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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-19
MKT Thursday is Thanksrivin

MKT Thursday is Thanksgiving
Day. As you give thanks 90 down
into CTR pockets and give - or so
cents !" The Oxford Orphan Asylum,
and thus make a thank offering.
W. suggcs, that every person in
'!il!~boro who ran spare as mnch as
five or ten cents, send it TO Miss
ANA A. Cameron. Tor leave it at
this office aud 1t will he sent to her,
who viii take pleasure in forwarding
the amounts to tho ASYLUM.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-19
Mrs. GARFIELD has written

Mrs. GARFIELD has written 70
Mr.. Cyrus w. Field thanking him
and all Contributors to the Garfield
Fund. She says becomingly
My children join me in this graf.
itndp aud in the desire tina, az we
acc''p, This trust in their fathers
an" We may be able TO use it in a
way worthy of him aud satisfactory
70 those by whom it has been be-
slowed"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-19

The Methodist Conference will
meet at Durham mex, Wednesday,
23f inst. A good many perso,s
from Hillsboro and surrounding
country will visit Durham during
the sessi.n ef Conference.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-19

HIS LAST DosE.-Said a sufferer
from kidney troubles, when asked
to try Kidney Wort. Il will try i,
but it will be my last dose" Tire
man got well, and is now recon-
mending the remedy to all. When
arrangement Of the stomach acts
upon the kidneys and liver bringing
disease and pain, Kldney-Wor is
the true remedy. 1t the
cause and cures the disease. Liquid
VERY concentrated) or dry set eQal-
ly eticiently.-Am. CuAivator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-19

CONSUMPTION Ddht-
more, Ma., Fsdrunry 18th, lSo1.-
Upon the recommendation of q
friend. l tried Browns Iron Bitte,s
as a tonic and restorative tor my
daughter. whom l was thoroughly
convinced was fast wasting away i'll
Consumption. Having lost three
daughters by the terrible disease,
under the care Of eminent physicians,
l Was 10th TO believe that anything
could arrest the progress OF the dis
ease; but to my surprise, before my
daughter had taken one bottle of
Browns Iron Bitters, she began TO
mend. and is now quite restored TO
her former health. a fifth daughter
began TO show signs Of consumption,
and when the physician was consult
ed, he quickly said, "Tonics were re-
CURED p And when informed that
the elder sister was taking Browns
Irons Bitters, responded, THAT is a
good tonic, take it,"
ADORAM PHELPS,
of Askew & Phelps.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-19
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-19

Til trial Of Gu;teaa has com
menccd in Washington. We don't
brl.cvc that he will be hung.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-19
of Askew & Phelps.

The Southern Republicans who
have lately been congregating at
Washington, it is understood, have
determined to recommend John S.
Wise, Of Virginia, for a cabinet ap-
roin,men,, and, failing him, to stand
up for Ex-Governor DAVIS, of Texas.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-19

Congress will be asked 10 appro-
pirate S1OU; 900, 600 for pensions for
the next fiscal year.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-19

lr source Of qualification !"
ear ;i,a' Judge Trurgee'- Fools
Erani as i.matizcI in a Philadel-
t.aia ID .atrc, is a failure.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-19

Last week 9,5o5 foreign immi-
grants arrived q, New York.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-19

majority without much trouble.
The, have nine Greentacker>, tw"
Virginia R-adjn>'rrs and one Ne"
York Inder~na' n. Kepu'I.an TO
recru,, from, anI their calculations
are. therefore, i'ased on good io"n
dation. Yet it these t~e.vc meth
tefs, who belong ID neither of the
regular organizations. we,e to com
bine they could dictate their own
terms. PHONO.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-19

Marriage keeps lei out of mis-
chief; 80 does a ball and chain.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-19

The erumor of the Richmond &
Danville Railroad changing proprie-
torship is pronounced untounded.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12
SENATOR BAY &2D has, ty Democrat

