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Daily Republican., 1881-07-28
Case Dismissed.

A colored man named Clarkson was
arraigned before Magistrate BertoEette
last evening on the charge of Commit
ting an assault and battery on William
Archer. The case was dismissed, how.
ever, because the complainant. failel to
appear
Daily Republican., 1881-07-28
Accident TO an Engine.

Centennial engine No Is left this city
yesterday with freight train, buc sub
seluenty returned with her ash box
broken. The accident occurred At Ches.
ter and the ties over which she ran
caught fire from the hot cinder!.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-28
y's,S Weather.

War Depart,urnt, Otlire o. the Chies
jigna' Oiic.-, Washington, July r.
| A. NJ.
Indications for to-day-For The Middle
Atlantis States, partly cloudy weather,
and possibly local rams, tulIowei hy
clearing weather: winds Ntrting to
a northery-westcrly directions; ri>in:
tUrt.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-28
Sun day Excursion,

The steamer $. NJ. FELTON, will leave
French street every Sunday morning at
go clock tor Camden, to enable ex-
cursionists to take the cars and reach
Atlantic City at 1O.4j. The cars leave
on the return trip at 8. 40 D. III.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-28
Map Of the CITY.

Persons desiring copies of The sun
day Star containing the map of the
city can secure them upon application
at The Star office, No. West Fifth
street, at the Us al price, three cents
per COPY.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-28
To be Buried To-day.

John II. Mutchler. the yuunG man
who was burned to death at the works
of the Pusey II Jones company, will be
buried in the Wilmington aud Brandy
wine cemetery this aft "rLooA. The fu
neral will take place from the residence
of his uncle, Joseph s;toeckle, No. 225
King street, at 2.30 O'Clock. Services
will be held in ths church Of the Sacred
Heart at three o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-28
lnvPsth So in Coal Ian Dis.

The Lancaster New Era says: "Sena-
tors Bayard and Cameron, James Dutiy,
and several New York capitalists are i O.
Vr'tiuG in Cameron county coal lands.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-28
AN---
SPECIAL IN kNTIUN
Closing Sale.

Onr great annual closing out sale of
spring and summer clothing at the Bos
ton One Price Clothing House COM
menced on Saturday, June Is Special
Inducements in boys and chi!drcn's $
clothing. Each purchaser of u suit will
feceiyea present The presents consist
OF silk handkercniefs, ncckties, suspen-
aers and other ARTICLES too numerous Co
mention. All are invited TO attend this
Bale, and | AN satisfied they will 90
away happy. V. L. HOLMES, Prep.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-28
State OG the ThcFuiU meter

| st tho REPUBLICAN ott.,'e, in the 'hA;e
this nUrnUM:
lOclock i0u'ciock L o'CI'ck,
1SG SlJ -
Daily Republican., 1881-07-28

"Rest Insect Powder, 10 cts. pack
age. Taylor & Fullerton, Druggist, 302
King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-28
Fire Back ".

we all know that by having a buc' ct
ot water handy many costly fire
voulu DC avoided. They can be hung
up IN the ia tory Or Workshop full of
water IN locations where there is dan
S'i, ana the least sign of fire could be
H!ueiciled AZ once with a bucket or two
y. "aer James r. Wood a. Co, cor.
front and Orange streets, Manufacture
h"aHllZr" h",',, iron FIRE buckets, already
n'anue'. u';,i T ire oniS they are strong ard
VIII last ior Years. Price 81 a dozen.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-28
DIR. ktDnuns'
Pain Searcher.

no famous pam me ticine. Immediate
.,a.'e un renewing cramps and pans in the
,'o'''acl aud bowels. The best of sum
.nnri,, n''n,clnes, promp. and rapid in
f,'r fn'.ns m rheumatism, Neuralgia, sc.
ioa which We refer: N. l.. Janney, the
.'s ,,"on. commission Merchant, King
1,,rI 1,,uoe', (odd Fellows HalD. 5Ot. Sod
.cas "a uaalefs' a Depot, 4th ~ King, Phila.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-28

