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The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-07-07
VIVA, Prompted Is.

- ftA't aAaff
Zee ait Ion damage brought l., +.
a3used ~afun a. TIC federal DISTRICT
= "t'u a Austin iesAa. on ac cunt ~
ieiuss' 10 admit kol to a seat 10 the Ia
4 = ~ on the Ilons,an and Teas ,ai.
toAd. vsa TO- eatly 'is. lfIed aderfeel, To
&c plaintiff The out det Jared tie
Ctll RIGHT at ~, Constitutional. and
held tl.a = ia AZ Infringement al the
tcseiyci uEhts 81 The states. and that
81 ate icgsiatatea and state tribunals
aioar have lutsat ION N The pfrinfses
Il IS net r. ~ cssc I'D that The ieatlst
All frsf hsfr but The sase Will probably
= ttIcd tn Lie aupirpe count II the
n sed stale iai final .diudl1 aiiuu II ~
ttaet ilne iiH ans9yink fasatloa ssss
satef ID fiic highest ludissi authority
sna fiis shts II Tie ~tllie and raiatrd
tacea IA 'H Hatii ulaf definitely seailssi
p Is sai aas Plfppse IA Aitaigp the As
titgfa 4 thu bH wb8eh has ,,es 4atouesl
aa'sfe srt.l4aas md annoying oattagetaS
- Itea more asetlYiiy ~ feeling ard
rnReuae'rd mefc hnAi,lisy bsi~eea the
taess than aHy legsla,iea foraetiuenf
upon tho hanged ls.lihs Al condition 81
the oIofed people. Bat hat hanaua
fBpiiscs ~ genuine sympathy ~ith tie
pppfrssed freedmen ibApired all ts r..
H8efs and adYt1, afcs ae can = afcelY is~
he4e 81 It Is an ,ndispe,aAle faeg that
sh.Ir 'hr bli was under consideration
and Immediately sahaeqaeni 10 rs pass-
agc many iihese pfoiessesi negfophiiisla
Indignantly feta.sd to tegatd lhe eolursd
man aa sotial equal and denied he
lights III hospitality 10 ibose whom they
fcigued 10 leek upon 18th 80 mus "a afss
nou. J here Hefe eminent statesmen
among those Sho Endorsed and voted
fof this measure, and their pois,i al sAga-
s''y and s's,esiaanship ~efe strangely Il
fault, II they anticipated that a mere at
~ legislation could break tio4n The 30
Gal banners between ,hasc ahe had
hitherto sustained the relation of inasssf
and slave. They sell knew that any A.
tempt 70 effect ~ law a ehang~ So cx+
tfenle and fadss al could but nfi,aie and
f'ffend Tie white fase and prejudice tie
9esi interests of The ernaneipairA bonds
nsn. They had % bgi take kno~ie,lye
~ Their o~a pfsIsid.Uss "a appreciate in
sDrae measure the sentiments Of those
Alsfaf birth aaa education ed them ~
regard me Begro IS fnnses safahiy fhrlf
interior fienee Ne sFr lrd to belize
thai, aiih ie@ honorable ese epifena The
adm siea u lie blB sefe prompted -
soasAdefatinns b uheh tir ffeedmsn
5~aef.f ard 4ae Il elc.aflon did ma. enlrf.
Bat hat feelings of vtndtr'isegess taNaF8
Their southern brethren o. party advance
meat ~rfc ihe tnspsFing motives Of their
conduct. This enactment has gone fsr
20 restrain TIE familiar com panionship
~itish once existed between the races "a
the sossih. and has postponed indefinitely
the period when social equality shall
extst between the races.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-07-07
Eneliah Railway u. hes