SENATOR BAY AID has, ty Democrat
ic chicanery, scored a victory for Kim
self and row sa.uds nos in power
behind the throne, but if The signs of
the times 90 not deceive MS his vict 1ry
is destined 10 turn to ashes on his fps.
The whole Republican party is III or,
than ever s0Gred Il. him, and Thomas
f. Bayard to-day stands lGwe- in the
estimation CT the people, thcugh he has
advanced higher in Z iii ae than he ever
ana before. There IL one fact stass Is
out prominent against the great neia-
aware Senator which cannot be denied
and that is tE!s /. was on v becau,e
$4,000 Of h3E INN II late constituents
were deprived of rep; eseutaton in TIN,
State Legislature thai he is q Senator
at all, and il is only becarSe tnre.
United States SENATOR were ipdecently
KEEP on of the Senate. until after it
was organic I'd, that Ire was elected Presi
dent pro ten. These n'e dearly bought
honors which will not reduunS to the
high soundlng greatness of Senator
Bayard. He hGs handy taken is seat
before combinab"ns are being made to
oust him from position to which the
majority of the Senate would never
have elected him. 1t il said that the
suil Republican vote an,; Srnstor Ma.
.1one's vote is to be .pncentrat, d on
tnator Davis W Illinois, which will
eject him by one Elajority withonc the
Senator voting for himself This " 1uld
rs ectually squ"Icfl the ambition OF the
Delaware Senator Gnd teach him that
lna critics have tisSts in ahis County,
VIII ch mlnorities mast respect.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12
uOrICnR.
Oyy1oY OF THE N1wARK AND
DELAWARE CITY kAILRoAD. !
NEWARK AND DELAWARE CTTY fAlLRoAl
Ny-SToORHoLDBRs MEETING.

NEWARK AND DELAWARE CITY RAILROAD
MISREPRESENTATION MEETING
Notice is hereby given that meeting OF
the Stockholders OF the newark anu Dsa
ware City Railroad company will be held at
the depot of the Philadelphia, wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad Company, In ,he
city of Wilmington, IN the State OF Delaware,
on Thursday, the 18Th day OF Uctopcr, A D.,
1881, at II o'cl ck M, al whch VIII DC SUD
mitted for ratification VI rejection, the terms
Of the sale To the Philadelphia, wilmington
and baltimore Ra lroad Company, Of 80 much
Of the line of the railroad, rights OF way ana
other property OF the said Newark and Della
ware City RaiIroad Com, any as is authorized
TO be sold by m Act Of the General Assembly
of the state of DE aware, entitled IAN act
concerning the Newark and Delaware Cty
Rsilroad Company parsed 81 Dover, March
9Th, lssl And AZ whica said meeting will
also .be submitted Tor adoption or rejection,
the loint agreeinent entered into by and be-
tween the foineroy and state Line Railroad
Company, the corporation now having au.
thorily to operate that portion OF the RAILROAD
Of the io,mer Penns.ivania and Delaware
Railroad Comp ny, which is situated In The
State of Pennsy lvania )and the said Newark
and Delaware city Railroad Company for
the meruer and consolidation Il the residue
of the line of railroad, rights OF way. ana
other property ot the last named corpora
ton not authorized to'De sold it. capital.
stock and franchises, into and with the said
Pomeroy and stat, Inc Railroad COMPANY
pursuant to the authority in that behalf con
ferryd by an Act OF the General Assembly OF
the state of Delaware, entitled IAN act u in.
corporate the purchases of the Pennsylvania
and Delaware kailioad, passed a Dover,
March 21th, ls7y, M the same is modified and
qualified b! the Act entitled IAN Act con
cerning the Newark ard Delaware CITY Rail
Rad tolDpany" herrinbc ore referred 10 Us
a!so OF certiin n genera. nets Of the Leg stature
CT the Com lnonwea.th Of Pennsy lvAhia.
JANIS n. MCCLURE,
Secretary OF ths Newark and Delaware
City hailroad Company.
September Nth, 1851. scpb2i -to.Oct %
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12
ThAT MUST have heen r bappy 20

