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, 1883-12-29
N p. DoLAS, ESQ +,

We thought we would dr'P IN on HIM and
probe as tar as possible iato his knowledge
box to ascertain VIVA. he knew about things
in general. NJ. b. Dolan has been IN the
business FIVE years IN Walla Waiia. lie
xas the first to open on An extensive plan
.Lo o,Iv exclusive root and snOe toGse. his
nres,nt stock will estimate $1,000. HIS
Fn.;ness Tor this year viii amount 10 SO
,t0 ami then ITS not as good as last year
gs orders direct from the factories east,
WHICH ea.hlss hin to get goods at hTst
,,o,t He is practical workman OF twen'y,
6ye wears experience IN the manutactare OF
i.o1-S and shoes, and the only one IN Waila
WsI!. who can get up :iue iadys shee.
Haying gained this much kno~ledge OF Ar.
Dolsn. We betoos ourselves 10 the uiea. mar
Es- al,
, 1883-12-29

arsnt o; l. K. G.. Smith, dealer and man
uf,etrrer Q: tobacco and cigars. This e=tab-
li,bn(nt was the irs, Of the kind 70 open up
in Walla Walla, with an exclusive stock Of
TOBACCO and cigars. Mr.. LcTerz'n, the agent
~ VI, Smith. has BY his afable and bust
,esE-Iike aual ties ussds H,aay friends IN the
cr.Drslni.,. a,.d uai.E aP large anf eIt=---
siye ,r4!e. The 5t5.k ~ pJesenI amoubts
tosI5 90. CONFUSING I'll tn .a-est bran IS
az tcbac.o anI ciga-z. Tneir sales Tor the
.,rsse.t .es. all zm0unr q Sll O0 The
trm or
RI BCRGE--
l;qn1r deal r, has done a very
good bu-iasss the P,-. year, as
gnod. If nos better than most sAicons 10 'nis
, 1883-12-29
~. WAY. BRANCH.

--.---u.. .s..e WaIa Walla daily at 10 4.
.-,l5..- and B.Ue Mountain Station.
, 1883-12-29
ocean i}iTi-i0E-

,,.-g fer April lst, 1883, Oceen steam
ii e. Val -aiI from san FRANCISCO s; ana .. .or',
,>D! -r-ry three dsys iea.Ins sPear Ssfee' rec;
- san t.-lr'Hrs' at lo:yy = A. ALI. -Nii'1
- .s-s. Portland, al midnight.
, 1883-12-29
O. EEE uTEI-

THIS j. th= pioneer bakeTy AM cracker
ma1ufactlry q this section, and III answer
70 ct Gsiries M5 Brzchtei, with smile, sad
that this IS the twen,y th!ri Christmas he
has teen IL ALA W2ll.: IN business. lie says
that. ~igh HIN business l. jus: the same one
ves-v v,:n rie .th.r. hr. increases IN prop'r-
non d the F0pGIstiou. tie has the only
steam bakery IN tn coan.ry, anil the oa!y
,r,cse- uac6:n. which :arBs o1. 81 article
rna-h i 5eIaui 2s Il Is superior t. Ike I'M
part-j He traEsac1s bu,iEts. amounting
70 so. CSC annually
, 1883-12-29
J. IL. srAHL'S BREWERY.

This establishment IS the oldest o. the
kind in the county having been erected IN
1852, twenty one yeirs ago. Mr.. Stahl took
possession ia 1870 and erected the suhstan-
tial Trick bailiing that now sdorns the site.
lie made Improvements to the amount
of $50. .OG0, ant for which outlay he
has been wei repaid, as the books OF the es-
t,blishment will att. s.. 1ne consumption
of beer from this brewery for the present
year amounts to the respectable sum of >
2SS barrels, and in the manufacture OF the
same there were used ten tons OF hops and
two hundred ard fifty tons OF malt. The
capital employed in the business Is SiOo.-
coo. Tne income fol this year SOD. coo, and
the business continues TO increase.
In adiit on TO the sale and manufacture OF
beer. Mr.. Stlhl is also an importer o' foreigr
whiskies. he having now on the way f'om
the east 43 barrels Of the tiEest kentucky
Bourbon. Altogether this Establishment Is
in A PROSPEROUS condition. We utNt VISITED
tbe t,Iacksnithing establishment OF
, 1883-12-29

