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Notes.

LONDON, April 2O.-The great san6own
hurdle race handicap resulted in a dead
heat between &. j. Blake's six-year-old
Sbyl and Oehlschlaeger's iye-year-old
Haline; G.. Moore's iour-year-old Theorist
third Five starters.
PARIS, April 20.-Prince Krapalkine, re-
Gently convicted at Lyons Of socialistic
crime, is seriously i'll.
LIVERPOOL, April 20.-A steamer which
sailed from this port yesterday for the
United States and Canada carried nearly
5000 emigrants.
HAVANA, April 20.-Six Government en-
ployGs, supposed TO- be implicated in the
theft Of postage and telegraph-stamps and
stamped papers, have been imprisoned.
VIENNA, April 20.-The Austrian Home
Minister has asked the English Govern
ment for Il copy Of the new law relative to
explosives. II is understood that he is en-
gagged in drafting bill on the subject, and
desires that it snail be similar to the Eng
liSh act.
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From the Frontier.

CKNERAI. CROOK SAYS THE REPORTS OF IN
DIAN oUTRAGES ARE EXAGGERATED-TlIE
MOVEMENTS OF MS COMMAND.
DENVER, April 20.-A special dispatch
from General Crooks headquarters, at
Wilcox. Arizona, says the Territorial press
have exaggerated the reports Of Indian
ouirages in order TO inflame an attack upon
The reservations Of the Indians. There
have been no raiders in Arizona for three
weeks past. The last alarming report,
which Is two days old, is that eighty
Apaches were seen near Ranta Rita, in
santa Cruz Valley. above Calabasas ii Is
wholly untrue. The Tombstone Rangers
state that they are on the trail OF Indians,
and that the latter do not appear 20 be
anxious to reach san Carlos. General Crook
has been greatly hampered and annoyed by
these nnamms,ory articles and ialSehoods.
He will move into Mexico on SUNDAY.
His force will consist OF 1872 Apaches.
under Caniain Crawford, Of the Third
United states cavalry, and Aide y. f. Nc
Intosh. He will also have 80 cayaIrymen
and the entire Mexican force in Northern
Sonora and chihuahua.
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The Labor Troubles.

NEW YORK, April 20.--At a meeting Of
the Amalgamsted Trade and Labor Unions
tonight the carpenters reported that only
sixteen men are now unemployed, and
their strike has been successful. The
Cigar Makers Union reported that In the
Spanish department Of the trade, IN which
about $50 workmen are employed, de.
mand for an advance OF q per 1000 will
he made. The manufacturers are willing TO
give an advance OF only 81, and il is proba-
BILE that strike will take place. The brick
LAYERS will probably not ask for an advance
this season. The unions will urge upon
Governor Cleveland the necessity Tor APP
pointing workingman As Commissioner
OF Labor Statistics.
STEuBENvmLE, ONO. April 2o.-The
cigar-makers here have decided to demand
an advance Of 80 cents per 1000 ON May
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Dynamite shipped to Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE. April 20.-The American
Express agents in this city to-day discoy-
cred a package Of dynamite, weighing
twenty-five pounds. which was shipped
from Newark. y. j., by Adams Express
and turned over to the American COMPANY
on Thursday at Chicago. II bore no mark
10 indicate It's deadly contents, but was di-
rected 10 the Milwaukee Cement Com
pany. When delivered by the eX-
prcss-driycr. the Cement Company's en-
pl0ye, said it was dynamite, and
the package was returned to the Express
office and lay on the sidewalk till l O'Clock.
The Cement Company claim it Is only lot
Of fuses. An expert saws the amount was
sufficient TO blow an express train to atoms
or demolsh a whole block. The package
is IS inches long, Il inches wide, and s
inches deep.
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


