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NUu on NE UtN my
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1883,
az said Parsley's store, near Old Church. Hanover
county. the ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS, &c.
remaining on hand viii be sold AZ public auction
TEENS Cash A. tO about $1,000. and the resi-.
due upon reasonable credit. 10 bee made known OI
day OF sale. x. II. CALDWELL.
EDMUND WADDlLL, JR.,
de 1910 Trusfggg.
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CtHRISTMAS GOODS.
IL Won wish 10 get very near your moneys worth
I'm making Christmas purchases. 90 to
CT. JOHNSTON'S. 9lS Main street.
lie has
PIANOS, ORGANS, NlOLlNS,
GUITARS. BANJOS, DRUMS,
and all kinds If
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS:
Also. -
CIIIDREN's BOOKS, CHRISTMAS CARDS,
GAMES. ALBUMS.
GOLD PENS. MUSIC-BOXES,
and many other
USEFUL and BEAUTIFUL ARTICLES
suitable for presents. He has not the largest stock
i'm the world, nor does lie give you $40 worm ior
30 cents las some other dealers profess 10 do)'
siil you will find that his prices are lust rs low A.
the lowest, and he guarantees 10 give you one do-
lars worth for every two dollars invested. -, =,
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A FEW UNSOLICITED LETTERS FROM
THOUSANDS RECEIVED.


FEBRUARY Q, 1882.
have tried experiments on myself and others
with Hop Btters, and can easily recommend them
rs a pleasant and eficacious medicine. have
found them specially useful in cases Of congestion
of the kidneys, us well as in bilious derdnge-
,oeDts Rev. j. MTLSER, VI. A.,
Rector to the Duke Of Edinburg
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by Chewing < Rose.
Real Estate Agents, Aucuoneers. and Brokers
No. north Tenth street.


A UCTION SALE OF 4 NEAT FRAME
~ DWELLING. No. s15 NORTH FIRST
STRtET.-By request of the owner We viii sell by
auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1883,
nj O'Clock Y. NJ. the PROPERTY located a
above. The DWELLING contains six rooms
bath water, &C.: also. good stable. fronting on
wide alley. The LOT has a front Of % by l20
feet The property is in good order, and rent.
readily al s1Z per month. Parte, IN quest Of good
paving investments win do well 10 attend the sale
Is property answering 10 the above description /,
greatly sought after AT this time.
TERMS: Unusually easy. and made known al
time Of sale. CHEWING & ROSE,
cc rs AuctiOucers. :
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COURT ORDERS.

IN TIE CHANCERY COURT OF THE
i CITY OF RICHMOND:
Browns executor
rs.
BurtOn's administrator
EXTRACT FROM DECREE:
IL is adjudged, ordered, and decreed by this
Court that Lewis Booker do settle before Conn
missioner II. T. HUBBARD his accounts as personal
representative of Ch. ListOn Brown. Thomas
Brown. L. Wilkie Brown, and James Brown. ST..
deceased, respectively, from the date of his last
S, 1883.
And said commissioner Is also directed to ascer-
tain what compensation, If any. said Booker is
entitled 10 rs administrator de bOniS non, with
the VIII annexed. of James Brown, Sr., deceased.
Tor his services As such administrator.
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ulRTSTEES, SALE On NALTABLI