@s'7'7'1Fsf I'VE 7 o'TsN'
SECOND DESPATCH TO MINISTER LOW
ELL:-Ihe following was sent tonight
by Secretary OF State:
Lowell, Minister, London-At p.
M. the Presidents physicians give "a
most favorable account Of his condition.
There is CONTINUOUS Improvement in
his digestion and in the restfulness of
his sleep. We are by no means reliev-
ed from anxiety, but are growing more
hopeful.
(Signed) BLAINE, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, i1.30p. NJ
The marked improvement in the Presi-
dents condition, which began to be ap-
parent yesterday, has continued steadi-
~ throughout the day, and, in the
Daily Republican., 1881-07-28

&OOI besOfts
oohh Manz's Wilmington. summer
y Huen is the incest and coolest place for
'freshments. >' '''
summer Dress goods at 6, 12lh and IA
.s s' yer yd.; linen lawns at 10, rs and 81
ssI .s', laulos regular made silk embroid-
ou hosiery 70 cts; ladies and geut's
Ma neI q, Underwear % cts; zephyr cor
'S 20 rer pair new article design
0' summer wear. q. WORRELL.
nna,p nnm,potencc of mind, limb, or vital
Nii;,. i..lons, nervous weakness, sexual de-
ans, m.s, &C, cured by Wells Health Re
'%st nn:i u, at druggists. Depot, IL.
DinShurst, 3l7 Market ST. eet.
fanyon vi yon wish good truss? Buy the
siS, Ue'lu'oi y Of N. b. Danforth, Drug.
n.' cor. Second and Market. A special
''n ior applying.
nsk nIs druggists for "Rough on Rats"
fo,nha 'rs out rats, mice, bed d-bugs, flies,
INV k0Nes' Vermin, ants, insects l5c. Der
s,n;i M large assortment of. napkins and
bralSs al the following very low prices,
81 sy nar Considered rs, S715, 81 and ST.
p01 oozen. Il. WOhRELL.
bm v% au% gravel Plastic slate roofs put
~ ns Sna ali kinds of old roof made water
Itras. T. MlrGHHLL; $40 w. Front
,onu, Mt Hartman's Drug Store nav bs
Irnshos" beautiful selection OF tooth
'nos' halr brushes and combs.
r,ui vi, Bailey's Chill Pills, for sale bv
Kina t's s. q Fullerton, Druggists, No. SO2
Daily Republican., 1881-09-17
M ,ysfers0us Poisoning.

Important revelations have lust been
made i'll the alleged poisoning cases
at Lancaster, n. II. 1t will be re1ueIn.
beTed that there were six deaths that
carried away all the members of DR..
Bngbee's and Mr.. b. G. Towne's falni.
lies. The bodies We're taken up and
arsenic was found in the stomach of
Mr.. Towne. The next examination
was that Of Mrs. Bughee, but no poison
was discovered. Professor Wood, of
Harvard College, has Just completed
some chemical tests Uron the virals Of
DR.. Bughee and Mrs. Towne, and arse
mic was found in both Of them. In the
case OF DR.. Bugbee whisky was found.
This new evdeuc" is considered snh.
siantlal proof that DR.. Bugbee and Mr.,
ana Mrs. Towne died from the use of
whskey, as medicine, in which arse
mic had beed placed. The officers are
convinced that they know who the
guilty party is, and the net work of
evidence will soon be placed before the
pubic.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-17

AND NOW the members Of the Cit,
Council who attended the sunday Junk
ettings and fishing parties down til,
Bay, have walked INTO the ..REpuBLI
CAN tor saying that change in Cour.
CT! was needed, and gave its reasons fol
saying 80. The REPUBI1CAN dom,
stand in need of any added popularity
but we suppose it will have to grin ant
bear it, The way the case now stand,
is this The REPUBLICAN denounced
Sabbath breaking and drunken carous
ais by city officials. Mr.. Sharpley presi
dent Of tile Council, and Mr.. Taylor the
oldest member in Council, ,deuounce the
ELPthLI'AN for mentioning it. We
presume the public will uuuers tand the
case.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-17
&lAlA lfAUla-

Over 1900 acres of land the propert y
of the late Lon b. Anderson, were sold
al trustees sale III Georgetown, last
Tuesday, netting over $4,000.
AS a tomato canning State Delaware
ranks third, New Jersey taking the
lead and Maryland following secou l.
1925 900 cans have been put up in the
State this year.
Wilmington sporting men have AZ
ranged for fall trot at Schuetzen Park
on Wednesday, October 12. Only Del
aware horses, or horses owned IN the
State for sixty days prior to the races,
will be allowed to enter.
Abner Mitchell, live farmer of Mill
Greek, is plowing portion of the wood
known FOR many years az "Thompson =
woods, q short distar ce above Corner
ketch. He has stump puller at work
and will doubtless have a good crop
out OF the virgin soil.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-17
The Atlanta Expgsi,ion.