". l. Barrett beng the mex. upon the line II
ai,.' We app roacis,t him in his Ylace Of business
oh HAin street Mr. Barrett i a N Il tscturer
shi an oeaer IN boots and shoes, and was any h ~
otiEsr Than communicative. because he thought II
s@s = Ing 10 cost something. However af er deal
81 Starring We SUCCEEDED IT working cur MAI NJ 10
oeF e q ooaverSa;iOn sufficient u kro~ that his
stock Is worth ss0oO thu, h !. bu,iDes, Is h.,rer hi,
yer 'h.n isst aud be has been in bushes. i've
Years Believing We had extracted ali the niorrna-
700 I'saIhe irura NJ Barnett, next proceeded 10
, 1883-12-29

F,.sn.,rs 'gr AinswOrth, Cheney and
s.. E.z. Fs.ls change cars a. "alaI'' une'
, 1883-12-29

W.',,Il A-O1Il zone ccPie- OF your paper"
we aeknox lesss! Tie oornrlirnsp- ~ t,,xs-; ,,,-
a Oat % look for the neI; hiir dual a 10 prov
, 1883-12-29
OPERA HoC>E.

The new opera house and livery stable,
corner Of Second and Alder streets. was next
visited, where We met d. W. Small, the
sentiemanly and polite manager OF the same.
II there is one thing more than another that
this city many feel proud Of, ii Is the new
opera house. This splendid and costly eii-
nee was commenced in the spring. and viii
be completed now within short time. The
cost Of the structure. when complete, viii
reach almost S50,o01. The seating capacity
viii he arranged for 1860 persons, the size
being 6Uxl20 feet, allowing ample rccm T.
conveniently place seats for that number.
The down stairs VIII he arranged IN com
partments for the accommodation OF to
head Of horses. The proprietors, MesSrs.
Small and Miller, being owners of the city
hacks These gentlemen have heen doing a
thriving brsinesS. and recognizing the neces-
sity OF decent place OF amusement they
lone their hes, 10 MI tie bill, which they
ave, .nd in Substantial manner. They
deserve well of the community IN which
they live for their generous response 10 this
necessity. From here We wended our way
10 tine next store, which proved 10 he the
,,tfice of
, 1883-12-29

Whose store has been in existence ten yarrs. AMI
whose stock comprises SIS 600 w.rth Of the Choc't
iru-s anI toilet articles To be found upon the
shelves IN the windows of any trst-cllSS drug
store. In answer 10 a question a. 10 how tins
years business compared with last year :, We were
Informed that the sae- this year Will i-r-Is .in,
900, (which consider good shOwIn-, remaT kei
Mr. Holmes. "We have ftIr share of :lIe business
of the city and country ant are perfectly sitIs-
lied with what We have received. Bat what Is the
rep IT fuT ?" inqnuel Our Iufo-mant. Are yuu
gong to compile the business Of the year O al! ttt
business hO'ISes and issue an extra edition Of five
thousand eopi-s Of the Sr.rEsx.Ss" We bowed our
acluIesnence and departed wondering how he had
ever succeeded IN guessing II But uOnisrs VIII
never cease or poor men fail TO have children,
lHlUiSc, as We entered the CapGciOUs sAidlery and
harness establishment Of
, 1883-12-29
I,.Ig!.i Rate. Nesi Bound.

