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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-20

UNDOUBTEDLY the tendency of the
people of the United States is to flock
into the cities. In the sparsely popu-
lated States this is less marked than in
those more thickly peopled that have
been longer settled. Thus in Connecti-
cut, Massachusetts. New York and
Rhode Island, this is especially observed.
Boston, New York, Providence, and in
deed nearly all the prominent cities and
towns of the States named, are increas-
ing in population, while in the rural dis
tricts the number Of inhabitants is actu-
ally retrograding. An hundred years
ago about one-thirtieth of the American
people were residents of cities. Forty
years ago the proportion WAS changed so
that fully one-twelfth lived in cities: in
1860 one-sixth, and at the last census, in
1870, one-ffth. OF course, this is to some
extent attributable to- the development
of manufacturing industries in this coun-
try that draws its workmen together in
masses, as was shown by the extraordinary
increase in city population during the
late war, when manufacturing of all
kinds was abnormally stimulated and
could hardly find sufficient men to con-
duct its operations; but part of this ten
dency is caused undoubtedly by the
greater attractions of town life to the
youth of both sexes and to the superior
facility of gratifying luxurious tastes on
the part of those who have accumulated
fortunes in the country. In England,
where the laws of primogeniture keep
large estates together and thus insure
vast fortunes to the head Of the
house, country life has maintained
a stronger fooshold upon the affections
of the wealthy and cultivated clas es
than elsewhere, and yet fully one-half Of
the population of England is gathered
in the cities in France country life is
distasteful to thoss who are sufficiently
affluent to afford to live in town, and a
proportion even greater is found residing
there. So also in Italy and Germany.
1t will probably be many years before
the same conditions exist with us as in
the old countries. but we are drifting in
the same direction in the older portions
of the United States, and if you travel
q road long enough you are reasonably
sure of arriving finally at the end Of it.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-20

WARMERS REMEDIES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
Amnrican nible HocieiY.

The stated meeting Of the Board OF
Managers was held at the Bible House,
AstOr Place, on Thursday, February 9th,
AT hali.past 2 O'Clock T.. NJ. VIM. H..
Allen, LID, President, in the chair
The Rev. Edward W. Gilman, ID. d.,
read the 10Th psalm and offered prayer,
The death oi James " Dominick,
Esq. who had been for more than II
quarter Of century a member Oi the
Board Of Managers, was annOunccd. \
committee was appointed Ia prepare a
minute on the subject ior the Rscmd.
Grants Of books were made 10 variOns
benevolent societies and 10 individuals,
10 the value Of more than 81 900, in.
Guiding g.. 900 10 the Southwestern Bible
Society and 5000 Tor colportagc.
Appropriations in money were also
made, amounting 10 g., l63, including
81 900 20 the Evangelical Committee Of
the Waldcnsian Church aud 81 900 Ia
tue Russian Bible Society.
Secretary Gilman made a condensed
statement concerning the visits he bad
made during the past six months. in
the interests Of thus Society, 10 various
persons anu hoiltlltH w iulDI's ~
had everywhere been most cordially
welcomed. aud had gathered much ia
formation, which it is believed will bc
OF particular service 10 the Board in the
execution Ui its broader plans Tor the
near future.
The Board determined 10 establish an
agency in Persia, and appointed Rev.
William /. whipple to take charge OF u.
Il was determined to hold the semi
millenial celebration Of the translation
Of the English Bible 10y WickliiIe, IN
this city, on the "a DAY OF December
next, when an Grafton will be delivered
IN the Academy Of Music by Richard ;.
Stoors, u. D., IL d., Of Brooklyn. II
was also decided 10 hold the next ami
versary Of this Society in Louisville,
Kentucky.
The Morning sun Bible Society, Iowa,
was recognized as an auxiliary.
The receipts for January were $is,'
$50 Is. -
The number Of volumes issued, ~, d'l5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
BeEgars' Tricks In London.