Atlanta, Georgia, is to have a real
lively rafting exposition, pTincipaI,v
OF cotton and cotton fabrics that being
The leading staple OF the South. Such is
tie I-'essure for room that in addition
to the main building which at hrs, was
thought ample. three other additional
buildings are now Deing erected at a
Cost of SlY, 900, one third of which the
business men of Atlanta subscribed in
one day. A hotel tent covering twelve
acres Of ground with capacity for feed
ing and lodging several thousand guests
Is being erected. The lodging tents arc
all tloored, provided with water, GOOD
beds, are rain proof aid makevely com
Portable rooms. The whole encamp.
nent is lit v iti! electric lights and will
be provided with bne music and 81 ecial
police. Ii Was feared at first that AT.
lanta though almost capable Of doing
any thing within the range of human
possibility, would not be able to accom-
l1odate the vast nnm Der that would be
III attendance, but as the time approach.
ea for holding TIE fair all such fears
have diminished and every thing looks
bright for the first Southern exposition.
Nothing more is needed to show the
South is being rejuvenated and inspired
with new life and enterprise than this
fair. In the dark days of slavery notl4-
ing of the kind was ever thought Of
IN fact such a thing would not have
been tolerated as i. would have revealed
to the slaves that there was another
world some place, and would inspire in
them desire to reach that world. In
those days-only twenty five years
ago, Atlanta itself was but a strup.
Cling village with slave nens but now
1t has assumed place amongst the
cities in the union and vies with our
own Wilmington in population, COM
mercial and manufacturing enterprise.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-17
THE INSru investigation wa

IliE LlAcH investigation was such
bald fa;ce that the City Council com
tos'4t of majority Of Lynchs friend,
refused to tolerate the report Of the
majority. Mr. Moore's minority report.
though signed by bur one man, came
with lightning force and made the pre-
tended attempt 10 investigate appear in
@@ch ridiculous lisAt that even Mr.
barnhill voted with the majority of
Council to refer the case back to the
committee with Instructions to hold the
Investigation in public and to swear .he
witnesses.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-17

WE WOULD rather let the charges of
Mr.. Il. Fl. Taylor 60 unrefuted than to
enter into an explanation of the whole
affair, which would SHOW that there
was no attempt made to blibe an officer
Of the city. For ourselves we simply
deny the charge which wa! only tor
turel into an attempt at bribery by an
uncomfortable City Councilman in re-
taliation for the REPUBLICAN, vigcr.
nus condemnation of drunken carousals
nnd Sunday junketting, and fishing
parties by city officials. The veil drawn
around himself and his colleagues by
MIR. Taylor is too thin.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-17
Nineteenth Amtcftal Ann1ver

