sick friend whose life is a burden, one bottle of Hop Bitters may re- store that friend to perfect health and happi- ness. Will you see that that friend has bottle at once.