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL AND Personal ESTATE IN THE
LOVER END OF HANOVER COUNTY. AND
OF \ STOCK OF GOODS. &C.-Ihc undersigned.
trustees IN certain decd OF trust executed 10y
William VI. Parsley on the 18th day of March.
1883. and Of record In tie clerks Office of Han
over County Court. being required 50 10 do by the
bcnefciarCs named In said deed, Will
FRIDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1888,
az l 2 W. and Z. NJ, on the premises respectively.
proceed to make sale, az public auction of The fol-
lowing described PROPERTY. 10 wit:
First. All of that certain LOT or LAND m
lower end Of Hanover county known as 'ANDER-
SONS" adjoining the lands Of John ". Davidson
and others, and containing by estimation l4l
ACRES.
second. 4 certain other TRACT OF LAND
situated in the said county. adjoining tie lands Of
i. +. Burnett and others, and known the
"HOME TRACT" aud wherein the said Parsley
resides containing 10y estimation 239 ACRES.
In the said two parcel, Of land the said Parsley
has only life estate q, tenant by the curtcsy and
only such Interest will De sold.
At the time Of the sale of the ltsf.nHmcd parcel
of real estate. the following Personal PRO
PERTY will De- sold-yiz HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE Of the said Parsley
consisting Oi BEDS. TABLES, CABINETS. sc.
&c: and 3 HORSES,
COWS.
q HOGS.
ARTS.
BUGGY and HARNESS,
SBRINE AEON
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THURSDAY, DECENDFR =. 1ss3.

at ~ O'Clock W.. the ENTIRE STOCK. Ma
CHlNERY. Vc.. used in conducting printing
bu mess all Of which are In Z Oh order amt cone
dltlOu.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 expense, of sale and SO
with some little interest. twenty-five UuiC- of -
each. the first of which viii become due January
Is. 1854, and S25 on The 10Th Of each month
thercaftcr: balance upon such terms ~ VIII De-
made known ~ sale. FRANK 4. SUTTON,
Trustee.
-rTToN 4 60. AucftOuepra If g.
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fde1sI
HOLIDAY GOODS.
X ,x MMMM M M "A ssSss
Xxx MMMM "A s0sOs 1899
1888. K MMMM "A sSSSs 1885,
Xxx n NM n AAAAAs s.
KIN NJ MA A SSSS 90.
A GREATER VARIETY OF GOODS
SUITABLE FOR
CHRISTMAS AND NEw-YEAR's PRESENTS
CAS- BE FOUND AT
LEVY, DAVIS & BRAKES
tb,n anywhere else In this city.

In their basement room viii be found'
WRAPS Ct every description for women ana
children They have by far the largest s'ock'
and their prices are the lowest.
CURTAINS Of evo:y descriptions and iuil as
sortment Of CORNlCES. rOLEs. BANDS
and the NEW ~TYLE CHAIN LOUIS.
ELEGANT RUGS.
ON the main floor will be found:
SILK, LINEN, LACE, and MUSLIN COLLARS
In the latest styles
MUsLIN sCARFS at 10c. worth Zoe, NJ I3c'
worth 35c.. at zoe. worth Soc;
Also. SPANISH and other LACE SCARfs:
SILK sPANIsH-LACE FICHUS at 35c. worth
Gee. at soc. worth soc, at 75c. worth s1.25,
atSI worth sI.5O-aisO at higher prices;
SILK HANDKERCHlEFs-an immense STOCK
over 900 to select from-at prices from "oc
up to So:
EMBROIDERED LACE and COLORED-BOR-
DERED HANDKERCHIEFS, from 5c.up to
s5-many elegant styles will be found In the
assortment;
NAPKINS, TABLE. CLOTHS, DOU.IES. TRAY
CLOTHS. TABLE-CLOTHs and NAPKINS
IN sets To match: -
TIDES in endless yaricty-some big bargains cin
MARsEILLEs aud BRIDAL QUILTS;
BED. CRIB, and CRADLE-BLA NkE TS;
An elegant stock Of CARPETS, CARElAGE
BLANKETS, FUR LAP-ROBEs, COMFORT
ABLE, and ToILETaMATS;, nprcc
SILK, SATINS, WEI VETS. and other DREss
GOODS..su for presents
We exhibit on our second floor,
A large assorimentof DOLLS. TOYS Of every de
scription. FANCY GOODS. SC. Particulars
in our advertisGmlent IN v to-mo np y; D'S
do .ThGSa3t 1917 and 1919 Main street
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rRUSTTTS SALE or STTAN.FN