Nyw YORK, April SoOn.-stocks s'rong.
Money, 6th6 per cent. ENchaBge-Lope. 4s2A I;
short, 1894. state bonds duh. Governments gen.
orally neglected.
Brentn g.-fxchange, 1921. Governments
Irregular; new SIS, lo3 bid new AS. il3.:
new As, llya: new IS. 1884. Money, 9e2 per
cent. state bonds featurcess. Sub Treasury bal.
aHces-tiold 1921 .627 600: currency, ~ .235, 0OC
Speculation on stock Exchange to-day has been
moderately active and irregular Tho result Of the
days business, however, shows some advance over
Yesterday prices. The market opened at n frlc-
tonal decline from yesterdays closing quotations
After slight improvement In the early trade the
market became Irregular, but Ia the main weak
At | O'Clock A. shortly after, the result of
the fluctuations showed general decline Of a6o
IL, In which Wabash preferred and common, DER
sew Central. and Delaware Lackawanna aud
Western were the most conspicuous; while North
west. after selling of Il. recovered y. Shortly
after midday there WIS an advance of s6l'., led 10y
New Jersey Central: but most of this was sub'-
quently lost The market then became decidedly
strong, and with al occasional fractional reaction.
sold mp to the close, advance Of 2's taking place
In Northwest common, 2 In prefericd; ~ In ~.
Paul. 4 In Delaware, Lackawanna and Wcstein,
and IA in The remainder of the list. During the
last hour -. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba sold
Tex. scrin div at 1913, the price Just previous
being 1877. This stock IN the final dealings ad-
vanced 8. The marke, closed strong and generally
KGn2 above Yesterdays closing figures, the latter
Northwest. Transactions aggregated $4,000
eli.
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MLwArKEs, April 2o.-Flour N fair demand
cash and April. SLOsA: No. 3 Milwaukee, 9Oc.
Corn scarce and higher: No. ?, 81 PC. oats firm.
No. . scarce ana nominal 40 42c.; white. 4Sc
Provisions higher. Mess pork. $3.50 cash ana
April. Lard-prime steam. $3.50 cash and April
Hogs ir1ncr 40 S7.l0Ns7.jO.
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Trying 10 Bring About a Settlement.

WASHINGTON, April 2O.-Whcn 7. i.
Keogh succeeded Robert NJ. Douglass in
tie Office Of United States marshal Tor the
Western district OF North Carolina. Doug
lass refused to turn over to his successor
certain official records, alleging that they
were necessary to the settlement Of his ac-
counts with the Department Of Justice :;
hereupon the Attorney-General directed
the United States attorney for that district
10 make an effort TO have Douglass indicted
on the charge Of abstracting Government
property. The presiding judge Of the
court is iather-in-law Of Douglass. An at
tempt is being made TO bring about set
Element Of the difficulty.
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FROM GERMANY.
hATZENBACIt or. GERMASY.l
Au-u-l - 1881 &

hArXENBAtNI or. q ERMAtN.l
August -. 1881. y.
Hop Biters Company:
Dear sirs,-I have taken your most precious es-
sence. Hop Bttors-and can already. after 10
short a time. assure you that fccl much better
than have felt for months.
have had. during the course Of four years. three
times an inflammation ~ the Kidneys. The last
in January, 1850, was the worst: and took q lot
If medicine Ia cure the same, IN consequence OF
which my stomach got terribly weakened ] sur
fered from enormous pains. had 10 bear great tor
monts when taking nourishment, had siccpless
nights-bu, none Of the medicine was Of the least
use 10 me. Now, IN Consequence Of taking Hop
Bitiers. these pains and Inconyeniences have en-
tirely left me- have 4 good nights rest. and am
sufficiently strengthened for work, while always
tad 20 lay down during the day, and this almost
every hour. | shall think It my duty a. recon-
mend the Dtiers 10 all who suffer. for am re
cannot thank the Lord enough that / came across
your preparation, and hope He win maintain you
q long time 10 come for the welfare Of ,uneril <
mankind. Yours very truly.
PAULINE HAUSsLFR,
Gobr. R0sl.r.
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IRON THE OLD WORLD.
from the great London tEng.j Timcs.I