Today is the nineteenth anDiver
sary of the battle OF Antcitam, one OF
the severeSt battles Of The civil war,
aid fought in Maryland, a State which
though sympattizing, never joined the
Contederacy. Those who participated
in that sanguinary engagement vii!
hardly realize that time has carried
them SO swiftly and so far away from
the scenes of carnage and death which
are still vivid in memory, while "a gem
GRAFTON Of young men and women have
grown up and are taking an active
part in the affairs Of life WHO know
nothing Of the terrific incidents of that
seventeenth of September, 1862, save
that which they have learned from his
tory and tradition. No hattIe had ever
occurred in this continent up to that
time which would compare in magni'
tude and intensity with this fierce
struggle between the two main armies
OF the North and South. Most of the
other battles of the war up to thai time
consisted Of a few destructive passages
which strawed the earth with the dead
and disabled while they lasted, but
were necessarily Of short duration. At
Anteitam there was deadly and continu-
Gus slaughter from early morn until {
late in the afternoon. There was not t
breastwork or rifle pit, or anything ap- /
preaching tortfcalion on the whole c
battle field, and on the Union right and A
the Confederate left the two lines 4
swayed backward and forward over l.
level ground that afforded no: the least Il
protection either in advance or retreat '
All the marks OF, this memorable contest V
have long since been etfaced, and only b
the cemetery on the crest of the hill, a
where General Lee stood and directed SC
his forces, is the only visible memorial il
that remains of one of the greatest IL
battles Of the civil war. This is the bt
battle in which the Delaware soldiers Ia
covered themselves with the glory of vo
,a1tle, aud the survivors have good yC
'ause to remember the battle and cele- al
'rate in some manner this anniversary.
was the first real baptism of fire
hrough which they had passed, and CO
hey knew nothing but to do their duty. ett
Tho honor of the State they represented b.
was i'll their keeping, and as in the e.
evolutionary struggle Delaware SOL ci
hers were always at the front, the sons sa
If the illustrious sires of those times, St
AZ the battle Of Antetam were at the bl
front and shed fresh lustre by their be
bravery upon their memory. The death is
Of Captains Evans, Watson, Richards s.
and Leonard in that battle were the evil al
dences that the officers led and the sub de-
ordlnates, equally as brave ard fearless. oil
They were martyrs to holy III
ause, and the memory of every Della. pr
Harean who fell in that sauruiuary ca
'attle should be engraved upon the tab
ct of every loyal heart.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-17
Trouble With the Lungs q SeriOus
Fepfnre.

LONDON, September 16.-The Lancet
of this week says: The reason of the
trouble with President Garfeld's lungs
is hypostatic congestion at their bases,
because OF depressed respiration arising
from long recumbency. Sitting up will
probably give much relief, but until oil
signs of an affection of the lungs have
disappeared the hopeful prognosis con-
stantly cabled here is not we'll founded,
although 1t may prove a lucky gueps.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-17
NOTICE..

IN compliance with the provisions OF tbc
statute in this behalf the subscribers here,y
y We notice that ;ney Will ruek .ppHcatioi,
on TUESDAY, the fourth day Of hcto cr
A. -, 1881, to the honorable Leonard +.
Wales. Judge Of tbs Suuerio9 tuurt Of the
state Of Delaware fOr New Castle County.
ra charter incorporating q company to he
called "Ehe Hc'CUles Powder Company. The
object OF the said company being the making,
huyng, selling, CON poundtng ana refining
chemical explosives, cartridges. fuses ana
primers. A draft Of the charter Of the said
company will be On that day presented to the
; ii .lldge ior HIS examination and order
therein. HENRY lWPDNF
BArMOI luTnNT
Sc tl.2St WILLIAM DppDNT,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-17
u OFFICES.
D ECLlEER'S SALE
Il -aP-
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Win he sald at public sale, at the :. W
corner Of Market and Water streets. vii
mngton, Del. commencing at 10 o'clock, n
M. on WEDNESDAY, the 2lSt day of Sep
temher, A. d., 1851, the following personal
| property 10 wit
! About 300 Challenge RefrgeratorS. Of VA
Tious sizes ani grades a lot OF Paints, Var
nishes, stains, ol, brass and plated water
| cocks. galvanized sheet iron, lead snd block
rim pipe, Nire sheet tin. assorted glass ena
nellcd water tanks, and drip pans, work
hcnchtS viscs. timers tools, mort's,ng lha'
chine, platform scales, exc also Office turnl-
tuIe, and als1 all the interest Of tt" lac
firm Of II. NJ bggtns y Co.,, in Letters
Patent, NJ. 2gl. 2's, issued t" Harry III. Dis,
gins. for Improvement IN ref gerator,.
TEENS :--AmOuut Cf Sln1 and uYiec, cash
over that sum, Uute WITH arproNcd CutoNer,
tayahe e il 80 days. with interest added. No
goods 10 he removed until compliance with
terms of sale
All good to be al purchasers risk a"tcr
sale, and to be removed ~tlu five days
septl4 Ct NM. NJ. CANDY,
Receiver t property, ptr. OF II. NJ. Dig
gins y Go.
WILAINGToN september Il, lSsl,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-17
PUBLIC SALES.