ThAT MUST have heen p happy 30
liiicAl family that u.4t at A'icksburr
Mlssa Sippi, the other day 70 nominal
connty ticket that AL could vote TO,
and th.t would please every body. The
convention Was c0tupup ID of WI i.es and
negroes. Democrats aud Republicans,
GreenbacFers and Temperance lAen, ex-
rebel anG ex-UniGn soldiers, Euklux
and hullG NzerS, brshwhaekers and shot
Gun politicians. There was consider
able "f s.ormv time, and for " hile
Grand roW was promised but, strange
to say, this odd couglomer2tion of hu-
mauity resolved itself into order and
nominated IL hnket which everybody is
supporting. There is only one ncket in
the II I'll in that county, and ii is neither
Hepuh!ic'n nor Democrat, Greenhack
nor Temperance, but rather a political
'what il it 2" Who will eay now that
nothing good comes Gu, of ViCksburg?
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12
PUBLIC AALEA,
DUBLlC SALEOF GOODFURNITURE
hau 4 40 aal n IN n

DUBLlC SALEOF GOOD ODFURNITU RE
l.. W. Stidhsm h Son will sell at their
auction rooms, Ill East Fourth street. on
Friday, October llth, at IN O'Clock, p m, 8
parlor quits, 3 walnut chamber suits, cottage
suits with springs, hair mattresses and pill
lows. center tables. o gan. brussels, ingram
and stair carpet, feather beds, looking glasses
extension tables, oil paintings, dishes, tins,
cook and room stoves, and many other arti
cles not mentioned. Sale positive, as the
parties are going W discontinue housekeep-
Ing
N, Il. The goods are all In good order. and
worthy the attention Of buyers Goods open
tor inspec ion on the evening before the sale
and early on the morning of the sale. For iull
particulars. call at their auction rooms and
get a catalogue. Oct7-bt
L. W. STIDHAM h SON, Auct'rs.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12
WE ARE Glad Ia s.a that +ha R,,ra

WE ARE glad to see that the Board of
Health contrmplates taklug some ac-
tion In rega.i TO securiu. a better sew-
erage system for the city, bul we are
NOT vain enough suppose that they do
'hls because the REpuBLICAN has ad-
Vocatcd It for years past. The present
sewerage of our city is simply ou,ra.
geons resulting nodolbt in augmenting
maarla' diseases and ia other ways IN
dernining the health of our citizens,
A complete and etficacious sewerage
system "ould be somewhat expensive.
hnt IT'S better that we should pay
l'tt.e more for the prevention of dis
ease than to pay heavy doctors bill,
for the cure of disease. We hope the
Board Of Health will move earnestly
and expeditiou.ly in this matter.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12

NJ RS. lRfOREST. 90 To 1903 L. SIXTH
AVA street, and get soue Of that z ood pack
ed butter, at 30 cents per NJ; Georgia p+ ac 1es
t IL cents per pound new curr4nts, s cents;
new rai'ihs, IL cts; fruit biscuit, 2 bs. foe rs
cents cream soda biscuit. u cents; coffee
cakes, 10 cei Is ginger snaps, II cents new
French prunes, Q cts; crauberrics, s and 10
cents per quart new evai iorat cd peaches, rs
cent? per pound new Southern buckwheat,
cents per pound, and try their Coffee. roast.
ed by the new process cleared in tle ioastin ng,
II Is truly excellent, ! never buy any other
kind their coffee ut rs. for 25 cents, is ex.
cellent. and their :bs. for 15 cents, IL fair and
their 70 and 2b cent is iine kits Of fat mack
erel, ID &c It's; and don't forget their wood
ash soap, lbs in bar, "a cents bar, 1t never
fades the cni0red co,he, | would not be
withoutif. New evapor ted caches, 20 cts
Go for their 40 cent mixed ie,. 1t alone would
lay you to 10 to the Granger's store 1903 l..
Sixth street. oct7-ett I. Nj. WIER,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12
OF AGE Insu rance.