,..--.s, W,,Ia Walla and San Francisco
T., class. 81 d class, 81. $500
r...-.57 Wel.a Walla ari Portland. .Sli 81
TIE Dailes 10
, 1883-12-29

No man Is letter known on the Pacific
Coast than Tax Arberry, better kno"n as
old Tcz-~ OF Falstaiiian proportions,
rubicuud, j"yial coanteraEee, he Is an uni
sal fayorite with all - much for hIs genItii-
~ auI bcnev"l,noe a. Tor the good liquors
he keeps in ,he Cosmopolitan saloon which
Is the largest in the city and rendezvous
FOR those Tho indulge IL the gentle game %
billiards. In answer To- inquire Nr. A-'ef
~ informed US tina: he had been IN tins
country with the earliest pioneers and had
been in his inc II business ever since Trade,
he informed u, was never better, and ne
-ay. no reason shy It should not improve IN
The future a. immigration Iodrs m and the
natural resources oi the country become tie
yelOprd
, 1883-12-29
JOSEPH L. SMITH,

who is driving a naiIiug trade il the general
smitny business. He employs a number Of
IN, hest mechanics in bis line and is doing
wha, he. calls a profitable business. Mr.,
Smith IS also one Of the pioneers Of tins
Terrt ~ ami = gentleman who is lendIn:
nv. h-s, Efforts 10 build up the interest OF
Wall. Walie. Mr. Smith has $4,000 in-
vssted in his business. Noticing al excel
Lent line OF boots and SHOES IN the show WIZ
dow OF
, 1883-12-29
". I. coOnBs i soy.

Ses Seahs rnaehine and fancy gods dealers. Mr.
is the agent for the improved White Sewing
ehihe- His stock eoinprise- s4sc. Trade pas.a-
'iy lar. Have Eve agents ON the road all summer,
aia ara making shipments every rou;h. We believe
10 ui- country sir. assure you or We would son
leave II. Many thanks for yUur cali, Coed day.
, 1883-12-29

-.-. ~, WaIla ty Portland in 20 ton lots.
!. ..'-,.i lax seed, per lyJ lt's......-...s -
Ws-... .l.- ami barley; .,.....''' A.
"a '.' h. -.s.,. s-y hides and pe!ts....-. l .
t,-s- .,--, ie.t- and t'll"w-;;:-;--; % %
r.--, .- u-T .hlaii7e between W ala Na!ia
..FP.rE.li .ary. -ccorilng TO classification
..,r. .-- 81 - t. = II per lJ5 pounds.
,R. PRLsGJTi-
manager
su0.rlnirndcEi sf IraEir.
At. -..-.-. A. -, Supt- Traffic.
, 1883-12-29
scHwABAcHER Eros

This magnificent s:ore Is wItlsout Doubt tie an'N'
and best equipped. both in poH;of stock, manage
nent and detail Of any establishment eis- of Port
land The frn, Of which tin head OF this article eN-
presses the nan.e wa- :, Inlel in this city - tar
hack Is 1871. which : persistent eE"I;y. e"Is>iln
y,,Ii.tioIl IL bus r-s and fIir d-.iag has nOw A.
ssrne,l colossal proportions. Their bran h houses
are scattered eli over th. territory ctrryII lir-
ana complete stocks Cf general u"rrhanil-, a.! d
S,liny at the lowest IossIhis p!lc"S- lLeT H~u tj
.bi. Armand Ly the may ha the KY q fi'if
unp.ri I-l+ success sell gods enc tI-c than ~ 3
other as We arr crelitihly informed they can, y
c.U-,- tFay keep an al,en. New NJ-E NI'T al NJ
tim. purchasing, and mixing the best pOs-i"i- oi--
g,ins for the firm Buying NJ f!rst cost ;aF c-,h AZ
xays anil having special railroad T-tF-- citoc' ffH
th. e,npCriun OF business thy can un! rseii II
many instances If not IN Ill, the merchants . -.
limited capital. At present the s.ork - the NA!l'
WaI!a house amounts "a Sl'ntaA. EEe S-i' ID"
branch a. much NOR, exclusive II the nrIe'1~ ~
g9lflx and DAYTON. Tli-ir snce-~- in b';-in'a- CA
t4 attrlbu,e a. prevIOuay s.Atet. Z" -tFitt =
har-nce u business prInc pe- thair -as th gag u
ala Nala amounting 20 tie Tsp s'i'.e -ntn q
SS0OG0 In the management ui tier business l. r.
tll.y employ IG rnsn. Who are ch'-sn ana iti -
highest wag-s for their kEowle'.~ oi thr 'll-ir-7
aTtrv man h.ing considered an 'eft II tlS l.n-
The expenses of this trInch for ts y5-r ioT hip
,hogs A. item cfs25 90, vh.cl taken lto ror-ie-r
-!nn with -he rIT~R--s Of Other tran h.s, WI loo
ny fortune that an editor might we'll t-l pr1Ji -
The -rsde OF This hou-= hss f-=u very good IL . ~
enr wear and vhrn Their stock zrr1yrs, which /
,Ir-c,ei early II the spriHy Of the n-w year t.el
anticipate an iIcTras= Of twenty I-r ceat Over IL
present.
, 1883-12-29