The i.tnsfepui onr' He he
following 'sul3nv information ibete
Is sofns talk II putting "a a regular ! ug
j. 80 - sn be,wsca Sea uts Aad Boston
t.eI} !. NJ - the ~ al iH7sf3 6s5ftf9H
.5eed 4a. s4iei5 ha9 ALREADY bccn !.cf
f. tel ihc,e ate M s-fh 'af, - en-
-fncs "a t1e ~o4id AS the nlstidafcd
road f3us YET. NishlaH a ~ 80 saFa,i3
a. autsu ftrd paat6. tae etp#nf8eng Il
unnin. ttsta IT tneils ,4ar he hts
4a3' cd lnelsh cugine atih a. tt.s
mi pne pIa II cleeeH-tl.' drivers viii be
imported also. hfsi class compartment
- hca se9llas saahi per s3ns IA cash
part 9r tscriy icef pets "a rafh at
Inc ~ !. rstr If sgeet ~ stuplishrti IT,
England rs attained by tanbguF small
'talna % here bii iuuf III these cara wi !
bc 9sed an caah tram one Train ali
l.af, Se< urk am one i.1s'nn sitnaita
ueoasly ea.i LAY and maxi The fan n
about - tosfs The tam may possibly
carry The mat p4glas pound q minute
20 me Eo.efnmemg tJr each and esefy
fn ste telay les4 a. they do 10 ing
and. The guard ali pass along he
outside II 'hr tram and collie the a. kess
through ia. windows here a II be no
entilaison and NOT much sotlior 10
spcss ~. ia, then II aiil he English.
There all be no ~a,et M toilet ropfl.
and he passensefs will be los KIDD 10
and unioc ked only Al their defamation
400 English The fare All be aisos,
81, 81 fOlf pun, ne tad and inc parl.
HaHtsaa All b- pasted and not
be' kei he f3il fares and ptasa. sef.
y4eexili net somsfh,ag over 500, eaeh
usp. There are - many ihal r. e.efy-
'b4CE tagiis 'haf y IS ge te. ih4,
ga hsag gigis Eax paytbx oNnefs.
4aio piaYef2. t9s hur'e1s AID dudes ull
patfeulte ard rol - lhe re- esgts IT &c
0e~ lfasn. Il vii nat bs az. ssaary tr. aas
any q ~ ass 5sDaq s1g i.aa. - i Is
kuaea f1r thar anyih.ng brought go
hefe IA knxiisE aipste pays aaa
yss sslL Onc II me fraius sboald ks
allied The lying VIDE ana ne 9thes
ne Lightning l-aaKirY
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-07-07
da,ks hike esserding and puys noddings,r

IN taCooe YOU are mistaken. lus
see those socks" said. taking packag
from the peckcy of my daster, that
bought from Simon Cohen not half Al
hoar ago"
You POUCH, dose socks by same,
Cohen repeated Jacob t,aids,cin IN
dignantly,
~Nes. and he gave me the SIX pairs 10
a quarter"
Vat screamed Jacob Goidsscin, a,
II some horrible dream had awakened
him from a sleep siS BARS vt sogs tol
a queva,et aui a tollaI' nld you say
dot ?"
YES. Jacob that Is solemn iaet
simon oohcn can andetsell you and
Jacob. he carues latae' and bette,
stock. His necktes and Stait-pins asc
away ahead ot your> in quality. and
away behind yours IN rttte. fha, i 81.
and YEA know II = 80. Noa know tha,
yoa have a. along heen putting ntead
way asetes ~ bewsty goods sa 81
earnest. }aeoh shall never spend one
ecrt here again " ~. these sasaea.
icss m tins .ase ihat Naa a,krd a haa /,
dol IL salae week a#s. S.tt.sa offered
nc is4t tesstA eeaaa-
ua >ta aaaa Ii .eta 4ae8 a
ab.
No. IN d3dat ncc5 thaW fac
aaes .an a.ta @eaHu. Az alae hcasA.
- ta.e We..,lses pcfha&ts aHa 81 8atke
theta 10. 4nd pre- csslca u ,,sIk away
- he dire slea II The taAra stNaa.
when 'aseh hecamc very aa Is ektted
mi ,,Hea .ae bssA
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-07-07
LIFE OF 4 STATESMAN.
]. Proctor Knot, of Kentucky Kentucky
Anecdotes.