Judge Pearson the Oldest Judge upon
the bench in Pennsylvania and proba.
bly, one of the soundest jurists in that
State, q few days ago had occasion Il
give expression to his views in regard
TO lite insurance, or rather better
known as graveyard insurance, ia View
of the criminal and objectional prac,
tice now followed of insuring .hc lives
of aged and sick people who are just
upon the verge of the grave. The
Judge regarded the agents illegally
conducting the business Rs conspira.
:ors and charged the Grand Jury to
.ndict all such. The notorious fact
that physicians were found who would
so far prostitute themselves as to GER
tify to the sourdness of aged persons
when they knew that such certificate
was not warranted was alluded to, but
this moral guilt of TIE physician did
pot relieve the agent froln the conse-
quences 1 his illegal and disgusting
business. Agents of companies had
been guilty of criminal offences equal
with the physicians and if the Grand
jury believed there was any collusion
between the C mpanies and their agents,
il was their duty to indict them and
bring tn All to trial. Judge Pearson
says "'that to insure n relative, he con-
siGered iustifable, and when credi-
tor insured d debtor to secure himself
against the loss of loan insurance
WAS proper, but where insurance was
inlulged in as a mere matter of specu-
lation it deserved the severest condem.
nation" These seem to be sound views,
and coming from such pure and up
right Judge as Judge Pearson has
proven himself to be, will be accepted as
medium ground on the question of in
sllrance. He does not look upon il rs a !
crime to insure an aged hrsou by II
relative or by a person to whom such
aged persons is under pecuniary obi
cations, but of course the insurance
must be honestly made, The diff r.
,pces in youth, manhood and old age
ire all made up in the differences of
he rates of premiums, SO that an aged
'erson can be rs honestly insured as a
middle aged person. The abuses Of the
ystem of insurance has been by dis
onest agents and physicians who have
@ regard for honesty or character.
With such persons, it is not hard TO
lake corner in insurance and with
hem the more diseased and nearer the
rave subjects are the more profit it
'ould be to them, and this is the class
agents that shGxd be punished 10
ne fullest extent Of the law. There
as been SO mach said against old age
nd graveyard Insurance that many
derly healthy seopie might consider
n crime to get insured at all, but the
lsurance OF sEch persons is just as
gitimate and honest ~ the insurance
younger people.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12

WITH WONDERFUL c0ndescension
the Democrats permitted Messrs. Lap
KAN and Miller from New York; and
Mr.. Aldrich from Rhode island to be
sworn in as Senators yesterday, but this
was not done until after they had as
sisted Senator Bayard to indecently
scramble into the Presidency of the Sem
ate over the dead and mansled body of
James A. Garfield.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12
---
WHY Is that the lemnrrutx

WHY Is IT that the Democrats We're
so firmly resolved on seizing the lpres
dency of the Senate at this time more
than at any other time? Drdinarii. the
Office was never considered of yery
great Importance. We do not like the
thought. but We seriously T ask if il ia
not because there is a hare possibl ty
that the Presden. of the &enate nl&y
succeed 30 the Presidency by su.h
means as elevated kim to the Presidency
of the Senate protein.
The DeMocrats Lave undoubtedly
counted on shat chaEce and have con.
cluded that it is wegth taking. The
Lottery of assassination threw into their
hands a prin, which inspired them
with more ardent zeal to take anoth-
er and better yrize. This consisera
tion has induced them To ride rough
shod over the rights of the two Sena.
tors from New York and the Senator
from Rhode Island, until they had ss,-
cured the @nAl er prize and pIacei
themselves In IA position to seize the
next should it drop before President
Arthur's terra Of office expires. If,
President Arthur should live, which
God grant he may, until the end Of his
tern, then this Democratic grab game
will have been played in vain, but if he
shor Id die, and especially if some Gui
teau shall be tempted by this u,urpa.
tion TO thirst the Democracy into pow.
or and control Of the government. the
party and its usurper both become sub.
jects of universal execration.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12
boots and Sh Oes

at low prices. Daniel MoCusker. PIG
West Second street, has got a large and
desirable stock Of boots and shoes for
the Fail trade which he intends to sell
at the lowest prices. His friends and
the public are invited to give him call
as he is determined To sell AZ the lowest
price.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12
GROCERIES, STILL LOW.