One OF the tricks is for the beggar 10
get into an omnibus and tender the con-
ductor hall fare at the end of the Jour
ney. There is sure 10 be q row, which
attracts plenty Of attention, and the beg
gar, being detained by the conductor,
has the opportunity for telling moving
story. The result Is that he has his fare
paid and receives contribution besides.
As often rs not the beggAr, in this in.
stance, is q pickpocket or the friend OF
pickpockets, and the scene is got up at
the end OF the ride either 10 attract at
tention from the light fingered doings
that have just taken place or to provide
a suitable occasion for the exercise Of
such doings. II is also a favorite beggar
device for youth aud a girl 10 20 out
into ihoroughiare at busy time. A
suitable spot reached, there is a scuiiie,
the girl falls, and the lad runs away 4,
the top OF his speed. She rises howl.
ing, gathers a crowd, and relates, In a
voice much broken by sQbs and tears,
that she has had a hall crown snaiched
on, Of her hand by the boy, who Is now
out Of sight-that the money bad been
brought In half an hour before by the
mother as her days earnings, and tha,
she lthe grill had come out with 1, 10
purchase icod Cor her little brothers aud
sisters who bad not yet broken their
last and now-ss she takes care 20 ash
what v abe % dol Here comes pa =
Ion - uespinx. <f.d &c many minutes
80 By the hsff crown-thath asneye or beer
losi is pretty SURF 10 BE- made up, with
interest," This 10 trick tina, may Sc prsc.
tieed every hall hour with some change
" locality. hut u 10 Necessary Cor the
giri W have a9uaintances within reach.
who back her up In case any inq ulsitive
or benevolent individual should iusst
on accomyaning her home. Here. how.
ever, she has much 10 dread. Prot,.--
local beZyars have trusty aqu.intanc,.s
Al hand N most quarters And ey,n
were u othersi>e. there y q Preemsson-
~ among the body which enables An m.
members 20 recognize one another =,
s'ghf; and there IL an ssp,l a cor,,,
among them, 100, which ineites them n
support one OF themselves. Although :
pesfect stranger. through thick sad ain
When called upon 10 do 90 A kindrc,i
rick n tor The professional vsrrant to
usnt candle some dirty svening ana -
pokinx about gnf,rr in ssxroh of-sv
. norin. he coin b always De- er;i-.,
AZ The lSst 81 the sssrch<r,s s,or. xsn,.
ing which he % she vill hxvs 10 ~ vIth.
out bod and iodgin9 Coz the nsxht
Anosher e1ective 'Aaods~" i tor = y.rx
iesele-leoking indivitaE % crawl slo..
y along In The bsighborhocd a one a
Tie ho.pifAls towards Of the hoars an.
pointed icr dispensing medicines 10 out
door ptcnt., and then, klippsng ID snd
iAnins hessily. % hrcsk bosils al ssue
on the pavement similarly, ehll.rer
are Taught % excite cempa.~ion By faIl
ING over brcSen vessis IN he strpst. an
declnfinx 60 the sane sane tins thai
they darn not rctarn home. - stsp-tzfh
e.. sznt ss<pmo<ber, % some r~ixtior
popuisriy Embarrassed 10 b he inoarua
boo q ell unkintness V ehibirvn, weak
punish them terribly Dor the ,ni.hsp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
THE RETURN rIpEoF FAITH.