speech about the city ct Duluth. The
speech was good satire upon the rose
eolored way schemes were painted up to
capture appropriations. |, made a great
hit. although there IS nothing SO funny
in the speech As to require man 10
buckle strap around his laws TO protect
himself from falling into too desperate
a nj of laughter before beginning to
reap II. No one WAS more surprised than
Mr.. Knott a, The efiee, !; produced lie
has never since tined TO raise a laugh IN
the house 10 las,ify his reputation fei
hutnor. He has served i've terms n
consless. and has been elected e III the
>tN'h- Ills congressional career vii be
1t short hv hgs election hrs tail ~ the
otisce Of governor ef kcmaekx. an hoGa'
q t.s.t Stale VI, Considered neNl -
the ae3ee ~ p,e..5<af II TIC afe5
>.ates
Air kaaf, Is lie SANG aee as NJ
M0ne ats .satcr lie : s'es, saa
,efy si~sish an / ,lel ae'atS Is - na-
Iaa,. II. >aeU asc ala ken'gck.,as
c2sc.sasst pl3tznz.4i He believe,
81, sfA'e hi, ~ . 1al - fSsc &c wen;
g. Mi>,eaG tna rs'n4a,e1 f..nc years, bat
then he AHe aa6s - re VeN vs-53Hs
where he aes arIa Leatn ~ std 4 &C
bc las renamed ever sinee. +; j. 4
STANCE tat. veil Illustrating he la1alsa-
ness Il he keni8sSN people. tina; onlS
Menta kaEs AZ ReIn'tei - represent
20 - 4 'a'' -. ~ ne ~ II
- ''4e i+.">o my ti"Ss
'a'i'e'. - IN e3'slae "t nc >1t5e.
&c ~ s'''t" = v fte-.'s. oa' s'tae
- NSi's@ - Maett nc "as enc year 81,
@Hs ~ ''ese, 'e'' 'tae >'a.e ne sfi.i
.'i &c We u, N = e't''s'e' oai, e''iaae
- IN Il, y "eeh / ne YOUTH daa
se'i'Ps'.e" his eon atom = ne lexington
ea'Nets5sY. "ee'9 he' &c 9e>9infe Tor
i s'i ti'se' % MAKE any Aead"sN IN a
'e'''i''A .ai'A Wh',a 5.9.ises s,ftakets Win
me PROVING - ai>iike. and f4ied' n y
i ~ ! pc alsi eede 81 = own. \
stranger "e@sd very unhappy unless
he should ice a stea' pftde Al ocink per
hsl''ea :, I'VE IN Neh'as y al. s'sS fof
none ~ ne fAtess % "ash the Ken
u san oofn AM ore : 3tone emitted
NJ. Mott hSs fntlt his share 81 the %
81 pielaaise, out ne 80 ktndS n Us
temperament IN Il he aaes not resist out
SIDE lnfuenee e - ma - may Il his
assoc 'tes-
Il IS i question whether NJ. Knott eAsf
earned feNe!NeI IN a. his lie Certainly
10, sinee the waf
lie Is 4 man If medium height and ls
quite stout His head i are aud we'll.
covered With a cool etsp ct siiVef-gfsl
aat. II snort N the ne X. lis mustat he
Is "a aw-whste All 7sts3i. sftlias 81 he
eosaeis 81 hs 'aanih. ne iaWef Ut -
hi> lace \ smooth .hANrn HIS COM
pieN4aa = HeiN iea, aaakai, a IA Sed
contrast e h.s white hsn. r1iie.s.he AID
b1ce eyes Ht> Il IS very - and we'll
rounded. Ar Knott las pefaaar fA>p-
ing voice and a draw Mhif h. ~hi'e They
are Wei ealc aiated - brius out tn,s-
ihelY The excellent Store, Mn hnog can
icH. are not effective n the house Hls
voice there = loo weak and his manner
too dry
Nh ha9u Eas s''fiacss n his move
ma 81
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-07-07