Hearing that Mr. F. F. A!ams WAS about
to 20 ont OF business We took occlsl"n to
call upon hlm. thinking that p!ob.bly the
cause OF his retiring was scarcity o; bnsiness,
for his extensive and well Supplied store
To our astonishment We fonnd it quite the
reverse. Mr. Adams mas been IN business
iG years steadily IN this c,'y. From small
beginnings his stock he. gradually worked
up 10 prodigious proportions uut'l It at,
tanned the respectable amount, at times, OF
$40. 600. Mr.. Adams has on land at pres
ent, stock to the amonot Of S23, 900, winch
he Is selling ont as fast as possible, Prepara-
tory 10 retiring from business. Having. az
hasays bimssif, accumulated sufficient OF
this worlds good to take the rest Of his
days easy" The sa!es of this house have
amounted to Sl50, 900 per annuu for several
Years past, and seldom goins below SlUo, oOo.
, 1883-12-29
B =. SNITHE :,

agent for C. IL Dodd & Co., Of Portland,
d.slers iu agricultural implements The s'les
o. this fra T. ave not be-n "a good the present
year a. they were the past. In aawer to a
yGe-tiun - T. whether The prospects were like
l. 10 Ire good the incoming year, the reply vas
in the Il g.,tiye, ewing to this being the OF
wear with the farmers which was explained be
SAYING hat laust q. the farms wou.i 5e far
lowed" ground and in consequence many Of the
farmers -.ould be in straightened ciEcuin-
,tan.rs We NIX. called upon
, 1883-12-29
MILL CREEK
fIaue and HaGGf!e;urin. Co.

Aa,iWaF TsgIxLt arin,
, 1883-12-29

large invoice on the way to open up our New
Years bcsiness with. We intend as soon as
possible + enlarge our business. IS We deem II
absolutely necessary owing to the growing d.
raand Of trade A. this gentleman was SUI
rounded with business, We reluctantly win
drew, as his knowledge Of the progress Of the
country would have aided Us wonderfully N
our task
, 1883-12-29
HENRY SCH l.,

ION W: found slightly irdi'Posed, owing
. having lael with sn accident at ire
f.s evening. preyi1as. the meat market OF
9. bi~b Mr.. Sch5li is the junior partner, has
b.Di,.,isteuc, IS y,ars, .ad Instituted IN
. re senior ScIoll, IA ely Diseased. Ini'
~, ,.,,,br, nc dis2oses Of 80 beef cattle:
6,,, /, al o.; hogs, $50 sneep. LOU veal
,,ous:l,. Th-re Ia capital TO the amount oi
SO Oo0 ar pFesens III the business, me m
coms for the present yeaT vii foot up So
cS0 They have two wagons, and seven
MN always employed in the management
of the shop, which shows Thrift equal %,
- -, @ d,tsr;ug 70 the capital invested. The
i;o-or store and billisri saloon OF
, 1883-12-29
EOEERT CRANE,