The Recent Reaction In Religious
Thought In Germany.
During the last twenty years a very
decided change has come over the re-.
lig'ous convictions OF the German PEG.
pie. We can plainly see the progress Of
a reaction toward belief from this rcac-
ton toward unDelief. The reaction from
an extreme conservatism, not wholly
unmlngled with superstition, drove the
nation % iniidelity; and the reaction
from that iniidelity IL gradually leading
them back to Christian faith CORRIDOR
atrd by scientific investigation. lnii-
deity, As dominating order Of thought,
has lost its crown aud its throne, aud a
rational observation, freely COnCcding
the Supernatural ~ u component part of
Christianity, ia gradually taking poses
son Oi the national mind aud heart. Not
only are Strauss and Bauer dead. but
their influence, II not quite dead. is 80
weak that Il need awaken no alarm.
Parker il also dead, and he left so little
behind HIM ia the way Of vital doubt
that New England is swinging back to
the faith oi the fathers. The authority
Of all these men is thing Of the past,
aud their Arguments against the super
natural have been buried under mass
oi still stronger Arguments for il.
In proof Of this areinnumcrable facts;
but we have room Tor only one;
Twenty years ago the theological de
partment Of those German universities
in which rationalism was taught were
crowded with students while the few
conservative universities had little more
than an array OF empty seats. Such,
however, is the change effected in pub
lie opinion during the last twenty years
that to-day the SUCCESSORS Of the great
teachers Oi doubt find It difficult 10
gather an audience 10 lecture ", while
tine more conservative Professors deliver
their lectures 30 scores instead Of tens.
The catalogues Of the renowned seats Of
learning show how surely Germany is
finding her way back 10 belief in rev
citation. The tide Of inidclty has had
It's period Of flood, years ago reached !
it, high water mark, and il nov, at the |
very last, at the half cbb On the other |
hand, the tidc OF faith, which reached |
is low water mark with the last genera
ton, il on the Hood, aud is likely to /
reach higher point than ever before.
Il is a great SATISFACTION 10 know that
RATIONAL conservatism which accepts the
great dugmas that have been tested BY |
.ruturirs 1T experience, includes not
,lUnc that class which is governed by |
ickle emotion, but the large body Of the
soIld's best and pruioundcst thinkers,
Shu have lug through the stratum Of
loubt, aud are building on the solid
oi faith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
In his Clerical Capacity

rhss -ssaed r.E-Oa n-sy IN the quiet oOuhlr,
ne s-med exactly settled 10 tAsir ned
Bai on ne -cond sunday he renHkea " Mr..
-.YSsr sssi.l ne !. very dun. IAa~,ar.
And - De seniAl, elosasut and grats f.ron
WIS -:asG, % ~, U. V.n.,A as,. y,,.ay.
lu.i ss.rsed 'NOoP$nh-srn' snd 'r'ngsrOunds
AniPlasSd thea In his slsrio>, o.p.osu.
ouiss SrOIhssiy and sisssriy NY -coa Sss.s 10
And when he - ne -criAl pArts. INV.
Ne uait -SOw al. = qariiea, Nna y sppssn 10
Nuss rors q Il ne y.rt.A vs's .livs,-
Ne s,raasst NE is'tst' game, iassrSsssa boz
~. a. .S.s Ss !: . i @: r. . ss "a sss
n. s 30 81 s,S~ 10 N. ,lsrao.l o.s.sy.
we ought % ~ 10 osAss g ss'a hsv. tAsa -
he "a sitA e.rns.s saPA.si.; sui phsa
whsa<yer Ne psrtsr.o1 The -s,unn esS e :
Ne ssiTy~i Ne sneisa, @ssasas and N
u a. dssssninsss; a. No, ss7s..las \ az
Ne ssssa -rhsS n'th' sahiha -a'as pc
Iad . .s.s ! saosuHis'sd @sa sPHs NJ
IAip asa q nay slsrso-l s-V.sy.-
And ~ Ne l.lthful rs-sy. oftAe vsci. hblHi'
n<<clsinx ~ r<srtskioaers euonr,
Rsn.fss - sAs eus,-ssi IN = esss n F-e'
To Prs-s-s. ~ aus, iu,sss-s sAs ysu.si.
Asa Y n-a sl-e-r- ,shin' -soe esaru
hits issiinEs
80: : z: * &. ;tisi s 80 no. 80: .
I~Esissy sl.a-sa .s-ag.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
HEB LAST WORDS.