The question ot Dor bt,as c4alfs
sanity 5 nos graeelY debated. .Ihf
great playwright has cesiaaniy written
enough 70 have afforded ven, 70 all the
questionable elements that were In his
mental warehouse, bat the remainder
may be more insidious than the over.
foN - Hsnkfyf Gasslff.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-07-07

4 great strain Old Hundred. - kx-
eAaHgf.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-02-23


SION sc to Society. Dmness of Vision. Noises in the
mead the vital fluid passing unobserved in the
urine, and many other diseases that lead to inssn
ity and death.
DIX. MINTlE, who is regular physician (prsd.
"ate OF the University of PENNSYLVANIA will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
n case Of this kind the VITAL RESTORA
TIVE tunder his special advice and treat1n, nj,
VIII not cure or for anything impure or in iurisus
found in 1t. DIR. MINTIE treats all private dis
eases successfully without mercury. CoNsrLTA
TIoS FREE. Thorough examination and advice
including analysis of urine, S. 90 Price of VIrAI
RESTORATIVE, 81 90 a bottle, ar four times the
quantity, $40 90; sent to any address upon receipt
OF price, or G. o. D.. secure from observ and
IN private name, if desired. by A. T.. MINTIE, VI.
d. II kearny street. San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE, sent on application
oy letter stating symptoms. and age. Com.
mlnIcatiOns strictly confidential
DIR MlNTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPHRETI.
Ct NJ cures ali kinds of Kidney and Bladder Com.
plants, GonorrhGa, elect, Leucorrhps For sale
by all drugsists 81 OO bottle bottles for $5 90
DIR. MlNTlE'S DANDELION PILLS are the best
and Cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure in the
market For sale by all druggists
All orders for medicine G. o. D. must be accom-.
panied with 81 tas guarantee of good faith
which will be deducted when the package "a
shipped. n
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-02-23

REST + :;:;,; q, {: E
your own town, $5 outfit free
No risk. Everything new. Cap tai not required
We will furnish you everything. Many are max
iug fortunes. Lao 'es make as much ss men, and
boys and girls MAKE great pay. Reader if you
want business at which you can make great pry all
the time. write for particulars to II. HAvLEY X Co
Portland, Maine.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-02-23
The Great English Remedy

Is Il never-failins
Cure for Nervous Debil-
ity, Exhausted Vitali-
ty, Seminal Weakness,
SperInatorrhHa, LOST
MANHOOD, Impotency,
Paralysis, Prostrstor-
rhoea, and all the
terrible effects of Self
Abuse, youthful follies
and excssses in insurer
years-such Ms Loss of
Memory. .Lassitude, Noe
turnpl In,iss,An A
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-02-23

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| ron rom The ID
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lows tht Nj
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-07-31

EMISENTLY SuccEssrUL.-Under
the above caption, the Harrisonburg
Spirit Of the Valley makes the follow
ing complimentary mention of DR.,
II. r. Moore, son of the late. Sheriff
John S. Moore, Of this county. We
arc pleased to note the success of
our Jefferson boys, wherever they
may locate in life, and are grat;fed
to learn that the subject of this notice
is rapidly rising in his profession.
Says the Spirit Of the VALLEY:
DR.. Moore, a young physician,
who halls from jefferson county, W.
Va, and who has been located in Mt.
Crawford, in this county, for the
past three or four months, has been
e-nirentIy successful in the practice
Of his profession since his location
there, particularly in mastering scar
let fever, losing but one case out OF
4 large number that he attended. and
the one not cured dying partly from
other causes which 10 physician
could have surmounted. Noah Iandes
informs US that his family was sorcly
afflicted with scarlet fever, and that
DR.. Moore brought them all through
and. is loud in his praise. From
what we have learned of DR.. Moore
success generally VIC think that he
! deserves this public mention.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-07-31
Death of the Rev. Jemes A.
Armstrong.