Cb;sf Engineer Of TIE Fire Department and
.r,,s,sor of Harry Howard was next visited.
W. f,und Mr.. Crane and his assistants bus
-, ssy,ged in arranging things for the holt
s.v, Everything looked in apple-pie order
and the place had eheerfuliness that s,ni'
49, - ;rstitutions might prOirably copy after.
M, M Cr.pe b.. only been in the saloon busi'
ness one year, having bought out the bald
w;n fron his predecessor. Mr.. Howard
go which time he has dons thriving
h,s;ness. The Baldwin saloon has been es,
,.h,;.bed a5 year,, during which time II
, 1883-12-29
SAMUEL LESSER

,,,,b;rc and furnishing goods emp''i-
MN Of which Mr.. Lesser is the head was Asn- --
ri.i,s,,, az = Here We quickly made known Su'
t,sa;os.s to the dsprer little rnan who p:sSilS''
o - f,,.bwith cormsnoed to un9arasa .ssa
and ne S.;i he, We have been IN existence
ii'I-'- have steadiIyincrea' our S,"cs
nntil to-day It amounts 10 s3oov .bsuji he /,
ness is good bat n-' As, as So rs.T Gu. average
i less than it was last s. ysN viii 70 So, ,C00.
sales for the past Ten wear sArs vou a straa
both IN eity anu We confessed ourselves CON
ger here ,, 81; ~ why do You ask We inquired; !,
P4Iatlyeiy -, ,S,or@bt that perhaps ": -: :.
=, Seo ss51s. 56s@E rsPisi Win q II nr
air, We oq'.A, i. ssS a. we ssYe hin our on 10
sue' 80 rsxt called upon
, 1883-12-29

painters ani paper-haneers, are doing good
steady profitable business These gentlemen
have been residents of this city iIve years,
during which time they have done an excel
lent trade, and IN every instance given en-
tire satisfaction. They employ on an aver
age l. men and keep the hest stock IN their
line 70 De had anywhere in the city. Their
material At present consists OF s@,"" IN
paints and oils Their increase the present
year viii approach SI2,GD. with CORES
pondia2 Increase expected in the spring,
as trade Is considered good they having five
new buildings under completion. The wages
:or Painters and paper hangers average sS.'o
Uer day with Z scarcity III the market
, 1883-12-29
Z. v. EvEhs+

If the pioneer furniture store, who .-a ~-' I,-rs
o. ~ -. ,rourd letting out two H
Rs 55s1 e.d. Of his best nd most sssss int. " 5aa
s5s ss liter to ss: s: .s ss;es:: ::.d q sss n i
house for the past eIasssT ye1, .Tel, of course;
the Sra1Esx.s l,olisd sJi I'd that compendium 4
h.,ss tRsw Sf e srsssA sA Rs S
the pusrl. m the city, together # ,hs rad.
ness n.s Is might be Of Interest 70 - lnT an ;n.sr
er mstSI; mSI;c taken down in the form :, - ~ an ed
. II : ssss is. i ss;': a. =: =:
s:: !. ~ : e. e; g 6
e: g: :$;%z e & !: : E I: 6: ::
2: :R: e; s: !; = II -:
, 1883-12-29
RESs, wNASs K CO

general merchandise dea,srs In the absence
OF either OF the partners of the firm, We intro
dlcedoursef to one If the gentleman " clerks Of
the establishment. Making known cur business
IN az lew words as possible, this gentleman un-
raFelled himself with becoming nodesty 10 our
explicit inteEro,atiOns. THIS tirm," said ne
has N-e- IN eIls.ea5- 10 years, during that
time sse have ssrried million dollars worth
% goods. tur nressnt stock VIII foot up $50
Ooo- The trade has been very good the pres-
ent year. Seventy FIVE per cent of oGf Lus r-ss
Is done in the country. We carry credit of
5000 and believe in better trade next year
than the present" IS We were about 10 de-
part with this volume Uf news in a nut shell,
we vere arrested by the question what paper
Is this for!" We replied the leading paper of
Waila Walla, az none other would attempt 81
voluminous a task. You refer, of course, tn
the STATis sAAS, We nodded assent, which
made pur informant smile as We departed in
quest OF pastures new, which We were f,rtu-
Eate To find in the person Of C. \ Hungate
, 1883-12-29
DEMENT, BROTHERS 5