i CINE. &C., N GILES cot NTY. NA.-E}
virtue of the provision. Of deed of tiu.t ,V,-
cuted 70 the subscriber 10y r. y. Flanagan. datri
March |. lss3. aud daily recorded in thc olI.. .!
the County Court Of Gle, county. Va, o. -,rur, To-
debt due by the aid .lanagtn - George ". Doe
MADISON Co.. default having been mlic ir tHr
payment Of the said debt, aud being required >I q.
DO by the said George 81. Donaldson a Co.,.
hill
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By sutton e
By sutton 4 Co.
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0nCcr-.
HOS Nam street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO FINE
L GORDON PEINTING-pRl NSES, STOMP.
CABINETS. 4 LARGE QUANTITY OF BODY
ARTICLES USEDIN CONDUCTING \ PRINT
ING BUSlNE>S-By virtue ~ deed ~ trust
10 the undersigned trustee, dated July -. l~~3,
and Of record in Richmond Chancery count
Office ID. q. 1913 q, pagr 472. default having been
made I'm the payment of certain NOTES thereby ~c-
cured. and being required SD iD d- by the holder
thereof, | shall proceed tO yell 90 public auction
over NO. l2uS east Main street, ON
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MlSFIT STORE,
9l2 MAIN STREET.

OPEN EVENINGS THIS WEEK TILL Q
O'CLOCK; SATURDAY TILL IlP.M.
lde 1891
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SATURDAY, DXCEuurn p. 1873.

sell al pu ne auction, 10 flanagan, NH. n,as ils
mouth OF Fa,t river. In Gii,- county. Va. CONE
mencing az O'Clock L. NJ. precisely. The PROP
kRTI conveyed 90 me hy tie said deed. consist
ing Of ONE STEAM ~AN-NlIl., together with
All THE FtNTIRE~. APPLIANCES, aud
APPTRTENANCES thcrcuntO lppcrlning amt
belonging.
TEAMS: Cash for so much a. may Dee necessary
lo defrly The tNpeu.es Of executing this Trust amt
discharge the amount due by thc said Flanagan g.
George VI. Donaldson { Co., being 5000. wlth
LEGAL interest thereon nom November I. 1853 ,
aad for the residue OF The purchase money. uppn
such terms A. the s1id Flanagan may dire and
upon his failure "a give such direction. upon such
terms as the subscriber shall hN upon nj tre das
OF sale. JOHN ". GASGARIH
de lI-lOf Trti..tt.
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4 A DRESSING to beautify gray hair
every family needs. Parker's Hair Bal
sam never fails to satisfy.
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put yourself in His place.

We stood within the corridor;
had just stepped inside the rail
To get my tickets when saw
The state of matters and turned pale
had put on new clothes throughout
Upon this jaunt with her to come:
I'D brought this heavenly creature out.
Leaving my pocl1et-boolS at home.-
stood there vexed and mortified:
Twas cruel as it was absurd;
Then did little gloved hand glide
Straight into mine without a word
Leaving dainty portemonnaie
Or gold and pearl most quantity made,
From which, scarce knowing what to saw,
for the evenings tickets paid.
When I sat down along with her
Now don't look SO annoyed - said she:
'Of course, mistakes sometimes occur.
And people lose their property
CONFUSED, l answered: g / agree,
But must feel veXed about it though:
WHAT'S yours does notbelong to me''-
Said She: "Why shouldn't it be sop
She spoke unthinlkingly, then blushed.
=" Oh, do you mean it?" then Icried.
My wild delight she would have hushed,
A feeble No" in vain she tried;
But ia not hear it, SO at last
Yes-just to keep you still,'' said she;
'Ihere, there, don't hold my hand so fast
The usher will be sure to see.''
Indianapolis Jour nal
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Didn't Think.
Indianapolis Jour nal
ChSltlren's Friend.