Among the many specifics introduced TO The pub
lie for the Of dyspepsia, indigestion. deiange-
ments Of various kinds. and rs n general FAMILY
medicine. none have met with such genuine APP
probation as Hop Biters. Introduced 10 this
country but a comparatively short time since, TO
meet the great demand for a pure. safe, and
perfect family medicine, they have rapidly In
creased In favor until they arc, without question:,
the most popular and valuable medicine known.
Its world wide rcnown not due 10 the advertising
IL has received Il Is famous by reason Of Its inbe-
rent virtues. II all that Il claimed for IL. IL
discharges It, curative powers without any Of the
evil effects OF other bitters or medicine, being per-
fectiv safe and harmless for the most frsi woman,
smallest child, aud weakest invalid 10 use. Few
are the homes indeed where the great discovery has
not a ready been hailed rs dclvercr and welcomed
as friend. II does what others affect to DO. Com
posed Of simple materials, II is marvel OF DELI
cate and successful combination. Nothing Is
wanting. Every ingredient goes straight to The
mark at which IT Is aimcd. and never fails. Plea
SAINT to the palate, agreeable To the stomach, and
thoroughly effective a cure IL has won for Itself
the confidence Of ALL Times, London, Eng.
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Arranging transportation Rates.

BALTIMORE. April 20.-A rate committee
Of the Southern Railway and Steamship
Association for arranging transportation
rates between the South and West and
eastern seaboard are in session in this city.
Representatives OF the associated lines in
Virginia and the CarolinaS, OF the Cincln-
natl. New Orleans and Texas. Pacific Cen
trail OF Georgia, Western and Atlantic,
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia,
south Carolina railway, and Louisville and
Nashville are present. A number OF freight
agents and officials from other roads in the
South and West are also In attendance.
The principal subject OF consideration at
this meeting is the adjustment Of rates in
the South and between the West and the
southern seacOast. which has been referred
TO a subcommittee. This committee is
i now in session.
The subcommittee this afternoon SUBJ
mitted areport recommending advance IN
rates OF from three TO five cents on letter
classes. and no change in numeral classes
from the West to the seaboard, 10 60 into
effect on the 1t OF May, which was adopt
ed. To Augusta, Ga, they recommended
a reduction OF two cents in the letter
classes and no change in The numeral class
e..
The conference, 90 continue in session
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THE DYNAMITE CONSPIRACY IN
ENGLAND.
Confined Examination OF the Alleged TOM
spirators-Gailarher Identified Testi-
mony OF Lynch ConGrmcd-A New York

LONDON. April 20.-The dynamite con.
spirators were again brought M in the
Bow-Strcet Police Court this morning.
The courtroom was crowded with people.
Among those present was Herbert Glad
stone, son OF the Prime Minister. and q
member OF Parliament. The boy who was
employed by Whitehead at Birmingham,
and who was yesterday identified by Lynch,
the informcr. was placed IN the witness
box. He recognized Thomas Gallagher
lDr. Gallagher) as q man who had visited
Whitehead. The boy testified that Gala
CHER. when he visited Whitehead. gave the
name Of Fletcher. When he called to see
Whitehead the latter sent him Qhe boy) on
an errand, and told him that he need
not hurry back. When he returned
Whitehead aud Gallagher were still en-
gagged in conversation, and Whitehead gave
him holiday. Shortly after Wilson, an-
other OF the prisoners. arrived in a cab.
He said that he had come for "oil" that
FLETCHER" had ordered. Wilson was
conducted by Whitehead to an inner room.
The next day Lynch came to Whitehead
place, bringing with him large box. The
boy was unable TO swear rs 10 the identity
OF Wilson. He was, however, positive rs
to Gallagher, who, he said, called sew
eral times to see Whitehead. Several
hotel-waiters. cabmen, and policemen
confirmed the statements OF Lynch
and the boy. The coat worn by
Whitehead at the time Of his ar
rest was produced in court 1t bore the
tailors' mark. " Brooks Brothers, Broad
way, New York" The Crown also pro-
duced letter signed by Wilson. The
purchase of earthen pans by Whitehead
was proved. 1t was stated in evidence
that he told n vendor Of whom he pur-
chased them that he had recently arrived
in England from New York. a rubber
maker. whose place Of business is near the
Clearinghouse Hotel, was sworn, and
identified Gallagher as customer. He
said Gallagher purchased OF him 4
bag capable Of containing 29S pounds
of nitro-glycerine. Gallagher, he said,
also asked the prices OF other bags. a
maker OF rubber bags in Cheapsidc also
swore that a rubber bag was purchased OF
him. l. was proven that this bag was or
dered by Wilson. but was found by the
police in Gallagher's room at Charing- Gross
Hotel. A policeman testified that he found
legal work in Gallagher's possession in
which paragraph relative TO treason delo-
NY was marked.
The prisoners were then remanded for
further hearing to THURSDAY next
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Memphis Jockey Club.