FIGURING mill The mill belonging 10 those
gentlemen, when running at It's full eaPac-
itv, griads 10 barrels per day, the most Of
which is shipped to Liverpool through their
agents, Simpson, Church & Co, oi Portland.
These gentlemen employ in their business Al
present, S775.eo0, having bough; the mill Of
which they are now the owners from SchWa-
bacher { Wclch, the former PrOpnetorS-
Their business Is considered good, hut aot
as .o,d rs last year, al this time. They
give employment 10 twenty men at rresept'
which they intend 10 increase m the sfrns.
shUuld the volume OF their business increase
a thcV cXDert II 10
, 1883-12-29

THIS well cluippei and well ratroaized
establishment. We aScertamcj from tie
genial proprietors totc IN eNistan-e thirIe'.,'
wears. Mr.. O'nonnell h,iug the sole rropric-
tor up to one y"ar ago, when Mr. johnson
| bought iAtJ IA. business. Whlrh Il how
known BY tn firm name o. Op'nlsh \
johnson Tne STOCK at present ol thi- house
| amounts t. S60. 900, wh,ch will be increased
| III tie spring Tne sales oi ttis year viii
amount, when the b1s.n 80 i Summed up,
TO 500 O10. Ir has been very regular, and
Is expected 70 increase the incoming ye2T.
20 great has been the rush 20 THIS pJpula.
establishment for every thiog IN the house
furnishing line. I'VE cyrduct a heavy
trade WIN the country, and our bills come
in very regular; we have no ta2lt 20 hnd
whatever, with the coaatFy around W Na!i1
Wa.la. but on the contrary have every hope
IN II; future IT .ssness," SAID Nc. O'D anu-H
as we inquired Of him when C,lzt Joseph
was expected t. msie his neXs rad. This
reply would seemingly put to rest the report
thst a RAID was soon to take place, ami ioI
which catastrophe We were preparing tc
pack cur yalise, and seek refuge IN some
more hospitable cline. Being assured that
there was no danger we bethouS ourselves
, 1883-12-29
p1HESI & sArUs.

WLers We found those gentlemen NJ 10 theii arm
pitt IN dry goods snd o:ser things belonging u u.
dry gods business. After a deal Of shElhs An-
rasneuvers u draw his sttention from young ias
who insisted urnn talking half hour Win thr
proprietor, because she had paTehased IafsIe -
pms We =, last caught his eve and wlnkins susse7
Ively. he came forward .,5
Il am the representative of the ST.TEss.S anu
have come I, silicit from you such information
sp.etin- your business as would be Of value 70 'e
resdi pubiIc. L;-
acknowlsdsraen. Of the many hvors from tne
STATESMAN Sad h 10 begin with: I'VE nAss s
been in existence the pas. fve yesrs. oui So 49,
viii fsure up sI5,ooo Business is apouL IN -;,y
with Us a, all times Of the year. We have ootn Gu
and county trade with littls preference. We oie'e
the country will be better the cosniog year. -,
woman mus. have dry goois, and We keep mem -.
sale not TO luok at We viii increase our 81. ST.
one-.hrd next year as ue have every yezr sins oi
arrival here trcm oakland, Csihcrnn- Sood oss'
, 1883-12-29