ChstdTen'S Friend.
Opening the door of friends
house one day. / made my way
through the entry to small back
court, where Ned, the only son was
crying bitterly.
"Ah, Ned, what is the matter?'
"Mother won't let me go fishing.
Harry and Tom are going to the
harbor, and want to 60" Here
Ned kicked his toes angrlly against
a post, to the great danger of his
new boots.
"Whose little dog is this?" l asked
as a brown spaniel came bounding
up the garden walk.
SIT is NINE" cried Ned in altered
tone. "Didn'tyou know had one?0
Ono, indeed. What fine fellow.
Where did you get him, Ned?"
"Father bought him for me. He
is SO knowing, and / teach him many
things. See him find my knite;;" and
Ned, wiping away his tears, threw
his knife into the clover. "There,
Wag," said he, "now go and find my
knife" Wag plunged into the grass,
and, after a great deal of smelling
and wagging, he came triumphantly
forth, and brought the knife to his
young master.
"Give it to him, said Ned, point-
ing 70 me; and Wag laid it atmy feet.
"This is a knife worth having
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comes "the tug OF Wei, =
French moque.ts and English brus-
sells are the best carpets to wear,
and will give the greatest satisfaction
Aubusson, AxMinster and turkey
are equally good, but their price is OF
course high.
Tapestry brussels is not as deslra-
bic as a good threesply or an ingram.
because when the gay figures wear
off there IS nothing left but hemp,
which is tar worse than an all wool
ingram of good quality. A poor,
"slimpsy" carpet is not worth tho
making and putting down, except iu
rooms that are only kept for visitors
and used on rare occasions; and even
| then handsome Chinese mating Is
to be preferred. And in choosing,
the best quality is the cheapest in
the end, for one that costs sixty OF
seventy-five cents per yard is tai
N ore desirable than one that can be
had for thirty five or forty cents U
course the expense at first is higher
but when we must consider the ex
pense of making and putting down
, and bear in mind that after two year,
wear the more expensive carpeting Il
! of more value than the cheap one
: when first laid upon the floor
Again, in purchasing a drugget o
floor cloth, three yards square, yo'
may have to pay from sixteen t.
: eighteen dollars for the handsom
quality, while a hempeo one stamI2e'
with quite as pretty pattern, cal
+ be had for from seven to nine dollars
i Now, do not take the cheap ont
Y For a Year it may look well, but b
Il the next autumn it is worn ind shat
by, while the expensive one is q
good as the day it was laid dow
and it will outlast three OF the chea
| patterns.
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They are not Strangers, Mamma.

Mrs. Helen Williams, in Chicago WOman's World
Not long ago l stood by the death
bed of little girl. From her birth
she had been afraid Of death. Every
fibre OF her body and soul recoiled
from the thought of it. "Don't let
me die" she said: Don't let me die.
Hold me fast. / can't 60" Jenny" |
said, you have two little brothers in
the other world, and there are thous-
ands of tender hearted people over
there who will love you and take care
of YOU" But she cried out again dis
pairingly: "Don'tlet me go; they gre
strangers over there" She was In.
tie country girl, strong limbed, feet Of
foot tanned in the face; she was rails
ed on the frontier; the fields were
her home. In vain we tried to res
concile her to the death that was i'm
evitable. Hold me fast" she cried,
'don't let me CO." But even as she
was pleading, her little hands RELAYS
ed their clinging hold from my waist
and lifted themselves eagerly aloft;
lifted themselves with such straining
effort that they lifted the wasted
body from its reclining position
among the pillows. Her face was
turned upward; but 1t was her eyes
that told the story. They were fills
ed with the light OF Divine recogni-
ton. They saw something plainly
that we could not see; and they grew
brighter and brighter, and her little
hand quivered in eagerness to go
where strange portals had opened
upon her astonished vision. But
even in that supreme momest she
did not forget to leave word OF
comfort for shose who would gladly
have died in her place. Mamma"
she was saying, mamma they are
not strangers, Pm not afraid" And
every instant the light burned more
gloriously in her blue eyes, till at last
it seemed as if her soul leaped forth
upon its radiant waves, and in. that
moment her trembling form relapsed
among It's pillows and she was gore.
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THE FLORIDA AGBiCULTURIsT.