we have just received our fall stock (
goods, which we will sell at tho llowinx low
prices: bs. of good O,eine soap, rs cts; 8
hs. best starch, 70 cts; Tbs. prunes, rs cts !;
good wash boards, rs cts; br oms, rs t. !;
. n best rice, rs cts; Laguyra, Maricabo
ano oest Ri0 o f,e, 25 ct7.; Des' Java, Q ct !.
extra fin" mack erel, sand 2b cts. per d. zen !:
nne lieht driDs, IL cts, cur 40 ct tea Is extra,
our % ct. tea is tine. good as sold in IN at
places for 80 cts Remember we will sell for
S.Oo net cash barrel of extra family -four,
guarantee ,alisfaction or send ftir the fl ur
apd refund the m ney; thi -four we had in
De ore the rise. Hay, corn and oats sold at
the loves marke' pr c.s; goods delivered
Flour, ~, a. d ~ cts. per h., guaranteed.
OAll and satisfy yourselves
L. J FORD,
sept2%u Front and Madison Sts,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12
STATE OF nRlAwARE !.
Nav lAsTIE COUS1Y o.

NOTICE.
STATE OF IRIAwARE J..
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
In conformity sith the povision> OF the
act passed by the iencfal Assembly Of the
State of Delaware ON the 18th day oi March
a. u.. lS7t, hereby give notice that an ap-
plicatlon WIS hlcd III the Superior CouIt. on
the 9TH dsy of october, A. - 1851, ior n char
ter oi incorporation OF \ company. called the
Hercule. Powder Com, any tu carry vn the
business Of making, huying, selling, CON.
! oGnd ny ami chang chemical explosives.
carttrd dges, fuses. &C.: hud that dram OF the
proposed ch,ritr WAS iled With the appiica-
uon, and is opel " inspection.
GkO. "A. MAXWfLI.
oct5lst Pro- honotary.
WILMINGTON, Del, oct. 5th, 1881.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12

OHIO THE HOME of Garfield stands
true to her Republican colors, though
IN the election yesterday there was
nothing special at stake to bring out a
large vote. 1t Is believed thar the ma
Jority for Foster for Governor will be
from IL 600 to $1,000 which is equal to
$4,000 in a full vote, This il very good
for Ohio.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12
NEW DRESS GOOnsS
JOHN WANAMAkFR'>
CHESTNUT, THIRTEENTH NDMARKpr.
PHILADELPHIA.

ors, SI.25. ~
N'.'.ou',r E circle Chestnut Stree, 81
Embroidered open''
robes; !. e., single dre,J
terms with 0ouncinr
trimmings of the same . ;
rlal' r embr oidered afte,
Hamburg fashion with ]
colored silk The emily
derles are ? to 5 incbe, \
l ne materials are M
cloth and drap d'tte. al
SIS. "
FIVE ways to make 4,
up are shown by h51
plates ; but as the yooJ. /
uncut, except into dress,l
terms, they can be made !
any style to please the VI
er.
Third ci'clc, south from center
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12

Chew Becky Tobacco. For sale by all
dealers. The best in The world
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12
OUBLlCSALE

Or
COWS! cows! OOWS.,!
VIII he sold at public sale, at Village
Green, delaware county, Pa,
ON Thu URSDAY, OCTOBER l3, 1881,
at o'clock, p. IN,
FORTY FRESH COWS \ SPRlNaERS,
This will be fine lot of dairy cows.
TER AIS MONTHS CREDIT.
Wagon will be at I.inwood Station " meet
the Train that leaves Wilmington Mt 1890.
ROBERTS q TYSON.
L. " SrIDBAM h Son Auot'rs. octStf
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12