No. let me 60 slons-'tis better 20.
Ny way and youn are widely FAR sIart
Why should you stop 70 grieve about my soe
And why should not step scruss your hear
mans neart l. poor thing a. The best.
And your !. no whit better than The rest
l loved you once An. YES, perhaps ! DID.
Women are curious Thinp, you Know anu
strange,
And hard 70 undeniAnd. aud then besides,
The key OF her souls music oft doth change
And so-ah. do not look ~ me that wayi-
loved you once, but that was yesterday!
sometimes = caeless word doth rantls deep
30 deep that IL can change heart like this.
And blot out all the long sweet thTobblng houn
That went before, crowned gold With nptur
Gus Bills;
so deep that Il can blot out hOun diylsc,
And make heart a. hard and cold ~ mine.
Nay. do not SPEAK Reter can forget:
80 let Us say good by, and 20 our Ways
Mayhap the psnsies win start from the dust
OF our past days the slumbrous happy day.
When ] was trusting. and life knew 10 grief, 4
But bloSsomed with my clinging. sweet belief
Good By. good by. Part oimy life you take
IT, iaires, part Nay, do not touch my llp,
Once they were youn. but now. oh, my lost love
would not have you touch my finger tips
And saying this feel no chill Of pain
cannot even weep above my slain.
n God cared ought for women who have loved
And worhiped Idols false. trust he will
Keep Us 20 far apart that never more
Ou' PATHS may crna. whyare you standing
Good by. ! nay. This Is the days dim close
our love u no more worth than last years rose
-Lddys Joarndl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
PERSONALITIES.

Colonel Ingcrsol viii RESIDE ia Chi
CagO.
There Is nothing lyt, Ut the Grant
boom except the method, Of Napoleon
III.
rcnnyson sometimes spends hours on
a single line ~ du,s ElDuiiu when
joaquin Miller hs.I 900 the widS Of
Oregon be made several narrow escapes
irOm spending dity,D minutes on SIN.
gle line
The ronca Indian. Wo,.lworkrr. saws
be has never seen a Tay.haircd Indian
In his liic. There aSv airn in his tribe
over ninety ycars OIL. AMI their hair IL
ict black. and bald hcyls are never seen
among the r'i men,
Mr.. kusk,n I-gunjp.las saving you
fancy YOU are sorry tDr the pain oi others.
Now, tell YOU Just tb,s. that Il the US
nal course ui war. instead II unroOling
peasant houses aud mvsging peasants
fields, merely br,ke the china upon
your own drawing roam tables, no Wal
In civilized countries would last Z
week.
Marshal MacMahOn has made a sensa
ton in Paris by offering for sale half o
his property in the Rue lie Bellechesse
al reserve price 81 5sO. 600 francs. The
house i the ancient hotel OF the Due d'
Castries, minister 81 war under LOUIS
XVI, from which Mme. MaeMahon dc
rives the title Of Duches>e de Cs>tries
Mr. Tlarnisch, The young PHILADELPHIA
sculptor nov In Rome, Who has bee
selected TO make a statue OF Calhoun -
the city Of Charleston, has finished IN
clay model. Calhoun, says aeorrcsPon
dent, A. represented standing In an Al
tituie fun "a lie and VigOr. lie holds
ron IN The left hand. while the right
extended a. II he were speaking. ~
wears the costume Of the persod, a hts
stock cTavai and coat with a h,gh 60
lar. The face u an excellent hkencs
and The long hair u brushed hise
the iorehead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
Good Hsallh M,ks, Ear,h . Heaven.

Remember that DIR, Guysott's Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla has proven itself
to be the best blood purifier ever dis
covered, and is a positive cure foT Scro-
iula and all Syphiltic disorders. Weak.
ness Of the Kidneys, all Nervous disor.
dcrs and Debility. all Urinary and
Digestive troubles, etc. Price OF large
quart bottles With full directions, slOO.
A single bottle will prove 10 you its
merits as a health.reneWer, for Il acts
like charm, relieving both physical
and mental distress, driving out Of the
human system the many ills that flesh
and blood Is heir To, and restoring the
natural yigor 10 both mind and body,
exhausted by disease and suffering. II
makes the oil feel young and buoyant.
II makes the young feel gay. lAughlin
Bros. 4 CO. and Logan, List 4 Co,
Wholesale Agents, Wheeling: West 4
Gilmore, Agents for bridgeport, o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