Sometimes We can come across
bargains and bay carpets..of excellent
quality at a low price; but unless we
are experienced shoppers it is never
we'll to trust to our own judgment
in such matters, and it rarely happens
that we can Purchase such articles
below their real market value, except
at auctions. and even then we are
very likely to be taken IN. 1t is
far better way TO 90 10 the carpet
rooms Ct some well-known dealer
and then make our selections accord
ing to the depth of the purse.
The most durable carpets are closes
ly woven and thick, YET soft and plia-
able; and in real English brussels the
colours can be distinguished on the
wrong side, but in tapestry" there
Is rothing to beseen but hemp
The beauty Of carpet is quite as
important as its durability, and it
should be of a kind that will not tire
the eyes. Most OF us purchase
carpet hoping that it will last several
years and desiring it to be appro-
pirate FOR all seasons. Now the
gorgeous designs that fill the carpet
rooms and adorn the floors OF ele-
CANT houses may be very. beautiful,
but unless we can change them tres
quently one soon tires of such styles.
Far prettier tor use and comfort are
the delicate and intricate tracings,
the wondronslv blended and exqni>
sitely beautif4l colours OF the Per-
sian patterns. In many of them
there seems to be no regular pattern,
but the artist weaves in the lines and
shades apparently vn an indiscrimiS
late way. The Combinations differ
in every few yards, and if we look
at it Tor years. it never wearies Us,
tor the eye continually singles ont
Some one design that is $50 pretty"
Such a carpet is al perpetual Joy, and
We Dever callit s{that old thing" but
always feel RESPECT for it. Long
association make it par- of the
family, and Wild a breadth lasts it
possesses much VI hue incur eyes.
But it we canldbt procure. so exs
psnsive and elegaht carpet let us
take the next best and choose
snail figured thrke-ply, Kiddermin>
ster, or ingram. I k are to BE- had
In tiny "crinkly y figures aud
are more duf1 those Of
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Dese SO; but mother
work and read to me,

Dlse SO; but mother
"A work and read to me,
her often staid with me-"
Lould think you had very kind
s, Ned" The boy looked
on the floor, and slight pout
sred his lips. II suppose there
one who have your interest and
mess so much at heart"
INT | want 70 go fishing" mutter-
ed.
And can't you trust them Ned,
1 willingly agree TO their wishes?
~ NAV not know the reason why
~ object to your going; but, from
your experience of their kindness
i wisdom, are you not sure that
10 would not cross your wishes
thout good reason for doing sol
nd surrounded as you are by SO
many proofs Of their love, will you
III there and murmur and cry, and
|Sll your heart with angry and stub
gorn thoughts, because OF one little
Ienial Of your wants? Is not this
Door and ungrateful return for thell
kindness? it is little enough that
.child can do for parent, and tha
SIi,,le he ought to do most cheerfuliy
u suppose the best retorn child ca al
make TO parents is cheerful obedl
ence. And will you grudge giving
that, Ned?"
} Need looked sober. Tears starte'
in his eyes. "Oh, sir" said he hum
Div, 81 didn't think of all this
didn't think of IT."
"Didn't think" is at the bottom {
a great deal OF our ingratitude an
m1rmuring against both our earthi
parents and our Father who is l
heaven.
A DRESSING to beautify gray nal
every family needs. Parker's Hair Bal
sam never fails to satisfy.
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DE barry
Merchants Line
Double Daily,
CARRYING THE U. S. MAIL.
Elegant Side>wheel Steamers.
REGULAR MAIL.