This good man, pastor of tho Pros
bytcrian Church at this place and
kcarneysyille, after long and pain
ful illness, died Saturday, July 14th
instant, at the residence Of his
father Mr.. L. n. Armstrong, near
Salem, Va. At his own request his
remains were brought 10 this placo
for intermcnt, ana on SUNDAY even
ing last they we're met by sorTowing
friends and carried 20 the church;
which the iaGics OF tho church had
gracefully draped and arranged for
theirreceptior. The funeral services
were held On Monday last aG IL
O'Clock, and were ccndcq5ed by tho
Rev. j. S. Lafevrc, assisted by tho
Rev. D. III. Moscr Of the lutheran
Church, Rev. c. .. Cook OF tho NJ.
+. Church, Rev. w. G.. EggIeston of
the NJ. Il. Church South, and Rev.
DR.. Hopkins of CharIestown, who
delivered an exceedingly appropriate
ard forcible address, full of tender
ness and comfort, upon tho words.
" J. have fought e good fight, have
finished my course, I have kept the
faith; henccforth there is laid up for
me crown of righteousness. "-2d
Timothy, 4, z. DIR. Hopkins thought
the words illustrated in n striking
manner the life of The deceased, and
he had no doubt expressed the bles-
sed end realized by the deceased.
The address was not intended as a
panegyric, and yet, as VIC listened
with II mournful pleasure to it, we
felt that it was n noble and deserved
cuIogy upon one of rare virtues.
The large congregation present, COM
posed of all alldcnominations and classes,
some Of whom had come many miles,
bore testimony to the high esteem
in which the deceased was held,
when strong men and woman alike
more than once during the services
were unable to hold in check their
grief, and gave expression TO their
feelings in tears. His body was
laid to rest, t',c officers Of his two
churches acting as pall-bcarers, in
one of the most beautiful spots in
EInwocd Cemetery, looking east
ward, and in full view of the church
where he had so long and faithfully
preachcd.-!Shep. Reg., July 21st.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-07-31

The Howard House, corner OF 9th
Street and Pa. Avenue, Washington
City, D. c., is now being fitted
throughout with electric bells, and
during the summer vii! be thoroughly
renovated and put in first-clqss order.
There is nc bar attached to this hotel,
and those who patronize it will find
it quiet and homcliIle, and at all times
receive courteous and polite treat
mcnt and have every attention possi-
bic to make their stay pleasant
Visitors to the city will be furnished
with the fullest information, and any
other assistance that the proprietor
can render, VIC arc assured, will be
cheerfuIIy given. The Howard is
one of the most conveniently located
hotels in the city, AID we cordially
commend it to our readers for their
patronage.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-07-31

REVOLUTION AMONG Colonel FREE
BAPTIsTs.-Thc Free Baptist dcnom-
nation, body composed chiefly of
whites OF the North, at the close of
the late war organized a number of
churches among the coIorcd people of
Shenandoah Valley, all of which, it is
claimed by some, are under the entire
control of a white agent, the principal
of the school at Harpcr's Ferry.
Their method of securing property
seems to be that of holding meetings
among the colorad people. raising
money and buying lots, which are
decided to the ''Iomc Mission So
ciety," of New Hampshire. In two
instances, it is said, cdificcs built on
these lots by the colorcd people have
been sold by said society and the
money carried North. We are in
formed that ail the Free Baptist
churches built by the colorcd people in
the Shenandoah Valley, except two,
belong to that society. OF this and
many other things the most intelligent
and active colored ministers have been
complaining, and are leaving the con-
nection. Rev. p. F. Fox, the clerk
of the Minister'S Conference, resigned
his position and withdrew from the
connection at 4 meeting held in
Charlestown last Saturday. He also
presented to this meeting the with
drawal of Reys. J. W. Dunjee and
j. II. Rideout. It is thought that
others will follow, and that genera
revolution will take place.
tShepherdstoaCn Reqister.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-07-31
Various Items.