The intention Of this establishment betokens
excellent business management, NOT alone for
the immense stock "f goods il contains, com
prising drugs, perfumery, toilet sets and all
the parsphanslia OF a wellequipped druS store,
but for the neatliess sf its appointments. THIS
establishment has been in existence four years
under the supervision of c. a. Hunsate, the
son OF the genial and able representative Of
Walla Walls county at the LIST term o: the
Legislature. In answer TO questions aS 10 how
trade was, We we're Informed that it never was
better and tina. the future prospects were
good, informing u u leave fifty copies of this
edition of the paper, We took our departure n
gather in the opinions Of
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-21

Most of our readers have thought very
little of the fact that in the exudation
they see clinging to the sweet gum tree in
the hot summer months there is a princi-
pie that is considered the most powerful
stimulating eXpectOrant known. They
have no doubt thought less of the fact that
in the mullen plantseen in the old fields is
a mucilaginous substance that acts as q
soothing demulcent on the ipflamed sur
faces of the lungs, and which has attract
ed the attention of the medical world in
consequence of its wonderful effects on
consumption. When these things are
considered it is not surprising that ''Tay-
lOr's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and
Mullein," the great panacea for Coughs,
Group, Whooping Cough and all Bronchial
Affections, is proving such boon to those
suffering. For sale by all leading drug
gists. at 25c. and 81 per bottle.
Manufactured. by Walter A. Taylor,
Atlanta, Ga, proprietor Taylor's Pre-
mum Cologne.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-21
Burnt Cork is the Tbin~
San Francisco Post.


'tMy dear boy" said young Smirkins.
the bankers clerk, to a young fellow-dude,
whom he met on kearney street the other
day. ''my dear boy, are you aware that
you have some dirt on your face, right un-
der your ear? just let me wipe it off,"
''Don't do i" hastily objected the other,
sit isn't dirt-it's burnt cork"
''New remedy for pimples, eh?"
''Oh, no, not that, you know. I'Il ex-
plain; / suppose you noticed that all the
alleged society girls are getting mashed
on nigger minstrels.'
''Ips disgusting fact" sighed Smirk-
ins. "You can run against forty of them
tramping up and down Bush street any
day."
EXACTLY; and it's actually gotten so of
late that unless fellow is barkeeper. or
what they call 'hamfatter,' he doesn't
stand any chance at all. So you see, as
Pve made up my mind to catch on or die
in the attempt, l just put a little burnt
cork under my ear every morning. lust as
though l was some end man who had
failed to wash off well. Big scheme. I
can tell you. Ta~tal''
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What it Did for an old Ladv-

CosHoCToN STATION, N. Y, Dec. %, 1873.
GENTs-A number of people had been
using your Bitters here, and with marked
effect. In one case, lady of over 10
years, had been sick for years, and for the
past ten years has not been able to be
around half the time. About six months
ago she got so feeble she was HELPLESS.
Her old remedies, or physicians, being of
no avail, sent to Deposit, forty-fve miles
away, and got bottle of Hop Bitters. 1t
improved her so she was able to dress
herself and walk about the house. When
she had taken the second bottle she was
able to take care of her own room and
walk out to her neighbours, and has i'm
proved all the time since. NY wife and
children also have derived great benefit
from their use. w. b. HATHAWAY,
Agt, U, S. Ex. Co.
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maiden, Mass. Mass. Feb. /, 1880. Cen
tlemen-I suffered with attacks of sick head
ache"
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years in
the most terrible and excruciating man.
ner.
No medicine or doctor could give me
relief or cure until used Hop Bitters.
''The first bottle
Nearly cured me;'
The second made me as well and strong
as when a child,
"And / haye been so to this day.
My husband was an invalid for twenty
years with a serious
'Kidney, liver and urinary complaint,
pronounced by Boston's best physi-
clans
'Incurable."
Seven bottles Of your bitters cared him
and know of the
sLiyes of eight persons'
In my neighborhood that have been
saved by your bitters,
And many more are using them with
great benefit.
8They almost
De miracles Y'-Mrs. e. d. Slack.