MEMPHIS, April 2O.-The first race for
two-ycar-olds-fi Fights OF a mic-was
won by Jennie NJ; Belle Hardy second;
Gabc third. Time, 1909.
The second race, Tennessee Club post.
stake-one and half mileS-was won by
Azfcck; Duke OF Montalb'n second; Apol-
10 third. Time. 2:39t.
The third race, free handicap for all
ares-0ne mile-was won by Fellowplay (;
Weddingday second; Wallensee third.
Time, i:i3t.
The fourth race. Merchants Exchange
stake. ec-ycar-olds-on and one eighth
miles-was won by Aretna; Monticello
second; Egyptian third. Time, 2:02.
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Fight with Tramps.

BRAINERD, MINI. April 20.-YeSterday
crowd Of armed tramps took possession
of the bridge near this city and stopped all
corners. The sheriff. with 4 posse, cap
tured six of the party and lodged them in
iail. The remainder took to the woods.
Two OF the sherifl's officers were wounded.
The sheriff then armed his men with Win
chester rifles and hunted out the balance OF
the party. Two made fight with reyolvers.
One OF them was probably fatally wounded.
Eight are now in Jail. They pretend to
hail from New Orleans, and say they have
been working their way gradually thence
uO the river.
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Paper-MiiI Burned 49, Strike Among
Pipc-MiII Employees Probable.

READING, Pa. April 2O.-Tbe large
paper-mil at Catawissa, owned and opera
ted by McCready q Co., of Philadelphia,
was burned last night. The mill was re-
Gently reftted with new machinery. The
loss is estimated at $4,000; insurance not
yet ascertaincd.
The proprietOrs Of the Reading Iron
Works this afternoon informed their pipe
mill employees that they would not concede
The increase in wages asked for, as business
did not warrant ii. A strike Is probable.
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ra,aI ARRAY I'm Natchitoches.

NEW ORLEANS, La, April 2O.-The
Times Democrats Natchitoches special
says: A quarrel occurred to-day between
NJ. l.. DeSmukcs and X. A. Simmons.
After they had been tried by the mayor for
disturbing the peace. another affray occur
red between the two above named and a
brother OF Simmons, in which several shots
were fred. Both Of the Simmonses were
wounded. but not seriously. DeSmukes
was hit three times. and his wounds were
considered fatal. The trouble was about
the settlement Of q law suit. All the par
ties are highly respectable.
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Large Fire i'm New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, April 20.-A IRE this
morning at the corner OF Magazine and
Cameron streets burnt out the stores Of
Boisseau g. Martinez, hats; Levi, Lobby,
Schener & Co., wholesale dry goods; and
Hansel & Co., saddlery. The establishments
Of the following were badly damaged: $.
j. Muttans. iron warehouse. and a. Wool,
crockery. The loss is estimated AT $780,
900.
The losses are fully covered by insurance
in the Liverpool and London and Globe,
Lancashire. London Insurance, Home,
Continental. Royal American, PhGniX,
Queen, and in local companies.
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Dynamite COnspirators Arrested I'm
Cork.