A dollar black satin, quilt.
ed herring bone, SI,35. A
venty-hve-centall.s silk black
lustrine, quilted in seven
eighths and inch diamonds,
$3.50. Colored satins, quilt
ed in inch diamonds. all new
colors, $l.5o and s. two
qualities.
Pushes for opera cloaks !;
cream, pink, blue, ivory, white
and white, $4 50 and $3.50.
Allsilk velvets, garnet
bordeaux marine, navy-blue,
brown, myrtle, olive, bronze,
$40 }; % inches wide. The
colors are regarded by our
Paris buyer as the very
choice Of the Partisan mar
ket.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12

DUBI.lO SALE
-OY--
LANG ASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SpRlN4ERS.
Tho subscriber will Fell at Public Sale, at
tho Chadds Fvrd Hotel, Delaware County,
Pa, OF
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1881,
at O'Clock, p. M,
Forty Lancaster County Cows and (EN
Springers. A credit OF W days viii &<x
be given. No postponoment on account Of
weather. AMOS W. HOUSE,
l.. W. STIpHAN h SON. Auct'rd. seutl0
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12
DUBLlC SALE CATTLE.

DUBLlC SALE OF CATTLE
The subscriber will sfer at public eale in
tho Ninth Ward, at Coyle's hotel, city OF
Wilmi ngton, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18Th. 1851.
at2oolock, p IN,
Twenty head Of ONO cattle, consisting Of
fresh cows, and fat heifers and steers. Ais,
ono 4 year old horse, kind Snd gentle IN all
harness sale positive. No post Unemett ON
account Of the weather. Conditions w days
credit. II. GILL.
L. W. SrIDHAM 4 SoH, Auctioueen.
octllltwN Std
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12
Mank ind's Faverlsc Pills.
EXCURSIONS.

The nT-AS "A,
VIII run be,ween PENNS4ROVE ANIL
WILMINGTON every Tuesday, Wednesday
Friday and Saturday. Leaving Pennsgrove
at 30 and 1000 .. IN and 400 p. m. Leave
Wilmington on Same days. from Fourth 81,
and to Woodst0wn and SharDtown, connect
with this bost, DENNY 4 BkO., CsDta
sept2l-tf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-30

Ties on SIX, same distance, at three birds
Tucker. .........1 l t-3 ISheplar. ....11O-2
Robinson ........1 - Lastreto ........t1 %
In the shoot-off for second and third
moneys, Lastreto and Robinson each killed
three birds and divided. Ia this match
Liddle lost a bird by trying to shoot off an
empty cartridge, and one of Robinson's fell
dead a foot beyond the boundary with fifteen
No. 9 shot in its body. In this match Mr..
Tucker did some splendid shooting with his
Parker gun.
Fourth match-Freeze-out at 80 yards rise !;
entrance, So. divided into two prizes. Score !.
Robinson / f11I11111tt
S soa'isr ! l-sl
Tucker. ..1f1t111111111
Msskty ....111I1111O
Liddle 49,
Harms. %
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-30

Cold and moisture combined have torpor-
Using effect upon the bodily organs, and the
digestive and secretive processes are apt to be
more tardily performed in winter than in the
fall The same is true, also, of the excretory
functions. The bowels are often sluggish, and
the pores of the skin throw off but little waste
matter at this season. The system, there
fore, requires opening up little, and also
purifying and regulating, and the safest,
surest and most thorough tonic and Alternative
that can be used for these purposes is Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. Persons who wish to
escape the rheumatic twinges, the dyspeptic
agonies, the painful disturbances of the bowels,
the bilious attacks. and the nervous vista
tons, so common at this time of the year, will
do well to reinforce their systems with this
renowned vegetable stomachic and invigorant.
It improves the appetite, strengthens the
stomach, cheers the spirits, and renoyates the
whole physique.