Elegant Side>wheel Steamers.
REGULAR MAIL.
H. b. PLANT, Capt. J. w. Fitzgeralds
GEO. NJ. BIRD, Capt. G. J. MERCER.
WELALA, Capt. J. S. Mattheson.
Rosa, Capt. Jno. L. Amazeen.
One of the above named steamers will
leave de Barry Wharf, foot of Laura street,
Daily except Sunday, at / P. M, for Palatka,
Sanford, aala Enterprise, and all intermediate
landings,
FAST MAIL.
FREDERICK DE BARRY, Capt. G. H. Brock.
CITY oIFJACKsoNvILLE. Capt. w. A. Shaw.
One OF the above-named steamers will leave
de Barv wharf, foot of Laura street, daily ex-
cept sunday, at 500 p. NJ. and from S.. F. 8 W.
Railway wharf at 5:25 P. NJ, for Green Cove
Springs Tocot, Palatka, San Mateo, Wealxe,
Georgetown, Volusia, Astor, DeIand Blue
Springs Sanford and Enterprise.
DAYLIGHT LINE FROM PA6ATKA.
Elegant saloon steamers Anita or H. b Plant
leave Palatka every Monday, Tuesday, We'd
nesday, Friday and Saturday mornings at s
o'clcek, for DeLand, Sanford, ERterprise and
lnternediate landings, making the entire run
through by daylight
Connects at PalatSa with Florida Southern
RAILROAD for Gainesville all& 9Qala
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CONNECTIONS.

AT Palatka with all fast River Steamers for
all points in South Florida, st. Augustine,
Green Cove Springs, Jacksonville, and ali
points East, West, and North.
At Waits Crossing with Peninsula Railroad
for Waldo.
At Perry Junction with Ocala Division for
Micanopy, Orange Lake, Ocala and interlnedi,
ate points.
At Gainesville with Transit Railroad for
Ceuar hey, PENSACOLA and New Orleans.
at Ocala with Peninsula Railway for all in.
terror points i'll South Florida, Tampa
and Charlotte Harbor and hacks for silver
Springs.
Passengers leaving Ocala at 8 n. M, Gaines.
Vile at 10 10 a. m, arrive at Jacksonville at
p. m, connecting with Waycross train which
leaves at 6 p. m.
Tourists and sportsmen Tickets at greatly
reduced rates on sale.
III. S. MING, S. II. BASS.
Gen. supt. Gen. Pass, andTiclSet Agt.
q
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rs Twenty four beautiful colors Of
the Diamond Dyes for Silk, WOOL, Cot
ton, &C., 10 cts. A child can use with
perfect success.
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How to Choose a Carpet.
Sophia Homespun IN co@ntyy oeasieman.
s onsense ~ exclaims Mrs. a
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: 4 Iii'l' = = : l s.s ! :

Connects at Sanford with S. F. R.R for Long.
wood Maitland, Apopka, k2temonte, Orlando.
A1SS1mmee and with steamers for Lake Jassun
Salt Lake, and Rock Ledge and Indian RIVER.
Connects at Enterprise with coaches for Day,
iona and New Smyrna, Oak Hill and Titusviile
Returning Mail steamers leaves Enterprise
every morning at I. and Sanford at 1880 A. NJ.
anu T. NJ, making clos9 connections with S.
and West -s1
through bills of ladiag given to all points.
Inc steamers of this line are all tirst-class
IN every respect.
>, For further information, apply to General
Ticket office, corner Bay and Laura SITS.
". b. WATSON, Manager.
Z. Is. FENWICK. Gen. Pass. 4Agt
Fearn Geo. local agent for DeLand.
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THE Rad AND WORTHLESS

are never initiated or countesJsafed. This is
especially true of family medicine, and 1t is
positive proof that the remedy initiated is Of
the highest value As soon as it had been
tested and proved by the whole World that
Hop Bittsrs was the purest, best and most
valuable family medicine ON earth, many
limitations sprang up and began to steal the
notices in which the press and the people Of
the country had expressed the merits Of II. b.,
and in every way trying to induce suffering
invalids to use their stuff instead, expecting
to make money on the credit and good name
of II. b. Many others started nostrums put
up in similar style to ii. b., with yariously de-
vised names in which tho word Hop" or
Hops" were used in way to induce people
to believe they were the same as Hop Bitters.
AL such pretended remedies or cures, no
matter what their style or name is, and espe-
cially those with tho word Hop" or "Hsps'
in their name or in any way connected with
them or their name, are limitations OF counter
feits. Beware Of them. Touch none of them.
Use nothing but genuine Hop Bitters, with a
bunch or cluster Of green hops on the white
label. Trust nothing else. Druggists and
dealers are warned against dealing in imita-
tions or countorfeits