Cork, April 20.-Featherstone, Oherlihy,
Morgan, and Carmody, charged with COM
plicity in the dynamite conspiracy, were
arraigned here to-day. The evidence dis
closed the fact that Featherstone had on
several occasions visited firm Of chemists
in Glasgow; that he had asked Il question
concerning the strength and density OF
certain acids; and that shortly aiterward
IN order signed by Ohcrlhy was received
from Cork for a quantity OF nitric acid
graded at % degrees.
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HOTELS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
HOTEL COMFORT, -,.,,-
u QUEEN STREET. HAMPTON. VA.

This elegant and newly furnished hotel IS now
open for the reception Of guests. This hotel. hav
ING been lifted mp with the greatest attention 10
the modern requirements cf tie travelling public,
supplies want long eXpeT enced by those visiting
Hampton i'm quest Of comfort, economy. civility.
well-pr"pared food. cleanliness. and politeness.
Neils at all hours I'm restaurant special terms
for families.
Large sample-rOoms for commercials, whose pa
tronaec T. ESPECIALLY asked for Commercial rates.
- per day Il. BARNARD. Proprietor,
NH i-d3m Late Manager OF BOn-Alr Hotel.
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The English Press Oh the Conspiracy

LONDON, April 20.-The Pdh-Mau Ga
zette says the evidence that the dyna-
mite plots now under Investigation were
hatched in New York is as clear as the
proof that the foreign police possessed
twenty-five years ago that MazzlnPs plots
against Italy were hatchcd in England and
it says the extraditiOn OF Rosa from the
United States Is rs about rs llkeiy as MAJ
zini's was from England.
The Standard says it believes that the
day will come when miscreants like O'Don-
ovan Rosa will be hunted out OF both
continents.
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Astounding Merchants.

HAVANA, April 2O.--The hardware firm
OF Pedraja 4 Plannella some time ago s'ls-
pended payment, and now both partners
have fed because of the discovery that they
had raised a sum OF money on notes for
large amounts against small sales to shop
keepers whom they had established an IN Dusi-
ness. Liabilities said to be sSoo'oco IN ex-
cess OF s.4c repgiedi capital oil Tue nfA'
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Dear sirs,-I have lately finished my first bottle
Of Hop BItters. Alter having for many years suf-
cred acutsly from rheumatic govt dnheri,edl,
feel 50 much better. and can walk so much more
freely. should like 10 continue the use Of IL. I
write to ask how many bottles YOU will let me have
for IL. 50 that may always have some in stock.
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An Irate Female Lawyer Ducks n
Judge.

MILWAUKEE, April 20.-kate Kane, Mil
waukee's only female lawyer. threw glass
of water i'm the face OF Judge Mallcry, III
the Criminal Court,this morning, and was
fined $50. She claims that the Judge in
suited her, but will not say how. She re-
fuses to pay the fine, aud will 90 to Jail
unless friends intercede.
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The Presidents Novem enfs.

SAVANNAH, GA. April 2O.-rhe Presi-
dent remained on board the Talapoosl all
day. Owing to the threatening weather
OF Hatteras the steamer did not sail as eX-
pected. The President and party Will
probably leave tomorrow by rail direct
for Washington.
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Change OF veuuc.