90 ALI. GOOD LOTS AT PUBLIC
20 Sale, on and near Maryland avenue
in the progressive Eleventh Ward, and IN
the improving parts of tho City, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1881,
at O'Clock, p. m.
On the premises, without pOstponement,
withdrawal or undertaking.
These Enilding Lots lots are all on solid
ground are well located and are needed now
for dwelling sites TO meet the wants of our
people. We confidently ask you to give them
your personal examination. The sale will
commence sharp at p, m, with No. l, in the
Eleventh Ward, proceed mainly in the ord or
OF numbering, arriving at No. % on Third
street, near dupont, about $50 D. m. An
omnibus viii leave Seventh aud Market SITS,
at $50 p. II. For tcrms Of s.lt, plot and par-
ticGara, sec posters J. Z. HEALD.
y ycuth and Neraet streets.
sctlo.,2-l5-i, agent to effect the sale.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-17

MR.. MCMENAMIN sat bolt upright
ana was as serene as a summers even.
ing last night in City Council, and his
vote to refer the Lynch case back for
earnest investigation was given with q
vim that indicated vindication.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-17
Pay Your Taxes Now.

In the boom Of business prosperity
when everybody has plenty of worl
and comparatively good wages thu
County taxes should be paid. The
year is fast waning, soon the Levy
Court will meet again and thousands o
: persons will be found with taxes un
: paid unless it is attended to now. The
amount is not so great for laboring mel
and mechanics that they cannot spare
a dollar or two dollars if need be to pay
their taxes and have their names re-
tained upon the assessors duplicates.
Collectors Bedford and kyne can be
found at their office, 600 Market ST.,
second story, almost any time during
the day ard for some time in the even
ing TO receive taxes There are many
advantages i'll paying taxes now among
which the following are few; First,
Wien paid they are oft the mind. Sec
oud, the collectors are more amiahle
and good humor,d now than they
mi ght be On tie eve Of an exciting elec-
ton. Third, there is no crowd present
to interfere and create confusion.
Fourth, YOU are more able to pay ii now
than il January or Feby when you will
probably be ont OF work. Fifth, pay it |
yourself and keep in voting trim with
out wai,iE. FOR suue body TO come for
ward aud pay it for You. Sixth, pay il !
because you owe ii TO the county as
honestly as you owe any other debt and
the county needs it to pay its debts and
to make improvements.
There is nothing more humiliating}
md we might say more demoralizins !
han to. see large. .num bers ofvoterS hang
ng around a few days before an eiec
ion waiting for somebody to come and
ay their taxes. Such a system de-
,roys independence in voting and BELT.
es citizenship. Thetc are large num-
ers OF men in both the leading politi
IN parties of the day who never pay :
ly taxes but are always provided with
X receipts-the presumption bein.
at somebody has paid their taxes for |
EN- thought is TO be feared that they
ere never paid for. These men are
lssals. They have no independence, NJ
1t vote blindly as they are told to vote
I'd they are numerous enough we are
rry TO say to outvote independent and a
telligent cilizens who need no prompt
Z. To this class of people we would say, In
independent for once; pay your.owu
Nes and pay them now and afterwards II
1e as you please. At any rate pay L
Ut taxes now while work and money
2 plenty
Daily Republican., 1881-09-17
DO YOU OBSERVE THIS FICTIRE7

49, 'srAmac cu' the
Nlo" You notice that Ac are lliRlE CIRCUS NEW
'''' 'la@Nu
'rrman'e are given ~ 1ht tiRSrtLASs CIRCUS
pAtrldsn
"hrU lhah han
II IL
everybody
" ~ MLN.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-17
Trousers.

Not often docs it happs1,
il trade that when demand
is strongest supply is rcad'sS'
and prices lowest.
Now, W h e Il eyerT5:q
wants trousers (hot weather
is hard on trousers) We
have them by the thorsna
at So. SO up, and such tfSS.
scrs as ordinarily cost neal.
ly Or quite double; r'al'
sci,les, or all-wool cass.n''e'
Keep nothing that !es o.,
don't value at more than ~
cost
Daily Republican., 1881-09-17
ACNQl RAR0ef.