RFr. John O'Donnell, Mayor OF
Waynesboro, Miss, says: Browns
Iron Bitters is prescribed by physi-
clans and it is considered good.
medicine"
I have an Organ which ISwill sell at
reduced rates. j. L SMILEY.
Glass Fruit Jars, in quarts and half
gallon, for sale at lowest prices by
IS. s. DALGARS.
The Fifty-fourth Virginia Regt,
ment, Confederate, accepted an
invitation to q areunion of the Second
Ohio Regiment. Federal, ct Colum-
bus, July 25. The Second Ohio was
captured at the battle OF Chicamauga
in 1863 by the Fifty-foprth Virginia,
sud the invitation is in recognition of
the kind treatment they received at
the.h&nds Of the Virginians.
''Thc most beneficial results follow
the use of nkenol Sodique as an ex-
tcrnal application for that annoying
eruption Of the skin known as Yege-
table poison, caused by contact with
the poison IVY"
Presbyterian Journal.
Never mind the weather, but go to
Geo. II. Hagloy's and get Shoes,
Clothing, Hats, Underwear, &c., to
suit the season, and then you can
be comfortable. His stock is so largo
end complete that you will hs.ve no
trouble in suiting yourself. ladies
as we'll rs children, all ought to Snow
that Hagley's is headquarters for
Shoes and Slippers.
The law forbidding tho sale of
tobacco in any form to boys under
16 years OF age, which went into
effect in New Jersey July 4th, is said
to be working effectively. Though
the law reduces their sales, dealers
generally approve it and obey it
chcerfuliy. Dealers say it.riag them
of nuisance, Tie fioc!,ing into tho
stores CT boys who were generally
noisy and sometimes thievisL.
BosroN BLooDs. Mr.. c. s. Hollis,
Veterinary Surgeon, Boston. Mass.
Ccrtiiics that he has mace the great
pain-cure, st. jacobs Oil, tna sclo
remedy in his practice for horse all
mcnts, and considers it superior to
any cure he has known in forty Yeas.
He tried tic same great pain -Eanisher
on himself for rheumatism and by
which he was completely cured.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-07-31

PoL1sn1SG THE WEoxG ExD.-Masn1iY
men daily polish their boots who neveG
give thought to the condition of
their hair, except to harrow it casually
with brush and comb, or submit it to
the paralyzing attentions of the aver
age barber. What happens? Why,
this: From neglect, mental anxiety,
or any of score of causes, the hair
turns Prematurely gray ard begins to
fall out. Parker's Hair BalsaIn will
at once stop the latter process and re-
store the original color. An elegant
dressing, free from grease.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-07-31
Oranges ancs Florida
Better Mun Broczcs qnd Blossoms
Undo. q Ne2c ETnn.

Even She balny air and orange groves OF
Florida fail 10 keep its people full of Happiness
and comfort. Art must help nature every
wherein the tropics as among tho pines OF
the North. And. chief among the blessings
which are adapted to all zQncs.' write DR.. j
G. Wallace, of Fort Dadc, Fla-. '.is PARKER's
IONIC. 1t seems to !ayc tic world for field
and most of the current diseases yield to its
action. have used it in the cases of a deli
cate and dysTepi;c Young lady, with the mos!
gratifying results. 1t seemed to accomplish
with c;se what tic usual prescriptions and
treatment for that miserable maludy failed
wholly to bring about. l am also glad to state
that the Tonic has greatly relieved me person
ally of Il Troublesome atomic condition of tho
stomach of long Standing. II is the ideal
purifier aud inyigoTGut.'
Mcssrs. HISCOX tS Co. call especial attention
to the fact that after April lG. 1888, the name
aDd style of this preparation will hereafter be
simply 1'0Tkc1'S Tonic. The word ''Gingcr'' is
dropped, for the reason that unprincipled
dealers are constantly dcceiving their patro1s
ny substituting inferior preparations under
the name of Ginger; and as ginger is an I'm
important :IavOring ingredient in our Tonic
We are sure that Our friends will agree with us
as to til" prOpricty of the change. There 1rii
be no CttH1e h0treCC?', in the preparation itself
and all bottles remaining in the hands of deal
crS, wrapped under the name of ''PAHNEH's
GINGER TONIC" contain the genuine medicine
if the signature of IIIsCoX IL Co. is at the bot
tom of outside wrapper.