CHICAGO, April 2O.-The case Of George
Dunn, charged with the murder Of James
Elliott. was called in the Criminal Court
this morning. Emery A. storrs and Dan
lei Mum appeared for the defence and APP
Piled for change OF venue on the ground
that Judge jameson was prejudiced. After
g brief consultation with state's-Atiorney
S3lllls, II was announced that the counsel
mad agreed that the ease be heard by Judge
hmith. and a change OF venue was granted
10 &c. Il lace H.th Il. sg-......l.It.
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The Thuuderer the Victim OF q Hoax

LONDON, April Pot has been ascer-
tanned that the box found near the Times
Office last night, which il was said was an
internal machine, did not contain any ex-
plosiye material. The obiect OF the person
who placed it there was clearly 10 perpe-
trate hoax and create u scare.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.


RICHMOND. April 20. 1858.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, l2S bushels. Red. l,76S BUSH
els.
CoRN.-Whtc, $50 bushels. Mixed, $50 bush
els.
OATS.-97s bushels.
PEAs.-2S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White. 1913 bushels fair 20 very good
at Tl.l5 to SI.Z2. Red, $50 bushels very good
i.ongberry AT s1.22; 372 bushels mixed at el.O5
10 Sl.22; $50 bushels very good Shortberry at
Sl.lS.
CoRs-Whitc. $50 bushels good 10 very good at
so To csc. Mixed 500 bushels very good At &C.;
90 bushels very good on private terms.
PEAs.--2S bushels black nc 81. 80.
CoTroN.-TOne steady. Receipts l bales. Quo
tations: Nlddhng, 94c. low mlddling, 9M9ac.;
good ordinary, s@ssc; ordinary, 7h@7sc.;
stained. G@7c.
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SuFFFIpLp. PIG. June 7.Ise

sir.-Having suffered from extreme nervous de-
btitt0 Tor four years, and having tried all kinds OF
medicine and change Of scene and air without he
irving any benefit Whateycr. vas persuaded by
friend to Try Hot Bttcrs, and the effect. am hap
by 10 say, was most marvellous. Under these cir
cums'anccs / feel II my duty 10 give this ttaiimO-
Mai for the benefit OF others.as may say am now
entirely well; therefore can justly and ,gits con-
hdcnce give personal testimony tO anyone wishing
to call upoh me. lOurs truly HENRY HALL.
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US. CONSULATE, MAScHEsTTR, ESG-l

NVFFTWUfT ITN.s J
Gcntlemen.-Since writing Won of the great BEN
eft had derived from taking Hop Bittcrs. gave
a friend lie who had been suffering much from
dyspepsia and sluggish liver, and the change was
marvellous; he appeared another being altogether.
he had Tried several other remedies without any
benefit I could name over dozen other mlracu-
Ious cures. ARTHUR G.. Hale.
Consular Clerk.
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A would.Bc Regicide Attempts Sui.

BELGRADE, April 20.-The report that
Helen Marcoyitch, the woman who tried
to shoot King Milan in the Cathedral here,
had taken her own life In prison, is not
true. She attempted to commit suicide.
but failed, and is now recovering from her
wounds.
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NORWICH, Eng, june 90, 1852.

10 the HOP BiHers Company;
Gentlemen, Having suffered for many years
from biliousness, accompanied with sickness and
dreadful headache (being greatly fstigucd with
oyerwork and long hours 10 bu-iness) lost all
energy. strength. aud appetite. was advised by a
friend In whom had seen such beneficial Effects 10
try Hop Bitters. ard few bottles have quite alter
cd aud restored me To better health than ever. |
have also recommended 1t 10 other friends and am
pleased t. add with tie like result Every claim
you IN IKE for it can iully endorse. and recon-
mend il as an Incompatible tonic.
Your, faithfully, :. ". FIT.
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ALEXANDRIA PALACE


LONDON. ENG. ApflI #. I--Z.
! find Hop Bltters most wonderful mcdic..
combination - heathful. blood-puFifyiug, and
siren gtheuiug can from analysis as well a. from
medical knowle ledge. highly recommend them as a
valuable family medicine.
BARBARA WALLACE GoTIIARD.
Superintendent.