rs ~ Rsu sCr 90 A DEcKkE KEsDEREp
u by the Circuit Court % Ohio county, West
virginia, At The Octobcr term, liza. IN Gauss IN
chan.cry therein pending. In which lame.
SAMUEL y. Kelley nre drfcnisnt.. and Ia me
directed viii .eil az public saie. on the premi
80 inown a, The che-t farm. near fviomsc,
ONO TTprnRHbfTf'' f raGRt,I IP ~ ,so
Beginning alto O'Clock A. ~. the following de
scritrd tract u land. situated on the wsier, Of
CSticmant run and tno~s a. the Jsmc-
Con- John IsS:sa I'D o.Ss s and soS ~ ,s: -
follows, o. sli Beginning al f-d CAB on the
right bank o. Castlrrnsns run thence 4 cr.'
W s1io yoc 90 70 stone. oDrnef 10 Isaac Col
. .ssSoe sls b s' - s.G pole :,o ~
thence \ SiiO' " 2. pois. 70 shiotofJ. oornsi
20 sald Coz thsno. s'Sf ". lao Is,Iss 70
stone, thence \. y poles " an ironsOoi, corner
% Atkinson theper with bis line n ~ " 30 "
pole " stone thencs : ~ 9ti0 poles
4 20. v Nyoles thsBos ooh 1910 poles
sycamore. tsrpoe = ~, 2 ID poles u stone.
thence = NJ EsIlS Po.e' % '.ops in ~.
poles 70 the boginnIus, oopisinlng svrn,J Eve
afrv- snd tory I've pole, is-s ne following De
sribed irAri % pat Of the above rhloh Gas
oDnFcJed 10 isAsr Coz. and Ia bounded a. 81
Ss SS Ss.s .a 49, ',ss o.: . me-, 1
- ". Is poles 70 - stone fheDor " u poles
!, stone. tLspcs : ~ " y polss " stone.
thenc. : Yols 70 stone hsncs - u
Ioles 10 hlek w thence =. 10 v ~ pDls- D.
. stnns Aencs n. ~ y 80 poles " ne trim.
Ming containing nine .cre. and tosty -.rysh tols-
1nEs Or shIF -Une-third " De parhs.s
monsy and NOR ~ the purhssf ~ elect, c.sh
10 hand and the bslsnes IN two Equal paymsnv
AZ 0us sni tao yea- from dsy u sale The par.
ehs-rf g. yins nctes with g1<f p-ersonsl sespfity.
and tearing Interest frufn day n sals fos the 10
ierryd tayments, rrtsining title until eDnhrm.
aiiGu n ssls, ono. X TIH1LE,
aisEb EhsnrUkiO oonbiy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

A CHALLENGE is offered 10 any one
who can produce n regular case Of torpid
liver that will not succumb 10 the indu.
enoe Of simmons Liver Regulator. The
cures on record are 10 numerous that
the pruprietors feel tina, the evidence OF
its curative effects cannot be questioned.
81 have used your medicine IN my
family, and have taken pleasure In rec
ommending IL as an excellent remedy
for the regulation OF the Liver. Editor
Ashland Ohio HRSz.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
n.m.mh.r-Fr,ena.. a.m.mb.r.

thai DE-. wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher
~ has proven its.,lf 10 be positive cure
tof Consumption. Asthma. Bronchitis
and all Lung d,<c.<ez n has saved the
lives Of many eysn atter the doctors had
said there was no hope. Every one
declares that ]. goes right 10 the fright
spot, soothing and healing a. u by ma
&c AL soreness 81 throat and lungs. A
single dose taken at bed time viii gSn.
ny warm the blood, cause refreshing
slombeF, and by morning an ordinary
cough or cold viii be gone. None gen-
uine without signature Of Sanford a
Park. lArge pint bottles 500. Keep
q bottle always ON hand. Il win ave you
many q doctor bill BE SURF your drug
gisi gc,s the genuine tor yoo. IAughlib
Bros. a Co. and Logan. Iisi A Co,
Wholesale Agents. Wheeling, West A
Gilmore, Agents Cor Brsieepori, %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
BONSkTs AHD HATS.