John Manz's Wilmington summer gar
den is the incest and coolest place for re-
f1oshments,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-17


NONE To lO3 EAST SIXTH STREET,
~ franger's Store FOR James Drew s carly
rose potatoes, the finest in the country, and
our shamrock -four. Parties .ay they woald
walk miles ter this -four 5t cents for small
bags 81. ~ for large bag. We have flour at
D, = and 4cents per pound, but the Sham
rock makes the women sing, { t is SO " cd,
coffee cakes, 10 cents ginger snaps, 10 cents;
mic macs, ~ cts: cream soda cakes, II cts. per
pound. Gross Il B!ackweIls currant Jelly, in
cut glass tumb ers, only l2 cents. We have
the best sugar, tea and coffee in the city, our
Fosters tea in tin foul for 30 cents, excellent.
no ether store has it hut us, try 1t. We ar.
headquarters for soap, our oleine soap, at s
cents per bar, washes the clothes while you
are getting dinner; We have red toilet soap,
1t makes the ladies cheeks rosy, only cents
per 0. Ike; We have white imported soap that
Will make parties Who use 1t as white rs
lily. Come to l0S East Sixth street.
keptl3-f L. M. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-17
I1Ol FOR CAPE MAY. -nE-

DR. KLINE'S GREAT NERVE RE.
~ STOkEk, Is the wonder Of tho age for
all nerve diseases All fits stopped iree. Sond
70 0Sl Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-17
DIR. JAMES TODD.
of Philadelphia.

having established large practice in vii.
mili9ton, mas decided to take up mis- residence
IN TINS city. This viii enable many to call on
MIN in tho evening who cannot do so during
the day, Hereafter, his appointments viii
be as fellows; Wilmington, at No so2 Mar
ket street, on Tuesdays and Fridays. from s
q. VI: 10 9p. m: other days, from to 9p. IN.
sundays excepted. New Castle. In the par.
lof' OF the jefferson House, on Wednesdays,
from . q. m. to 5p. IN.
Persons suffering from any chronic disease.
will find ii to their advantage to call. Don.
sultatlon free. iey-Sm
Daily Republican., 1881-09-17
VI BLl, SALE

yNFBLl, SALE
30 HEAD OF FRESH COWS AMI
SPRlNGLRS.
l viii sell vt public sale at the hotel OF
Jacob r. H!stt, Newport, e., on
WEDNESDAY, SETEMBEk Il ISL.
atl O'clock, p. m,
50 head Of Fresh Cows and spriGg fy-yN
erS. These COWS have hocn selected E7S
with care and sippod direct from West : II.
gina by myself They viii all ne sold with.
out reserve. and no poStpoueMent on account
OF weather.
TERMS A credit "f ~ days will be given
on all SUMS over S5', hy the purchaser giving
a hankahjc note wjth and approved enGorscr
or siN pcr cent. interest will be deducted of.
tor cash IA f. SAW DON. JR
l.. ". STluHtN X SON, Auct'rS. scptl3
Daily Republican., 1881-09-17
APEI'SIA:

Nr. II. A. Clark, trm CLARK Bros. 4 o.
Philadelphia. was given uy by our Lost emf
nent physicians IN this country. Paid ca,
81, 900 and cured with only three bottles Of
APEPSlh.
Moses thompson, Thurlow Pa, very ban
case of twenty years Standing, cured with
only two bott,ess Of APE.srlA.
W. L. Taylor, Tyrone, Pa, very agra
waited ease, was cured with two bottles oi
APEPSlA.
DR.. Samuel W. Adams. M eminent phys.
clan Of New York City. writes me his wife has
been cured with APFPSJA one of the worst
cases in the known world and he is nov using
1t in his practice without failure in single
case
Capt George W Weymouth of Savannah,
writes me he cured himself and wife and .
large number OF friends with APEPSIA.
The only known medicine that will cure
chronic dyspepsia. 1t truly a God-send to
all dyspeDtics, for the second dose gives per
isct relief, and from two TO three bottles cure
the worst cases in existence.
v. II. STONE, n. d.,
Late Physician and Surgeon U. 5. A.
Price. sl.Oo per bottle. For sale by all drug
kists. lY24