Leading millincrs are now Offering, IN
/ shades already known, bunnets Of satin
| OF sick. rather than plush or velvet
| The fashion Of using fancy plumagc IA
| garniturc seems somewhat % have de-
creased, and ostrich tips and flowers
add beauty and grace 10 the latest bon
nets. II is said that Partisan milllncrs
promise also proiuslon Of lace on the
coming bonnets aud hats The sunilow
er furnishes n new aud iavorite flower
ui garnture, aud deep rich hurd rose
/ and peOnes Of silk and velvet give an
/ elegant and attractive effect when em-
| ployed on similar shades Oi satin and vel.
vet. Plain wide silk or satin ties ARE al
most the only ones appearing on bon
nets, though narrow ribbons in Persian,
broche or Pekin patterns sometimes
serve this purpose,
Normandy cap shapes are revived to
some extent IN the latest bOnncts, and
capote in various forms il in high favor
both here aud in Paris The turhan
still remains one Of the most popular
! styles for young ladies', and is cspcc tally
pleasing when modelled from black vel
vet and ornamented with plumagc.
Tocqurs consisting wholly Of plumage,
which were worn to some extent earlier
in the season, are too generally unbc-
coming and anomalous In appearance 10
meet with continued favor. Pulled ban
deaux, with u mass Of flowers at the
back, and soft pulled capotes resembling
closely head dress, constitute favor
tie and charming fashions in bouquets
Tor evening and opera OCCASIONS For
carriage and full dress Paris mOdistcs
furnish very exclusive style ia hats
somewhat larger and broader brimmed
than those admissible for use with
walking dresses. II is thought that i'm.
porters will provide for spring aud sum
mer wear Milan braids and chips, togeth
er with leehorn and fancy bralds
NKw FABRICS AND STYLES YoR DRESSES
The new dress fabric satin de luxe, as
its name indicates, is Of soft rich tex.
ture. II is satin finished aud has back
scmbling serge, II is sometimes satin
finished on both sides Satin lie luxe
will doubtless be a material applicable
for dress, wraps or bOnnets, as satin de
Lyon has heretofore been. The use Of
satins in general appears to be ON the in
crease.
Persons Of authority in the world Of
fashion predict that the corsagc
made OF material or color unlike the rn-
mainder Of the toilet will be widely
popular, and that in the coming season
this distinction will be observed in cos
tunes for street as well as for house
wear. Short shoulder capes Of material
resembling the dress, or Of plush, bro
Cade or jet, rs before mentioned, arr eX-
pecied to form n noticeable feature OF
spring walking suits.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

-LAwYER JACoH WoLF, in the trial Of
case in the Superior Court Of Clncin-
natl. called tho witness liar, and was
rebukedby Judge Harmon, who eXclaim.
ed This case is enough Of circus,
anyhow, without counsel making II
more ~" That is pretty remark for
a Court 10 make Mr. Wolf retorted.
III say your Honor has no right to talk
in that way. Dir, Reporter, put that
down. Put down on the record Of these
proceedings that this Court says that
this case is Il circus" rand put down.
said his Honor, that the Court said al
50 without counsel making 1t moro so "
The proceedings were quiet for awhile,
until Mr.. Wolf got angry ut the oppos-
ing lawyer, and dared him to 10 into the
hallway for light. Further on he ad-
dressed the Court "a follows: III your
Honor wants athorilics upon propo-
sition that original entries are best evi'
dcnce, | can produce Taylor and Green
leaf on Evidence, and bring in all the
books in the library But don't sup.
pose il will make any difference. You
would decide 1t against me, any how,
and ! cant help it," Judge Harmon
threatened to fine hun for contempt,
but did not do it, and it was not long
before the lawyer Was in a quarrel with
a man about the possession u a chair,
and tho police were called in.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
Miserablenesa-

The most wonderful and marvellous
success, In cases where persons are sick
or pining away from a condition OF mis-.
erNblencss, that no one knows what ails
them tproftable patients Cor doctorsl IL
obtained by the use Of Hop Bitiers-
They begin 10 cure from the iirst dose
aud keep IL up until perfect health and
strength are RESTORED. Whoever Il al-
f.ictsd in this way need not safier. When
end ~rrovert.h in snother cofunsn.
fAnghlin Bros. a Co. Wholesale Agents,